Rachel, Rachel | film by Newman [1968] | Britannica (original) (raw)

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discussed in biography

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  In Paul Newman: Directing
  …Woodward in the lead—beginning with Rachel, Rachel (1968), a subtle but powerful drama about a repressed schoolteacher; it earned an Oscar nomination for best picture. Newman next directed and starred in an adaptation of Ken Kesey’s sprawling novel about Oregon loggers, Sometimes a Great Notion (1971). Although a disappointment at…
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role of Woodward

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  In Joanne Woodward
  …not have another success until Rachel, Rachel (1968), which was Newman’s directorial debut. Woodward’s performance as a 35-year-old unmarried schoolteacher earned her a New York Film Critics Circle best actress award and an Academy Award nomination for best actress. She earned two more nominations for best actress in a leading…
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