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Best Year Ever in the "Supporting Actress" Category
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Thatcher2006, 2007 and 2015 were stacked with five great nominated performances.
tommyogorman99Molly Shannon is a good example of a flawless performance snubbed due to little or no campaign. 2013 was a great year (Lawrence, Nyong’o, Squibb, Roberts, and Hawkins) those were perfect performances.
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1970 Best Picture
Alex MeyerI don't think anything came close to beating Patton. It pretty much swept through the ceremony that
FairWeatherAffairMASH and Five Easy Pieces put the other nominees to shame, easily. Too bad neither had a chance.
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Honorary Oscars 2018
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Harrison Ford Liv Ullman My top two choices for the moment.
The Schifrin nomination for The Amityville Horror is among my all-time favorites in Best Original Score. THE OSCAR 100 (#5-1): Henry Fonda, Juanita Moore, Montgomery Clift, Celia Johnson and Gena Rowlands
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Glenda Jackson
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Andrew CardenI would love to see it happen. That said, Jackson veered strongly toward the small screen over the m
Andrew CardenPeter Finch should've won too. 🙂 OSCAR FLASHBACK: Nicholson at the Oscars (1987) - Ironweed
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Jane Fonda's Win for "Klute", Who Came Second?
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Odds are, it was indeed either Jackson (who had two fabulous, Oscar-caliber turns that year) or Suzm
Milk MoneyFonda was sublime and almost turned the role down, suggesting her friend Faye instead. Good thing she didn’t. Jessica Walters is a close second for me that year. She should have definitely been pushed for supporting despite her Best Actress (Drama
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Should Marsha Mason Have Won an Oscar?
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My favorite performance was her in "The Goodbye Girl", and she would have made a great winner, but D
Alex MeyerThis is Emmy-related, but since this is about Marsha Mason, I'll say it here: she was robbed of an Emmy nomination for Supporting Actress In A Limited Series Or Movie in Life With Judy Garland: Me And My Shadows as Judy Garland's conniving mother, Et
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Tatum O'Neal's Oscar Win for "Paper Moon"
KirbyNicholson1) Probably too crowded 2) Peter's decision to fraud her 3) If it weren't for Tatum, then Blair sinc
M: The OriginalChild leads are usually demoted to supporting to secure a nomination.
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Louise Fletcher's Oscar win For "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
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Fletcher was a very heavy favorite. Kane and Jackson indeed didn't have a prayer, Tommy was way too
keithwFunny Lady with Barbra Streisand as well as Shampoo (Julie Christie/Goldie Hawn) were also released that year.
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Delores Taylor in "Billy Jack"
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I don't think those films ever generated much Oscar buzz. Tom Laughlin did resign from the Academy,
Alex MeyerI don't think those films ever generated much Oscar buzz. Tom Laughlin did resign from the Academy, though, but not because they failed to nominate any of the Billy Jack films. He resigned in protest because he was disgusted that Woody Allen won Best
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Patricia Arquette Since She Won Her Oscar
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lovelylovelyShe was on the now-canceled CSI: Cyber from 2015-2016 (which premiered right after she won). I jus
M: The OriginalWinning an Oscar is not a golden ticket to have new found agency in the business. They operate their business as they have always. Award season hysteria has people believing they're superman when in reality there are a passing trend of one time wonde
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Kim Novak & "Old Hollywood" Presenters at the Oscars
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Indeed, that was a real shame and especially pathetic that McConaughey had to all but explain who sh
Alex MeyerI don't think we'll see Olivia De Havilland there, as she's 100 years old and her eyesight is failing. If they're going to have someone from "Old Hollywood" present, make sure at the very least that they're in good physical health. Angela Lansbury is
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Best Actress 1967
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Evans had the critics, the GG and two previous nominations. She was, easily, the second place that y
SouthernManzTen Favorite of the 60s 1- Hepburn- Lion in Winter 2- Maggie Smith- Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 3- Geraldine Page- Sweet Bird of Youth 4- Kim Stanley- Seance on a Wet Afternoon 5- Edith Evans- The Whisperers 6- Jane Fonda- They Shoot Horses, Don't Th
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Give Doris Day An Oscar (for Lifetime Achievement or her Humanitarian Work)
In the 1970s the Oscars’ prestige took a hit when both George C. Scott and Marlon Brando refused t
M: The OriginalIt shouldn’t matter that she would not attend the ceremony. Others haven’t. It would be such a shame for her to not ever receive an Honorary Oscar. I thought she might be more “accepting” of the Humanitarian Award f
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Best Actress 1975
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Louise Fletcher is by far the worst winner in this category by a mile. People seem to think that if
babypookI think Fletcher did what the script asked her to do. The character is better than what any actress could do for it, although I’ll agree that Bancroft, Burstyn, Lansbury, Page, Fonda or Dewhurst would have likely made a dee
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Best Actress 1977
ziggyI miss the poll function :/ Bancroft and MacLaine were the two best things about an otherwise unfor
VenusInFursShelley Duvall should've won for "3 Women", or even Spacek. But I'm fine with Keaton taking it.
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Best Year Ever in the "Supporting Actress" Category
