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Same as 81. How would you rank the nominees and what’s your personal line-up?
For me, it is:
1. Sissy Spacek – Coal Miner’s Daughter
2. Mary Tyler Moore – Ordinary People
3. Gena Rowlands – Gloria
4. Goldie Hawn – Private Benjamin
5. Ellen Burstyn – ResurrectionReally love the first three but I slightly like Sissy more and Mary is supporting anyway so I left her as runner-up.
Then, my personal line-up:
1. Vertamae Grosvenor – Personal Problems
2. Sissy Spacek – Coal Miners Daughter
3. Gena Rowlands – Gloria
4. Fernanda Montenegro – They Don’t Wear Black Tie
5. Anouk Aimée – A Leap In The DarkHM:
Susan Sarandon – Atlantic City
Theresa Russell – Bad Timing
Ingrid Burgoin – Simone Barbes or Virtue
Isabelle Huppert – Loulou
Shelley Duvall – The ShiningReplyLast.fm: https://www.last.fm/es/user/Into_You
https://letterboxd.com/cherry123/It’s bizarre Shelley Duvall was nomd for a razzie in that role. Could’ve been a nominee
From the lineup, Sissy had a deserving win.
And yeah They Don’t Wear Black-tie is a 1981 film, it was the year it released in Venice and Brazil. And only 1983 in the US making it eligible for the 1984 ceremony.
ReplyCopy URLThis is one of those heartbreaking years where there were many possible deserving winners.
Spacek gave maybe the greatest biopic performance/impersonation ever. (and she did all her own singing and sounded just like Lynn. I can’t help but compare all future singer biopics to this one.)
Moore was raw and emotional and cast so against type that it only made the performance more riveting.
Hawn was so funny. Those scenes where she is in basic training could only be done by a gifted comedic actor. (great physical comedy too)
Burstyn was also great in a complex role.
(Rowlands was just ok in my book. I’d have put Shelley Duvall in that slot.)
BTW Wanda’s typo in the first post brings up some funny images. Shelley Winters in The Shining. Interesting!
ReplyCopy URLOscar noms:
1. Sissy Spacek – Coal Miner’s Daughter
2. Ellen Burstyn – Resurrection
3. Mary Tyler Moore – Ordinary People
4. Goldie Hawn – Private Benjamin
5. Gena Rowlands – GloriaI go back & forth between Spacek and Burstyn.
Personal line-up:
1. Dolly Parton – Nine To Five
2. Sissy Spacek – Coal Miners Daughter
3. Ellen Burstyn – Resurrection
4. Mary Tyler Moore – Ordinary People
5. Goldie Hawn – Private BenjaminOK…I’m obsessed with Dolly and have been since I was 4, a year before this film came out. She’s perfect. No apologies. Otherwise I kept the same line up except Rowlands. She’s good in GLORIA, but she might not squeak out at 6th to be honest. I have both Duvall & Sarandon in supporting for the obvious works that year. I know they are largely considered lead still I see them both in the gray area.
ReplyCopy URL1. Sissy Spacek
2. Ellen Burstyn
3. Gena Rowlands
4. Goldie Hawn
5. Mary Tyler Moore (a recent second viewing did not change general dislike of this performance or the film).My own personal choice:
1. Sissy Spacek (Coal Miner’s Daughter)
2. Theresa Russell (Bad Timing)
3. Susan Sarandon (Atlantic City)
4. Shelley Duvall (The Shining)
5. Ellen Burstyn (Resurrection)Coal Miner’s Daughter is the gold standard for musical bio-pics. As Carice said above only Jessica Lange has come close. I can’t think of another since Sweet Dreams that rises to the level of these two films or performances.
ReplyCopy URLSweet Dreams has an odd history. Meryl Streep was originally promised it by Karel Reisz her director from French Lieutenant’s Woman. Then he suddenly gave it to Lange. I think Streep would have done her own singing. She always seems hurt by the switch when discussing it.
I wonder if that is what has also soured her on French Lieutenant’s Woman. She now says that isn’t one of her best performances.
Lange is very good in it though even if she doesn’t do her own singing.
I wonder if Beverly D’Angelo was ever considered. She did a good job as Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter. Guess she wasn’t a big enough star.
ReplyCopy URLAs wonderful as Streep is when singing and matching sounds when speaking I suspect she would have not sounded like Cline. D’Angelo didn’t sound like her very much either. I usually hate when singing roles are dubbed but I forgive this film with Lange bc she looked like Cline so much and of course is a terrific actress.
ReplyCopy URLSweet Dreams has an odd history. Meryl Streep was originally promised it by Karel Reisz her director from French Lieutenant’s Woman. Then he suddenly gave it to Lange. I think Streep would have done her own singing. She always seems hurt by the switch when discussing it.
I wonder if that is what has also soured her on French Lieutenant’s Woman. She now says that isn’t one of her best performances.
Lange is very good in it though even if she doesn’t do her own singing.
I wonder if Beverly D’Angelo was ever considered. She did a good job as Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter. Guess she wasn’t a big enough star.
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