Oscar Actors: Lansbury, Angela–Manchurian Candidate, Caustic, Scheming, Vicious Mother (American Politics, Mother Son

At one point, the scheming caustic mother tells her son: “Raymond, why do you always have to look as if your head were about to come to a point.”

Oscar Speeches: Pickford, Mary–Best Actress, Coquette

Pickford had wet eyes upon accepting the award, noting: “I’ve forgotten my prepared speech.”

Oscar Speeches: Woodward, Joanne–Three Faces f Eve

“I can only say that I’ve been dreaming about this since I was nine years old.”

Oscar Actors: Vivien Leigh (1913-1967)–Screen Image; Romantic Doomed Heroine; Dancing by Herself

She fragile/strong women in search of destiny, unafraid of madness and destruction–self and by others.

Aftersun: Charlotte Webb’s Stunning Directing Debut about Subjective Memories and Inner Thoughts of Young Adolescence, Starring Paul Mescal and Frankie Corio (Father and Daughter)

Aftersun, the directing debut of Scottish filmmaker Charlotte Wells, is an astonishing feat, a multi-layered subjective chronicle of the last vacation a young girl had spent with her loving, if troubled father.