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February 13 2013, 02:28 AM
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
BEST PICTURE Desperate Journey Kings Row Saboteur They Died with Their Boots On To Be Or Not to Be BEST DIRECTOR John Farrow, WAKE ISLAND Alfred Hitchcock, SABOTEUR Ernst Lubitsch, TO BE OR NOT TO BE Raoul Walsh, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON Sam Wood, KINGS ROW BEST ACTOR Jack Benny, TO BE OR NOT TO BE Robert Cummings, KINGS ROW Robert Cummings, SABOTEUR Errol Flynn, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON Ronald Reagan, KINGS ROW BEST ACTRESS Olivia DeHavilland, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON Veronica Lake, THIS GUN FOR HIRE Priscilla Lane, SABOTEUR Carole Lombard, TO BE OR NOT TO BE Ann Sheridan, KINGS ROW BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Alan Hale, DESPERATE JOURNEY Arthur Kennedy, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON Norman Lloyd, SABOTEUR Claude Rains, KINGS ROW Ronald Reagan, DESPERATE JOURNEY BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Judith Anderson, KINGS ROW Nancy Coleman, DESPERATE JOURNEY Betty Field, KINGS ROW Alma Kruger, SABOTEUR Hattie McDaniel, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON BEST SCREENPLAY W.R. Burnett and Frank Butler, WAKE ISLAND Edwin Justus Meyer, TO BE OR NOT TO BE Casey Robinson, KINGS ROW Peter Viertel, Joan Harrison and Dorothy Parker, SABOTEUR Orson Welles, THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS BEST MUSICAL SCORE Werner R. Heymann, TO BE OR NOT TO BE Erich Wolfgang Korngold, KINGS ROW Max Steiner, DESPERATE JOURNEY Max Steiner, THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON Roy Webb, CAT PEOPLE BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Desperate Journey Kings Row One of Our Aircraft is Missing Saboteur Wake Island BEST ART DIRECTION Cat People The Jungle Book Kings Row The Magnificent Ambersons Wake Island BEST COSTUME DESIGN The Jungle Book Kings Row The Magnificent Ambersons They Died with Their Boots On To Be Or Not to Be BEST EDITING Desperate Journey Flying Tigers Saboteur They Died with Their Boots On Wake Island BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Cat People Desperate Journey The Mummy's Tomb One of Our Aircraft is Missing Saboteur BEST SOUND Desperate Journey One of Our Aircraft is Missing Saboteur They Died with Their Boots On Wake Island |
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February 14 2013, 02:59 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
BEST PICTURE Bataan Casablanca Sahara The Ox-Bow Incident Shadow of a Doubt BEST DIRECTOR Michael Curtiz, CASABLANCA Tay Garnett, BATAAN Alfred Hitchcock, SHADOW OF A DOUBT Zoltan Korda, SAHARA William A. Wellman, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT BEST ACTOR Humphrey Bogart, CASABLANCA Joseph Cotten, SHADOW OF A DOUBT Henry Fonda, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT Roddy McDowall, LASSIE, COME HOME Robert Taylor, BATAAN BEST ACTRESS Ingrid Bergman, CASABLANCA Susanna Foster, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Greer Garson, MADAME CURRIE Jane Russell, THE OUTLAW Teresa Wright, SHADOW OF A DOUBT BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Paul Henreid, CASABLANCA Rex Ingram, SAHARA Lloyd Nolan, BATAAN Anthony Quinn, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT Claude Rains, CASABLANCA Dooley Wilson, CASABLANCA BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jane Darwell, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT Mary Beth Hughes, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT Shirley Patterson, THE BATMAN Elizabeth Taylor, LASSIE, COME HOME Edna Mae Wonacott, SHADOW OF A DOUBT BEST SCREENPLAY Robert D. Andrews, BATAAN Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein and Howard Koch, CASABLANCA Lamar Trotti, THE OX-BOW INCIDENT Lamar Trotti and Jerome Cady, GUADALCANAL DIARY Thornton Wilder, Sally Benson and Alma Reville, SHADOW OF A DOUBT BEST MUSICAL SCORE Bronislau Kaper, BATAAN Miklos Rozsa, SAHARA Max Steiner, CASABLANCA Dimitri Tiomkin, SHADOW OF A DOUBT Franz Waxman, AIR FORCE BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Air Force Bataan Casablanca Guadalcanal Diary Sahara BEST ART DIRECTION The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Casablanca The Ox-Bow Incident The Phantom of the Opera The Raven BEST COSTUME DESIGN The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Casablanca Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man The Outlaw The Phantom of the Opera BEST EDITING Air Force Bataan Casablanca Sahara Shadow of a Doubt BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Bataan Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man The Phantom of the Opera Sahara Shadow of a Doubt BEST SOUND Bataan Guadalcanal Diary The Phantom of the Opera Sahara Shadow of a Doubt |
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February 15 2013, 03:10 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1944 BEST PICTURE Destination Tokyo Double Indemnity Lifeboat Meet Me in St. Louis Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo BEST DIRECTOR George Cukor, GASLIGHT Alfred Hitchcock, LIFEBOAT Mervyn LeRoy, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO Vincente Minnelli, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Billy Wilder, DOUBLE INDEMNITY BEST ACTOR Cary Grant, DESTINATION TOKYO Van Johnson, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO Fred MacMurray, DOUBLE INDEMNITY Edward G. Robinson, DOUBLE INDEMNITY Walter Slezak, LIFEBOAT BEST ACTRESS Tallulah Bankhead, LIFEBOAT Ingrid Bergman, GASLIGHT Joan Fontaine, JANE EYRE Judy Garland, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Barbara Stanwyck, DOUBLE INDEMNITY BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR William Bendix, LIFEBOAT Hume Cronyn, LIFEBOAT Robert Mitchum, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO William Prince, DESTINATION TOKYO Spencer Tracy, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Mary Anderson, LIFEBOAT Heather Angel, LIFEBOAT June Lockhart, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Margaret O'Brien, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Phyllis Thaxter, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO BEST SCREENPLAY Julius J. Epstein and Philip G. Epstein, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE John Steinbeck and Jo Swerling, LIFEBOAT Lamar Trotti, WILSON Jon Van Druten, Walter Reisch and John L. Balderston, GASLIGHT Billy Wilder and Raymond Chandler, DOUBLE INDEMNITY BEST MUSICAL SCORE Miklos Rozsa, DOUBLE INDEMNITY George E. Stoll, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Herbert Stothart, NATIONAL VELVET Herbert Stothart, THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO Franz Waxman, DESTINATION TOKYO BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Double Indemnity Gaslight Lifeboat Meet Me in St. Louis Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo BEST ART DIRECTION Double Indemnity Gaslight Jane Eyre Meet Me in St. Louis Wilson BEST COSTUME DESIGN Double Indemnity Jane Eyre Lifeboat Meet Me in St. Louis Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo BEST EDITING Arsenic and Old Lace Destination Tokyo Double Indemnity Lifeboat Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Destination Tokyo The Fighting Seabees House of Frankenstein Lifeboat Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo BEST SOUND Destination Tokyo Lifeboat Meet Me in St. Louis National Velvet Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo In 1942, one actor won lead and support for the same year. That's never occurred at the Oscars and will likely never occur again in mine. But in 1945, for the second and final time, one film will have a complete monopoly in one category. Plus its entire cast will also be nominated, unless you count the guy with the sandwich. |
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February 16 2013, 02:36 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1945 BEST PICTURE And Then There Were None Objective, Burma! Open City Spellbound A Walk in the Sun BEST DIRECTOR Rene Clair, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Alfred Hitchcock, SPELLBOUND Lewis Milestone, A WALK IN THE SUN Roberto Rossellini, OPEN CITY Raoul Walsh, OBJECTIVE, BURMA! BEST ACTOR Barry Fitzgerald, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Errol Flynn, OBJECTIVE, BURMA! Louis Hayward, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Gregory Peck, SPELLBOUND John Wayne, THEY WERE EXPENDABLE BEST ACTRESS Ingrid Bergman, THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S Ingrid Bergman, SPELLBOUND Dale Evans, BELLS OF ROSARITA Anna Magnani, OPEN CITY Donna Reed, THEY WERE EXPENDABLE BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Mischa Auer, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Richard Haydn, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Walter Huston, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Sir C. Aubrey Smith, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Roland Young, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Judith Anderson, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Beulah Bondi, BACK TO BATAAN June Duprez, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Rhonda Fleming, SPELLBOUND Queenie Leonard, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE BEST SCREENPLAY Sergio Amidei and Federico Fellini, OPEN CITY John Baines, E.F. Benson, T.E.B. Clarke, Angus MacPhail and H.G. Wells, DEAD OF NIGHT Angus MacPhail and Ben Hecht, SPELLBOUND Dudley Nichols, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Commander Frank Wead, THEY WERE EXPENDABLE BEST MUSICAL SCORE Georges Auric, DEAD OF NIGHT Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Miklos Rozsa, SPELLBOUND Max Steiner, BACK TO BATAAN Franz Waxman, OBJECTIVE, BURMA! BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Dead of Night Open City Spellbound They Were Expendable A Walk in the Sun BEST ART DIRECTION Dead of Night Ivan the Terrible, Part 1 Open City The Picture of Dorian Gray Spellbound BEST COSTUME DESIGN And Then There Were None Caesar and Cleopatra Dead of Night Open City Spellbound BEST EDITING And Then There Were None Dead of Night Objective, Burma! Spellbound A Walk in the Sun BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Dead of Night House of Dracula Objective, Burma! The Picture of Dorian Gray Spellbound BEST SOUND Back to Bataan Objective, Burma! Open City They Were Expendable A Walk in the Sun |
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February 16 2013, 02:43 PM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1946 BEST PICTURE The Best Years of Our Lives It's a Wonderful Life The Killers My Darling Clementine Notorious BEST DIRECTOR Frank Capra, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE John Ford, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Alfred Hitchcock, NOTORIOUS Robert Siodmak, THE KILLERS William Wyler, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES BEST ACTOR Henry Fonda. MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Cary Grant, NOTORIOUS Burt Lancaster, THE KILLERS Victor Mature, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE James Stewart, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE BEST ACTRESS Ingrid Bergman, NOTORIOUS Ava Gardner, THE KILLERS Myrna Loy, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES Donna Reed, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Teresa Wright, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Ward Bond, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Walter Brennan, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Claude Rains, NOTORIOUS Harold Russell, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES Henry Travers, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Ethel Barrymore, THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE Cathy Downs, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Karolyn Grimes, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Madame Konstantin, NOTORIOUS Cathy O'Donnell, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES BEST SCREENPLAY Samuel G. Engel and Winston Miller, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett and Frank Capra, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Ben Hecht, NOTORIOUS Ernest Hemingway and Anthony Veiller, THE KILLERS Robert E. Sherwood, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES BEST MUSICAL SCORE Georges Auric, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Cyril Mockridge, MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Miklos Rozsa, THE KILLERS Dimitri Tiomkin, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Roy Webb, NOTORIOUS BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Beauty and the Beast It's a Wonderful Life My Darling Clementine Notorious The Spiral Staircase BEST ART DIRECTION Beauty and the Beast The Best Years of our Lives It's a Wonderful Life My Darling Clementine Notorious BEST COSTUME DESIGN Same as above, but Notorious wins. BEST EDITING It's a Wonderful Life The Killers My Darling Clementine Notorious The Spiral Staircase BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Beauty and the Beast Henry V It's a Wonderful Life Song of the South Tarzan and the Leopard Woman BEST SOUND It's a Wonderful Life The Killers My Darling Clementine Notorious The Spiral Staircase |
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February 17 2013, 02:03 PM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1947 BEST PICTURE Brute Force Dark Passage Gentleman's Agreement Kiss of Death The Secret Life of Walter Mitty BEST DIRECTOR Jules Dassin, BRUTE FORCE Edward Dmytryk, CROSSFIRE Henry Hathaway, KISS OF DEATH Elia Kazan, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT George Seaton, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET BEST ACTOR Humphrey Bogart, DARK PASSAGE Danny Kaye, THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY Burt Lancaster, BRUTE FORCE Victor Mature, KISS OF DEATH Gregory Peck, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT BEST ACTRESS Lauren Bacall, DARK PASSAGE Rita Hayworth, THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI Virginia Mayo, THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY Dorothy McGuire, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT Maureen O'Hara, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Whit Bissell, BRUTE FORCE Hume Cronyn, BRUTE FORCE Howard Duff, BRUTE FORCE John Garfield, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT Dean Stockwell, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT Richard Widmark, KISS OF DEATH BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Yvonne DeCarlo, BRUTE FORCE Colleen Gray, KISS OF DEATH Agnes Moorehead, DARK PASSAGE Natalie Wood, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET Jane Wyatt, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT BEST SCREENPLAY Richard Brooks, BRUTE FORCE Delmer Dawes, DARK PASSAGE Ken Engund and Everett Freeman, THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY Moss Hart, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT George Seaton, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET BEST MUSICAL SCORE David Buttolph, KISS OF DEATH Cyril Mockridge, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET Alfred Newman, GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT Miklos Rozsa, BRUTE FORCE Franz Waxman, DARK PASSAGE BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Angel and the Badman Brute Force Dark Passage Out of the Past The Paradine Case BEST ART DIRECTION Gentleman's Agreement Great Expectations Monsieur Verdoux Out of the Past The Secret Life of Walter Mitty BEST COSTUME DESIGN Dark Passage Gentleman's Agrrement Great Expectations Miracle on 34th Street Out of the Past BEST EDITING Body and Soul Brute Force Dark Passage Kiss of Death Out of the Past IBEST VISUAL EFFECTS Brute Force Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome The Ghost and Mrs. Muir The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Sinbad the Sailor BEST SOUND Body and Soul Brute Force Dark Passage Song of the South T-Men |
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February 18 2013, 02:48 PM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1948 BEST PICTURE Fort Apache Hamlet Key Largo Macbeth Red River Rope The Snake Pit The Treasure of the Sierra Madre BEST DIRECTOR John Ford, FORT APACHE Howard Hawks, RED RIVER Alfred Hitchcock, ROPE John Huston, KEY LARGO John Huston, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE Laurence Olivier, HAMLET Orson Welles, MACBETH BEST ACTOR Kirk Alyn, SUPERMAN: THE SERIAL Humphrey Bogart, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE Montgomery Clift, RED RIVER Henry Fonda, FORT APACHE Laurence Olivier, HAMLET Edward G. Robinson, KEY LARGO Orson Welles, MACBETH John Wayne, RED RIVER BEST ACTRESS Lauren Bacall, KEY LARGO Olivia DeHavilland, THE SNAKE PIT Noel Neill, SUPERMAN: THE SERIAL Jenette Nolan, MACBETH Barbara Stanwyck, SORRY, WRONG NUMBER BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Alfonso Bedoya, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE Walter Brennan, RED RIVER Lee J. Cobb, CALL NORTHSIDE 777 Thomas Gomez, KEY LARGO Tim Holt, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MAdre Walter Huston, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE John Ireland, RED RIVER James Stewart, ROPE BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Joanne Dru, RED RIVER Eileen Herlie, HAMLET Jean Simmons, HAMLET Shirley Temple, FORT APACHE Lurene Tuttle, MACBETH Claire Trevor, KEY LARGO BEST SCREENPLAY Richard Brooks and John Huston, KEY LARGO Borden Chase and Charles Schnee, RED RIVER Hume Cronyn and Arthur Laurents, ROPE Lucille Fletcher, SORRY, WRONG NUMBER John Huston, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE BEST MUSICAL SCORE Richard Hageman, FORT APACHE Jacques Ibert, MACBETH Max Steiner, KING KONG Max Steiner, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE Dimitri Tiomkin, RED RIVER William Walton, HAMLET Franz Waxman, SORRY, WRONG NUMBER BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Fort Apache Hamlet Key Largo Red River Rope BEST ART DIRECTION Call Northside 777 Hamlet Macbeth Rope The Treasure of the Sierra Madre BEST COSTUME DESIGN Hamlet Key Largo Macbeth Red River The Treasure of the Sierra Madre BEST EDITING Fort Apache Key Largo Red River Rope The Treasure of the Sierra Madre BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Fighter Squadron Hamlet Macbeth Rope Superman: The Serial BEST SOUND Fort Apache Macbeth Red River Rope The Treasure of the Sierra Madre This, to me, was one of the trickiest years to pin down......so many of the films were this close to equally good. Comments? Compliments? Condemnations? |
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February 18 2013, 10:12 PM
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Location: I'm at WKRP
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
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Baby, you and me were never meant to be, just maybe think of me once in a while... |
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February 18 2013, 11:05 PM
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
 (But only if I win a Ronald for best actor)
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February 18 2013, 11:07 PM
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
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Mrs Doyle: Now... (pouring Jack a cup of tea) ... and what do you say to a cup? Father Jack: FECK OFF, CUP! |
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February 19 2013, 03:32 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
Ally Sheedy cares as well. Mark Hamill fans, stay tuned. My thanks to the Cardinal for catching the 1941 boo-boo. Here's how it should have looked: Mary Astor, THE MALTESE FALCON Ingrid Bergman, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE Bette Davis, THE LITTLE FOXES Joan Fontaine, SUSPICION Maureen O'Hara, HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY There is one other blatant error in the listings thus far which will require some tinkering to totally fix. |
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February 21 2013, 02:48 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1949 BEST PICTURE All the King's Men Battleground Little Women Sands of Iwo Jima The Third Man Twelve O'Clock High White Heat BEST DIRECTOR Allan Dwan, SANDS OF IWO JIMA Henry King, TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH Mervyn LeRoy, LITTLE WOMEN Carol Reed, THE THIRD MAN Robert Rossen, ALL THE KING'S MEN Raoul Walsh, WHITE HEAT William A. Wellman, BATTLEGROUND BEST ACTOR James Cagney, WHITE HEAT Broderick Crawford, ALL THE KING'S MEN Van Johnson, BATTLEGROUND Gregory Peck, TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH John Wayne, SANDS OF IWO JIMA BEST ACTRESS June Allyson, LITTLE WOMEN Janet Leigh, LITTLE WOMEN Virginia Mayo, WHITE HEAT Elizabeth Taylor, LITTLE WOMEN Alida Valli, THE THIRD MAN BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Rossano Brazzi, LITTLE WOMEN Peter Lawford, LITTLE WOMEN Ricardo Montalban, BATTLEGROUND Edmond O'Brien, WHITE HEAT Orson Welles, THE THIRD MAN BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Mary Astor, LITTLE WOMEN Adele Mara, SANDS OF IWO JIMA Mercedes McCambridge, ALL THE KING'S MEN Margaret O'Brien, LITTLE WOMEN Margaret Wycherly, WHITE HEAT BEST SCREENPLAY Sy Bartlett and Beirne Lay, Jr., TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts, WHITE HEAT James Edward Grant and Harry Brown, SANDS OF IWO JIMA Graham Greene, THE THIRD MAN Robert Rossen, ALL THE KING'S MEN BEST MUSICAL SCORE Adolph Deutsch, LITTLE WOMEN Anton Karas, THE THIRD MAN Alfred Newman, TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH Max Steiner, WHITE HEAT Victor Young, SANDS OF IWO JIMA BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY All the King's Men Battleground She Wore a Yellow Ribbon The Third Man Twelve O'Clock High BEST ART DIRECTION Same as above, but The Third Man wins. BEST COSTUME DESIGN All the King's Men Little Women She Wore a Yellow Ribbon The Third Man Twelve O'Clock High BEST EDITING Sands of Iwo Jima She Wore a Yellow Ribbon The Third Man Twelve O'Clock High White Heat BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Battleground Mighty Joe Young Sands of Iwo Jima Twelve O'Clock High White Heat BEST SOUND Battleground Sands of Iwo Jima She Wore a Yellow Ribbon Twelve O'Clock High White Heat ''Sometimes you have to abandon your principles and do what's right.''-----Carlos Brown. |
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February 21 2013, 11:53 PM
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Location: The Maritimes
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
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"You just opened Pandora's shitbox" - Jim Lahey |
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February 22 2013, 02:40 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1950 BEST PICTURE The Asphalt Jungle Cyrano De Bergerac D.O.A. The Glass Menagerie Winchester '73 BEST DIRECTOR John Huston, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Elia Kazan, PANIC IN THE STREETS Anthony Mann, WINCHESTER '73 Rudolph Mate, D.O.A. Billy Wilder, SUNSET BOULEVARD BEST ACTOR Jose Ferrer, CYRANO DE BERGERAC Sterling Hayden, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE William Holden, SUNSET BOULEVARD Edmond O'Brien, D.O.A. James Stewart, WINCHESTER '73 BEST ACTRESS Gertrude Lawrence, THE GLASS MENAGERIE Mala Powers, CYRANO DE BERGERAC Gloria Swanson, SUNSET BOULEVARD Shelley Winters, WINCHESTER '73 Jane Wyman, THE GLASS MENAGERIE BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Neville Brand, D.O.A. Louis Calhern, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Sam Jaffe, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Marc Lawrence, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE James Whitmore, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Barbara Bel Geddes, PANIC IN THE STREETS Pamela Britton, D.O.A Beverly Campbell, D.O.A. (aka Beverly Garland) Jean Hagen, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Marilyn Monroe, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE BEST SCREENPLAY Peter Berneis and Tennessee Williams, THE GLASS MENAGERIE Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder and D.M. Marshman, Jr., SUNSET BOULEVARD Borden Chase and Robert L. Richards, WINCHESTER '73 Ben Maddow and John Huston, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Russell Rouse and Clarence Green, D.O.A. BEST MUSICAL SCORE Miklos Rozsa, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE Walter Scharf, WINCHESTER '73 Dimitri Tiomkin, CYRANO DE BERGERAC Dimitri Tiomkin, D.O.A. Franz Waxman, SUNSET BOULEVARD BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Destination Moon Rio Grande Sunset Boulevard Treasure Island Winchester '73 BEST ART DIRECTION The Asphalt Jungle Cyrano De Bergerac Destination Moon Sunset Boulevard Treasure Island BEST COSTUME DESIGN Cyrano De Bergerac Destination Moon Sunset Boulevard Treasure Island Winchester '73 BEST EDITING The Asphalt Jungle D.O.A. Panic in the Streets Treasure Island Winchester '73 BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Destination Moon Harvey King Solomon's Mines Rocketship X-M Treasure Island BEST SOUND Destination Moon The Gunfighter Rio Grande Treasure Island Winchester '73 ''Bobby!!!! My eyes!!! I can't see!!!!''----Roger E. Mosley. |
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February 23 2013, 02:44 AM
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Location: Gaddara
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Re: 98th Annual Ronalds (film nominations)
1951 BEST PICTURE The Day the Earth Stood Still Rashomon Strangers on a Train A Streetcar Named Desire The Thing from Another World BEST DIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN Elia Kazan, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Akira Kurosawa, RASHOMON Christian Nyby, THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD Robert Wise, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL BEST ACTOR Humphrey Bogart, THE AFRICAN QUEEN Marlon Brando, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Fredric March, DEATH OF A SALESMAN Michael Rennie, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Robert Walker, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN BEST ACTRESS Mildred Dunnock, DEATH OF A SALESMAN Katharine Hepburn, THE AFRICAN QUEEN Vivien Leigh, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Patricia Neal, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Ginger Rogers, STORM WARNING BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Robert Cornthwaite, THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD Sam Jaffe, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Karl Malden, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Kevin McCarthy, DEATH OF A SALESMAN Toshiro Mifune, RASHOMON (Jaffe is the first supporting performer to win for two consecutive years.) BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Frances Bavier, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Doris Day, STORM WARNING Audrey Hepburn, THE LAVENDER HILL MOB Patricia Hitchcock, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN Kim Hunter, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE BEST SCREENPLAY Raymond Chandler and Czenzi Ormonde, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN T.E.B. Clarke, THE LAVENDER HILL MOB Akira Kurosawa and Shinobu Hashimoto, RASHOMON Arthur Miller and Stanley Roberts, DEATH OF A SALESMAN Tennessee Williams, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE BEST MUSICAL SCORE Bernard Herrmann, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Alex North, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Miklos Rozsa, QUO VADIS Dimitri Tiomkin, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN Dimitri Tiomkin, THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY The African Queen The Day the Earth Stood Still Rashomon Strangers on a Train The Thing from Another World BEST ART DIRECTION The Day the Earth Stood Still Quo Vadis Rashomon The Red Badge of Courage A Streetcar Named Desire BEST COSTUME DESIGN The African Queen The Day the Earth Stood Still Death of a Salesman Rashomon A Streetcar Named Desire BEST EDITING The Day the Earth Stood Still The Lavender Hill Mob Rashomon Strangers on a Train The Thing from Another World BEST VISUAL EFFECTS The Day the Earth Stood Still Operation Pacific Strangers on a Train The Thing from Another World When Worlds Collide BEST SOUND The Day the Earth Stood Still Quo Vadis Rashomon Strangers on a Train The Thing from Another World ''Let's send this p----k to Valhalla.''-----Lance Henriksen. |
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