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  1. 4 minutes ago, Hibi said:

    I think Parsons was as worthy as any of the other nominees.

    We'll have to agree to disagree....all she did was scream her lungs out most of the time, like speedracer said. The other nominees in the other films did a heck of a lot more than that.

    Plus I'm not really a big fan of Parsons' acting ability in anything she has done.

  2. 5 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:

    All she did was scream.  She was not an asset to Bonnie and Clyde's bank robbing operation at all.  If anything, she drew attention to them, plus she ratted them out. I wouldn't have awarded her an Oscar either. 

    Apparently the 1967 Best Supporting Actress Nominees that year were:
     

    Estelle Parsons- Bonnie and Clyde

    Carol Channing- Thoroughly Modern Millie

    Mildred Natwick- Barefoot in the Park

    Beah Richards- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

    Katharine Ross- The Graduate
     

    This is crazy, but I've actually seen all the nominated films! Except it's been awhile and I cannot remember any specifics about any of the ladies' performances. I'd be inclined to give it to Natwick because I liked her from The Enchanted Cottage, but I cannot recall her in Barefoot in the Park.  I did like Thoroughly Modern Millie but more for the costumes.  Hmm... I'm not sure which nominee was more deserving than Parsons.

     

     

    It's ironic that the one cast member in BONNIE AND CLYDE that I feel wasn't Oscar worthy ends up being the only one who took the award home.

    Any and all of the four nominees  in the Supporting Actress category that year would have been a more worthy winner than Parsons.

  3. I love BONNIE AND CLYDE, but I have to agree that Blanche Barrow was annoying as heck. I don't think I would have given Estelle the Oscar for it though.

    The movie was groundbreaking for its time, but compared to today's movies I can see why the violence in BONNIE AND CLYDE might seem tame to younger viewers. Still a great flick though.

  4. My personal favorites of Bette:

    1. ALL ABOUT EVE

    2. THE LITTLE FOXES

    3. JEZEBEL

    4. THE LETTER

    5. DARK VICTORY

    6. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?

    7. MR. SKEFFINGTON

    8. NOW, VOYAGER

    9. THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ELIZABETH AND ESSEX

    10. A STOLEN LIFE

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