11/15/2011

Best Actress 1951


The next year will be 1951 and the nominees were

Katharine Hepburn in The African Queen

Vivien Leigh in A Streetcar named Desire

Eleanor Parker in Detective Story

Shelley Winters in A Place in the Sun

Jane Wyman in The Blue Veil

10 comments:

  1. The Academy nominated two clearly supporting performances...
    My ranking:
    1.Leigh-no doubt

    2.Wyman-great underrated performance

    3.Winters-a bit limited,but still impressive performance in one of my all time favorite movies

    4.Hepburn-not fan of her here

    5.Parker-one big nothing

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  2. Cannot wait to read your review of Vivien Leigh

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  3. Leigh will win as she should but I certainly look forward to all of the reviews particularly Winters'.

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  4. Vivien, no doubt.
    1. Vivien
    2. Shelley
    3. Katharine
    4. Jane
    5. Eleanor

    Eddie

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  5. Vivien will win, no doubt about it.

    I guess Winters could be second, based on the performance alone. Excited to hear your thoughts about her and Parker. Leading or supporting?

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  6. 1 vivien
    2 jane
    3 shelley
    4 eleanor
    5 katharine


    Daniel from Argentina.

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  7. Vivien for the number one in the all time ranking!!!!!!! Perfect performance, the best of all time!!!
    Winters should be second and Parker should be last for doing absolutely nothing! No idea about Wyman and Hepburn was good but not as amazing as always.

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  8. I thought Parker was absolutely brillant, with a beautiful "old fashion" acting in her big scene. I know somes hate that but it works very well for me. She really has a powerful face for that type of emotional performance.

    But she is, actually, supporting for me, much more than Winters.

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  9. And Vivien Leigh wins.....

    It's Obvious!

    No performance in this category was even close in comparison.

    Vivien Leigh's win for "A Streetcar Named Desire" was probably the best win.

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