What we all need to do is stick to the issue here. Should Farrah Fawcett have been included in the 'Memoriam' at the Academy Awards? I believe, 'Yes'. She was a member of the academy, she has done, as an actress, movie films, and been nominated for her work in 'films'. I can understand people doing a comparison with M. Jackson; in that, for his work in 'movie films'; he has only one credit for being in a 'movie film', "The Wiz". The academy has a place, and that is the movie film industry. Farrah was an actress in films. She was a member of the Academy. She should have been in that 'Memorium'. One commented here that she "is not getting spastic over this omission". What a very silly comment! The comment by the Academy pertaining to time allowed is also a 'silly statement'. The producers can figure that out; otherwise, get another profession. It was a back paddling statement; along with the comment of she being more of a 'TV star'. She gave some great performances in film. I thought she gave her best in "The Burning Bed". Now, I believe this was a 'made for TV' film, but even with her other films; she warranted being remembered. Ryan O'Neill knew this, and even though he was not "spastic"; I believe he was speaking for Farrah, since he knew her best...
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What we all need to do is stick to the issue here. Should Farrah Fawcett have been included in the 'Memoriam' at the Academy Awards? I believe, 'Yes'. She was a member of the academy, she has done, as an actress, movie films, and been nominated for her work in 'films'. I can understand people doing a comparison with M. Jackson; in that, for his work in 'movie films'; he has only one credit for being in a 'movie film', "The Wiz". The academy has a place, and that is the movie film industry. Farrah was an actress in films. She was a member of the Academy. She should have been in that 'Memorium'. One commented here that she "is not getting spastic over this omission". What a very silly comment! The comment by the Academy pertaining to time allowed is also a 'silly statement'. The producers can figure that out; otherwise, get another profession. It was a back paddling statement; along with the comment of she being more of a 'TV star'. She gave some great performances in film. I thought she gave her best in "The Burning Bed". Now, I believe this was a 'made for TV' film, but even with her other films; she warranted being remembered. Ryan O'Neill knew this, and even though he was not "spastic"; I believe he was speaking for Farrah, since he knew her best...
Empower Her - you have every right to post this, and ask for comments. Those who are upset about bringing this up for comment; go to another site...
March 11, 2010 - 8:51pmThis Comment
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