Joanne Woodward
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Oct 1, 2026
Out of Frame: Lana Turner & Johnny Stompanato (ft. Hollywood Crime Scene)
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43:30Lizzie BassettHOST
He was so mad that at one point leading up to the ceremony, he reportedly held a razor to her face and threatened to disfigure her.
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43:37Lizzie BassettHOST
Still, she did not give in, and instead took her daughter to the ceremony, where she did lose to Joanne Woodward.
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43:43Lizzie BassettHOST
Now, up until this point, she had kept the physical abuse a secret, but it all bubbled up and she told her mother everything.
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43:50Lizzie BassettHOST
And this is not hearsay, by the way.
Ep. 511-Examing Deborah Kerr’s Oscar Nominations with Rance Collins
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52:19Rance CollinsGUEST
Yeah.
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52:19Brandon DavisHOST
And, you know, so the winner that year is Joanne Woodward in The Three Faces of Eve, which, once again, so it's not as dramatic of a story as, you know, Audrey Hepburn or Ingrid Bergman's story, and it's not as, it's not as clear-cut of a winner as Olivia de Havilland.
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52:36Brandon DavisHOST
Uh, this is also one that maybe you...
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52:38Brandon DavisHOST
I love Joanne Woodward, but when you look back on The Three Faces of Eve, it doesn't entirely hold up, I don't think, um, just in terms of, I think her performance-
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52:48Rance CollinsGUEST
It's fine
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52:48Brandon DavisHOST
... is fine, but-
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54:10Rance CollinsGUEST
She's a great, she's a great film star.
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54:13Brandon DavisHOST
Yeah.
CLASSICS-Examining Deborah Kerr's 6 Oscar Nominations with Rance Collins
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52:18Brandon DavisHOST
Very much.
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52:19Brandon DavisHOST
And, you know, so the winner that year is Joanne Woodward and the Three Faces of Eve, which, once again, so it's not as dramatic of a story as, you know, Audrey Hepburn or Ingrid Bergman's story.
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52:32Brandon DavisHOST
And it's not as it's not as clear cut of a winner as Olivia de Havilland.
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52:37Brandon DavisHOST
This is also one that maybe you, I love Joanne Woodward, but when you look back on the three faces of Eve, it doesn't entirely hold up.
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52:44Brandon DavisHOST
I don't think just in terms of, I think her performance is fine, but it's very much like, and I, you know, it's the way I like Olivia de Havilland's performance in the snake pit, but it doesn't necessarily feel, feel accurate.
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52:59Brandon DavisHOST
accurate today when you're watching it so so that was the winner but she's also up against anna bagnani for wild is the wind elizabeth taylor for rain tree county which is the uh the first in a four you know four in a row for elizabeth taylor we'll get to elizabeth soon and uh lana turner and peyton place lana's only oscar nomination and uh I just watched Place Again.
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54:10Rance CollinsGUEST
She's a great film star.
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54:13Rance CollinsGUEST
Yeah.
37: 2013 - Blue Is The Warmest Colour
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6:04Bil AntoniouHOST
So today we are covering the 66th Cannes Film Festival, which ran from May 15th to the 26th of 2013.
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6:14Bil AntoniouHOST
The poster for this year's festival was a lovely photo of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward tumbling over each other, I believe.
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6:22Bil AntoniouHOST
And the great Audrey Tautou was the host of the opening and closing ceremonies.
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6:28Bil AntoniouHOST
We hear nothing about this girl these days.
From Vogue to Hollywood: Hugh Stewart on Real Portraiture
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47:07Hugh StewartGUEST
And that was, you know, and that was enabled by the fact that I wasn't a one-man band in those days.
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47:14Hugh StewartGUEST
you know you'd be on these sets with you know I'd have five assistants sometimes you know and producers and the whole thing you know the whole thing would be set up so I remember once doing a film poster and there were like 13 major we were in Maine I think and there was Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward and Ed Harris and Helen Hunt and
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47:36Grace CostaHOST
Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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47:38Hugh StewartGUEST
I mean, it was an enormous thing, you know.
Remembering Bob Mackie
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9:41Bob MackieGUEST
It was that big flop of a movie.
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9:44Bob MackieGUEST
He and his wife, Joanne Woodward, were in it.
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9:49Bob MackieGUEST
What's her name? The funny lady from All About Eve.
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9:52Bob MackieGUEST
I can't remember her name.
“TENNESSEE WILLIAMS & COMPANY: HIS ESSENTIAL SCREEN ACTORS” (159)
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30:27John DeLeoGUEST
I have a clear-cut answer for this one.
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30:30John DeLeoGUEST
Joanne Woodward in The Fugitive Kind-
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30:32Steve CubineHOST
Oh
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30:32John DeLeoGUEST
... 1960.
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31:27Nan McNamaraHOST
Yeah
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31:27John DeLeoGUEST
...
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31:27John DeLeoGUEST
I would say I think it's Joanne Woodward's greatest performance, bar none.
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31:31Nan McNamaraHOST
Yeah, and I think she steals the movie from everybody.
74 Weeks Until the 100th Oscars | On the Waterfront (1954)
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14:06AdamHOST
but i'm glad he wasn't i'm glad it wasn't him
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14:08AlexisGUEST
Kazan still wanted Brando, so Karl Malden shot a test with two unknown actors, studio actors, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, partly to prove how well a Brando-type actor would work.
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14:20AlexisGUEST
Brando eventually agreed, Sinatra was furious, and the rest is film history.
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14:24AlexisGUEST
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Ep. 506-Top 5 Most Sweltering Movies with Maureen Lenker
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23:29Brandon DavisHOST
Yeah, you know, it's interesting.
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23:33Brandon DavisHOST
One of my honorable mentions is one that's kind of similar to Picnic, and it's The Long Hot Summer with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward.
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23:41Brandon DavisHOST
And that was, I mean, that was a trend in the 50s to have a movie with this kind of really good-looking drifter, you know, who would come into a southern town and just kind of, just cause all kinds of trouble for, you know, one of the sexually repressed women in town or whatever and cause everybody else to be uncomfortable.
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24:01Brandon DavisHOST
And, yeah, because that's what, you know, Newman and Woodward, you know, cause trouble for Orson Welles and Long Hot Summer.
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27:05Brandon DavisHOST
All right.
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27:05Brandon DavisHOST
What's your number one?
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27:07Maureen LenkerGUEST
So my number one actually is The Long Hot Summer with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward.
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27:13Maureen LenkerGUEST
This movie is yet another Southern writer, William Faulkner, being adapted for the screen.
CLASSICS- Top 5 Movies That Make You Feel the Heat with Maureen Lenker
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23:29Brandon DavisHOST
Yeah, you know, it's interesting.
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23:33Brandon DavisHOST
One of my honorable mentions is one that's kind of similar to Picnic, and it's The Long Hot Summer with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward.
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23:41Brandon DavisHOST
And that was, I mean, that was a trend in the 50s, to have a movie with this kind of really good-looking drifter, you know, who would come into a southern town and just kind of... just cause all kinds of trouble for, you know, one of the sexually repressed women in town or whatever and cause everybody else to be uncomfortable.
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24:01Brandon DavisHOST
And yeah, cause that's what, you know, Newman and Woodward, you know, cause trouble for Orson Welles and Long Hot Summer.
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27:05Brandon DavisHOST
All right.
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27:05Brandon DavisHOST
What's your number one?
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27:07Maureen LenkerGUEST
So my number one actually is The Long Hot Summer with Paul Naiman and Joanne Woodward.
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27:12Maureen LenkerGUEST
This movie is yet another Southern writer, William Faulkner, being adapted for the screen.
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