And now for 1975-1984 ACTOR 1975 Michael Caine, The Man Who would be King 1976 Dustin Hoffman, All the President's Men 1977 Woody Allen, Annie Hall 1978 Robert DeNiro, The Deer Hunter 1979 Peter Sellers, Being There 1980 Robert DeNiro, Raging Bull 1981 Burt Lancaster, Atlantic City 1982 Ben Kingsley...

Now it's 1970. Here are the Academy's choices:

Ryan's Daughter
Airport
Patton
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Women in Love

And here are my choices:

The Conformist
Le Petit Theatre de Jean Renoir
Tora, Tora, Tora
The Confession
One of Deep End, The Wild Child, Woodstock and Zabriskie Point

1. A long-lost father and son reunite, confusing the wannabe actress on the scene.
2. An Academy-Award winning actress made her Broadway debut in the stage version of this movie.

And now for 1965-1974 winners: ACTOR 1965 Richard Burton The Spy that Came in From the Cold 1966 Paul Scofield A Man for all Seasons 1967 Albert Finney Two for the Road /Warren Beatty Bonnie and Clyde 1968 Steve McQueen Bullitt 1969 Jon Voight Midnight Cowboy 1970 Yves Montand The Confession 1971 Ma...

A long-lost father and son reunite, confusing the wannabe actress on the scene.

Let's see if I can remember my lists of past conceivable winners, which were eliminated months ago. The second name is I had to include at least two of the Academy's nominees in every category ACTOR 1955 James Dean East of Eden 1956 David Niven Around the World in Eighty Days 1957 Henry Fonda Twelve...

Now it's 1993. Here are the Academy's choices: ACTOR Daniel Day-Lewis – In the Name of the Father Laurence Fishburne – What’s Love Got to Do with It Tom Hanks – Philadelphia Anthony Hopkins – The Remains of the Day Liam Neeson – Schindler’s List ACTRESS Angela Bassett – What’s Love Got to Do with It...

Is there a convenient list of TCM stars of the month which could be used to define major stars?

Has CAMELOT and OLIVER! been mentioned? I would have mentioned Oliver! , I actually prefer it to the other three sixties Best Picture musicals. But I thought it was British, and hence not eligible, given that it originally appeared in London, and the movie has a British director as well as a Britis...

I've seen at least 45 movies. Here are my favorites: 1. The Band Wagon 2. The Earrings of Madame De.. 3. The Wages of Fear 4. Mr. Hulot’s Holiday 5. Gentleman Prefer Blondes 6. Ugetsu 7. Tokyo Story 8. The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T 9. Kiss me Kate 10. Bienvenido Mr. Marshall 11. Stalag 17 12. The Naked...

Which director had the most "greatest performances" of an actor. I don't mean which director had the greatest performances, as opposed to the idea that each actor had a greatest performance in a movie, and who was the director responsible for them. Hawks and Hitchcock are obvious choices, ...

Has anybody not seen The Battle of Algiers? Well, it's too late to watch it now.

The last four are hard to justify and Chicago is not a great musical. Fantasia , in my view, is the indispensable Disney musical. Aladdin, Pinocchio , even Alice in Wonderland are better choices than Beauty and the Beast . Concert movies deserve to be on the list ( Stop Making Sense, The Last Waltz,...

I can imagine why TCM is unenthusiastic about showing Vietnam War films. But every year I wonder when they will show The Thin Red Line