For the curious, Bonnie and Clyde, in a splintered vote, won the poll for best picture of 1967, but just like in real life, Mike Nichols won for directing The Graduate. (Click here to see the results.)
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My choices are noted with a ★. A tie is indicated with a ✪. Historical Oscar winners are noted with a ✔. Best foreign-language picture winners are noted with an ƒ. A historical winner who won in a different category is noted with a ✱.
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I couldn’t quite pull the trigger on Alain Delon, even if he did star in (and move forward, move forward, move forward) one of my all-time favourites, Le Samouraï . And it’s not brought no fault of Delon— he’s PERFECT. But that is a director’s film through and through. Poitier may be more conventional — more Hollywood-y — but his performances are grounded and necessary, and he’s given the space to make something of his characters. Tough year . . . .
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