A minor feature (only one hour long) about the relationship between a dance hall hostess (Irene Harvey) and a customer (Robert Armstrong), who poses as a theatrical agent. Oscar Nominations: 1 Sound Recording: A. E. Kaye Oscar Awards: None Oscar Context The winner was Thomas Moulton for The Hurricane Share this:
Oscar Movies: Gigot (1962)
Directed by Gene Kelly, this comedy stars Jackie Gleason as a mute who serves as a father substitute to a Parisian waif. Oscar Nominations: 1 Scoring: Michel Magne Oscar Awards: None Oscar Context The winner was Ray Heindorf for The Music Man Share this:
Oscar Movies: G. I. Honeymoon (1945)
Monogram In this minor comedy, Gale Storm married a soldier, but because of his duties, they have to delay consummating their marriage Oscar Alert Oscar nominations: 1 Scoring: Edward J. Kay Oscar Context The winner of the Scoring Oscar was Miklos Rosza for Spellbound. Share this:
Oscar Movies: Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The (1947)
“Ghost,” the most commercially successful of the five nominated films, won two Oscars: Original Screenplay and Supporting Actress for Whoopi Goldberg.
Oscar Movies: Geronimo–An American Legend (1993)
Walter Hill's Geronimo: An American Legend continues the revisionist trend that began three years ago with Dances With Wolves: A conscious attempt to restore the dignity of the Native American. Set in 1885-6, the tale focuses on the proud Chiricahua Apache leader (Wes Studi) and his conflict with the shifting policies of the white military establishment.





