Glenda Jackson
Glenda Jackson’s performance is anything but wrong. However, it is somewhat surprising that she received the Best Actress award in 1974. She played British Queens and rendered subtle house art movies that were all well done, so what was it earned for? A romantic comedy at BEST, which is forgetful. It’s worse, for Ellen Burstyn The Exorcist, and for Joanne Woodward The Winter Dreams, for Summer Wishes.
Glenda Jackson
Al Pacino
This isn’t an incredible hit on Al Pacino’s skills. Yet you think you’re looking at a different star if you would look at The Godfather Part II and Scent of a Woman back again. The groundbreaking actor has become a grumbling performer who missed the layering act. The Academy made a sick joke with Pacino by giving him and not his other job a lifetime achievement award.
Al Pacino
