What Can We Learn From the 1967 Oscars?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate, In the Heat of the Night, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Four of the greatest films of all time facing off for a single award... and they're far from the best films of the night! From Cool Hand Luke to The Dirty Dozen, we're going to look at it all.
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00:00 Introduction
01:43 The Oscars Opening
03:31 The Dirty Dozen
04:06 In the Heat of the Night
06:30 Doctor Dolittle
09:33 Cool Hand Luke
10:31 The Graduate
11:31 Bonnie and Clyde
12:15 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
15:28 In Cold Blood
16:01 Camelot
18:51 Short Films
21:30 Documentaries
22:54 The Happiest Millionaire
23:14 Edith Head
24:12 Best Editing
25:10 Foreign Films
25:46 Closely Watched Trains
26:20 Best Supporting Actress
28:28 Thoroughly Modern Millie
29:15 John Williams' First Nomination
30:12 The Jungle Book
31:00 The Big Five Awards - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Thanks for watching the video :) What ceremonies would you like me to cover next?
So many! Midnight Cowboy, 2003, 1972, 2016, the first one ever, 2007, and some more I'm surely forgetting.
The Oscars of the 70s in general: Godfather II, Cuckoo’s Nest, Annie Hall and Deer Hunter. Thank you for these wonderful videos!
you should partner with Be Kind Rewind and just do Best Actor each year.
The first oscars in collor?
Another terrific video about a monumental year in film. Sorry to hear the news just now that one of the stars of Wait Until Dark passed away today at age 89. RIP to the great Alan Arkin.
Oh wow, you've just broken the news to me. I hadn't seen that. Very sad news :( Arkin was great in Wait Until Dark but, like many, my favorite of his roles was in Little Miss Sunshine. Such a great actor...
What a great video! I was just turned 18 at the time of the ceremony, and re-watched a number of these movies during the pandemic. What a change from the films of just two or three years earlier. I can't believe you're just out of college! I'm a fan!
Thank you so much! What’s your favorite film of the year?
@@whenthepicturesgotbigger Not necessarily my favorite, but I love Two For The Road. Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney. One of her best, and directed by the great Stanley Donen.
@@stevenstanley3157 Two for the Road was good. I hadn’t seen Finney in too much before that, but I am a fan of both Donen and Hepburn. The style was interesting, though. It felt deliberately hard to tell what was going on at times, which was probably my biggest issue with the film. It probably wouldn’t rank among my top Donen films but that is definitely a super cool pick! :)
As a kid I noticed the Encyclopedia Brittanica Yearbook for 1967 said this was the year sex and violence became more mainstream. Accompanied by photographs of Bonnie and Clyde and Lee Marvin in (I think) Point Blank.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf for language helped to usher in foul language.
Aw yeah here we go, one of the best actors ever was Poitier so Ia had to check this out. cool hand luck is so good. John williams is great, i hardly believed that it was seven decades ago and he still works! wow, go figure. Thank you once again for teaching me things!
I’m glad you liked it I’m always happy to see your comments! Poitier was a legend and I definitely want to do more videos on him; one of the best there ever was.
I loved this video! Your Oscar videos are shaping up to be some of my favorites on your channel 😊 Your knowledge of all the films you mentioned is super impressive! Safe to assume you’re a big Dustin Hoffman fan?
Thank you :)) I’m always happy to see your comments and I am glad you enjoyed! I am a huge Dustin Hoffman fan! He’s probably my favorite actor of all time :)
What a great idea for a video, and so well executed. I've just found your channel and will be watching all your videos going forward.
That is so cool, thank you so much!! :)
I find it fascinating how both The Graduate and The Power of the Dog lost their frontrunner status by the day of the cerimonies and ended up only winning Best Director. Of course the context and motives are different, but it is interesting that the Academy always prefers the safest choices.
That’s a great comparison I never thought of. I completely agree!
Yet another banger. It's such a great book isn't it, and history does indeed repeat itself.
Thank you so much for recommending it! I’ve already ordered another Harris book: Five Came Back. Have you read that one?
@@whenthepicturesgotbigger Not got to that book yet, but I am looking forward to reading it. This one was very informative and engaging and I'm sure that Five Came Back will be the same.
As always, A quality video!
But I think the main reason the video is not getting more views is , because it focuses on the previous academy awards!
I think what you should do is, make more topical videos, recent trends, maybe focus on current film awards or film festivals!
And I am not saying to completely abandone the old awards , maybe they can be special videos, like retrospective,!!!
Just a suggestion, wanna see this channel growww!!
Oh I just read your about section, and you do you!!!
Great work!
Thank you for your continued support! :) I definitely want to see the channel grow and so I appreciate the feedback - I feel I just need to find the balance between making videos on older films and getting new viewers to watch. I am very grateful to already have people like yourself coming back and commenting, though.
@@whenthepicturesgotbigger 😊😊😌
Hiya! I know this is probably a shot in the dark but I really love your videos. I can tell off the bat your gonna be an exciting part of the YouTubing film history circles.
Anyway, I'm a recent graduate from the University of St Andrews down here in the UK. I've done some pretty interesting research for archives and I've completed two really fascinating student documentaries. If you'd be interested in having a free extra pair of hands help in the research of some of your videos I'd be happy to offer my services. If you reply here, I'll drop you my email and we can go from there. Like I said, this'd be free - I'm just trying to get some experience for my CV and I fucking love the world of old Hollywood. Lemme know!
Hey! I really appreciate the comment and your support; that means a lot to me! At this time, I feel like researching is my favorite part of the video-making process and I am not sure if I need any help with it right now. Still, I really appreciate your viewership and the offer and if anything changes I will definitely let you know. Feel free to drop your email and I can send a message one day in case I need assistance :) Again, that’s a super nice offer and I would love to watch your student documentaries if you have the link!
Also, can you clarify at around 23:35, you mean that Edith Head won more Oscars than any other WOMAN in history? Or for costume designing? Because it’s only correct if you apply those two criteria. Walt Disney won 22.
Hi! Yeah, I mention that she’s the woman who has won more than anyone else in history, which is kind of worded weird. It’s not been fully documented as far as I can see, but I think she is sixth overall behind five men, with Walt Disney having a huge lead of 22 over Cedric Gibbons with 11. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
@@whenthepicturesgotbigger yeah man, I like what you’re doing. Keep it going. You’ve got a fan. Where are you based?
@@NiGiff Thank you! I am currently in Los Angeles trying to find work as a recent college graduate, but I was born and raised in Houston, Texas.
How old are you, kid?
Nevermind, you more or less answered it.
I’m 22! :)