O'Toole not winning for Lawrence is absolutely shocking - even for the Oscars
He just had EXTREMELY bad luck with who he was nominated against. Iconic films and roles very much not forgotten.
Gregory Peck - To Kill A Mockingbird
Rex Harrison - My Fair Lady
John Wayne - True Grit
Marlon Brando - The Godfather
Robert De Niro - Raging Bull
Ben Kingsley - Gandhi
The odd one out is that he should of won for The Lion In Winter, Cliff Robertson winning for Charly was a joke.
O'Toole not winning for Lawrence is absolutely shocking - even for the Oscars
He just had EXTREMELY bad luck with who he was nominated against. Iconic films and roles very much not forgotten.
Gregory Peck - To Kill A Mockingbird
Rex Harrison - My Fair Lady
John Wayne - True Grit
Marlon Brando - The Godfather
Robert De Niro - Raging Bull
Ben Kingsley - Gandhi
The odd one out is that he should of won for The Lion In Winter, Cliff Robertson winning for Charly was a joke.
Red Harrison was lucky that O'Toole and Richard Burton were nominated for Lead Actor Oscar in the same film Beckett.
Barbara Stanwyck
Thelma Ritter
Rosalind Russell
Deborah Kerr
Jean Simmons
James Mason
Judy Garland
Angela Lansbury
Agnes Moorehead
Ida Lupino
Myrna Loy
Edward G Robinson
The last three never received a single Oscar Nomination in their long and illustrious careers. The Acadamy should hang their collective heads in shame.
Don't know how true but I heard when Hitchcock got the lifetime achievement award he thanked his wife a couple of others and said thank you very much and walked off. A minute on stage at the most.
Don't know how true but I heard when Hitchcock got the lifetime achievement award he thanked his wife a couple of others and said thank you very much and walked off. A minute on stage at the most.
Exactly what the academy deserved.
It's even better than that. Only 5 words spoken and three of them were almost missed by the microphone...
Don't know how true but I heard when Hitchcock got the lifetime achievement award he thanked his wife a couple of others and said thank you very much and walked off. A minute on stage at the most.
Exactly what the academy deserved.
It's even better than that. Only 5 words spoken and three of them were almost missed by the microphone...
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Angela Lansbury
Agnes Moorehead
Thelma Ritter
Montgomery Clift
It's kinda sad all Agnes is know now for is Bewitched but Endora is that iconic sometimes a character just outshines all your others.
That said Citizen Kane, Dark Passage, Show Boat, The Magnificent Ambersons and Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte are nothing to sneeze at.
Oops. How did I forget her.
And Richard Burton too. Double oops.
He lost out to Gregory Peck in To Kill a Mockingbird though. It’s hard to argue (imo anyway) that Peck didn’t deserve the honour that year.
He just had EXTREMELY bad luck with who he was nominated against. Iconic films and roles very much not forgotten.
Gregory Peck - To Kill A Mockingbird
Rex Harrison - My Fair Lady
John Wayne - True Grit
Marlon Brando - The Godfather
Robert De Niro - Raging Bull
Ben Kingsley - Gandhi
The odd one out is that he should of won for The Lion In Winter, Cliff Robertson winning for Charly was a joke.
I do not rate him at all. Good job I'm not in the academy
Red Harrison was lucky that O'Toole and Richard Burton were nominated for Lead Actor Oscar in the same film Beckett.
Dirk Bogarde for lots of things
Bogarde work in Europe (The Night Porter being one example) was probably considered not Oscar fare.
Thelma Ritter
Rosalind Russell
Deborah Kerr
Jean Simmons
James Mason
Judy Garland
Angela Lansbury
Agnes Moorehead
Ida Lupino
Myrna Loy
Edward G Robinson
The last three never received a single Oscar Nomination in their long and illustrious careers. The Acadamy should hang their collective heads in shame.
Exactly what the academy deserved.
It's even better than that. Only 5 words spoken and three of them were almost missed by the microphone...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2zjm79Esq4
Nice. Total deserved. TY.