Doctor Zhivago and Darling Win Writing Awards: 1966 Oscars
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2016
- Robert Bolt wins the Oscar for Writing (Screenplay -- based on material from another medium) for Doctor Zhivago, accepted by David Lean, and Frederic Raphael wins the Oscar for Writing (Story and Screenplay -- written directly for the screen) for Darling, accepted by Connie Stevens, at the 38th Academy Awards. Joanne Woodward and George Peppard present the awards.
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both films starred Julie Christie as the leading lady what a coincidence
The 1965 Julie Christie Awards
Lol
What a momentous movie Dr. Zhivago is, even now in another world upheaval.
This was Joanne's last Oscar appearance as a Presenter and George's sole Oscar appearance. They made a great pair.
+JerseySurvivor Yes, indeed. Class all the way. Joanne later said that the Oscar was "of less value than a spittoon," probably because her husband had lost so many times and despite her own win years earlier.
TheChannel.TV lol funny she would say that. Her win gave her a career. Newman ended up with three. Not too shabby.
Academy should ask her to announce Best Picture these days before too late, she's the last standing best actress winner from the 50s period! What a legend!
Cat Ballou earned a 1966 Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay.
This was the first of many nominations for Frank R. Pierson at Columbia.
George Peppard was an MGM Star and was one of my favorite actors with Home From The Hill., How The West Was Won, and Operation Crossbow.
JoAnne Woodward was ab Oscar winner for Three Faces Of Eve, and Rachel, Rachel
Joanne Woodward was an Oscar winner for Three Faces of Eve
The Sound of Music should be nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay.
As far as I'm aware musicals never really had a shot in the Screenplay categories. My Fair Lady and Mary Poppins both lost out to Becket the previous year, Chicago lost to The Pianist nearly 20 years ago in this category. Even West Side Story didn't win for its Screenplay, it lost to Judgement at Nuremberg.
You aren't a "former Oscar winner" unless what they gave you used to be an Oscar.
Yes, I thought it sounded odd!
Damn, two films starring Julie Christie and both announced in the same time.. How on earth Sound of Music wasn't nominated?
Very classy award ceremony back then. The presenters had such dignity.
George here looks like Brad Pitt
Loved it!
Jack Palance is thinking when it is my turn for an Oscar he held Hollywood record from nomination to winning 40 years. Oh and the one arm push ups in 1993 .
George Peppard is very good looking.
He looks like Jerry Lewis tbh
Is that George's hair or a toupe true we can mention ms Woodward but at least she looks glamorous he just looks stitched
where is omar sherief
Sound of Music was in a tough year.
I love Peppard
george peppard quel élégance
There are several iconic 1960's hairstyles. The gals could wear it long, flowing, parted in the middle...or like Joan Woodward did, with the upswept...a ravishing beauty, btw. The guys could wear it like George Peppard did, unparted...which I did, when I had hair. Looking back, somebody like Cary Grant, or Paul Newman, looked much classier.
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