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- 94She was in Grand Prix too, that's wasn't a bad flick with James Garner, Yves Montand and even the great Japanese actor Toshiro Mifune
Small role to a Brian BEDFord 
Saw that years ago and found it boring. Liked her in On the Waterfront as Brando's wife?She was in Grand Prix too, that's wasn't a bad flick with James Garner, Yves Montand and even the great Japanese actor Toshiro Mifune
Yeah Brando's wife in On The Waterfront. Also with Karl Malden, Lee J Cobb, Rod Steiger, Eva Marie Saint and the great director Elia Kazan.
12 nominations that film, won 8 awards, she won Best Supporting Actress.
Yeah I luv the dude though, very misunderstood and all the actors loved him, although he got worse and worse as the years went on, kinda like an Elvis did man
Pacino, Sheen, Talia Shire all talk about him on the set like he was so good to them, SHire said he was a generous actor.The best movie doco ever IMO, probably the picture quality needs to be better from memory, is 'Hearts of Darkness - A Filmmaker's Apocalypse" - filmed by Coppola's wife Eleanor.
Just everything going on trying to get this film done - absolutely riveting, strange, the drug taking, Coppola v Martin Sheen, Coppola v Brando, Coppola v Hopper, Coppola v Everyone, a very young Laurence Fishburne
Can't believe he turned it into such a great film
Saw Tár today starring Cate Blanchett & by that I mean starring.
What a brilliant Aussie actor she is. Total chameleon.
Reckon she'll get her third Oscar this week.
The film itself was pretty good too but she holds it together. Not many could play that role with such conviction.
What a brilliant Aussie actor she is. Total chameleon.
Reckon she'll get her third Oscar this week.
The film itself was pretty good too but she holds it together. Not many could play that role with such conviction.
Watched a 2020 film from SBS World Movies with Eddie Izzard and Judi Dench tonight called Six Minutes to Midnight. Really well made.
Blanchett getting robbed reminded me of when Denzel beat out Russell Crowe for Training Day. The Oscars are about more than your acting chops evidently.
Same year Halle Berry won for Monster Ball. Something going on that year
I thought it was a terrible wannabee-Tarantino boring film.
Brendan Fraser was the only legit win.
Stunned that Cate B lost and Todd Field lost for best director.
Todd played Nick Nightingale in Eyes Wide Shut.
In an interview, Todd said Tom Cruise encouraged him to pursue his career as a director.
Michelle Williams was excellent in The Fabelmans as the manic depressive mother.
Stunned that Cate B lost and Todd Field lost for best director.
Todd played Nick Nightingale in Eyes Wide Shut.
In an interview, Todd said Tom Cruise encouraged him to pursue his career as a director.
Michelle Williams was excellent in The Fabelmans as the manic depressive mother.
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