Elizabeth Taylor presenting the Best Picture Oscar® for "The Sting" to Producers Tony Bill, Michael Phillips and Julia Phillips at the 46th Academy Awards® in 1974.
In case you do not know what Liz means when she said "Im nervous, that really upset me"! It was because a streaker had run on stage just before hand when David Niven was the host.
@G W Darling, you're spewing so much bile, they better call the exorcist. Your heads rotated too many times. Now you're spinning. All the love, heal those wounds, dear.
In 1939, the year "Gone With The Wind" and "Wizard of Oz" came out, there was no wrong answer there, either. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington also came out that year, and it was an excellent film, also. The Exorcist was the better movie, but The Sting was a very good movie, also.
No other person in history has been as beautiful as Ms. Taylor. Thanks for this post. I love to listen to hear and just stare at the screen. Can you imagine getting your award from HER?
Kudos to the late, great Marvin Hamlisch for not only winning an Oscar for best scoring of a film, but also for giving Scott Joplin's music the recognition he so richly deserved. He was also responsible, along with the American Society of Composers, Artists and Producers (ASCAP) for giving Mr. Joplin, who died a pauper and was buried in an unmarked grave a grave marker.
The other Oscar-winning films, with female producers are: "12 Years a Slave", "Driving Miss Daisy", "The Hurt Locker", "Shakespeare In Love", "The Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King", "Crash", and "Forrest Gump".
For all those wondering why the Exorcist didn’t win, it has come out in recent years that Robert Aldrich (who had the film snatched out his hands by Friedkin) and George Cukor (who was a fundamentalist Christian and fervent enemy of the subject matter), two of the biggest names in the Academy, as well as a small cabal of directors and producers who didn’t like Friedkin and his what he represented personally, sent around messages deterring Academy voters from selecting the Exorcist for the two main awards (Director and Picture). Friedkin confirmed this in a 2018 interview with Rolling Stone, I believe.
What makes you think George Cukor was a fundamentalist Christian. He was a Jewish Hungarian immigrant. His homosexuality was an open secret in Hollywood. At most, he was ambivalent about religion.
@@colleenshea2293 it certainly did. It is the greatest horror film ever made, an unforgettable masterpiece. The Sting is an above average comedy/drama.
The problem with The Sting and The Exorcist is that they are BOTH the best in their respective categories - The Sing is the best con film of all time, and The Exorcist is the best horror movie of all time. Both superb movies, both the very best of their categories.
The Exorcist may be better known and more remembered since it was the first great horror movie; yet The Sting is just as loved when people know of it and watch the movie. Like I stated, both movies are the best of their kind.
Nice speeches by all. Short, thankful, grateful, classy. No axes to grind. Could've thanked Newman/Redford and the cast, but at least David Ward and George Roy Hill got a shout out.
The Sting has great producing. The Sting was the first PG-rated film to win an Academy Award for Best Picture. Julia Phillips became the first female producer to win an Academy Award for Best Picture.
Aw, this is so cool to see this footage--Michael Philips is one of my film professors! Last year, he taught an evening class called 70s cinema, and the Sting was one of the films screened. Tony Bill and screenwriter David S. Ward were the special guests, and they brought their Oscars in! A lot of people stood in line and took pictures of themselves holding the oscars, including me--in fact, that's my profile picture!
@@israelbishop9296 Agreed. The Exorcist was ahead of its time. Yet back in those days, a film that's ahead of its time, no matter how good, won't win. 2001; A Clockwork Orange; Network, Apocalypse Now…
Taylor was interrupted by a streaker running across the stage, so she was probably just glad to get it over with. But her comment, if genuine and not a product of embarrassment due to the streaker, was unprofessional. As good as The Sting was, Exorcist was one of the all-time greats and the better movie. Oh well.
I just bought the book by Julia Phillips "You'll Never Eat Lunch In This Town Again" after being on a 80's/90's movie binge. I wanted to know about what really goes on in Hollywood + stories about Don Simpson. So much controversy in the film/music industry.
I am absolutely STUNNED I found this footage!! Julia Philip's "You'll Never Eat Lunch in this Town Again" is a must-read. The years 1967-1981 are the most explosive and groundbreaking in film history, and Philip's is one of the most fascinating people I've ever read about. She will be missed.
I'm half way through the book, what a broad!😄 Tough cookie in a male dominated industry. Would have loved to have had lunch and a drink or two with her, she looked fun!🥳
@@weeeeoooow When it arrived at my local book store, they didn't know what it was about and put it in the cooking/diet section because the title contained "lunch." I got it from the library and it was quite a read at the time. I recall very little, except that Julia said Goldie Hawn had "a heart of stone" and poor Peter Lawford couldn't get a room at a hotel where she (Julia) was staying. She seemed glad to have money and power, but not exactly a barrel of laughs.
I saw this movie at a special screening where I live. I got to meet Tony Bill, who is incredibly humble about winning an academy award, and the funny thing was that his kids were there and they had never seen the film until that night.
I love The Sting but I've always felt that picking one as best among five wonderful movies is not realistic, no matter who the voters are. Awards shows are just that--shows. But I love that The Sting won just because I'm a big Newman-Redford fan.
Those of you who attacked Dame Elizabeth on here are clueless. In person her beauty was awesome. After Betty Ford she looked amazing and made her life count. Go look at April 1970 and see a true vision in Violet and then again in 1993 in yellow Valentino a vision again. Funny, charming and real that was Dame Elizabeth. And we miss her.
I do not like horror films but The Exorcist is One Of The Greatest Horror Films Ever. Great Cinematography and a Well Crafted Film. Cries and Whispers is a Beautiful Work Of Art. A Bergman Classic!. The Sting con gamed its way to win an Oscar. A Touch of Class I can take or leave.
I loved the Academy Awards, when I first began seeing them in the early 1960s....as a young kid. As far as I can recall, 1974 was the only year I missed watching the show. I was going thru Marine Corps boot camp at the time. I didn't even hear about 'The Exorcist', until a buddy dragged me to see it later that summer. Having missed all of the hype....I went into it completely blind. I liked 'The Sting'......but I'm STILL kind of traumatized over what I experienced with 'The Exorcist' 46 years later. I'd have to say....I got my money's worth. Not too many films have done THAT to me.
The Exorcist was a much better movie. Very impactful, very frightening. Even to this day. It was brilliant and as much as I enjoyed The Sting, I have to agree.
Marlene Dietrich once referred to Elizabeth as that British tart with the big chest. Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor, DBE (born 27 February 1932), is an English-born British-American actress. Elizabeth lived in London for the first seven years of her life before the family left when the dark clouds of war began brewing in 1939. A family friend noticed the beautiful little Elizabeth and suggested that she be taken for a screen test. The as you can say, is history.
Tony Bill reminds me of another Tony: Orlando. Look alive Julia Phillips, you're about to win an Oscar. The Exorcist was robbed! It has stood the test of time though.
Jim Michaud Good line Jim 'Look alive Julia Phillips, you're about to win an Oscar". Reason for her demeanour was she was high as a kite! Read her excellent book "You'll Never Eat Lunch In This Town Again". To quote (re what she had taken at the time of winning Oscar) "a diet pill, a small amount of coke, two joints, six halves of Valium, and a glass and a half of wine" That's Hollywood!
csb73 yes, “The Exorcist” is superior to “The Sting.” “The Sting” is a great movie, but It was not the cultural phenomenon that “Exorcist” was. Face the facts. ;-)
I read according to Julia Philips book You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again she was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she was at the Oscars
I read that book years ago & although I don't remember that specific part, I totally believe it, she seems to be high as does the dude that talked before her.
Just finished that book last night. Had it sitting around for a while (half the books I own I have not read yet) and she was under the influence almost daily for years from what I could gather. Wonder how she remembered so many details and why her editor did not take more of them out. Every other time she does something or leaves the house she describes her exact outfit. Her editor was another woman. Figures.
i read the julia phillips book.........what an interesting life......she said she always had bad luck with new years day........and she died on that day........
Strikingly beautiful and exceptionally elegant. Our Elizabeth Taylor. For me, this is one of her best appearances ever. She wore the same yellow dress also while visiting Taormina, Sicily with Richard Burton. Does anyone have an idea of the name of the designer? Please 🌼
"Elizabeth Taylor" Miss Charm!.. She is, the same one, shining, hypnotically beckoning and inaccessible, from us inexorably retreating Universe "Elizabeth - Woman of Women". I can’t help but admire you. I look at the screen - and tears drip. The thunder of enthusiastic applause has subsided - You appeared in the world, being great prose!.. Blue eyes, their bottomless depths, Conquered the souls of giants. Internally - gullible and modest. Externally - the noise of the palace fountain! From a calm note to an inner tear - Sometimes she was obedient, sometimes naughty ... She is cute and enchanting, fabulously beautiful! - Refined feminine forms. Exciting our blood with its charisma, With the gift of sensual hypnosis - Sometimes, she quickly flew like a comet, through life - Sometimes, our beauty just blossomed, being a shy rose: Caravel among fishing boats; Queen, in the midst of ordinary people; Cleopatra! - Passionately, but with genuine care... Her femininity radiated everywhere! Having absorbed life with a field blade of grass, Keeping the spirit - with a share of the lovely eccentricity of the wind, by the bird - Shining with witchcraft nature, Great! “She is a true sovereign!” Woman - a shining world; Mother-night of the universal beginning - With the light of the moon, she has silvered us, She sanctified us with crystal clearness!.. She swam softly through the sky like a young month. She smiled at us in a pink sunset ... The time of triumph has stopped - It was marked by thunder and lightning! October 9 - 10, 2019 (K.S.) St. Petersburg
@@laurajones1773 I know psycho was good but there was something in the exorcist which scared everyone and in those day people were not so used to watch horror movie having possessed woman.
There were so many great movies made back then that not all of them could have won. Nowadays they are giving it away, oscars dont mean anything any more.
Liz Taylor looking radiant as she followed the streaker to the stage for this Oscar Moment! Julia Philips was as high as a kite and documented it in a book she later wrote.
The Oscars were so much more low key yet so much more meaningful than they are now. Just more proof that the old saying "less is more" is true... I made up my own saying that kind of relates to it: "The bigger the wedding, the sooner the divorce."
Julia Phillips wrote a best selling book that made her 'persona non grata' in Hollywood. The title was something someone once said to her - meaning, no one will take your calls or work with you anymore. She thought it was really funny & so do I. "YOU'LL NEVER EAT LUNCH, IN THIS TOWN, AGAIN!"
El Exorcista debió ganar, un film de horror, que incluía mucho suspenso, drama y actuaciones memorables, con una historia de alto impacto, predecedida por el libro de W.P Blatty que fue un Best Seller a nivel mundial, y llevada a la pantalla magistralmente por William Friedkin....
In case you do not know what Liz means when she said "Im nervous, that really upset me"! It was because a streaker had run on stage just before hand when David Niven was the host.
The Exorcist was a better movie!
And Niven dropped one of the greatest one liners in the history of live television lol haha.
Ahhhh ok. I had no clue what she was making reference to.
@G W Darling, you're spewing so much bile, they better call the exorcist. Your heads rotated too many times. Now you're spinning. All the love, heal those wounds, dear.
@@kellymathews6615 Yes..Mommie Dearest.
Her eyes her eyes....are like the most expensive gem ever!
I love "The Exorcist". I love "The Sting". And yes, I do love 'Miss Taylor'! Love you. Love you. Love you.
In 1939, the year "Gone With The Wind" and "Wizard of Oz" came out, there was no wrong answer there, either. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington also came out that year, and it was an excellent film, also. The Exorcist was the better movie, but The Sting was a very good movie, also.
What a great lady!
R.I.P.
Elizabeth is one of the most beautiful woman ever
Yes. She is wasted here. Still love her.
@@kateSullivan3927 she did indulge. But she was all woman. She used to refer to herself as a “real broad.”
I dont care about the movies i care about miss Liz Taylor 😉😍😉
Me too!!!!
Why? The Sting and American Graffiti are awesome. Liz was on the downhill slide at this point.
@@Kingfisher1215 and she rebounded beautifully
Elizabeth Taylor was the kind of beauty that was truly one of a kind and the kind we'll never see the likes of ever again....sigh.
Vivienne Leigh
I'm here for one thing. Elizabeth Taylor!
No other person in history has been as beautiful as Ms. Taylor. Thanks for this post. I love to listen to hear and just stare at the screen. Can you imagine getting your award from HER?
You said it. The most beautiful woman in the world. I simply adore her
Just about as much a thrill as getting the Oscar!
What a thrill to receive an Academy Award from Dame Elizabeth Taylor!
What is wrong with you? She was NOT a Dame that night...many years yet to come.
Kudos to the late, great Marvin Hamlisch for not only winning an Oscar for best scoring of a film, but also for giving Scott Joplin's music the recognition he so richly deserved. He was also responsible, along with the American Society of Composers, Artists and Producers (ASCAP) for giving Mr. Joplin, who died a pauper and was buried in an unmarked grave a grave marker.
The very first movie that had an Oscar-Winning female producer.
The other Oscar-winning films, with female producers are: "12 Years a Slave", "Driving Miss Daisy", "The Hurt Locker", "Shakespeare In Love", "The Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King", "Crash", and "Forrest Gump".
and the only one so far, as far as i know...
MrWitchman1967 Nope... 'Cause Now, there are 8 Best Picture winning Films with Female Producers.
+Ryan Donegan Correction, Make that 9, because "Spotlight" took home Best Picture with two female producers.
Thanks for the scoop....
Elizabeth taylor looks amazing
For all those wondering why the Exorcist didn’t win, it has come out in recent years that Robert Aldrich (who had the film snatched out his hands by Friedkin) and George Cukor (who was a fundamentalist Christian and fervent enemy of the subject matter), two of the biggest names in the Academy, as well as a small cabal of directors and producers who didn’t like Friedkin and his what he represented personally, sent around messages deterring Academy voters from selecting the Exorcist for the two main awards (Director and Picture). Friedkin confirmed this in a 2018 interview with Rolling Stone, I believe.
The Exorcist did not deserve to win over the Sting.
The Exorcist was easily the best picture, even though I highly enjoyed The Sting and its cast.
What makes you think George Cukor was a fundamentalist Christian. He was a Jewish Hungarian immigrant. His homosexuality was an open secret in Hollywood. At most, he was ambivalent about religion.
@@colleenshea2293 it certainly did. It is the greatest horror film ever made, an unforgettable masterpiece. The Sting is an above average comedy/drama.
@@scottodonnell7121 Good joke
The problem with The Sting and The Exorcist is that they are BOTH the best in their respective categories - The Sing is the best con film of all time, and The Exorcist is the best horror movie of all time. Both superb movies, both the very best of their categories.
The Exorcist may be better known and more remembered since it was the first great horror movie; yet The Sting is just as loved when people know of it and watch the movie.
Like I stated, both movies are the best of their kind.
what beautiful eyes!
Rest in peace, Elizabeth Taylor!
Loved "The Sting".
I don’t think I’ve ever been more in love with someone than I am with Elizabeth Taylor. That charming sense of humor, that laugh… she is a goddess.
Soooo charming presenter, Liz Taylor.
I can't believe that she actually said "I think I'm jealous!".
MrCristoforoantonio She was talking about a streaker that had run onstage just before this moment.
@@shawnnaphtalisobers6757 ?
@@namanshah8354 a nude guy ran on stage before she came out
Why did she say it?
@@kikaschannel5765 she wishes someone ran on stage when she herself was on it?
Yes, i loved The Sting, but deep down in my heart, i wish American Graffiti won. I swear to god, that film has enhanced and saved my life.
Nice speeches by all. Short, thankful, grateful, classy. No axes to grind. Could've thanked Newman/Redford and the cast, but at least David Ward and George Roy Hill got a shout out.
The Sting has great producing. The Sting was the first PG-rated film to win an Academy Award for Best Picture. Julia Phillips became the first female producer to win an Academy Award for Best Picture.
Just read her book "You Will Never Eat Lunch in This town Again" (1991). Lots of scumbags in Hollyweird.
Frank Stall More like bathroom Stall
@@deathmetaldouglas69 Every business is rife with scumbags. You can get off your soapbox.
We dont care, the exorcist was à better movie that stood for years till today
Great 🎥movie and well deserved to 🏆win ! 🏆
Elizabeth Taylor Was a Freaking Beauty!!!!!
couldn't agree more. it's my favorite movie of all time..
Aw, this is so cool to see this footage--Michael Philips is one of my film professors! Last year, he taught an evening class called 70s cinema, and the Sting was one of the films screened. Tony Bill and screenwriter David S. Ward were the special guests, and they brought their Oscars in! A lot of people stood in line and took pictures of themselves holding the oscars, including me--in fact, that's my profile picture!
I couldn't believe that 'Papillon' wasnt even nominated!!
Have you read the book?
It was too good for Hollywood.
It was way too grim.
Liz is the best picture ❤❤❤
this reminds me so much of why we all loved Liz...look at her beautiful eyes...
Somehow they look illuminated by light
She had a double row of eyelashes on the top and bottom of her eyes
Personally I think American Graffiti should have won. Nail-biter between that and The Sting.
Rest In Peace beautiful
I love Elizabeth's laugh at 2:27
2:27
Judging by her reaction, I guess Elizabeth Taylor voted for The Sting on her Oscar ballot that year.
I think it was because she did NOT want "The Exorcist" to win. Unprofessional no matter how you look at it. IMO.
@@israelbishop9296 Agreed. The Exorcist was ahead of its time. Yet back in those days, a film that's ahead of its time, no matter how good, won't win. 2001; A Clockwork Orange; Network, Apocalypse Now…
@@jingren Omg yes Network..one of the most important films of our time. Robbed.
Taylor was interrupted by a streaker running across the stage, so she was probably just glad to get it over with. But her comment, if genuine and not a product of embarrassment due to the streaker, was unprofessional. As good as The Sting was, Exorcist was one of the all-time greats and the better movie. Oh well.
@@israelbishop9296Not totally. Both Peter Finch and Faye Dunaway won for leads
There no one classier than Elizabeth Taylor
Read her autobiography "You'll Never Eat Lunch in this Town Again" She herself admits to have been on everything from A to Z that night.
I'm halfway through it!
Ms. Taylor didn't let her status in her profession take away her grace❤😊 and love for humanity.
The Sting & the exorcist are great pictures, both deserves the award. 50 years later!
This is like the final old school Golden Age movie to win Best Picture.
I just bought the book by Julia Phillips "You'll Never Eat Lunch In This Town Again" after being on a 80's/90's movie binge. I wanted to know about what really goes on in Hollywood + stories about Don Simpson. So much controversy in the film/music industry.
Year later peter blatty would bash the oscars saying it was unfair, only 2 wins and the rest are nominated.
Well you can not blame him
Miss Taylor is always looking lovely. Her eyes. :D
Cries and whispers should have won, one of Bergman’s best films
Not even close to The Exorcist but closer to The Sting.
Ok, Mr Elitist.
I am absolutely STUNNED I found this footage!! Julia Philip's "You'll Never Eat Lunch in this Town Again" is a must-read. The years 1967-1981 are the most explosive and groundbreaking in film history, and Philip's is one of the most fascinating people I've ever read about. She will be missed.
I'm half way through the book, what a broad!😄
Tough cookie in a male dominated industry.
Would have loved to have had lunch and a drink or two with her, she looked fun!🥳
@@weeeeoooow When it arrived at my local book store, they didn't know what it was about and put it in the cooking/diet section because the title contained "lunch." I got it from the library and it was quite a read at the time. I recall very little, except that Julia said Goldie Hawn had "a heart of stone" and poor Peter Lawford couldn't get a room at a hotel where she (Julia) was staying. She seemed glad to have money and power, but not exactly a barrel of laughs.
Julia Phillips mostly grew up in Milwaukee, but “Great Neck” goes better with “Jewish girl.” Stenography, y’know.
Elizabeth looks gorgeous! ☀️🌞💛
Aways wonderful Elizabeth Taylor 💖
What unnerved Elizabeth Taylor was the surprise appearance of streaker Robert Opal.
I saw this movie at a special screening where I live. I got to meet Tony Bill, who is incredibly humble about winning an academy award, and the funny thing was that his kids were there and they had never seen the film until that night.
Elizabeth is so cute & charming.
I would rather have seen The Exorcist or Cries And Whispers win. Man, was Bergman ever a genius!
Her eyes are violet, she is for all history the violet queen
RIP Julia Phillips (April 7, 1944 - January 1, 2002), aged 57
You will be remembered as a legend.
Wow ... Elizabeth Taylor was ineffably beautiful here!
I love The Sting but I've always felt that picking one as best among five wonderful movies is not realistic, no matter who the voters are. Awards shows are just that--shows. But I love that The Sting won just because I'm a big Newman-Redford fan.
I’m IN LOVE with Elizabeth Taylor.
I consider it the greatest movie ever made. Not a wasted shot, not a wasted line, incredible acting and wonderful writing.
Those of you who attacked Dame Elizabeth on here are clueless. In person her beauty was awesome. After Betty Ford she looked amazing and made her life count. Go look at April 1970 and see a true vision in Violet and then again in 1993 in yellow Valentino a vision again. Funny, charming and real that was Dame Elizabeth. And we miss her.
No body on here attacked her and all of the comments positive about her stunning looks!
@@JK-kv1xl Several people attacked Liz. You need to read the comments again.
You are totally correct and even when she had troubles whether bad movies, booze, eating bad marriage her STAR never dimmed!
In my opinion American Graffiti was undoubtedly the best. The Best of all time.
Strange
1. Exorcist, 2. (tie) The Sting & Cries and Whispers, 4. American Graffiti, 5. The Long Goodbye were the top 5 movies of the year.
The reason being?
I do not like horror films but The Exorcist is One Of The Greatest Horror Films Ever. Great Cinematography and a Well Crafted Film. Cries and Whispers is a Beautiful Work Of Art. A Bergman Classic!. The Sting con gamed its way to win an Oscar. A Touch of Class I can take or leave.
Yes you are right, she did spend her first 7 years in England.
No matter what her speech was was she reigned supreme on Oscar night in 1974!
I loved the Academy Awards, when I first began seeing them in the early 1960s....as a young kid. As far as I can recall, 1974 was the only year I missed watching the show. I was going thru Marine Corps boot camp at the time. I didn't even hear about 'The Exorcist', until a buddy dragged me to see it later that summer. Having missed all of the hype....I went into it completely blind. I liked 'The Sting'......but I'm STILL kind of traumatized over what I experienced with 'The Exorcist' 46 years later. I'd have to say....I got my money's worth. Not too many films have done THAT to me.
The Exorcist was a much better movie. Very impactful, very frightening. Even to this day. It was brilliant and as much as I enjoyed The Sting, I have to agree.
The book was even scarier. I slept with a rosary under my pillow (was a Catholic in those days). I think I threw a scapular in also for good measure.
Marlene Dietrich once referred to Elizabeth as that British tart with the big chest. Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor, DBE (born 27 February 1932), is an English-born British-American actress. Elizabeth lived in London for the first seven years of her life before the family left when the dark clouds of war began brewing in 1939. A family friend noticed the beautiful little Elizabeth and suggested that she be taken for a screen test. The as you can say, is history.
Tony Bill reminds me of another Tony: Orlando.
Look alive Julia Phillips, you're about to win an Oscar.
The Exorcist was robbed! It has stood the test of time though.
Jim Michaud Good line Jim 'Look alive Julia Phillips, you're about to win an Oscar". Reason for her demeanour was she was high as a kite! Read her excellent book "You'll Never Eat Lunch In This Town Again". To quote (re what she had taken at the time of winning Oscar) "a diet pill, a small amount of coke, two joints, six halves of Valium, and a glass and a half of wine" That's Hollywood!
RIP Julia Phillips.
"The Sting" is great entertainment and a worthy Best Picture winner!
Not when the exorcist was nominated
@@sunshineglow9446 nah
In most years, I'd say, yes, definitely. But not in the same year as The Exorcist. The Sting won anyway, so.....
"The Exorcist" should have won best picture.
Jeff Hietala nope.
@@Kingfisher1215 YEP! Way better movie than "The Sting" by far.
The Exorcist is a decent film, but not in the same league as The Sting. All about taste and opinions I suppose.
Have you seen The Sting???
csb73 yes, “The Exorcist” is superior to “The Sting.” “The Sting” is a great movie, but It was not the cultural phenomenon that “Exorcist” was. Face the facts. ;-)
The Sting It's Beautiful Is Coming To Netflix
I read according to Julia Philips book You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again she was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she was at the Oscars
I read that book years ago & although I don't remember that specific part, I totally believe it, she seems to be high as does the dude that talked before her.
Just finished that book last night. Had it sitting around for a while (half the books I own I have not read yet) and she was under the influence almost daily for years from what I could gather. Wonder how she remembered so many details and why her editor did not take more of them out. Every other time she does something or leaves the house she describes her exact outfit. Her editor was another woman. Figures.
💜ELIZABETH TAYLOR~SUPERNOVA💜
Liz was so real when it came to presenting. “Limited what does that mean?” I would have said the same thing.
The Exorcist was ROBBED!
I'm guessing nobody in the comments has seen "Cries and Whisper"...none of the other films even come close to being as good as it.
Cries and Whispers
i read the julia phillips book.........what an interesting life......she said she always had bad luck with new years day........and she died on that day........
Simplemente encantadora, bellísima personalidad.
The Exorcist should of won :( it was like the best film that year!
Oh well...
The Sting deserved it.
@@bendytheinkdemon6910 What? Shut up.
@@TheIndependentLens why? The Sting was the best picture of the year. Deal with It
@@bendytheinkdemon6910 But it wasn't and time has proven this, Pumpkins . . . Deal with it. "The Exorcist" is much superior film from every angle.
Linda Blair should have won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Tatum O'Neil won??? LindA beat her by a L O N G shot!!
Fun fact: Tony Bil (the young guy with the moustache) is best known for playing Lt. Walker in Ice Station Zebra with Rock Hudson and Patrick McGoohan.
Strikingly beautiful and exceptionally elegant. Our Elizabeth Taylor. For me, this is one of her best appearances ever. She wore the same yellow dress also while visiting Taormina, Sicily with Richard Burton. Does anyone have an idea of the name of the designer? Please 🌼
I believe it was a Valentino
@@kikaschannel5765 Thanks for taking the time to respond. I also thought of Valentino.
Julia Phillips wrote a hilarious book about Hollywood, “You’ll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again!” Highly recommended!
I wish you could legally upload Miss Taylor's entrance! Thank you for uploading this clip. I agree, Miss Taylor does glow.
This includes the streaker and her entrance.
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"Elizabeth Taylor"
Miss Charm!.. She is, the same one, shining, hypnotically beckoning and inaccessible, from us inexorably retreating Universe "Elizabeth - Woman of Women".
I can’t help but admire you.
I look at the screen - and tears drip.
The thunder of enthusiastic applause has subsided -
You appeared in the world, being great prose!..
Blue eyes, their bottomless depths,
Conquered the souls of giants.
Internally - gullible and modest.
Externally - the noise of the palace fountain!
From a calm note to an inner tear -
Sometimes she was obedient, sometimes naughty ...
She is cute and enchanting, fabulously beautiful! -
Refined feminine forms.
Exciting our blood with its charisma,
With the gift of sensual hypnosis -
Sometimes, she quickly flew like a comet, through life -
Sometimes, our beauty just blossomed, being a shy rose:
Caravel among fishing boats;
Queen, in the midst of ordinary people;
Cleopatra! - Passionately, but with genuine care...
Her femininity radiated everywhere!
Having absorbed life with a field blade of grass,
Keeping the spirit - with a share of the lovely eccentricity of the wind, by the bird -
Shining with witchcraft nature,
Great! “She is a true sovereign!”
Woman - a shining world;
Mother-night of the universal beginning -
With the light of the moon, she has silvered us,
She sanctified us with crystal clearness!..
She swam softly through the sky like a young month.
She smiled at us in a pink sunset ...
The time of triumph has stopped -
It was marked by thunder and lightning!
October 9 - 10, 2019 (K.S.) St. Petersburg
Liz looking good in yellow 👍
The Academy made the right choice for a change.
the exorcist is known as the best horror film ever it should have won
Psycho is probably the most well known horror film of all time, and that wasn't even nominated for Best Picture back in the day.
@@laurajones1773 I know psycho was good but there was something in the exorcist which scared everyone and in those day people were not so used to watch horror movie having possessed woman.
There were so many great movies made back then that not all of them could have won. Nowadays they are giving it away, oscars dont mean anything any more.
The Exorcist, despite all the technological advances, is still a horror classic 49 years later, and was clearly the best movie that came out in 1973.
@@michaelwainscott2633You sure lack a sense of proportion. Ever hear of Psycho?
The Exorcist was by far the best picture of 1974! The passage of time is proof of its standing as a great film...
It was lousy, shoddy and not scary. Try reading the book. It failed mightily compared to it.
@@keythdanielsen5533 Thanks: I will do just that...
Julia Phillips was a trailblazer and an icon
Liz Taylor... what a beautiful woman!!
5’ 2” and a giant in films.
Didn’t realize she was that short. She seemed to tower over everything with her presence.
Amazing movie! Has to be one of the best endings I've ever seen. I totally didn't see it coming. The Exorcist would have been a worthy winner too.
A worthy winner although I think Badlands Serpico and Don't Look Now should have got nominations
Seprico should have been definetely Nominated..
Wow she really DID have purple eyes.
Liz Taylor looking radiant as she followed the streaker to the stage for this Oscar Moment!
Julia Philips was as high as a kite and documented it in a book she later wrote.
The Oscars were so much more low key yet so much more meaningful than they are now. Just more proof that the old saying "less is more" is true... I made up my own saying that kind of relates to it: "The bigger the wedding, the sooner the divorce."
She developed a british accent while married to Burton
This was exactly after the "Streaker Moment" with David Niven.
Julia Phillips wrote a best selling book that
made her 'persona non grata' in Hollywood.
The title was something someone once said to her -
meaning, no one will take your calls or work with you anymore.
She thought it was really funny & so do I.
"YOU'LL NEVER EAT LUNCH, IN THIS TOWN, AGAIN!"
El Exorcista debió ganar, un film de horror, que incluía mucho suspenso, drama y actuaciones memorables, con una historia de alto impacto, predecedida por el libro de W.P Blatty que fue un Best Seller a nivel mundial, y llevada a la pantalla magistralmente por William Friedkin....
'cries and whispers' should take it.
Because it's one of a handful of perfect movies.
@wouldntyouliketoknow...couldn't agree more. one of my top 5 of all time...
You should have included the streaker.