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HIGHLIGHTS - Movies
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2000s |
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28 Days
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Soundtrack includes "Come Softly To Me"
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger - Gretchen Christopher*
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Because of the subject matter, and how it goes well in depth about
alcoholism, the movie is commonly screened in health classes in public
schools. |
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Tagline: The Life of the Party... before she got a life. |
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1990s |
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Forbidden Love: The Unashamed
Stories... |
Soundtrack features "
Come Softly To Me"
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Lead
Songwriter/Arranger/Vocalist - Gretchen Christopher* |
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1993 Genie
Award for
best feature documentary. |
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1994 GLAAD
MediAward for
Outstanding Film (Documentary). |
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1980s |
| Crossing Delancey
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Come Softly To Me,
Soundtrack features recurring love theme |
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Gretchen Christopher, (video)
"Come
Softly To Me", |
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger - Gretchen
Christopher*
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Clean And Sober
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Soundtrack features "Come Softly To Me"
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger/Vocalist - |
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Gretchen Christopher*
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Stand By Me
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Soundtrack features "Come Softly To Me"
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger/Vocalist -
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Gretchen Christopher*
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Award nominations |
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●Golden
Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama |
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●Academy
Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay (Raynold
Gideon & Bruce A. Evans) |
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●WGA
Award for Best Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium (Raynold
Gideon & Bruce A. Evans) |
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●Directors
Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion
Pictures (Rob
Reiner) |
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●Golden
Globe Award for Best Director (Rob
Reiner) |
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National Lampoon's Vacation
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Soundtrack features "Mr. Blue"
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals - Gretchen Christopher*
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Diner
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Soundtrack features "Mr. Blue"
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals - Gretchen Christopher*
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Awards for Diner (1982) |
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Academy Awards, USA |
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Year Result
Award
Category/Recipient(s) |
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1983
Nominated
Oscar
Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen |
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Barry Levinson |
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Boston Society of Film Critics Awards |
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Year Result
Award
Category/Recipient(s) |
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1983
Won
BSFC Award
Best Screenplay |
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Barry Levinson |
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Golden Globes, USA |
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Year Result
Award
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1983
Nominated
Golden Globe
Best Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical
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National Society of Film Critics Awards, USA |
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Year Result
Award
Category/Recipient(s) |
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1983
Won
NSFC Award
Best Supporting Actor |
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Mickey Rourke |
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Writers Guild of America, USA |
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Year Result
Award
Category/Recipient(s) |
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1983
Nominated
WGA Award (Screen)
Best Comedy Written Directly for the Screen |
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Barry Levinson |
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Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
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Includes Acting Appearances by
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Gretchen Christopher
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Golden Globe - 1981 |
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Category
Nominee
Win/Nominated |
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Best Actress - Miniseries or TV Movie |
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Jaclyn Smith
Nominated |
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1970s |
| American Hot Wax
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| Portrays The Fleetwoods
(Timmy & the Two Lips)
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| "Mr. Blue", Lead Vocal
Arranger -
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| Gretchen Christopher
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| American Graffiti |
| Soundtrack & Album
features |
| "The Great Imposter" |
| Lead Arranger, + Vocals -
Gretchen Christopher* |
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The film was nominated for five different categories at the 46th Academy
Awards, and in 1995, American Graffiti was deemed "culturally, historically,
or aesthetically significant" by the United States Library of Congress, and
was added to the National Film Registry for preservation. |
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| Return To Macon County |
| Soundtrack & Album feature
"Mr. Blue" |
| Lead Arranger, + Vocals -
Gretchen Christopher*
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*with The Fleetwoods |
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