Oscar's Greatest Moments

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1992
1h 49m

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The most noteworthy events at Academy Awards ceremonies from 1971 to 1991.The most noteworthy events at Academy Awards ceremonies from 1971 to 1991.The most noteworthy events at Academy Awards ceremonies from 1971 to 1991.

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Karl Malden

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F. Murray Abraham

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Anne Bancroft

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Kathy Bates

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Ellen Burstyn

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Irene Cara

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Johnny Carson

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Charles Chaplin

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Chevy Chase

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Paddy Chayefsky

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Cher

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Petula Clark

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Joe Cocker

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Billy Crystal

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Judy Davis

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Faye Dunaway

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Sheena Easton

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Clint Eastwood

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Director
- Jeff Margolis
Writers
- Stephen Pouliot
- Hal Kanter
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In 1974, a man named Robert Opel notoriously streaked across the stage, in full view of hundreds of millions of TV viewers, just as co-host David Niven was about to introduce the Best Picture category, thus becoming probably the most famous example of the 1970s' streaking craze.

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Karl Malden: [picking up an Oscar] This little guy has become the most visible trophy the world has ever known. He is also the most talked about. And for the people in my business, the most coveted.

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Edited from The 43rd Annual Academy Awards (1971)

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Very enjoyable for all of the Academy Award moments of old. I, especially love watching all of those moments and only wish that the actual telecasts of the Academy Awards were available for purchase. Too bad that they did not do a collection of videos from the televised Oscar moments from 1951-1971--that would have been a nice companion piece to this one. If you get a chance to see this one, then by all means do--if you like seeing all the real stars from back then!!