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John Mills (Best Supporting Actor)

Helen Hayes (Best Supporting Actress ) not present

George C. Scott  (Best Actor) not present

Glenda Jackson (Best Actress) not present

1971

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John Houseman (Best Supporting Actor)

Tatum O'Neal (Best Supporting Actress)

Jack Lemmon (Best Actor)

Glenda Jackson (Best Actress) not present

1974

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Art Carney (Best Actor)

Ingrid Bergman (Best Supporting Actress)

Ellen Burstyn (Best Actress) not present

Robert De Niro (Best Supporting Actor) not present

1975

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John Wayne (Best Actor)

Maggie Smith (Best Actress ) not present

Gig Young (Best Supporting Actor)

Goldie Hawn (Best Supporting Actress ) not present

1970

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George Burns (Best Supporting Actor)

Lee Grant (Best Supporting Actress)

Louise Fletcher (Best Actress)

Jack Nicholson (Best Actor)

1976

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Faye Dunaway (Best Actress)

Beatrice Straight (Best Supporting Actress)

Jason Robards (Best Supporting Actor)

Peter Finch (Best Actor) posthumously awarded

1977

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Jon Voight (Best Actor)

Jane Fonda (Best Actress)

Maggie Smith (Best Supporting Actress)

Christopher Walken (Best Supporting Actor)

1979

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Liza Minnelli (Best Actress)

Joel Grey (Best Supporting Actor)

Eileen Heckart (Best Supporting Actress)

Marlon Brando (Best Actor) not present

He instead sent a woman to protest
the treatment of Native Americans

1973

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Diane Keaton (Best Actress)

Richard Dreyfuss (Best Actor)

Vanessa Redgrave (Best Supporting Actress)

Jason Robards (Best Supporting Actor) not present

1978

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Jane Fonda (Best Actress)

Gene Hackman (Best Actor)

Cloris Leachman (Best Supporting Actress)

Ben Johnson (Best Supporting Actor)

1972

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20 Best Horror Flicks

15) When a Stranger Calls

Director: Fred Walton

Actors: Carol Kane, Charles Durning, Rutanya Alda,
Colleen Dewhurst, Michael Champion, Ron O'Neal

Year: 1979

Although the remake was quite intense, the original
has a better story and a better leading actress. 

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11) Halloween/Halloween

Director: John Carpenter/Rob Zombie

Actors (original): Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence,
Nancy Kyes, PJ Soles, Charles Cyphers,
Tony Moran, Brian Andrews, Kyle Richards
Actors (remake): Scout Taylor-Compton, Malcolm McDowell,
Tyler Mane, Daeg Faerch, Sheri Moon Zombie,
William Forsythe, Danielle Harris, Hanna Hall

Year: 1978/2007

It was so difficult to choose which version of Halloween is best. Both have something special. The original was just that... original. It offered newbie Jamie Lee Curtis and lots of terror. The remake was great because it offered a look into the childhood of the murderous Michael Myers. We finally got to understand why Myers became a cold-blooded killer. So, we chose both because together they make one of the best scary serial-killer films.

1978

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8) Jaws

Director: Steven Spielberg

Actors: Richard Dreyfuss, Roy Scheider,  Robert Shaw,
Lorainne Gray, Murray Hamilton, Chris Rebello, Jay Mello

Year: 1975

There's really only one movie responsible for invoking massive fear in all beach-goers... Jaws. Steven Spielberg brought this terrifying tale to the big screen and, honestly, it's one of the main reason I prefer the pool.

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3) The Shining

Director: Stanley Kubrick

Actors: Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd,
Scatman Crothers, Philip Stone, Joe Turkel

Year: 1980

By far the scariest film regarding isolation and our number three choice for best horror flick of all time. The Shining is from the warped mind of Stephen King and starring naturally scary Jack Nicholson. Make sure you don't watch it alone.

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20 Best Horror Flicks

1) The Exorcist

Director: William Friedkin

Actors: Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Max von Sydow,
Kitty Winn, Mercedes McCambridge, Lee J. Cobb, Jack MacGowran

Year: 1973

The all-time best horror film is the scarier-than-hell, intense, and well-written The Exorcist.

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Did You Know...

... Nick Nolte and Sigourney Weaver started out their careers 

as models. Here they are in a Clairol ad, 1970s

Candid of the Week

Marlon Brando makes a funny face at Elizabeth Taylor on

the set of "Reflections in a Golden Eye", 1966

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Vanessa Redgrave takes home a 1978 Best Supporting Actress award for her work in "Julia", but not before managing to cause a stir in the audience. She had been boycotted by the Jewish Defense League because of her participation in a documentary film entitled "The Palestinian"

Here's what she said in her acceptance speech:

"My dear colleagues, I thank you very much for this tribute to my work. I think that Jane Fonda and I have done the best work of our lives, and I think this is in part due to our director, Fred Zinnemann. And I also think it's in part because we believed and we believe in what we were expressing--two out of millions who gave their lives and were prepared to sacrifice everything in the fight against fascist and racist Nazi Germany. And I salute you, and I pay tribute to you, and I think you should be very proud that in the last few weeks you've stood firm, and you have refused to be intimidated by the threats of a small bunch of Zionist hoodlums whose behavior is an insult to the stature of Jews all over the world and their great and heroic record of struggle against fascism and oppression. And I salute that record and I salute all of you for having stood firm and dealt a final blow against that period when Nixon and McCarthy launched a worldwide witch-hunt against those who tried to express in their lives and their work the truth that they believe in. I salute you and I thank you and I pledge to you that I will continue to fight against anti-Semitism and fascism."

22 Best Dance Scenes

Film: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER

Director: John Badham

Actors: John Travolta, Karen Lynn Gorney, Barry Miller,

Joseph Cali, Donna Pescow, Paul Pape, Martin Shakar

Year: 1977

This is Travolta's 3rd time on this list and it's definitely his best scene. There were a bunch of cool dance sequences in this flick, but the one that stands out is the one Travolta did solo. He proves he doesn't need a partner to light up the dance floor. Amazing!!!!

*** check out a young Fran Drescher in the sea foam green dress standing behind John

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