Best Actress: 1978

[darthvader12Participant Joined: Feb 1st, 2016 Topics: 130 Posts: 77 View Predictions]

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These are my Best Actress nominees for 1978. Feel free to vote for your pick.

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[ENGLANDParticipant Joined: Oct 5th, 2011 Topics: 61 Posts: 2179 View Predictions]

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Voted for Liv Ullman.

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[pacinofanParticipant Joined: Nov 28th, 2011 Topics: 8 Posts: 4128 View Predictions]

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Jill Clayburg by a mile.

I personally found Jane Fonda ridiculous in “Coming Home”. Phony as hell and her frizzy, hippy hair does a lot of her acting work for her.

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[Anonymous Joined: Jan 1st, 1970 Topics: 36 Posts: 1622 View Predictions]

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Quite honestly, I don’t believe that any of these performances have aged well.

Given the opportunity, I would opt to recognize the fine comedic work of Goldie Hawn in Foul Play. There is a sweetness in her performance that engages the viewer to suspend disbelief and commit to the increasing zaniness of the plot twists.

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[AwardsConnectKeymaster Joined: Jan 16th, 2016 Topics: 17 Posts: 3528 View Predictions]

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This should’ve been Clayburgh’s year, though Bergman’s brilliant too and Fonda’s win was hardly a travesty. Page is strong in Interiors but I think it’s pretty clearly a Supporting turn. I also like the Academy’s fifth nominee, Ellen Burstyn.

Not that she had a prayer of getting in but Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween would’ve been a boffo nominee.

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[Joe BurnsParticipant Joined: Jan 26th, 2014 Topics: 83 Posts: 723 View Predictions]

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AwardsConnect wrote:

This should’ve been Clayburgh’s year, though Bergman’s brilliant too and Fonda’s win was hardly a travesty. Page is strong in Interiors but I think it’s pretty clearly a Supporting turn. I also like the Academy’s fifth nominee, Ellen Burstyn.

Not that she had a prayer of getting in but Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween would’ve been a boffo nominee.

For the finest in film reviews and awards analysis, please visit me at The Awards Connection!

Agree on Page, she was very much supporting. Too bad that Clayburgh lost she was brilliant. Haven’t seen Bergman or Burstyn yet.

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