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A Touch Of Class (1973) Glenda Jackson Tribute at Academy Cinemas
A Touch Of Class (1973) Glenda Jackson Tribute
MON 18 DEC
Coming Soon to
Academy Cinemas
A special end-of-year tribute screening in memory of the late, great two-time Oscar-winning actress Glenda Jackson, star of WOMEN IN LOVE (1969), SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY (1971), THE MUSIC LOVERS (1971) and HOPSCOTCH (1980). Enjoy her (second) Oscar-winning role in A TOUCH OF CLASS which showcases the actress at her comedic peak.
'They thought it would be a simple fling. Instead, they got flung. Being free and easy proves neither free nor easy for already-married Steve and divorced Vickie when they fall in love.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson bring the right touch to A TOUCH OF CLASS, a glossy, grown-up romantic comedy directed and cowritten by Hollywood veteran Melvin Frank (THE COURT JESTER, LI'L ABNER). At his harried best teetering between two households, Segal plays sometimes sly, sometimes fumbling Steve. As Vickie, Jackson slings verbal jabs and hotel furnishings with equal glee -- and won the second of her two Best Actress Academy Awards. The honours for this classiest of romantic romps don't stop there. The two leads each won Golden Globes, and the film earned five Oscar nominations in all, including Best Picture. All in all, it's entertainment touched by magic.
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'They thought it would be a simple fling. Instead, they got flung. Being free and easy proves neither free nor easy for already-married Steve and divorced Vickie when they fall in love.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson bring the right touch to A TOUCH OF CLASS, a glossy, grown-up romantic comedy directed and cowritten by Hollywood veteran Melvin Frank (THE COURT JESTER, LI'L ABNER). At his harried best teetering between two households, Segal plays sometimes sly, sometimes fumbling Steve. As Vickie, Jackson slings verbal jabs and hotel furnishings with equal glee -- and won the second of her two Best Actress Academy Awards. The honours for this classiest of romantic romps don't stop there. The two leads each won Golden Globes, and the film earned five Oscar nominations in all, including Best Picture. All in all, it's entertainment touched by magic.
A special end-of-year tribute screening in memory of the late, great two-time Oscar-winning actress Glenda Jackson, star of WOMEN IN LOVE (1969), SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY (1971), THE MUSIC LOVERS (1971) and HOPSCOTCH (1980). Enjoy her (second) Oscar-winning role in A TOUCH OF CLASS which showcases the actress at her comedic peak.
'They thought it would be a simple fling. Instead, they got flung. Being free and easy proves neither free nor easy for already-married Steve and divorced Vickie when they fall in love.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson bring the right touch to A TOUCH OF CLASS, a glossy, grown-up romantic comedy directed and cowritten by Hollywood veteran Melvin Frank (THE COURT JESTER, LI'L ABNER). At his harried best teetering between two households, Segal plays sometimes sly, sometimes fumbling Steve. As Vickie, Jackson slings verbal jabs and hotel furnishings with equal glee -- and won the second of her two Best Actress Academy Awards. The honours for this classiest of romantic romps don't stop there. The two leads each won Golden Globes, and the film earned five Oscar nominations in all, including Best Picture. All in all, it's entertainment touched by magic.
'They thought it would be a simple fling. Instead, they got flung. Being free and easy proves neither free nor easy for already-married Steve and divorced Vickie when they fall in love.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson bring the right touch to A TOUCH OF CLASS, a glossy, grown-up romantic comedy directed and cowritten by Hollywood veteran Melvin Frank (THE COURT JESTER, LI'L ABNER). At his harried best teetering between two households, Segal plays sometimes sly, sometimes fumbling Steve. As Vickie, Jackson slings verbal jabs and hotel furnishings with equal glee -- and won the second of her two Best Actress Academy Awards. The honours for this classiest of romantic romps don't stop there. The two leads each won Golden Globes, and the film earned five Oscar nominations in all, including Best Picture. All in all, it's entertainment touched by magic.
A Touch Of Class (1973) Glenda Jackson Tribute
MON 18 DEC
Coming Soon to
Academy Cinemas
A special end-of-year tribute screening in memory of the late, great two-time Oscar-winning actress Glenda Jackson, star of WOMEN IN LOVE (1969), SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY (1971), THE MUSIC LOVERS (1971) and HOPSCOTCH (1980). Enjoy her (second) Oscar-winning role in A TOUCH OF CLASS which showcases the actress at her comedic peak.
'They thought it would be a simple fling. Instead, they got flung. Being free and easy proves neither free nor easy for already-married Steve and divorced Vickie when they fall in love.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson bring the right touch to A TOUCH OF CLASS, a glossy, grown-up romantic comedy directed and cowritten by Hollywood veteran Melvin Frank (THE COURT JESTER, LI'L ABNER). At his harried best teetering between two households, Segal plays sometimes sly, sometimes fumbling Steve. As Vickie, Jackson slings verbal jabs and hotel furnishings with equal glee -- and won the second of her two Best Actress Academy Awards. The honours for this classiest of romantic romps don't stop there. The two leads each won Golden Globes, and the film earned five Oscar nominations in all, including Best Picture. All in all, it's entertainment touched by magic.
