Hollywood veteran star Bert Reynolds passed away
at the age of 82
Bert Reynolds was one of Hollywood’s most popular actors in the 1970s and early 1980s. He once starred in "Crazy Life and Death", "Police and Good films such as Truck Robber, The Longest Yard and The Courage of a Man.
He once nominated for an Oscar for his role in Paul Thomas Anderson's "Boogie Nights". Unfortunately, Reynolds died on Thursday, US time, at the age of 82.
It is a pity that he originally planned to star in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", but before filming, he passed away. His niece Nancy said, "Even though he was ill before, his departure was too surprising. He is very strong. He broke his coccyx while filming by the river, but he still insisted on finishing the movie. He This is such a person. My uncle is looking forward to cooperating with Quentin Tarantino and the top cast of the film. "
Reynolds has had many roles that are familiar to the public, but the roles he rejected are even more famous : Someone once asked him to film James Bond, Han Solo, and Richard Gere's role in "Pretty Woman" and the role of Jack Nicholson in "Flying Over the Madhouse".
Oscar responds to the "pop award"
will not consider the award this year
This week, the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that the new plan to issue the "pop award" should be further discussed, this year's upcoming 91st Oscar will not Will consider the award. They said, “Although Oscars should consider many movies (referring to popular movies as well),” they also realized that implementing the selection of the award within nine months would “will bring benefits to previously released movies. Challenge." The
Academy will continue to actively discuss issues related to the popular award and promote the establishment of the award. "Everyone's response to the addition of this award is different. Over the years, we have been making changes-including this year-we will continue to improve and progress, while also respecting the incredible legacy of ninety years." CEO of the Academy, Dawn Hudson said.
Since the college announced its intention to add popular awards in August, there have been heated discussions from the outside world, and a large part of the discussion is biased towards criticizing the college's decision. Among them, there are many prestigious people, such as actor Rob Law, filmmaker Adam McKay, producer and screenwriter James Shamus and the late producer Craig Chatan.
But as far as it seems, the attitude of the college is still very positive, so the establishment of this award seems to be imperative, but the rules and other aspects need to be improved, and the public needs a certain amount of time to accept the seemingly depraved Oscars fact.
