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<p dir="auto"><strong>sheetsadam1</strong> — <em>2 months ago(January 20, 2026 06:09 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">The idea is this: what if the nominees for Best Picture each year weren't nominated? Which films should have taken their place in that scenario? Pick your alternate selections for Best Picture and, if you wish, mention anybody who you feel was overlooked in any other category. No need to confine yourself to the types of films which typically get nominated or to English-language cinema. If you  missed the previous years, they can be found on the classic film board.<br />
All films released in 1936 are eligible.<br />
The nominees were:<br />
The Great Ziegfeld</p>
<ul>
<li>Robert Z. Leonard<br />
Anthony Adverse</li>
<li>Mervyn LeRoy<br />
Dodsworth</li>
<li>William Wyler<br />
Libeled Lady</li>
<li>Jack Conway<br />
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town</li>
<li>Frank Capra<br />
Romeo and Juliet</li>
<li>George Cukor<br />
San Francisco</li>
<li>W.S. Van Dyke<br />
The Story of Louis Pasteur</li>
<li>William Dieterle<br />
A Tale of Two Cities</li>
<li>Jack Conway<br />
Three Smart Girls</li>
<li>Henry Koster<br />
My alternate picks:<br />
Modern Times</li>
<li>Charlie Chaplin<br />
Theodora Goes Wild</li>
<li>Richard Boleslawski<br />
Sabotage</li>
<li>Alfred Hitchcock<br />
Swing Time</li>
<li>George Stevens<br />
Show Boat</li>
<li>James Whale<br />
Fury</li>
<li>Fritz Lang<br />
The Petrified Forest</li>
<li>Archie Mayo<br />
This is a year where I've not seen many of the actual nominees, including the winner. But I would pick<br />
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town<br />
of those that I have and<br />
Modern Times<br />
over it.<br />
"Praise be to Allah." - President Donald J. Trump, Easter Sunday 04/05/2026</li>
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<p dir="auto">The non-nominees I've seen:<br />
The Petrified Forest<br />
Modern Times<br />
Fury<br />
Charge of the Light Brigade<br />
My Man Godfrey<br />
All of them were pretty good so they'd make the cut I think. Unless you feel strongly about horse murder, then probably don't do Charge of the Light Bridgade. It's the reason that whole "No animals were harmed in the making of this film" had to be added in the credits.</p>
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<p dir="auto">I watched<br />
Modern Times<br />
several years ago and didn't really go for it very much. It does get a pretty high rating on IMDB of 8.5, and a lot of the reviewers really seem to like it.<br />
I think my 2nd movie here would be<br />
The Story of Louis Pasteur<br />
. Perhaps this is because of my scientific background.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Oh, how did I overlook<br />
My Man Godfrey<br />
? I think when I went through the list of 1936 films initially, I simply assumed that it had been nominated.<br />
Yeah, I would have to concur, even with<br />
Modern Times<br />
in the mix.<br />
These Three<br />
sounds interesting. I love Merle Oberon!<br />
"Praise be to Allah." - President Donald J. Trump, Easter Sunday 04/05/2026</p>
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<p dir="auto">Like you, I haven't seen the winner,<br />
The Great Ziegfield<br />
. I have seen most of the other ones. I like several of the films on your list too.<br />
My nominees would be<br />
My Man Godfrey</p>
<ul>
<li>Gregory La Cava<br />
The Story of Louis Pasteur</li>
<li>William Dieterle<br />
Theodora Goes Wild</li>
<li>Richard Boleslawski<br />
Fury</li>
<li>Fritz Lang<br />
The Petrified Forest</li>
<li>Archie Mayo<br />
Libeled Lady</li>
<li>Jack Conway<br />
San Francisco</li>
<li>W.S. Van Dyke<br />
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town</li>
<li>Frank Capra<br />
Private Number</li>
<li>Roy Del Ruth<br />
These Three</li>
<li>William Wyler<br />
I guess I would pick<br />
My Man Godfrey<br />
as the top film of the year.</li>
</ul>
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