Lee Grant

Or just isn't skinny.

Like, who gives a fuck? But, and then her, at her home, her mom is played by Lee Grant.

Amazing.

Her young sister is a little baby Helen Hunt, who is, you know, Helen hunting it up.

And a Liv Altman film I've never seen.

But he did a film called When You're Coming Back, Red Rider with Marjo that also stars Candy Clark and Lee Grant.

Kind of an interesting time capsule.

I don't remember loving it, but he had was an interesting screen presence in

It's very hot in this room.

The she in question is Lee Grant, and this might be a good place to just slot in a quick costume corner.

Oh, yeah? Because I really only have one thing to say.

Okay, quick costume corner.

Gird your loins.

We're going to costume corner.

Really, the only thing I have to say is Lee Grant's hair in this scene is really chic.

Ha! She has like a ginger bob with bangs and it's like kind of beehive-ish in 60s.

Number three, Richard Hurd.

And finally, Lee Grant.

She was in William Wyler's Detective Story.

This role earned her an Oscar nomination.

People Unafraid to Ask Stupid Questions movie, Defending Your Life.

In an afterlife purgatory, everyday people have to look back at their earthly lives and answer stark searching questions about whether fear or courage dictated their choices.

Number four is Lee Grant.

All right, four celebrities, four actors, one of them dead.

Mm

... and Lee Grant for Shampoo for best supporting actress.

Oh.

All right.

Um, so it's a sex farce basically.

Um, and it takes place over the course of, of one day in 1968, um, where George, this hairdresser, is, um, running all over Beverly Hills and the Hollywood Hills, um, trying to manage his multiple, um, affairs.

He's got one with Goldie Hawn, he has one with, uh, Julie Christie, Lee Grant.

Um, Lee Grant, um, as we mentioned earlier, won the Supporting Actress Oscar for this one.

But like so many times, it has been a while since I'd seen the movie.

And like I had already mentioned, not only does this movie star Sidney Poitier, but it also stars Rod Steiger, Warren Oates, Lee Grant, Larry Gates, James Patterson, William Shallert, and Quentin Dean.

African-American Philadelphia police detective Virgil Tibbs, played by Sidney Poitier, is arrested on suspicion of murder by Bill Kalipsky.

played by Rob Stiger, the racist police chief of tiny Sparta, Mississippi.