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 | The Academy Award For... Best Supporting Actor A video of every best supporting actor winner at the Academy Awards, from 1936 to 2007. The winners are... 1936 Walter Brennan - Come and Get It as Swan Bostrom 1937 Joseph Schildkraut - The Life of Emile Zola as Alfred Dreyfus 1938 Walter Brennan - Kentucky as Peter Goodwin 1939 Thomas Mitchell - Stagecoach as Doc Boone 1940 Walter Brennan - The Westerner as Judge Roy Bean 1941 Donald Crisp - How Green Was My Valley as Gwilym Morgan 1942 Van Heflin - Johnny Eager as Jeff Hartnett 1943 Charles Coburn - The More the Merrier as Benjamin Dingl 1944 Barry Fitzgerald - Going My Way as Father Fitzgibbon 1945 James Dunn - A Tree Grows In Brooklyn as Johnny Nolan aka The Brooklyn Thrush 1946 Harold Russell - The Best Years of Our Lives as Homer Parrish 1947 Edmund Gwenn - Miracle on 34th Street as Kris Kringle 1948 Walter Huston - The Treasure of the Sierra Madre as Howard 1949 Dean Jagger - Twelve O'Clock High as Maj. Harvey Stovall 1950 George Sanders - All About Eve as Addison De Witt 1951 Karl Malden - A Streetcar Named Desire as Harold 'Mitch' Mitchell 1952 Anthony Quinn - Viva Zapata! as Eufemio Zapata 1953 Frank Sinatra - From Here to Eternity as Pvt. Angelo Maggio 1954 Edmond O'Brien - The Barefoot Contessa as Oscar Muldoon 1955 Jack Lemmon - Mister Roberts as Ens. Frank Thurlowe Pulver 1956 Anthony Quinn - Lust for Life as Paul Gauguin 1957 Red Buttons - Sayonara as Airman Joe Kelly 1958 Burl Ives - The Big Country as Rufus Hannassey 1959 Hugh Griffith - Ben-Hur as Sheik ... |
 | Hans Liberg TATATATA (Dutch) HANS LIBERG Vele internationale prijzen zijn hem ten deel gevallen, met als hoogste onderscheiding een Emmy Award in New York in 1997, voor "Liberg zaps himself", door Ivo Niehe voor Tros Televisie geproduceerd. In datzelfde jaar werd hij ook genomineerd voor het Banff Television Festival in Canada en ontving hij een eervolle vermelding tijdens het Gouden Roos Festival in Montreux. Als klap op de vuurpijl mocht hij in 1998 het Emmy Award Gala in New York presenteren, in plaats van Sir Peter Ustinov! Inmiddels reikt zijn bekendheid tot ver over de Nederlandse grenzen en weet hij in geheel Europa volle zalen aan zijn zijde. In Oostenrijk heeft hij zelfs, als eerste en enige entertainer in hun klassieke programmering, mogen optreden in de Goldene Saal van het prestigieuze Weense Musikverein, waar abonnementen nog van generatie op generatie vererft worden. Het internationale karakter van zijn shows, zijn muzikale virtuositeit en zijn fijnzinnige humor, maken dat hij veelvuldig gevraagd werd voor optredens tijdens grote internationale gala's. In 2003 oa bij het afscheid van wijlen Dr. Wim Duijsenberg, als President van de European Central Bank in Frankfurt en in 2005 voor Hare Majesteit de Koningin, ter ere van haar verjaardag en haar 25-jarig regeringsjubileum. |
 | Spartacus - Theatrical trailer Spartacus is a 1960 historical drama directed by Stanley Kubrick and based on the novel of the same name by Howard Fast about the historical life of Spartacus and the Third Servile War. The film stars Kirk Douglas as rebellious slave Spartacus and Laurence Olivier as his foe, the Roman general and politician Marcus Licinius Crassus. The film also stars Peter Ustinov (who won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as slave trader Lentulus Batiatus), John Gavin (as Julius Caesar), Jean Simmons, Charles Laughton, Herbert Lom, Woody Strode, Tony Curtis, John Dall and Charles McGraw. The titles were designed by Saul Bass. |
 | Hans Liberg HANS LIBERG has received many international awards, the highest being an Emmy Award in New York in 1997 for "Liberg zaps himself", produced by Ivo Niehe for Tros Television. In the same year he was also nominated for the Banff Television Festival in Canada and he received an honourable mention at the Golden Rose Festival in Montreux. In 1998 he hosted the Emmy Award Gala in New York, instead of Sir Peter Ustinov! Today his fame reaches far beyond the Dutch borders, attracting full houses all over Europe. Being the only comedien in their classical music programme, he even performed in the big hall of The Musikverrein in Vienna. The international character of his shows, his musical virtuosity, and his subtle humour make him a highly sought-after artist at large international galas. For example, in 2003 he performed at the farewell gala for the late Dr. Wim Duijsenberg as President of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, and in 2005 for Her Majesty the Queen, in honour of her birthday and 25th jubilee. |
 | The Assassination of Indira Gandhi Indira Gandhi had numerous bodyguards, two of whom were Satwant Singh and Beant Singh, both Sikhs. On 31 October 1984 they assassinated Indira Gandhi with their service weapons in the garden of the Prime Minister's Residence at No. 1, Safdarjung Road in New Delhi. As she was walking to be interviewed by the British actor Peter Ustinov filming a documentary for Irish television, she passed a wicket gate, guarded by Satwant and Beant. According to information available immediately following the incident, Beant Singh shot her thrice using his side-arm and Satwant Singh fired twenty-two rounds into her using a Sten submachine gun. Beant Singh was shot dead and Satwant Singh was shot and arrested by her other bodyguards. Gandhi died on her way to the hospital, in her official car, but she was not declared dead until many hours later. She was taken to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, where doctors operated on her. Official accounts at the time stated as many as 29 entry and exit wounds and some reports stated 31 bullets were extracted from her body. She was cremated on 3 November, near Raj Ghat and the place was called Shakti Sthal. After her death, sectarian unrest created by congress politicians loyal to Indira Gandhi engulfed New Delhi and several other cities in India, including Kanpur, Asansol and Indore, leading to the death of thousands of Sikhs. |
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 | You Eel In Snake's Clothing!!! Prince John somehow points out what creature could be even lower than a snake. From Disney's Robin Hood. Peter Ustinov as Prince John & Terry Thomas as Sir Hiss. |
 | Chaplin - late life honours & honorary Oscar Twenty years after his humiliating eviction from the United States, Chaplin is awarded an honorary Oscar. The film industry may have felt remorse for what had happened, but not the government it seems: in this video we learn that Chaplin was in fact granted a special 10-day visa... Chaplin's daughter Geraldine discusses her father's acceptance of the honorary Oscar. This video also features very funny recollections by Chaplin's "swiss" neighbour Peter Ustinov. From "Charlie Chaplin - The Forgotten Years". |
 | The Muppet Show: Kermit - "Bein' Green" The Muppet Show, Season One, Episode 12 with guest star Peter Ustinov. Musical number: Kermit wanders through a forest and sings "Bein' Green" after Scooter informs him that he no longer wants to grow up to be a frog, he wants to grow up and be an international star like Peter Ustinov. |
 | Hercule Poirot: Murder in the Mews (1989) Time for another detective: dandyesque Monsieur Hercule Poirot, the famous Belgian detective. An invention by Agatha Christie and played by illustrious actors like Charles Laughton (on stage), Tony Randall, Ian Holm, Peter Ustinov or Albert Finney, he was perfectly brought to life by David Suchet (who once had played Inspector Japp to Ustinov's Poirot). The series started in 1989 and is still running, with Suchet probably being able to do every Poirot story ever written by Christie. In this scene - which also has Hugh Fraser as Poirot's sidekick Captain Hastings, Pauline Moran as his secretary Miss Lemon and Philip Jackson as a marvellous Inspector Japp - Poirot's little grey cells face an unsolvable problem - regarding his collars. |
