19861980s NEWS
Academy Awards post-show interviews (1986) Stars: Diane Wiest, Herbie Hancock, Steven Spielberg, Marlee Matlin, Ralph Belamy, Oliver Stone, Bette Davis; guests arriving at awards at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion: Shirley McCLaine, Sigorney Weaver, James Woods
Gold panning, gold panning country
Disney picketers, interviews
Reagan giving speech at a California Town Hall
Courtroom int. judge, witnesses, lawyers, etc.
Gold panning, gold panning country
Disney picketers, interviews
Reagan giving speech at a California Town Hall
Courtroom int. judge, witnesses, lawyers, etc.
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CU movie actress, Diane Wiest at the mic, excitedly holds up her 1986 Academy Award for Best Support Actress and talks to an unseen interviewer about the overwhelming feeling of winning
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| 01:00:30 30.16 |
A happy Herbie Hancock holds his 1986 Academy Award for Best Original Score for the film, 'Round Midnight, and talks with an unseen interviewer about the right timing of the film
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| 01:00:47 47.04 |
CU Herbie Hancock's hand holding the Academy Award
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| 01:00:58 58.65 |
Director Steven Spielberg holds his Directors Guild of America award and speaks graciously with an unseen audience of reporters and talks about how he doesn't look at the award as amends for anything (since he lost after having received nominations for The Color Purple) but as a special occasion and not about motives or politics but in confidence in him.
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| 01:02:09 129.02 |
Deaf actress, Marlee Matlin expresses in sign language to an unseen interviewer about her Academy Award and how wonderful it was to win the statue
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| 01:03:05 185.32 |
Actor Ralph Belamy speaks into mic about how overpowering and overwhelming it was to receive an Honorary Academy Award after 65 years in the industry
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| 01:03:27 207.56 |
Director Oliver Stone talks into mic to an unseen audience (of reporters assumedly) about having won an Academy Award for his movie Platoon and how he feels he used the war and didn't let the war use him, the best revenge he could get. Producer Arnold Kopelson stands next to Stone holding his statue for Best Picture as the Producer and states that those who make the films that go against the grain must have the courage to do so
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| 01:04:35 275.14 |
Iconic Actress, Bette Davis, talks into mic to unseen audience about the past and how awards were given back then to the sciences versus now they have been dumped and t"hey all get a luncheon and tv all in one"
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| 01:05:17 317.77 |
Cut to onlookers standing behind a rope across the street from the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion, hoping to get a glimpse of their favorite stars
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| 01:05:19 319.71 |
Pan across the street, police lined up in the middle of the street, crowds of folk in front of the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, as limousines pull up
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| 01:05:56 356.42 |
Industry folk walk the red carpet outside some stop and briefly speak with announcer including Shirley McClaine, Sigourney Weaver, James Woods, Marlee Mailin
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| 01:06:52 412.66 |
CU and pan from the red carpet up on a long sheer white lace dress worn over a bikini - worn by an unknown blonde haired actress or model - a Marilyn Monroe hopeful who poses for the camera
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| 01:07:02 422.47 |
Color Bars
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| 01:07:29 449.09 |
USA Tonight - Count Down
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| 01:07:40 460.5 |
Reel begins again -shots of several people panning for gold in a gently flowing river
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| 01:09:22 562.17 |
Color Bars
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| 01:09:35 575.28 |
USA Tonight Count Down
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| 01:09:47 587.5 |
Unseen reporter talks about a gold panning boom taking place in Sonora County, California. Traffic in small town, mountain scenery, snowy road and fog
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| 01:10:05 605.61 |
Color Bars
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| 01:10:32 632.81 |
Film leader count down
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| 01:10:40 640.65 |
Unseen reporter talks with a Disney picketer outside, the picketer talks in Olive Oil voice. Unknown male Disney picketers talk with unseen reporter about a 20 year old contract that they would like to bring up to date (the 80's). A male voice over actor from the show Scooby Doo and Batman talks in his cartoon character's voice about the contract negotiations
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| 01:13:12 792.53 |
Ext entrance Walt Disney Studios
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| 01:13:16 796.61 |
Several shots of Disney studio picketers waling the picket line holding sad face Mickey Mouse posters
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| 01:14:12 852.69 |
Color Bars
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| 01:14:31 871.67 |
Film leader count down
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| 01:14:39 879.87 |
President Ronald Reagan gives a speech at a Town Hall of California geared to the Soviet Union military posture, armament issues and policies
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| 01:16:48 1008.73 |
WS of the room, large audience fill the room, and digitaries seated behind the President on the stage
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| 01:19:13 1153.02 |
Color Bars
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| 01:19:39 1179.69 |
Film leader count down
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| 01:19:47 1187.47 |
Interior courtroom, seated judge, attornies and defendent at tables
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| 01:20:13 1213.49 |
Court reporter hands on keyboard
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Courtroom proceedings
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| 01:21:33 1293.99 |
Blank
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