In Memoriam
It paid a special tribute to the singer and Oscar winner Frank Sinatra, who died the previous year.
Tribute was paid to Western, and especially the actors Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, who died the previous year.
Steven Spielberg presented a tribute to Stanley Kubrick, who died just two weeks before the ceremony.
In addition, the Academy reminds those persons who died during the previous year: Dane Clark, Linwood G. Dunn (artist defects specialists), George Davis (art director), Dick O’Neill, Charles Lang, Norman Fell, Freddie Young, John P. Veitch (executive), E. G. Marshall, Jeanette Nolan, Alan J. Pakula (director), Jerome Robbins (choreographer), John Addison (compsositor), Susan Strasberg, Vincent Winter, James Goldman (writer), John Derek, Richard Kiley, Maureen O’Sullivan, Phil Hartman, Esther Rolle, Jean Marais, Binnie Barnes, Valerie Hobson, Gene Raymond, Huntz Hall, Akira Kurosawa (director), Alice Faye, Robert Young, and Roddy McDowall.
- The futon Critic
The series, about the family and their booming Frungillo New Jersey catering company, submitted of the executive producers Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos. - The New Sabah Times
Martin Scorsese will tell Frank Sinatras life on film. The Academy Award-winning filmmaker will direct Sinatra, the first film about life Ol Blue Eyes, Universal Pictures and Mandalay Pictures said Wednesday. - Orange County Register
Museums and exhibitions pay tribute to the women of Hollywood’s Golden Age. - Philippine Daily Inquirer
Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese is to the life and times of Frank Sinatra on the big screen in the first film about the legendary entertainer was confirmed Wednesday.
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