Unofficial Academy Awards Discussion Board

Actual nominees...Gandhi, Missing, Richard Attenborough, Sidney Lumet and Jessica Lange (for Tootsie) did not make the grade with the voters on the Board. Also some of the other ''Left-Overs'' from 1982: Best Picture Alsino and the Condor An Officer and a Gentleman Blade Runner Brittania Hospital D...

OscarGuy wrote: And, I'm going to have to assign a category later...

And the category for mrlg is.......??



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Big Magilla wrote:A Christmas Tale (Arnaud Despelchen) 2008 6/10

The woman, played by Catherine Deneuve, is not particularly pleasant or nice. She smokes and smokes and smokes.

Hey I love women who smoke.....and a smokin' Deneuve couldn't really be all bad!!

OscarGuy wrote:I'm actually kind of shocked that I'm so affected by this. Whether I liked him personally or his actions of the last several years, he was an integral part of my youth and young adulthood. His death saddens me like few have.

My God....I so agree with what you say. I am in shock.

By the way, has there ever been a worse ridiculously cast "serious" movie than The Story of Mankind with Hedy Lamarr as Joan of Arc, Virginia Mayo as Cleopatra, Marie Wilson as Marie Antoinette, Groucho Marx as Peter Minuet, Harpo Marx as Isaac Newton, Peter Lorre as Nero, Charles Coburn ...

Angel' Farrah Fawcett dies at 62 Farrah Fawcett dies at 62 By BOB THOMAS, Associated Press Writer Bob Thomas, Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES – Farrah Fawcett, the "Charlie's Angels" star whose feathered blond hair and dazzling smile made her one of the biggest sex symbols of the 1970...

Picture: Tootsie Director: Ridley Scott, Blade Runner Actor: Eddie Murphy, 48 Hours Actress: Jennifer Kendall, 36 Chowringhee Lane Supporting Actor: Michael Keaton, Night Shift Supporting Actress: Glenda Jackson, The Return of the Soldier Ensemble: Diner Original Screenplay: Diner Adapted Screenpla...

Damien wrote:I realize it's not cool to speak of the recently departed, but was there ever a celebrity who was drearier and more boring than Ed McMahon?

Yes I could never understand why this bore was on The Tonight Show with Carson.

It's a Great Feeling (David Butler, 1949) 3/10 Extremely silly film set in Hollywood made bearable by a parade of Warner Bros. stars in cameo appearances.....Edward G., Gary Cooper, Errol Flynn, Patricia Neal, Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman, Eleanor Parker, Danny Kaye, Stdney Greenstreet, Joan Crawford ...

.....everyone has up to 48 hours to make their choice in the game when their turn is up...... After 48 hours of inactivity, your turn will simply be forfeited and the next person will be up. It has now been almost 4 days. I guess Flipp is busy somewhere and as per his own set of rules he forfeits h...

Added: The Doris Day Collection It's a Great Feeling (David Butler, 1949) Tea for Two (David Butler, 1950) Starlift (Roy Del Ruth, 1951) April in Paris (David Butler, 1952) The Tunnel of Love (Gene Kelly, 1958) Alain Resnais: A Decade in Film Life is a Bed of Roses (1983) Love Unto Death (1984) Mel...

Big Magilla wrote:I've always wanted to see Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing.

Maggie Smith is very good in this.

Reza, you know your turn is up for 1982? Extremely sorry but there is a time difference and when I posted the stuff below I did not have time to post entries for 1982 (running late for work this morning). Anyway my apologies again and here are my choices: Picture: Victor/Victoria Director: Blake Ed...