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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Oscar Revisionism: 1964

Posted on 10:14 PM by Unknown
The 1964 race for Best Picture was filled with heavy hitters.  (Check out 1965 if you haven't already).  The five films had such commercial and/or critical success, you'd think there would be spillover that could easily round out a Field of Ten.  You'd think.  Strangely, this year was so difficult to figure out, "the front-runner" for additions is Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlotte, the infamous Bette Davis/Olivia de Havilland horror-thriller which collected an impressive seven nominations.  The genre isn't the type the AMPAS are usually kind to, yet the year was filled with similar movies.  From there, it gets even more difficult.  One thing for sure, though, 1964 wasn't lacking in musicals, mysteries, Peter Sellers, lady's men, or films related to the Cuban Missile Crisis.  What say you?

The Winner

My Fair Lady
The pygmalion storyline starring Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn.
Total Wins/Nominations: 8 wins (Picture, Director, Actor, Sound, Adapted Score, Color Cinematography, AD, Costumes), 4 nominations (Supporting Actress, Supporting Actor, Adapted Screenplay, Film Editing)
Other Awards/Nominations: DGA winner, NBR, NYFCC winner, BAFTA winner, Golden Globe (Comedy) winner, WGA
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: 21. October
Domestic Box Office:
Budget: $17M (IMDb)
Current RT: 94%
Current IMDb: 7.9

The Nominees
Mary Poppins
Julie Andrews is the nanny who helps make the medicine go down with a spoonful of sugar.
Total Wins/Nominations: 5 wins (Actress, Film Editing, Score, Song, Visual Effects), 8 nominations (Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Adapted Score, Sound, Color Cinematography, AD, Costumes)
Other Awards/Nominations: DGA, Golden Globe (Comedy), WGA winner
Distributor: Buena Vista Distribution Company
Release Date: 27. August
Domestic Box Office: $102M (IMDb)
Budget: $6M (IMDb)
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.7

Zorba the Greek
An Englishman and a Greek develop a friendship.
Total Wins/Nominations: 3 wins (Supporting Actress, B&W Cinematography, AD), 4 nominations (Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Actor)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR, BAFTA, Golden Globe (Drama)
Distributor: International Classics
Release Date: 17. December
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $0.8M (IMDb)
Current RT: 86%
Current IMDb: 7.7

Dr. Strangelove
Legendary nuclear dark comedy.  
Total Wins/Nominations: 4 nominations (Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Actor)
Other Awards/Nominations: DGA, BAFTA winner, WGA winner
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
Release Date: 29. January
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $1.8M (IMDb)
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 8.6

Becket
King Henry II makes a fictional account of his friendship with Thomas Becket.
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 win (Adapted Screenplay), 11 nominations (Picture, Director, Actor, Actor, Supporting Actor, Film Editing, Sound, Score, Color Cinematography, AD, Costumes)
Other Awards/Nominations: DGA, Golden Globe (Drama) winner, NBR winner, Laurel Awards (Drama) 4th Place, BAFTA, WGA winner
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: 11. March
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $3M (IMDb)
Current RT: 75%
Current IMDb: 8.0

The Rest ...
Hush … Hush, Sweet Charlotte
Trashy thriller starring Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland that the AMPAS obviously fell for.
Total Wins/Nominations: 7 nominations (Supporting Actress, Film Editing, Score, Song, B&W Cinematography, AD, Costumes)
Other Awards/Nominations: N/A
Distributor: TCFFC
Release Date: 15. December
Domestic Box Office: $7M (IMDb)
Budget: $2.2M (IMDb)
Current RT: 84%
Current IMDb: 7.5

The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Fictionalized musical about the famous Titanic survivor starring Debbie Reynolds.  While the 1960s were the golden age of the Hollywood musical, would there have been room for three in a Field of Ten?
Total Wins/Nominations: 6 nominations (Actress, Adapted Score, Sound, Color Cinematography, AD, Costumes)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Musical) winner, Golden Globe (Comedy), WGA
Distributor: MGM
Release Date: 11. June
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 71%
Current IMDb: 6.5


Father Goose
Cary Grant World War II rom-com.  With three musicals in the mix, would there really be room for a comedy?  
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 win (Original Screenplay), 2 nominations (Film Editing, Sound)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Comedy) winner, Golden Globe (Comedy), WGA
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Release Date: 10. December
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 75%
Current IMDb: 7.2

Seven Days in May
Anti-communist conspiracy dramatic thriller.
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (Supporting Actor, B&W AD)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Drama) 5thPlace, WGA
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: 12. February
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $2.2M (IMDb)
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.9

The Night of the Iguana 
Drama concerning a disgraced cleric (Richard Burton) taking a group of Baptist women on a Mexican tour. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 win (B&W Costumes), 3 nominations (Actress, B&W Cinematography, AD)
Other Awards/Nominations: DGA, Laurel Awards (Drama), Golden Globe (Drama)
Distributor: MGM
Release Date: 6. August
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $3M (IMDb)
Current RT: 71%
Current IMDb: 7.6

Matrimonio all’Italiana (Marriage Italian-Style)
Vittorio De Sica rom-com starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (Foreign Language Film, Actress)
Other Awards/Nominations: N/A
Distributor: Embassy Pictures Corporation
Release Date: 20. December
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.3
Fail-Safe 
Henry Fonda plays the U.S. president in this war-thriller involving a series of mistakes that could lead to a world war with Russia reminiscent of the Cuban Missile Crisis. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Drama) 5thPlace
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
Release Date: 15. September
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 92%
Current IMDb: 8.0



One Potato, Two Potato
Interracial marriage drama. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Original Screenplay)
Other Awards/Nominations: Cannes, WGA
Distributor: Cinema V
Release Date: 29. July
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.3

The Hill
Prison war drama set in Africa starring Sean Connery.
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: BAFTA, Cannes
Distributor: MGM
Release Date: 3. October 1965
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.9

I Compagni (The Organizer)
Italian film details the plight of a striking working class. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Original Screenplay)
Other Awards/Nominations: N/A
Distributor: Continental Distributing
Release Date: 6. May
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 8.0




A Hard Day’s Night 
Comedy featuring The Beatles at the height of their fame.
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (Original Screenplay, Adapted Score)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Musical) 3rd Place
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 11. August
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $0.6M (IMDb)
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.6



The Best Man
Henry Fonda and Cliff Robertson play two men vying for the highest office in this comedy drama. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Supporting Actor)
Other Awards/Nominations: WGA
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 5. April
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.7



The Americanization of Emily
Julie Andrews plays opposite James Garner as a free-wheeling naval officer. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (B&W Cinematography, AD)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Drama) 2nd Place
Distributor: MGM
Release Date: 27. October
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.2

L’Homme de Rio (That Man from Rio)
French spy film.
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Original Screenplay)
Other Awards/Nominations: N/A
Distributor: Lopert Pictures Corporation
Release Date: 8. June
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.2
The Knack…and How to Get It
London sex comedy.
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: BAFTA, Cannes winner
Distributor: Lopert Pictures Corporation
Release Date: 29. June 1965
Domestic Box Office: $8M worldwide (IMDb)
Budget: $0.4M (IMDb)
Current RT: 78%
Current IMDb: 6.8

Hamlet
The Russian Prince of Demark. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: BAFTA, Venice
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 15. March 1966
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT:
Current IMDb: 8.3

Séance on a Wet Afternoon
A medium plots to have a child kidnapped, so she can legitimize her limited psychic powers. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Actress)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR
Distributor: Artixo Productions
Release Date: 5. November
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 80%
Current IMDb: 8.0

The Chalk Garden
Mystery concerning a mother, her unmanageable daughter, and a governess. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Supporting Actress)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR, Golden Globe (Drama)
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Release Date: 21. May
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.4

Topkapi
International heist thriller.
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 win (Supporting Actor)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR, Laurel Awards (Action-Drama) 4thPlace, WGA
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 17. September
Domestic Box Office:
Budget:
Current RT: 88%
Current IMDb: 7.0

The Pumpkin Eater
Marital drama involving Anne Bancroft playing a women with a penchant for pregnancies married to a philanderer played by Peter Finch. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Actress)
Other Awards/Nominations: BAFTA, Cannes
Distributor: Royal Films International
Release Date: 9. November
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.2

The Girl with Green Eyes
May-December romance set in Dublin. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR, Venice
Distributor: Lopert Pictures Corporation
Release Date: 10. August
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 6.8

The Carpetbaggers
George Peppard plays a hardened tycoon in this drama.
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Drama) winner
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: 9. April
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $3M (IMDb)
Current RT: 50%
Current IMDb: 6.3

The Pink Panther
Blake Edwards’ mystery comedy follows the exploits of Peter Sellers Inspector Clouseau. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Score)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Comedy) 2ndPlace, WGA
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 18. March
Domestic Box Office: $10.9M (IMDb)
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 90%
Current IMDb: 7.2

A Shot in the Dark
The follow-up to hugely successful The Pink Panther. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 0
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Comedy) 3rdPlace
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 23. June
Domestic Box Office: $12.4M (IMDb)
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 100%
Current IMDb: 7.5

The World of Henry Orient
Peter Sellers stars in this romantic comedy of errors. 
Total Wins/Nominations:
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR, Cannes, Golden Globe (Comedy), WGA
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 19. March
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 88%
Current IMDb: 6.8

Dear Heart
Geraldine plays a spinster visiting New York City and crosses paths with a womanizer. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Song)
Other Awards/Nominations: Golden Globe (Drama)
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: 2. December
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.0

The Finest Hours
Winston Churchill documentary.
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Documentary)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
Release Date: 10. November
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 8.2

Four Days in November
Cuban missile crisis documentary. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 1 nomination (Documentary)
Other Awards/Nominations: NBR
Distributor: United Artists
Release Date: 7. October
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: N/A
Current IMDb: 7.7

Robin and the 7 Hoods
Prohibition-era musical starring members of the Rat Pack. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (Song, Adapted Score)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Musical) 5thPlace, WGA
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: 24. June
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: N/A
Current RT: 44%
Current IMDb: 6.3

What a Way to Go!
Black musical-comedy starring Shirley MacLaine as a woman obsessed with marriage and money. 
Total Wins/Nominations: 2 nominations (Color AD, Costumes)
Other Awards/Nominations: Laurel Awards (Comedy) 4thPlace
Distributor: TCFFC
Release Date: 12. May
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Budget: $20M (IMDb)
Current RT: 0%
Current IMDb: 6.7
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