Frank Sinatra (of Italian origin) presented the 47th Academy Awards. Italian movie "Amarcord" won the Oscar for Foreign Language Film. *Italians do it better (forever)* 😉 🇮🇹
I'd like to make an observation: Everyone who "is" nominated receives an Academy Award Nomination! .... and it looks nice on the wall of one's home or office.
La Tregua or The Truce, is an outstanding argentinian film. It was directed by the maestro Sergio Renan and was the very first film that received an Oscar nomination in the category of Best Foreing Language Film. If you can watch it, please do it!!
Movie was nominated for director and screenplay the following year. It was not uncommon for foreign language films to achieve this anomaly, but rules were changed about 10 years ago so I could not happen now.
Day for night also had that peculiarity. The movie won best foreign film in 1974, but in 1975 was nominated for original screenplay, directing and supporting actress.
@@dgrancastillo The were about 10 foreign movies that achieved this feat with nominations a year after a foreign film nomination. THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS was unique as its the only film with a two year gap.
Legends: John Wayne, Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, Alan Ladd, Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, Robert Mitchum, Jeff Chandler, Charlton Heston, Tony Curtis, James Cagney, Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Cary Grant, Kirk Douglas
I love Fellini, Amarcord, and La Strada. And if Sinatra said that today he would be shunned, black listed, and ruined. Instead of just two friends breaking balls.
I love how they’re talking about filmmakers saving the world only to award “Amarcord” which is pretty much a movie about young men staring at women’s asses. Wonderful film but I don’t think Fellini was exactly out to save the world with that project.
While loving "Amarcord," in retrospect I feel "Lacombe, Lucien" should have won. Louis Malle's scorching indictment of French collaborationists with the Nazis is still hair-raising. And the fate of the young non-professional who played the title role adds even more poignancy to the film's conclusion. R.I.P., Pierre Blaise.
Jajaja ya se hermano, cada año ahí estaba sin falta presentando y uno preferiría ver a otra estrella de cine de esas épocas en su lugar.. si mal no recuerdo la última vez que lo hizo fue en el 2002 cuando dió el Oscar a Twin Towers.
Amarcord, my choice for the best film I have ever watched in my life !!!
8½ and Pulp Fiction
La dolce vita and 8 1/2 are better
@@matthewraphael Un borghese piccolo piccolo is better
@@TheDragoneNole I'm talking about Fillini
Fair enough
Bisogna essere orgogliosi di essere italiani cazzo
non si può continuare ad essere orgogliosi solo del passato per troppo a lungo, prima o poi bisogna arrivare al presente
Non so, io non ho lavorato a questo film, quindi ho poco di cui essere orgoglioso.
Italy wins big. Hope a documentary from Italy wins an Oscar
E pensare che quando avvenne in Italia il telegiornale non ne parlò affatto !
C'era ancora un clima da austerity.....
Almost every time a movie from Italy is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film they always win
Frank Sinatra (of Italian origin) presented the 47th Academy Awards. Italian movie "Amarcord" won the Oscar for Foreign Language Film.
*Italians do it better (forever)* 😉 🇮🇹
Still he says:"Coppòla" instead of "Còppola".
Even Jack Valenti is born to Italian parents
@@Soloohara yeah,I know. that's right
I'd like to make an observation: Everyone who "is" nominated receives an Academy Award Nomination! .... and it looks nice on the wall of one's home or office.
La Tregua or The Truce, is an outstanding argentinian film. It was directed by the maestro Sergio Renan and was the very first film that received an Oscar nomination in the category of Best Foreing Language Film. If you can watch it, please do it!!
Amarcord ❤️
Now you've added the statement about Dustin Hoffman at 1:21.
В фильме Амаркорд ,нет никакой напыщенности, все так естественно от того и мило.
Хотелось бы посмотреть фильм полностью ,на русском языке.
Johnny Fontaine never gets that part! It’s perfect for him! It’ll make him a big star!
Mr Corleone is a man who insists on hearing bad news immediately.
I wonder what would have happened if someone walked up and slapped Frank Sinatra when he was presenting an award at the Oscars?
Don’t know
Movie was nominated for director and screenplay the following year. It was not uncommon for foreign language films to achieve this anomaly, but rules were changed about 10 years ago so I could not happen now.
Day for night also had that peculiarity. The movie won best foreign film in 1974, but in 1975 was nominated for original screenplay, directing and supporting actress.
@@dgrancastillo The were about 10 foreign movies that achieved this feat with nominations a year after a foreign film nomination. THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS was unique as its the only film with a two year gap.
Legends: John Wayne, Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, Alan Ladd, Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, Robert Mitchum, Jeff Chandler, Charlton Heston, Tony Curtis, James Cagney, Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Cary Grant, Kirk Douglas
As much as I like Amarcord, this could've been Poland's time to shine, I loved The Deluge and it was a better movie.
Lacombe Lucien is also a very worthy contender, but Amarcord is still a great film!
Izio,
You have marvelous taste in movies! Bravo! / Listen to Maria Callas singing "Caro Babbino".
Paul
The orchestra couldn't play the "Amarcord" theme during the walk-up? It's famous.
Amarcord!Not because im Italian!If it was Turkish or Syrian i would vote that film!
I'm Turkish and i would vote for it. Cheers!
I love Fellini, Amarcord, and La Strada. And if Sinatra said that today he would be shunned, black listed, and ruined. Instead of just two friends breaking balls.
I love how they’re talking about filmmakers saving the world only to award “Amarcord” which is pretty much a movie about young men staring at women’s asses. Wonderful film but I don’t think Fellini was exactly out to save the world with that project.
That’s really not the only point of the movie.
Grandissimo film
Great film.
Dustin Hoffman spoke the.truth.
Nel 75 non c'era fellini x per ritirare il premio oscar x amarcord eppure e'il piu bel film cheha girato ma solo il produttore cristaldi
Respect
4:29
Amarcord FROM iTALY, is better!
While loving "Amarcord," in retrospect I feel "Lacombe, Lucien" should have won. Louis Malle's scorching indictment of French collaborationists with the Nazis is still hair-raising. And the fate of the young non-professional who played the title role adds even more poignancy to the film's conclusion. R.I.P., Pierre Blaise.
👏🌎🎶🎶
Potop should've won.
❤♔🇮🇹♔❤
Invest
Hay no Valenti otra vez no.... le pagó a la academia pata que fueta cada año o que....
Eliud Sosa era el presidente de la mppa de hecho el creo las clasificaciones G,PG,PG13, R,NC17
Jajaja ya se hermano, cada año ahí estaba sin falta presentando y uno preferiría ver a otra estrella de cine de esas épocas en su lugar.. si mal no recuerdo la última vez que lo hizo fue en el 2002 cuando dió el Oscar a Twin Towers.
Jerzy Hoffmann Oscar za całokształt Twórczosci.❤