It is a shame. too, that the Academy did not continue with the
segment they did, maybe one time, about 10 years ago, when they took
15 minutes, opened the curtain, and there, onstage, were many of the
stars from yesteryear, including people like olivia dehavilland,
shirley temple, mickey
Let's see, they could exhume them and line up the coffins.
K.
On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:37 PM, Jeff Potokar wrote:
It is a shame. too, that the Academy did not continue with the segment they
did, maybe one time, about 10 years ago, when they took 15 minutes, opened
the curtain, and there,
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It is a shame. too, that the Academy did not continue with the
segment they did
Channing,
My friend worked as a coordinator for the awards for a few years in
the late 1990s... i asked her about this sequence and if it would
continue.. she said that part of the problem was where some folks
might be living, health issues and getting them here to LA, for this
brief
They did this last year, as well... not sure how well this plays, but
the execs must have liked it enough to bring it back again.
I didnt like the fact that Tom Hanks simply walked out at the end,
for Best Pic, and simply opened the envelope, and announced the
winner, without one last
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Channing,
My friend worked as a coordinator for the awards for a few years
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