#Academy Award for Best Actress

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TWO OF THE FAIREST LADIES OF THEIR GENERATION -- TWO OF THE FAIREST FOR ALL TIME.

PIC INFO: Mega spotlight on film actresses Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews at the 1965 Academy Awards. Hepburn beat out Andrews for the leading role in the film of "My Fair Lady," but Julie Andrews won the year’s Best Actress Oscar for her performance in "Mary Poppins."

MINI-OVERVIEW: "During her two-year run in "Camelot," Andrews was approached by Walt Disney to star in a film musical of the children’s book "Mary Poppins." At the time, she was expecting her first child, but Disney was willing to wait until after her child was born to begin production. Andrews and Walton had a daughter, Emma, in 1962. Andrews had hoped to be cast in the film version of "My Fair Lady"; she and her many admirers were disappointed when Warner Brothers chose to cast an established film star, Audrey Hepburn, in the role. Publicity surrounding the choice was intense; Hepburn was not a trained singer, and her vocals were dubbed by singer Marni Nixon."

-- ACADEMY OF ACHIEVEMENT (Same Julie Andrews, Stage and Screen Actress)

Sources: https://achievement.org/achiever/julie-andrews, Cinephiled, Reddit, Pinterest, X, various, etc...

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Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (2020, George C. Wolfe)

15/04/2024

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Best Actress in a Leading Role for "Poor Things" US actress Emma Stone, Best Actor in a Leading Role for "Oppenheimer" Irish actor Cillian Murphy, Best Actress in a Supporting Role for "The Holdovers" US actress Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Best Actor in a Supporting Role for "Oppenheimer" US actor Robert Downey Jr. pose in the press room during the 96th Annual Academy Awards

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Even though Demi Moore did not take home the gold statue, the performance she gave in The Substance will live on forever. It’s almost poetic how of course she would lose the award to the younger “prettier” actress, which was the whole point of her film. Nonetheless to see Demi’s epic comeback as someone who has watched Ghost, G.I Jane, Charlie’s Angels 2 a million times, I am happy she is getting her moment in the sun again! To me personally, the films that star older, complicated, three dimensional woman are always so compelling and groundbreaking. Hopefully we get more and more! Cheers to the Legendary DEMI MOORE, in my home she won!

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Remember the Palestinian genocide is still ongoing, even during Ramadan and while everyone is distracted by the Oscars. Make noise.

They are going to worsen their strikes while people are looking away. It is already happening. Don't look away and use your voice for the people of Palestine.

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Clara Bow

The first movie to win an Academy Awards for “Best Film” was shot in Texas, 1977 “Wings”, a silent film starring Clara Bow and Buddy Rogers, was filmed in and around San Antonio and made it’s premiere in the Alamo City.

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⋆✴︎˚｡⋆Oscar winner⭑.ᐟ

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💭; she won, we won

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I’m gonna need new websites to look at or people to text all day if my new job keeps being so fucking BORING!!

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DO YOU KNOW THE FERNANDAS?

Fernanda Torres won the latest Golden Globes Award for Best Actress in Drama Film, but how many outside Brazil actually know her?

“and of course I want to dedicate it to my mother, you have no idea, she was here 25 years ago”

Before talking about her, I want to talk about her mother, Fernanda Montenegro. She was the first ever brazillian actress to be nominated to a Golden Globe and also The Oscars (then Academy Awards) in 1999 for the movie Central Station. Even though that's not my personal favourite of Fernanda Montenegro's performances, she was absolutely amazing. Unfortunately, the world wasn't ready to receive an latin-american actress back then and she didn't get any of these awards. However, for us brazillians she don't need any international award to be a winner in our hearts. We have Fernanda Montenegro, we know she is brilliant, and the world also got the privilege to know her. As Central Station is to this day the second most viewed brazillian movie outside Brazil. Back then Central Station won for Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globes, and brazillians were so proud for our cinema and for Fernanda.

Meanwhile Fernanda Torres, her daughter, was pacing her own track as an young brazillian actress. She became even more popular as a comedian actress in the role of Vani in the TV show Os Normais (translation The Normal Ones), a series about a couple that reflected many of the situational dilemas of young adults couples at the time. The show was a hit and even got not just one, but two films for cinema. And this is one of many of Fernanda Torres ramarkable performances. We adore and admire her so much, Fernanda Torres is Brazil's sweetheart, and her nomination to the Golden Globes got us all euphoric. Now the world also gets to know this amazing actress that we were already convinced of the talent. An latin-american woman wins a well deserved prize for Best Actress in Drama Film among other so much talented and worldwide known actress. I'm Still Here is a sensitive and so important movie that shows the the reality of a family whom had a loved one randomly taken away by the military during the dictatorship. A movie that reveals the absence, the weirdness and emptyness of a home, a family expecting the return of father they don't even know it's deceased. Fernanda Torres's victory fills my eyes with tears, hope and expectations as a brazillian actor myself.

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Marriage Story (2019, Noah Baumbach)

25/12/2023

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NO BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY OSCAR NOMINATION FOR CONCLAVE?????

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Mikey Madison wins Best Actress for Anora at the Academy Awards 2025

Wearing custom Dior Haute Couture inspired by a spring 1956 Christian Dior gown. With Tiffany & Co jewellery.

Styled by Jamie Mizrahi.

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The Russians from Anora stealing the Oscar 😭

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Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone at the Oscars 2024

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Da’Vine Joy Randolph wins the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her role in THE HOLDOVERS - March 10, 2024