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Post by persistenceofvision on Mar 30, 2022 21:42:00 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
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Post by mattgarth on Mar 30, 2022 23:23:54 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
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Post by Penn Guinn on Mar 31, 2022 0:58:22 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?"
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Post by persistenceofvision on Mar 31, 2022 12:41:54 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?"
09. In 2003, notorious Nazi film-maker Leni Riefenstahl (d. 2002) appeared in the "In Memoriam" segment in what was widely regarded as a massive error of judgement.
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Post by Lebowskidoo š¦ on Mar 31, 2022 18:49:46 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony: 01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked. 02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause. 03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER. 04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood. 05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT. 06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him. 07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her. 08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?" 09. In 2003, notorious Nazi film-maker Leni Riefenstahl (d. 2002) appeared in the "In Memoriam" segment in what was widely regarded as a massive error of judgement. 10. In 1989, Carrie Fisher and Martin Short met each other on stage to present the awards for Live Action Short and Animated Short films ... *gasp* wearing the exact same dress!
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Post by persistenceofvision on Apr 1, 2022 12:37:50 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?"
09. In 2003, notorious Nazi film-maker Leni Riefenstahl (d. 2002) appeared in the "In Memoriam" segment in what was widely regarded as a massive error of judgement.
10. In 1989, Carrie Fisher and Martin Short met each other on stage to present the awards for Live Action Short and Animated Short films ... *gasp* wearing the exact same dress!
11. In 1943, Greer Garson spoke for 5 and a half minutes on winning Best Actress for patriotic WW2 movie Mrs Miniver, making a record for longest speech (and leading the Academy to introduce a time limit).
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Post by Penn Guinn on Apr 1, 2022 15:18:32 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?"
09. In 2003, notorious Nazi film-maker Leni Riefenstahl (d. 2002) appeared in the "In Memoriam" segment in what was widely regarded as a massive error of judgement.
10. In 1989, Carrie Fisher and Martin Short met each other on stage to present the awards for Live Action Short and Animated Short films ... *gasp* wearing the exact same dress!
11. In 1943, Greer Garson spoke for 5 and a half minutes on winning Best Actress for patriotic WW2 movie Mrs Miniver, making a record for longest speech (and leading the Academy to introduce a time limit).
12. Lady for a Day: When Frank Capra was nominated for his first Best Director Oscar in 1934 for his work on this movie, presenter Will Rogers merely opened the envelope and said, "Come and get it, Frank!". Already halfway to the stage, Capra realized that Rogers wasn't referring to him, but to Frank Lloyd, who was getting the award for Cavalcade (1933).
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Post by brandomarlon2003 on Apr 2, 2022 10:41:14 GMT
13 Unusual Incidents That Occured During an Oscar Ceremony:
01. During the 1974 Oscars ceremony, a man named Robert Opel ran across the stage naked.
02. At the 1978 ceremony, Vanessa Redgrave took the opportunity of her win to make a speech about Israel, to boos and whistling. Later, an offended Paddy Chayefsky spoke out about this ("a simple 'thank you' would have sufficed") to thunderous applause.
03. Marlon Brando sending a Native American woman to publicly refuse his 1972 lead Oscar for GODFATHER.
04. At the 1947 ceremony, Olivia de Havilland was coming offstage with her Oscar and Joan Fontaine came forward to congratulate her. She refused to acknowledge her estranged sister and a photojournalist took a picture of the moment, meaning the feud between the two couldn't be covered up even by discreet Old Hollywood.
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT.
06. In 1999, Elia Kazan (who had named names for the HUAC in the McCarthy era) was given a lifetime achievement award. Ed Harris and Nick Nolte were among the grandees who remained seated, stony-faced, refusing to applaud him.
07. Louise Fletcher was an obscure actress who got the role of a lifetime as the evil Nurse Ratched in 1975's ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. When she was announced as the Lead Actress winner, she received polite applause. She then dedicated her award to her deaf parents by signing a message, thanking them for encouraging her to follow her dream. A tearful audience suddenly loved her.
08. Shirley Temple: At age six she became the first recipient of the juvenile Academy Award. To this day she is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. After receiving her award from actor/writer Irvin S. Cobb, she politely thanked him, then turned to her mother and asked, "Mommy, can I go home now?"
09. In 2003, notorious Nazi film-maker Leni Riefenstahl (d. 2002) appeared in the "In Memoriam" segment in what was widely regarded as a massive error of judgement.
10. In 1989, Carrie Fisher and Martin Short met each other on stage to present the awards for Live Action Short and Animated Short films ... *gasp* wearing the exact same dress!
11. In 1943, Greer Garson spoke for 5 and a half minutes on winning Best Actress for patriotic WW2 movie Mrs Miniver, making a record for longest speech (and leading the Academy to introduce a time limit).
12. Lady for a Day: When Frank Capra was nominated for his first Best Director Oscar in 1934 for his work on this movie, presenter Will Rogers merely opened the envelope and said, "Come and get it, Frank!". Already halfway to the stage, Capra realized that Rogers wasn't referring to him, but to Frank Lloyd, who was getting the award for Cavalcade (1933).
13. At the 2022 Oscars, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock in the face after the comedian made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith's short hair. Jada suffers from a condition called alopecia, which causes her hair follicles to fall out.
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Post by brimfin on Apr 3, 2022 12:49:28 GMT
05. At the 2017 ceremony, Warren Beatty accidentally stated LA LA LAND was the Best Picture winner when it was in fact MOONLIGHT. For the record, it was Faye Dunaway who announced the wrong picture. They had been mistakenly handed the card that said "Best Actress - Emma Stone - LA LA LAND" When Warren opened the envelope, he looked confused for a second because he saw it said "best actress", then he handed it to Faye and she just said "LA LA LAND"
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Post by brimfin on Apr 3, 2022 13:02:23 GMT
Iām not trying to continue the topic here, but one funny incident I remember from the Oscars was in the 2010 show: Two presenters came out lamenting that horror movies had been ignored by the Academy and that the last horror movie to win an Oscar was THE EXORCIST for sound and adapted screenplay back in 1973. Then they followed their complaint with a montage of horror films over the years. They included JAWS ā which had won 3 Oscars, MISERY for which Kathy Bates had won Best Actress, and THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, which was one of the rare movies to have won what is considered the top 5 Oscars ā Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Screenplay and Best Director. They had disproved their own complaint, and no one ever seemed to realize it.
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Post by Lebowskidoo š¦ on Apr 9, 2022 14:55:07 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER
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Post by Lebowskidoo š¦ on Apr 9, 2022 15:14:55 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1980 - ORDINARY PEOPLE
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Post by brandomarlon2003 on Apr 9, 2022 15:16:12 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
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Post by alfromni on Apr 9, 2022 15:23:51 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB
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Post by alfromni on Apr 9, 2022 16:03:54 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDE
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Post by mattgarth on Apr 9, 2022 16:31:22 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET 08. William Wyler: Director 1942 -- MRS. MINIVER
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Post by alfromni on Apr 9, 2022 16:42:19 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET 08. William Wyler: Director 1942 -- MRS. MINIVER 09. Jennifer Jones - Best Actress 1943 - THE SONG OF BERNADETTE
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Post by mattgarth on Apr 9, 2022 17:41:44 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET 08. William Wyler: Director 1942 -- MRS. MINIVER 09. Jennifer Jones - Best Actress 1943 - THE SONG OF BERNADETTE 10. Susan Sarandon: Lead Actress 1995 -- DEAD MAN WALKING
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Post by alfromni on Apr 9, 2022 17:51:32 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET 08. William Wyler: Director 1942 -- MRS. MINIVER 09. Jennifer Jones - Best Actress 1943 - THE SONG OF BERNADETTE 10. Susan Sarandon: Lead Actress 1995 -- DEAD MAN WALKING 11. Simone Signoret - Best Actress 1959 - ROOM AT THE TOP
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Post by alfromni on Apr 9, 2022 17:54:58 GMT
13 Oscar Winners With an Alliterative Name:
01. Greer Garson - Best Actress 1942 - MRS. MINIVER 02. Alan Arkin - Best Supporting Actor 2007 - LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE 03. Robert Redford - Best Director 1981 - ORDINARY PEOPLE 04. Steven Spielberg - Best Director 1999 - SAVING PRIVATE RYAN 05. Matthew McConaughey - Best Actor 2013 - DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 06. Claudette Colbert - Best Actress 1935 - IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 07. Helen Hayes - Best Actress 1931/2 - THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET 08. William Wyler: Director 1942 -- MRS. MINIVER 09. Jennifer Jones - Best Actress 1943 - THE SONG OF BERNADETTE 10. Susan Sarandon: Lead Actress 1995 -- DEAD MAN WALKING 11. Simone Signoret - Best Actress 1959 - ROOM AT THE TOP 12. Holly Hunter - Best Actress 1994 - THE PIANO 13. Sissy Spacek - Best Actress 1980 - COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER
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