[…]rmanent plea for that type of film making, because - and I say this, not simply because I had something to do with the film - it was nominated for an Oscar, as the 'best film from any source', which speaks highly for the non-actor. Now, if non-actors can suddenly appear and be nominated for an Acade[…]
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[…]n full from from Rome and the sports shoe and it got the you know the Oscar of the annual award that year. That had never been done before. Peter Demi[…]
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[…]ny Mann is dead and gone, and he didn't like the score Rozsa did for 'El Cid', because he said he'd heard it before. Rozsa did, and I think he got an Oscar for 'Ben-Hur' didn't he? He'd done 'Ben-Hur' which was a tremendous, outstanding success. I didn't think it would be as a remake, but it was so […]
