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- Les Fresholtz, Dick Alexander, Vern Poore and Willie D. Burton win the Oscar for Sound for Bird at the 61st Academy Awards. James Stewart and Kim Novak present the award; featuring Jane Fonda.
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No standing ovation for Stewart and Novak? Are they serious ....
Standing ovations are such cliches
@@lepetitchat123 shut up and agree with him, m0r0n
Wonderful and great stars James Stewart and kim Novak,magnifiques.
5:37 Classic James Stewart Moment
"Burd"
Love it
@@mindsuck3042 His own take on Bambi
@@mindsuck3042 "Bird"
No standing ovation for Jimmy and Kim? Crazy audience, embarrassing!
Nah!
@@markelijio6012 Shut up and agree with him dцmmy
Jimmy had a bit of crush on Kim during Vertigo .She thought the world of him too .He remained faithful to his wife thru out their marriage .Novak was so beautiful here .Jimmy was my hero .
Vertigo is my second favorite film and if one could be objective about these things, the best film ever made and a lot of that is of course due to the filmmakers from Hitchcock on down, but it’s also very much thanks to these two. RIP James, thank you Kim.
I disagree. Undoubtedly vertigo is a strong film, but there are flaws that I think keep it from being GOAT tier. First is the pacing. The pacing is too slow at times (especially in the 2nd and 4th “acts”) and the overall runtime I don’t think is quite justified, considering it turned out to be a complex mutter mystery. I runtime of say 1 hour 55 minutes would’ve probably been better. I also think the climax and resolution. Undoubtedly it’s a strong resolution for Jimmy stewart and Kim novak’s characters? However, we see nothing with key parts of the story. The husband and jimmy Stewart’s best friend who planned this elaborate murder isn’t even featured in the resolution. I don’t feel that is warranted and a scene with jimmy stewart and him at the end would’ve added a lot. Midge’s character also seemingly disappears. Compare this with the ending of rear window, which I believe is Hitchcock’s strongest film. I won’t get too specific if you haven’t seen it, but we not only have a satisfying resolution for the male and female leads of rear window, but also all of the other people around the neighborhood that we’ve seen throughout the film.
Two Great Movie Stars!
Understatement
Dafuq?? No standing ovation?
Most of the audience had lost the use of their legs after that opening number.
Where was that standing O???? The hell is wrong with these people...
Really enjoyed the banter between Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak. What a class act both are & Kim is still has that sultry come-hither voice. So glad that she stood up to Cohn who wanted to change her last name. She also challenged the racial norms of the day by dating black men. She was too independent and too good a person for the Hollywood sexist bullies of the 1960-1980s. So smart to remove herself from all that!
Kim novak a real star
Poor Kim didn’t get a standing ovation in 2014… instead she was treated poorly!!
Donald Trump ridiculed her physical appearance at these Oscars. He's such an ass. Has he looked in the mirror?
@@ethos1236 Right.
Yes, I love Vertigo too though at the time Hitch hated it & thought it one of his worst. Kim Novak was lovely in it & Jimmy, well, what can we say......he is & was considered Hollywood's finest actors. This is wonderful to see but I agree, no standing ovation? Why not? I would have stood especially for Jimmy & Kim, what a knockout in that dress. Don't forget they also made "Bell, Book & Candle" together too.
Hitchcock never had d Vertigo.
@@rrubio6660 What ?
@@barryirvin2417 ???
@@rrubio6660 I didn’t understand your response above ?
@@barryirvin2417 I was responding to someone who commented on this thread, and somehow, that person deleted his/her original response.
One of the most deserved oscars ever.
I’ve rarely heard this movie Bird mentioned since this! Kim looking fiiiiiiine and Jimmy as great as ever😻
Bird
die hard should have won this and got a best director & picture nomination....
This was well deserved. Bird should've received Best Director for Clint Eastwood and Best Actor for Forest Whittaker.
Amazing apresentation. Also the music here.
You could see at this point that Stewart was on the decline. Kinda sad really considering the bridging of generations in Hollywood
It's hard to understand why James Stewart quit Hollywood in 1993 for good.
Fonda is Great.
When I see those 2 I think "Bell, Book and Candle", not "Vertigo".
3:54 WI-FI PLEAAAASSSSEEEE
I'll bet they wanted Stewart to present a major award but he just couldn't stay up that late. I mean, you don't just call the guy and say "we want you to present Best Sound Mixing with Kim Novak".
I'm offended by TOURISM
Kim must have thought she was being pranked. How much did they have to read other than the word 'bird'. Looked like warren beatty.
Kim Novak could have done an excellent job to read the word "Bird" better than
Jimmy Stewart did.
Why wasn't Alan Robert Murray nominated?
I don't know. Maybe that's because he's doing new projects now.
Die Hard & Roger Rabbit got snubbed
I cannot stand JF! I love Jimmy
Bird won Best Sound without getting any other nominations. That’s rare. It happened again in 1992 when The Last of the Mohicans won.