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Oscar Nominee of All Time Tournament: Round 1, Group A
(info about nominees under the poll)
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VANESSA REDGRAVE (1937-)
NOMINATIONS:
Lead- 1966 for Morgan!, 1968 for Isadora, 1971 for Mary, Queen of Scots, 1984 for The Bostonians
Supporting- 1992 for Howards End
WINS:
Supporting: 1977 for Julia
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ALAN BATES (1934-2003)
NOMINATIONS:
Lead- 1968 for The Fixer
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theoscarsproject · 9 months
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The Bostonians (1984). A Boston feminist and a conservative Southern lawyer contend for the heart and mind of a beautiful and bright girl unsure of her future.
Man, I wish this was better than it was. The push-pull between warring parts of your identity as manifested in a uniquely tangled love triangle really works on paper, but unfortunately it never finds its resonance despite the very good performances of Christopher Reeve and Vanessa Redgrave. In many ways, Madeleine Potter unfortunately feels like the weak link - you never quite buy her as the magnetic presence the movie tries to sell her as, but beyond that, her moral dilemma never quite feels like one you can sink your teeth into. It's a bit of a bummer, because it feels like there's a really special movie in here somewhere, this just isn't it. 5/10.
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erstwhile-punk-guerito · 11 months
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womansfilm · 7 months
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The Bostonians (1984) / Maurice (1987)
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ofallingstar · 2 years
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The Bostonians (1984)
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cinematicjourney · 9 months
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The Bostonians (1984) | dir. James Ivory
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Top 5 First-Time Watches of March 2023 1. Triangle Of Sadness (2022, dir. Ruben Östlund) 2. Le Lycéen (2022, dir. Christophe Honoré) 3. All The Beauty and The Bloodshed (2022, dir. Laura Poitras) 4. Mon Crime (2023, dir. François Ozon) 5. The Bostonians (1984, dir. James Ivory) "You can't be rich, and expect the rest of the world to be poor. And while you're swimming in abundance, the rest of the world is drowning in misery. That's not the way it's meant to be."
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yes-svetlana-world · 9 months
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Hudson, NY (August 3, 2023) -Hudson Hall at the historic Hudson Opera House honors multi-award-winning writer, director, and producer James Ivory with a two-day celebration of film screenings, Q&As, and special events on September 16 & 17, 2023.
The weekend’s screenings traverse the decades and exemplify Ivory’s talents as director and screenwriter: Shakespeare Wallah (1965), The Bostonians (1984), and Call Me by Your Name (2017), for which he won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Special guests include James Ivory – who will be attendance at all screenings, producer Peter Spears (Call Me by Your Name), screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s daughter Firoza Prawer, and more to be ...
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maddie-grove · 27 days
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I like the 2011 remake of Footloose because:
Ren is a Bostonian who moves to rural Georgia (the US state), instead of a Chicagoan who moves to a small town in what seems to be Utah. This is an understandable choice—the actor is Bostonian, the movie was shot in Georgia, and it still establishes the big city/small town conflict—but Boston to rural Georgia is such a specific transition, compared to the original, that it throws me. Boston to rural Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine is equivalent. Atlanta to rural Georgia and New York/LA/Chicago to rural Georgia are both roughly equivalent. Boston is kind of a weird choice!
The movie shows the party, the car wreck, and the passing of the ordinance banning dancing that make up the backstory of Footloose. This is great if you were confused by the original movie.
Instead of having divorced parents and moving to a small town with his mother to stay with relatives (presumably for financial reasons), Ren has a mom who died of cancer and a dad who took off as soon as she got sick, and he’s living with relatives because he is effectively an orphan. I don’t even think this is gratuitously sad—the same exact thing happened to one of my classmates growing up, although he didn’t have to move—but this is the most significant change in a largely very faithful adaptation. Did someone just watch Footloose (1984) and go “this is great, but I’m gonna kill that kid’s mom”? Were they trying to save on middle-aged actresses?
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ncisladaily · 1 year
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Happy 78th birthday to Linda Hunt (NCIS LA’s beloved Hetty)! 🎉🥳
Gifs from top to bottom:
The Year of Living Dangerously (1982, Oscar winning role) The Bostonians (1984) Dune (1984) Eleni (1985) Waiting for the Moon (1987) She-Devil (1989) If Looks Could Kill (1991) Twenty Bucks (1993) Space Rangers (1993) Pret a Porter (1993) The Relic (1997) The Practice (1998 to early 2000′s, Recurring Role) Dragonfly (2002) Stranger than Fiction (2006) Without a Trace (2008, guest starred in 3 episodes) The Unit (2008, guest starred in 2 episodes) NCIS: Los Angeles (2009-2023, Series Regular for all 14 Seasons) The Relationtrip (2018)
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stem-procrastimate · 1 year
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~ Books I wanna read in 2023 - classics edition ~
jane eyre by charlotte bronte
the tenant of wild fell hall by anne brontë
the awakening by kate chopin
my brilliant career by miles franklin
O pioneers! by willa cather
pavillion of women by pearl s. buck
the golden notebook by doris lessing
the women's room by marilyn french
the Scarlett letter by nathaniel hawthorne
1984 by george orwell
pride and prejudice by jane austen
persuasion by jane austen
sense and sensibility by jane austen
emma by jane austen
villette by charlotte bronte
nana by émile zola
the bostonians by henry james
yellow rose by yoshida nobuko
mrs. dalloway by virginia woolf
the price of salt by patricia nighsmith
send my roots rain by ibis gómez-vega
brave new world by aldous huxley
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The Bostonians (1984). dir. James Ivory
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theseventhveil1945 · 2 years
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THE BOSTONIANS Dir. James Ivory (1984)
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avoyagetoarcturus · 4 years
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Oh my god they were
Bostonians
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womansfilm · 4 months
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The Bostonians (1984) dir. James Ivory The Carnation (detail), Thomas Wilmer Dewing, 1893 Two Girls on a Lawn (detail), John Singer Sargent, ca. 1889 The Porch (detail), Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones, 1907 Sand Dunes (detail), Laura Coombs Hill, 1890s
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ofallingstar · 2 years
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The Bostonians (1984)
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