Mitzi Gaynor singing "Georgy Girl" on the Oscar ceremonies (1967). This is often cited as one of the most memorable performances in Oscar broadcast history. It literally stopped the show. This song was one of the nominees for Best Song at the 39th annual Academy Awards, honoring films released in 1966. Telecast April 10, 1967. This did NOT win Best Song. The title song from "Born Free" won. SHARE AWAY, folks. You don't need my permission. I don't own the copyright to this, nor am I collecting an

Elizabeth Taylor with the Best Actress Oscar for her performance as Gloria Wandrous, a promiscuous socialite who enters a devastating relationship with a married man, in 1960’s ‘Butterfield 8.’ Elizabeth went on to earn another Best Actress Oscar at the 39th Academy Awards for her performance as Martha in ‘Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.’ Elizabeth also received nominations for ‘Raintree County’ (1957), ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ (1958) and ‘Suddenly, Last Summer’ (1959). In 1992, Elizabeth was aw

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