16 Facts About Alicia Malone

In 2006, Alicia Malone was hired by Movie Network Channels as a producer and editor.

In 2010, Alicia Malone moved to Los Angeles to work in American television.

Alicia Malone was hired by her native Australian Today show as a press junket journalist, whereby she held media interviews with numerous celebrities.

Alicia Malone stayed at Channel Seven for six years, working a variety of production roles.

In 2010, Alicia Malone moved to Los Angeles and was permitted an O visa, allowing her to only work in television.

In October 2016, Alicia Malone launched and hosted the web series Indie Movie Guide for Fandango.

At the 2018 SXSW Conference, Alicia Malone moderated an all-female panel discussion titled "The Female Voices of Film Twitter," with film critics Monica Castillo, Jacqueline Coley, Amy Nicholson, and Jen Yamato.

In 2017, Alicia Malone published her first book Backwards and in Heels.

Alicia Malone followed up with her second book The Female Gaze in response to readers who asked how can they support female filmmakers in the industry.

In 2022, Alicia Malone published her third book Girls on Film, detailing her personal history and career, and how her love for classic cinema has shaped her worldview.

One night, in 2010, after channel-surfing on cable television, Alicia Malone wrote down a particular goal in mind to become a host for Turner Classic Movies.

Nervous at the prospect, Alicia Malone spent a year sharpening her skills before submitting a showreel of herself discussing classic films.

Alicia Malone hosted The FilmStruck Podcast interviewing filmmakers whose films were featured on the service.

In 2018, Alicia Malone was hired as a full-time host for Turner Classic Movies, making her first official appearance on 4 March.

Alicia Malone has stated that before filming her segments, she researches and writes her own introductions.

In 2019, Alicia Malone was made the current host of the TCM Imports programming block on late Sunday nights.