Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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10 ET., Gandhi, Tootsie are tops A small creature from another world, a short man from lndia and a man dressed up like a woman were the critic's and the public's favorites during the most part of 1982 and the early part of 1983. Those creations and the movies they ap- peared in were E T. from ET, The Extra Terrestrial, Mahatma Gandhi of Gandhi, and Michael Dorsey,fDorthy Michaels from Tootsie, During the summer of 1982 ET, was as hot as the weather in West Texas as the story of an alien left behind on earth who was befriended by an 11-year-old boy cap- tured the hearts of the nation earning over 5300 million at the box office. Soon after ET,'s release and success everything from a little ET, doll to the ET. toothbrush filled the stores becoming the big- gest money maker during the Christmas season. ET was still running during the early part of 1983 season and during that time picked up 10 academy award nominations i movies and winning four of those for best score, best special effects, best visual effects and best sound, Dustin Hoffman's portrayal of an out-of work actor who turns into a big success play- ing a woman in a soap opera in Tootsie proved to be the top grossing film during the Christmas season filling the theatres from San Diego, to San Angelo to San Augustine, Florida. Tootsie continued through the early part of 1983 picking up 10 Oscar nomina- tions, including best movie, best actor, best director and best supporting actress. Of those 10 nominations, 'lTootsie picked up one for Jessica Lange's supporting role as l-loffman's lady. The story of one man's move to bring peace to an entire country and the world became the talk of the early part of 1983 as Ghandi proved to be the big winner of the year picking up eight Oscars including best movie, best actor and best director. Ben Kingsley's portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi brought to life the story of lndia's fight for independence and peace within Y - ' X in itself. Gandhi became the top grossing film for the first months of 1983 and picked up 11 academy award nominations, of which it won eight. Other top grossing films of 1982 included Porky's, 4-8 Hours, 'LPoltergeist, An Officer and a Gentleman and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Also winning at the 1982 Academy Awards were Meryl Streep for her portrayal in L'Sophie's Choice and Louis Gossett Jr. for his supporting role in An Officer and a Gentleman. Both The Verdict and Missing pick- ed up several Oscar nominations including ones for best picture, but of the two, only t'Missing picked up one for best screenplay adaptation. Other films earning Oscars included UVic- torfVictoria for best adapted song, Quest for Fire for best makeup, Volver a Empezarf' a Spanish film for best foreign film and An Officer and a Gentleman Up Where We Belong for best song.-FLORES Dustin Hoffman stars as Michael DorseyfDorothy Michaels in the movie Tootsie, ln this scene he is left babysitting while the baby's mother lJessica Langel is out on a date. lColumbia Pictures Photol

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