Top 10 Acting Oscar Wins of the 1970s
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- What are the top 10 acting Oscar wins awarded between 1970 and 1979? Here is my ranking! #oscars #academyawards #topten #bestactor #bestactress #brianrowevideo
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The 1970s were an amazing time for movies and acting. So many memorable performances.
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Jack Nicholson’s performance in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is his best performance imo. He was at his best and just truly incredible.
Agreed!!
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Network is my favorite film of all time, so it´s so great to see the three winning performances on this list. Such a great decade indeed.
Same, network and cuckoos nest are my top films - love 70s movies.
Yep! A pitch perfect film with some of the best acting and writing I’ve ever seen
It is also one of my favorite films ever, but I can’t find myself strong enough to watch it because it leaves me exhausted and depressed.
Yay, I’m so glad!! It’s one of my favorites too!
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i.. never realized Cloris was an Oscar winner!! i'm so used to know her as a TV/comedy actress!
I know that feeling every few years when I'm reminded that Vicki Lawrence recorded a #1 single.
She’s amazing in Last Picture Show!
Probably an unpopular opinion but here goes - After re-watching Cuckoo's Nest a couple years ago, I didn't find Nurse Ratched to be a completely evil villain. She wasn't a sympathetic character, but much of her behavior and attitude were defense mechanisms for working day in day out with her wards.
I always thought that too, like she is brought up in a society that still judges mental patient very harshly and her treatment is very clearly a defence mechanism but there is also clearly a part of her that is just a narcissism loving the control.
The main thing that makes her so evil is just how cold she is, she acts like she does no evil but she constantly makes her patients feel bad about themselves and keeps them below her, she definitely isn’t over the top evil like many, but her realism and coldness is what makes her one of the greatest villains of all time
I've felt the same way about Mary Tyler Moore in "Ordinary People". She's been "trained" to behave a certain way and cannot allow other people to get in the way of her self control and reserve
Good point! Thanks for watching!
Exactamundo. So true. I thought she was hot as well. RIP Louise.
1. Jack Nicholson, One Flew Over the Cucko´s Nest
2. Jane Fonda, Klute
3. Christopher Walken, The Deer Hunter
4. Marlon Brando, The Godfather
5. Faye Dunaway, Network
6. Peter Finch, Network
7. Liza Minnelli, Cabaret
8. Robert DeNiro, The Godfather Part II
9. Cloris Leachman, The Last Picture Show
10. Louise Fletcher, One Flew Over the Cucko´s Nest
Deservers:
1. Gena Rowlands, A Woman Under the Influence (Best Actress, 1974)
2. Al Pacino, Dog Day Afternoon and Jack Nicholson, One Flew Over the Cucko´s Nest (Best Actor, 1975)
3. Robert DeNiro, Taxi Driver (Best Actor, 1976)
4. Gena Rowlands, Opening Night (Best Actress, 1977)
5. Jane Fonda, Klute (Best Actress, 1971)
6. Ingrid Bergman, Autumn Sonata (Best Actress, 1978)
7. Klus Kinski, The Wrath of God (Best Actor, 1972)
8. Malcom McDowell, A Clockwork Orange (Best Actor, 1971)
9. Liv Ullmann, Face to Face (Best Actress, 1976)
10. Christopher Walken, The Deer Hunter (Best Supporting Actor, 1978)
Runners-up:
11. Faye Dunaway, Chinatown (Best Supporting Actress, 1974)
12. Hannah Schygulla, The Marriage of Maria Brown (Best Actress, 1979)
13. Marlon Brando, The Godfather (Best Supporting Actor, 1972)
14. Cloris Leachman, (Best Supporting Actress , 1971)
15. Sissy Spacek, Three Women (Best Supporting Actress, 1977)
Love these picks!
Love that Network features so many times on this list
Great film! ❤️
The entire cast of The Last Picture Show was Oscar-worthy. And Ben and Cloris both won for basically one scene.
Yes, agreed!
I was surprised to not see Ellen Burstyn here
Great decade for acting!
Agreed!
Great Video!!!!
RIP to the sublime Ms. Louise Fletcher! ❤️🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks so much!
Another really great list. Maybe for one of your upcoming lists you could do “Best Oscar nominated performances that didn’t win” (I hope you don’t mind my suggestions)
My List (2010’s)
1. Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl)
2. Margot Robbie (I,Tonya)
3. Denzel Washington (Fences)
4. Joaquin Phoenix (The Master)
5. Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty)
6. Michael Keaton (Birdman)
7. Gabourey Sidibe (Precious)
8. Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out)
9. Andrew Garfield (Hacksaw Ridge)
10. Emma Stone (Birdman)
(Honorable mentions)
Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water)
Judi Dench (Philomena)
Adam Driver (Marriage Story)
Sandra Bullock (Gravity)
Bruce Dern (Nebraska)
Love that idea!
Cate Blanchett in Elizabeth not being there says a lot about your taste. Lol
@@reinebautistamercado4286 you not being able to see that I only put performances from the 2010’s says a lot about your reading comprehension skills. Elizabeth was in the 90’s dumbass😂😂
@@poett8875 That reply says a lot about your emotional intelligence. Insecurities haunt you, huh? Lol.
And you clearly edited that comment. It's very easy to see, you know. TH-cam marks it as 'edited'. Lol. Anyway, I pity you for not recognising the talent that is Cate Blanchett. Bye!
Leachman told Bagdanovich she wanted to do another take she felt she could do better. He told her she couldn't do any better he said she would win an Oscar and sure enough she did!
Great video! So many great performances to choose from. Well done!
Thank you!
I’m afraid I can’t get behind Burstyn for the Alice win, because….Gena Rowlands. I think her performance in A Woman Under The Influence was one of the Top 5 of the decade. Just breathtaking work! I suspect Ellen won because of her largesse and nomination for The Exorcist the year prior. I love Burstyn, though, and would have given it to her for Requiem For A Dream.
Thanks for watching!
What a great video. This one doesn't just show some great performances but contains such iconic ones as well. Thank you for including Cloris's win, so well deserved, such an awesome and heartbreaking performance. Love love Cloris. Would've been great if De Niro had won for Taxi Driver too...talk about great and iconic as well.
Great list, I thought Liza would be number 1, but Nicholson is an equally great choice! Also, love the editing in these videos.
Thanks so much for watching!
When people ask me who's your favorite actor I say Tom Hanks, which is true, only because I think of who is my favorite actor not retired. My favorite actor of all time is Jack Nicholson..perhaps I should start asking people to be more specific 😁. Now Jack wasn't nominated or didn't win for roles he should have, but this first win was the most deserving out of the 3 he won
100%!
Ellen Burstyn commented at the time of the defenency of female roles in cinema that a supporting role wins for lead actress in regard to Fletcher's win. I believe Burstyn said it to Variety or Hollywood Reporter.
Great List, but I was a little bit suprised not to see DeNiro in Deer Hunter or Taxi driver included. Also Gena rowlands and al pacino (godfather and especially Dog day afternoon), BUT I love that you included all 3 network acting wins. I think all were very deserved, especially beatrice straight.
Best wins, not nominations.
Great video Brian!
Thanks!
Omg! The 70s! What a decade for great movies! ❤️
I would have definitely had Christopher Walken in my top 10, his role as Nick in The Deer Hunter is sublime, heartbreaking & educated me on how a performance could be both enjoyable & not enjoyable at the same time.
It's a movie not so much about war, but the aftermath of war & friendship & Walken's performance displays this perfectly.
Excellent choice, he was great!
Would love to hear ur thoughts about this: There are actors who didnt win an oscar because it’s too soon since their last win, despite giving another (if not better) Oscar-worthy performance. Im thinking Jodie Foster in Nell, Tom Hanks in Cast Away, Denzel in Malcolm X, etc
Yes, great topic!
My top 2 of the 70’s are
Liza Minnelli
And
Fay dunaway
For lead actress
Actor
Peter finch
Marlon Brando
Also RIP Louise fletcher
Great list!
I know it’s not a popular choice but Maggie Smith in California Suite is a performance I can watch over and over again. I’m also biased.
Yes, that’s a great one!
My list:
1. Jack Nicholson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
2. Louise Fletcher in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
3. Marlon Brando in "The Godfather"
4. Robert de Niro in "The Godfather: Part II"
5. Maggie Smith in "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie"
6. Faye Dunaway in "Network"
7. Richard Dreyfuss in "The Goodbye Girl"
8. Cloris Leachman in "The Last Picture Show"
9. Tatum O'Neal in "Paper Moon"
10. Jane Fonda in "Coming Home"
HM. Christopher Walken in "The Deer Hunter"
HM. Liza Minelli in "Cabaret"
HM. Art Carney in "Harry and Tonto"
HM. Jon Voight in "Coming Home"
HM. Gene Hackman in "The French Connection"
By the way I was pleased to see Brad Dourif was nominated for playing Billy Bibbit in Cuckoo’s Nest-his performance was outstanding especially for a first time performance!
Oh how I miss Jack’s screen presence and charisma😢. I just want one more new performance from Nicholson.
I know, he is missed!
Jack Nicholson is 87 years old. That's the right age to retire.
Glenda Jackson in Women in Love. Love her, director Ken Russell and writer Larry Kramer!
Great performance!
Glenda's was the best Oscar winning best actress performance of the decade!
Great list again, pretty much agree with the names and the placements. I would perhaps replace the honourable mentions for Tatum and Beatrice (i love this performance, wish she had one or two more scenes though to include here on this list). I'd replace them with both spouses Kramer - though i know you consider those as 1980 wins). I also have to say i still have not seen any of the Glenda Jackson's wins... looking forward to your 1960s list :))))
Thanks for watching!
I have seen Glenda Jackson's both Oscar winning performances for Women in Love and A Touch of Class, maybe just once or twice each film. In my opinion she did not deserve either one.
@Ahn Mensch great decade for movies in general! I really miss the era of director driven movies about personal character based stories, but that’s also an era where audiences had an appetite for stuff like that and studie heads knew that’s what made money, and I hope we see a time like that again someday…
Absolutely!
Yayy another Network 😄❗️👏
Meryl Streep in Kramer vs Kramer 🔥💯
Great job as always. I’m amazed George C. Scott didn’t make the cut. I thought he was amazing! Granted, there are many of these performances you mentioned I have not seen yet, but here’s my list currently:
1. Marlon Brando-The Godfather
2. Robert De Niro-The Godfather Part II
3. George C. Scott-Patton
4. Jack Nicholson-One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
5. Louise Fletcher-One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
6. Diane Keaton-Annie Hall
7. Richard Dreyfuss-The Goodbye Girl
8. Sally Field-Norma Rae
9. Faye Dunaway-Network
10. Christopher Walken-The Deer Hunter
HM: Peter Finch-Network, Gene Hackman-The French Connection, Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep-Kramer vs. Kramer
Good picks!
George C. Scott refused his Oscar for Best Actor from the movie, Patton. He compared the Oscars to a meat parade.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc Yeah, I know he didn’t care about them at all. He still won though. So, I was surprised he wasn’t here.
Dunaway was hot in the 70's. Also in a lot of good movies.
She was incredible
Good choices. Thanks for including Cloris Leachman in your top 10; that performance will stay with me always. Question: have you sped up the clips because you want to tighten your running time, or is there another reason?
I can only show a few seconds before getting a copyright strike. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this. Have you ever considered doing other categories? I know that there are only ten winners in each category per decade. But what if you did the best nominees in the directing, writing, picture, editing etc. categories per ten years regardless of whether or not they actually won?
Yes, I’m going to do two more top tens about actors, then I’ll dive into other categories!
Faye Dunaway in Network is my favorite of that decade
Hard to see anyone else making the role work the way Faye did- I love how she finds moments to instill humor in the character, and how she is completely present/in-the-moment during each scene.
Love that performance!!
Great list. Love the love for the Network performances. What a decade!
Thanks for watching!
40 people did not win the 40 trophies, because some people won the Oscar twice in the 1970s: Jane Fonda, Glenda Jackson, Jason Robards. And there were not ties in a category. But "around 40 people won" does not have the same ring to it, I guess.
Good call- can't think of anyone outside of the three you mention (Maggie Smith comes closest, as she technically won two during the 1970's, but of course the first one is for 1969 work awarded in 1970), so I'm guessing it's 37 for the decade.
If he did win, I would've put Alex Guinness from star wars in the top 5
That would’ve been awesome! Thanks for watching!
Honestly, I don't think much can compare with the seventies in terms of the impact of the films, the actors, the directors - it is a watershed period for American films, if not an embarrassment of riches: Cabaret, Network, The Godfather I & II, The Exorcist, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, Dog Day Afternoon, Star Wars - these (as well as others) are all landmark films that set high water marks in their respective genres, if not templates for the industry that have yet to be bettered. In terms of sheer cultural influence, the gravitational pull of the films from the 70s remains undiminished, as relevant today as when they first appeared. We really can't that about any other decade. Sure, there are great films in every decade, but the seventies served 'em up on a platter. Utterly amazing!
Thanks for watching!
I love Lisa in cabaret I would’ve to see cicely Tyson to win for sounder but in todays landscape she would’ve probably nominated/won in the supporting actress category otherwise Liza deserved her Oscar her performance in cabaret is one of the greatest Hollywood musical performances of all time
Agreed!
RIP Louise Fletcher
Jack Nicholson knew, the year before, the he had that trophy in the bag for Cuckoo's nest. He even said so the Oscar night 1 year prior. He steam rolled!!
I love that!!
My Top Ten Acting Oscar Winners of the 1970's from 1970-1979
1. Marlon Brando (The Godfather)
2. Jack Nicholson (One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest)
3. Liza Minnelli (Cabaret)
4. George C. Scott (Patton)
5. Faye Dunaway (Network)
6. Jane Fonda (Klute)
7. Robert De Niro (The Godfather Part II)
8. Sally Field (Norma Rae)
9. Peter Finch (Network)
10. Cloris Leachman (The Last Picture Show)
My Top Five Honorable Mentions
1. Louise Fletcher (One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest)
2. Tatum O'Neal (Paper Moon)
3. Gene Hackman (The French Connection)
4. Christopher Walken (The Deer Hunter)
5. Ellen Burstyn (Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore)
Thanks for sharing!
I couldn't believe I was seeing Marlon Brando in The Godfather land at #4!!! I swore he was gonna be #1 as always
I can't believe Ellen Burstyn isn't here either!!!
Thanks for watching!
1971'a winner GEORGE C. SCOTT in 1970's PATTON did not even get a mention !!! He should have been top three at least !!!!
Great list, I would have had Joel Grey at Number 1
A great win too!
All choices that are hard to argue with but one is sorely missing and that's Sally Field for Norma Rae. Naturalistic, non-showy and so raw.
She won in 1980, so she’s in my ‘80s video 😀
Agree!
My list (leading categories)
1. Marlon Brandon for The Godfather
2. Liza Minelli for Cabaret
3. Jack Nicholson for One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
4. Jane Fonda for Klute
5. Louise Fletcher for One Flew Over the Cuckos Nest
6. Sally Field for Norma Rae
7. Faye Dunaway for Network
8. Peter Finch for Network
9. Diane Keaton for Annie Hall
10. Dustin Hoffman for Kramer vs. Kramer
Supporting categories:
1. Cloris Leachman for The Last Picture
2. Maggie Smith for California Suite
3. Christopher Walken for The Deer Hunter
4. Robert De Niro for The Godfather part II
5. Meryl Streep for Kramer vs. Kramer
6. Joel Grey for Cabaret
7. Vanesa Redgrave for Julia
8. Tatum O'Neall for Paper Moon
Great list, thanks for sharing!
Great one Brian. However, I feel (in my opinion), the following should’ve been included:
Helen Hayes for Airport
Meryl Streep for Kramer V/s Kramer
Glenda Jackson for A Touch of Class
Vanessa Redgrave for Julia
Job Voight for Coming Home
Great choices. Thanks for watching!
I would have loved to see Sally Field on this list for "Norma Rae."
I lived through the 70’s and the only one of these I saw was One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s nest. Of course, I was only a child so I probably needed an adult’s permission and they were not at the top of my list for watching when I was old enough.
After watching network, I actually went to my window and scream I'm mad as hell and I won't talk it anymore
Haha!
I still can’t believe that Rocky beat Network. Really??
Haha I know!
After watching 10-2 I was ready to accept Beatrice Straight as #1. Would have been more fitting than the also rans.
Would love to hear your thoughts about the apparent, shall we say, "trend" I've heard about where people win Oscars and then follow that up shortly thereafter with releasing the worst movie of their career. Yes, I know they probably have already made the movie before getting the award, but it does seem quite coincidental. Just wondering.
Interesting idea!
Ms Fletcher was one rare breed in that she could have went supporting (these days would be easy) but she went lead as she Was lead, had not too many lines and Still won. Side note, her competition was weak, cough, like Bullock on her year.
what's going on with the pickford/percentage joke in nicholson's speech at the end there?
Because she asked for a percentage of the movie's box office take. Before that, they just got a flat salary. Jack's movies made money and so he was getting a good chunk of that money plus his flat salary.
Milos Foreman, one flew over the cookoos nest, Woody Allen, Annie Hall, Francis Ford Coppola, The godfather movies, the writing of Paddy Chayefsky, Network. Literally does not get better than this in the history of Cinema. In these tremendous acting performances which were just unbelievable are a complete credit to these amazing directors and writers.
Yes, absolutely!
great list. but "Patton" ´s George C. scott should have been there somewhere.
Yes, great performance!
I’ve actually never seen The Last Picture Show. 😮
Me either
It's kind of slooooow.
Dunaway in Network is great, but I’d be hesistant about calling it “a performance of a lifetime.” Performances in Chinatown, Bonnie and Clyde, Thomas Crown Affair, and even the over-the-top Mommie Dearest, make that claim too hard to make definitively.
True, she’s been great in other films, I just find her work in Network particularly special.
Al Pacino should have been in that list if only he would won for godfather… would he be in your list if he was the winner? Also I think Sly should have won for Rocky instead of Peter Finch.
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I have always had a love-hate relationship with Nicholson, but I do agree that he should be #1 on this list.
My footnote, however, is that he's been playing that same character ever since. He's often very good, but I never get passed the fact that I'm watching Jack giving us yet another Jack.
True, but he never did it better than in Cuckoo! Thanks for watching!
The French Connection was a crime drama film and Klute was a mystery film.
Jack Lemmon in _Save The Tiger_ makes my list. A complex tour de force. Same for Ellen Burstyn in _Alice._
And Jill Clayburgh was robbed in '79.
Yes, good choices!
Sally Field for Norma Rae should be on this list. Three performances for Network in the top ten is excessive.
Jack Jack Jack ❤
I don't know how I never took note of the fact that Cloris Leachman is an Oscar winner 🤔
Yup, and a great one!
I am amazed that Glenda Jackson did not make the list, as she won two best actress Oscars in the 1970s, just like Jane Fonda. It's probably because Glenda doesn't beat her own drum like Jane did.
In my opinion her Oscar for A Touch of Class is so underserved. Ellen Burstyn should've won that year for The Exorcist
@@giovannyespinoza6013 It could be. I wish someone did a video essay about that Oscar. (Wink, wink)
It's possible Ellen Burstyn's role just got overshadowed by Linda Blair's turn as Regan.
@@giovannyespinoza6013 Have you seen A Touch of Class? It is so very funny and so very 70s.
Lerda
I am a huge fan of Women in Love - I think it's a marvelous adaptation. However, I've never understood why Glenda Jackson won a Best Actress Oscar. She was good. But was she spectacular? I don't think so.
You left out Geraldine Page in 1978’s Woody Allen’s “Interiors”, nominated for the Oscar’s Best Actress. She did win the BAFTA Award, though.
Great performance!
Poor Louise Fletcher, the original "Whoopi" curse. After oscar noms/wins was relegated to a series of subpar films
My 10. In no order of favorites lol just listing them. 1. Jane Fonda Klute 2. George C Scott 3. Beatrice Straight 4. Jack Nicholson 5. Sally Field 6. Meryl Streep 7. Diane Keaton 8. Glenda Jackson WIL 9. Maggie Smith CS 10. Robert DeNiro.
Love it!
Not easy to rank them it could come in a different order because the performances are equally strong and memorable.
1. Liza Minnelli Cabaret
2. Joel Grey Cabaret
3. Sally Field Norma Rae
4. Cloris Leachman The Last Picture Show
5. Peter Finch Network
6. Jack Nicholson One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
7. Jane Fonda Klute
8. Robert DeNiro The Godfather part II
9. Ellen Burstyn Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
10. Louise Fletcher One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Honorable mentions
Beatrice Straight Network
Faye Dunaway Network
Meryl Streep Kramer vs Kramer
Christopher Walken The Deer Hunter
Ben Johnson One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Lovely list, thank you!
Ok obviously I meant The Last Picture Show for Ben Johnson.🤣
I found his performance particularly moving. He had an impact on them even if he couldn’t really change anything.
Jane Fonda Klute yes, this list is spot on Brian.
Thanks for watching!
I am sorry, but while I do agree that Miss Dunaway is a talented actress, her turn in Network was awarded simply because--like Bette Davis and other other actresses before her--it was a 'make up' award because she did not get the award years earlier for Bonnie Parker in Bonnie and Clyde. I am not claiming that Miss Dunaway did not do a great job in Network, she did, but Sissy Spacek nailed the role of Carrie White in her hit film Carrie of the same year. Sissy was by turns vulnerable and strong, showing a strong transformation from punching bag into a strong woman of purpose. What is more Sissy was so good in the role she actually took what was essentially a 'school shooter' by today's standards and making the audience forget at the end of the film that she was a mass murderer, and giving her the sympathy of the audience.
Agreed, I looooove Spacek in Carrie, that would’ve been an all-timer win!
Diana Ross in Lafy Sings the Blues was pretty phenomenal for a first performance...bravo, I say.
@@jadadams1 I agree her performance was good, there was no way in 1972 that it was in the top five for females. While Liza won for the juggernaut film Cabaret the other nominees like Cicely Tyson (SOUNDER) and even Maggie Smith in her film that year put in better performances. I urge you to watch each of these films to judge that for yourself.
I personally don’t think Fonda was that great in Klute.
She must have been doing something that was so subtle a handful of us couldn't see it.
Unpopular opinion. I re as lly think 1973 Oscar shoukda went to Cicely Tyson for Sounder instead of Liza Minelli. Tyson was such a legend. Beyond brilliant. Even Diana Ross seemed more deserving to Many people. So it's hard to put Minelli such a high rank for me if I knkw Tyson (imo) did better.
Yes, Ross was great that year too!
Sorry but placing Annie Hall over Burstyn is flabbergasting. Its putting one of the weakest and most forgettable wins over one of the absolute greatest.
My favorite performance of the 70s was that of Al Pacino in "The Godfather Part II". Other remarkable ones include:
Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver
Jane Fonda in Klute
Diane Keaton in Annie Hall (and Manhattan)
Dustin Hoffman in Marathon Man
Nastassja Kinski in Tess
Christopher Walken in Deer Hunter
Sissy Spacek in Carrie (and Badlands)
Al Pacino in Dog Day Afternoon (and Serpico)
Isabelle Adjani in The Story of Adele H.
Gena Rowlands in A Woman Under the Influence
Gene Hackman in The French Connection
Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now (and Badlands)
Sigourney Weaver in Alien
Sally Field in Norma Rae
Peter Finch in Sunday Bloody Sunday
Ellen Burstyn in Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Great list!!
She looks a lot like Toni corlette here 1:27
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Liza Minelli GOAT
Yes!
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