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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress | | | |  Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Angelina Jolie - RelationshipsOn March 28, 1996 she married British actor Jonny Lee Miller, with whom she had co-starred in the movie Hackers. Jolie attended her wedding in black leather trousers and a white shirt, which had her husband's name painted in her blood on the back. Jolie and Miller divorced on February 3, 1999. Jolie then married American actor Billy Bob Thornton on May 5, 2000. Due to their frequent public declarations of passion and gestures of love (most famously wearing each others' blood in vials around their necks), their relationship was a favorite topic of the entertainment med ...
See also:Angelina Jolie, Angelina Jolie - Biography, Angelina Jolie - Career, Angelina Jolie - Relationships, Angelina Jolie - Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie - Humanitarian Work, Angelina Jolie - Adoptions, Angelina Jolie - Tattoos, Angelina Jolie - Other trivia, Angelina Jolie - Filmography Read more here: » Angelina Jolie: Encyclopedia II - Angelina Jolie - Relationships |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Airport film - Trivia Trans Global Airlines has been seen in many other Universal Studios productions, such as the television program Emergency!, when a fictional airline is needed.
In this film, flight 2 is a Boeing 707, flying from Chicago to Rome and its registry code is N324F. The real aircraft Boeing 707-349C (msn/ln 19354-503) was delivered to Flying Tiger Line on June 21, 1966. It was leased from Flying Tigers by Universal Studios and after the film (according to an article by Sergio Ortega at airodyssey.net) the real Boeing 707-349C had the followi ...
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| | | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Actor - Actresses in male roles Women actors sometimes play the roles of prepubescent boys, because in some regards a woman has a closer resemblance to a boy than does a man. The role of Peter Pan, for example, is traditionally played by a woman. The tradition of the principal boy in pantomime may be compared. An adult playing a child occurs more in theater than in film. The exception to this is voice actors in animated films, where boys are generally voiced by women, as heard in "The Simpsons". Opera has several 'pants roles' traditionally sung by women, usually mezzo-sopranos. Examples are Hansel in Hansel und Gretel ...
See also:Actor, Actor - Etymology, Actor - History, Actor - Actresses in male roles, Actor - Techniques of acting, Actor - Acting awards, Actor - Suggested reading Read more here: » Actor: Encyclopedia II - Actor - Actresses in male roles |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Uma Thurman - Early life and education Thurman was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Her half-Swedish, half-German mother Nena von Schlebrugg (b. 8 January 1941) was briefly married to Timothy Leary after the two were introduced by Salvador Dalí before marrying Thurman's father Robert Thurman (b. 14 October 1932), a professor at Amherst College of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist studies of British ancestry. Thurman and her siblings were given a Buddhist upbringing by her father, and she is named after a Hindu goddess. She has three brothers, named Ganden, Dechen and Mipam. Thurman and her siblings also spent extended amounts of time in India as childr ...
See also:Uma Thurman, Uma Thurman - Early life and education, Uma Thurman - Career, Uma Thurman - Early works, Uma Thurman - Major roles, Uma Thurman - Personal life, Uma Thurman - Selected filmography, Uma Thurman - Notes Read more here: » Uma Thurman: Encyclopedia II - Uma Thurman - Early life and education |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - The Diary of Anne Frank film - Awards and nominations The film won three Academy Awards:
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress – Shelley Winters (now on display at Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.
Academy Award for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White – George W. Davis, Stuart A. Reiss, Walter M. Scott, and Lyle R. Wheeler
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White – William C. Mellor
It was nominated for a further five:
Academy Award for Best Picture – George Stevens Jr., producer
Academy Awa ...
See also:The Diary of Anne Frank film, The Diary of Anne Frank film - Brief synopsis, The Diary of Anne Frank film - From stage to screen, The Diary of Anne Frank film - Cast, The Diary of Anne Frank film - Awards and nominations Read more here: » The Diary of Anne Frank film: Encyclopedia II - The Diary of Anne Frank film - Awards and nominations |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Taxi Driver - Influence
Taxi Driver - John Hinckley Jr..
Taxi Driver was reportedly part of a delusional fantasy on the part of John Hinckley, Jr. which triggered his attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan in 1981, an act for which he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. His stated reason was that the act was an attempt to impress Jodie Foster by mimicking Travis' mohawked appearance at the Palantine rally.
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See also:Taxi Driver, Taxi Driver - Primary cast:, Taxi Driver - Plot summary, Taxi Driver - Analysis, Taxi Driver - Critical response, Taxi Driver - Award wins, Taxi Driver - Award nominations, Taxi Driver - Influence, Taxi Driver - John Hinckley Jr., Taxi Driver - Quotes, Taxi Driver - Trivia, Taxi Driver - Video game, Taxi Driver - Sources Read more here: » Taxi Driver: Encyclopedia II - Taxi Driver - Influence |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Taxi Driver - Analysis The climactic shoot-out was, for its era, intensely graphic, and retains much of its visceral impact today. To attain an "R" rating, Scorsese desaturated the colours, making the brightly-coloured blood less prominent. In later interviews, Scorsese commented that he was actually pleased by the colour change and he considered it an improvement over the originally filmed scene, which has been lost. However, in the special edition DVD, Michael Chapman, the film's cinematographer, regrets the decision and the fact that no print w ...
See also:Taxi Driver, Taxi Driver - Primary cast:, Taxi Driver - Plot summary, Taxi Driver - Analysis, Taxi Driver - Critical response, Taxi Driver - Award wins, Taxi Driver - Award nominations, Taxi Driver - Influence, Taxi Driver - John Hinckley Jr., Taxi Driver - Quotes, Taxi Driver - Trivia, Taxi Driver - Video game, Taxi Driver - Sources Read more here: » Taxi Driver: Encyclopedia II - Taxi Driver - Analysis |
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| | | | | Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: Encyclopedia II - Imitation of Life - 1934 film The 1934 film version of Imitation of Life starred Claudette Colbert as Bea, Rochelle Hudson as Jessie, Louise Beavers as Delilah, Fredi Washington as Peola, and Warren William as Steven Archer. Directed by John M. Stahl and adapted from Hurst's novel by William Hurlbut, it was released by Universal Pictures on November 26, 1934, and later re-issued in 1936.
This Imitation of Life film is a more direct adaptation of Hurst's novel than the 1959 version (below). It marked the first time in cinema history that a black woman ...
See also:Imitation of Life, Imitation of Life - Synopsis of novel, Imitation of Life - Controversy surrounding novel, Imitation of Life - 1934 film, Imitation of Life - Plot, Imitation of Life - 1959 film, Imitation of Life - Plot, Imitation of Life - Release and critical reaction, Imitation of Life - Trivia Read more here: » Imitation of Life: Encyclopedia II - Imitation of Life - 1934 film |
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