"I'm too classy to stoop to his level"
Cher responds to Michael Douglas dissing her Oscar win for "Moonstruck," with a rep for the icon saying: "Cher adores Michael Douglas."
Appearing alongside Glenn Close on a recent episode of βThe Graham Norton Show,β Douglas noted that βshe should have won [the Oscar] with βFatal Attraction'β and that Close βwas nominated, I believe, [for] her fourthβ Oscar by that time. When the actor noted Cher won for "Moonstruck" instead, Norton responded, βOh wow,β prompting Douglas to diss Cher: βI know, thatβs what we all said!β
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The wave of love for this film over the past month was a joy to behold. Happy 50th to this "beautiful" haunting masterpiece β€οΈ
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STARRING GENE TIERNEY β€οΈ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4BEizzK
With her porcelain beauty and a cool sophistication that seemed to conceal turbulent emotional depths, Tierney emerged as one of the most arresting stars of Hollywood's golden age.
Everyone here unclassy as fuck. Hey @TheAcademy how about giving that Honorary Oscar to a great actor who has never been nominated?
I'm not even like the biggest spooky season lover out there, but I do HATE the Christmas in November propaganda, like y'all are mentally unwell and actually need to slow down and live in the fucking moment
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π¨ BREAKING: We have officially entered #Noirvember .
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Happy 101st to Halloween baby LEE GRANT! She was Oscar-nominated for DETECTIVE STORY 75 years ago, survived the blacklist, won Oscars for SHAMPOO & for directing DOWN AND OUT IN AMERICA, won an Emmy for PEYTON PLACE & was an A+ COLUMBO killer. Genius. @TheLeeGrant
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"The Exorcist" is the GOAT of horror films. Even something as simple as Chris MacNeilβs walk home is chilling. Every frameβfrom the trick-or-treaters to the nuns to a blood-red door and Father Karrasβs crisis of faith drowned out by a jetβquietly signals the nightmare ahead.
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Remembering the magical and poetic compositions of cinematographer NΓ©stor Almendros, who was born on this day in 1930. A master of natural light who worked with some of the most important directors in cinema history, such as Truffaut, Rohmer and Malick.
