Program not working as expected

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main(){
       
        char changeschedule;
        char moviename[50];
        int showtime;
        int screennumber;
        char addanothermovie;
        char mname[50];
        printf("Do you want to change the movie schedule? (Y for Yes, N for No)");
        scanf("%c", &changeschedule);
        if (changeschedule == 'Y'){
                do{
                        printf("Enter the name of the movie:");
                        fgets(moviename, 50, stdin);
                        printf("Enter the showtime of the movie:");
                        scanf("%d", &showtime);
                        printf("Enter the screen number of the movie:");
                        scanf("%d", &screennumber);
                        printf("Do you want to add another movie to movie schedule? (Y for Yes, N for No)");
                        scanf("%c", &addanothermovie);
                }while (addanothermovie == 'Y');
        }
        printf("Enter the name of the movie you want to buy ticket(s) for:");
        fgets(mname, 50, stdin);
        return 0;
}

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The program is outputting:
Do you want to change the movie schedule (Y for Yes, N for No) Y
Enter the name of the movie:Enter the showtime of the movie:1230
Enter the screen number of the movie:3
Do you want to add another movie to movie schedule (Y for Yes, N for No)Enter t
he name of the movie you want to buy ticket(s) for:The Social Network

Why is the program not letting me enter the name of the movie?
And why is the program not letting me say Yes or No to specify whether I want to add another movie to movie schedule?

Thanks for your help.

Add getchar(), after your scanf(), before the fgets() for the name of the movie. It's taking the left over newline, and saying "OK, I've got my name - moving on!". :p :p

Do that for both scanf()'s. It always leaves the newline char: '\n' behind in the keyboard buffer.

Or ditch scanf() and use fgets() for all input.

Then use sscanf() on the buffer in memory.

Thank you. Your solutions worked.