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One of the cool things about retro-watching classic Hollywood films are the secondary screens listing the secondary actors and actresses. For example, take "All About Eve" (1950): And I have to give yet-another shout-out to Edith Head, who has won more Academy Awards (8) than any woman in history (Walt Disney has her beat with 22, which could be a difficult number to surpass): : I know two things about "All About Eve" going into the film: 1) It's one of the most famous movies ever made, and 2) I know nothing else about it. That is a *good* combination - I know it has Bette
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- Drama
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- Academy Award - Best Picture
- Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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- Academy Award - Best Supporting Actor
- Celeste Holm
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- Hugh Marlowe
- Thelma Ritter
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- Barbaraa Bates
- Walter Hampden
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- Milton R. Krasner
- Barbara McLean
- Edith Head
- Charles LeMaire
- Academy Award - Best Costume Design B&W
- Thomas Moulton
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"What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" is one of "those" movies that I never saw because I'm the youngest child - I've seen small clips of the film, and heard it mentioned enough when I was young, to the point where I honestly thought that I had seen it, but I hadn't, and I had, and I hadn't. "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" received five Academy Award nominations, with Norma Koch winning the award for "Best Costume Design - Black and White." This was Produced and Directed by Robert Aldrich, and is a classic tale of sibling rivalry (that's something of an understatement) between Jane a
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- Psychological Thriller
- 1962
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- Frank DeVol
- Ernest Haller
- Michael Luciano
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- Warner Bros. Pictures
- Norma Koch
- Academy Award - Best Costume Design - Black and White