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At the 46th Academy Awards in 1974, what actor was introducing Elizabeth Taylor to present the award for Best Picture when a streaker ran out from backstage?
The 46th Academy Awards were presented April 2, 1974, at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles. The ceremonies were presided over by John Huston, Diana Ross, Burt Reynolds, David Niven.
While David Niven was introducing Elizabeth Taylor to present the award for Best Picture, a streaker named Robert Opel ran out from backstage, a moment which showed David Niven's natural aplomb as he quickly quipped about the man's "shortcomings".
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Charlie was first, and correct, with:
I wasn't watching, but I remember the incident from second-hand.
David Niven
Alan J wrote:
David Niven
mj said:
He noted that
The young man obviously wasn't embarrassed by his shortcomings. David
Niven was cool that way, and he was the second best Bond.
Randall replied:
I seem to recall that silly episode and I think it was David Niven
...he was the presenter, not the streaker...
David Niven was a pretty cool British guy
that starred in lots of great old movies.
.
For example, he was the thief,
Sir Charles Lytton a.k.a. "The Phantom"
that stole the diamond that was called
The Pink Panther
and he was Phileas Fogg in
Around the World in 80 Days
He even played a debonair Count Dracula in
the very crappy old 70's movie,
Old Drac
He even played James Bond, old 007
himself, in the whacky 1965 version of
Casino Royale
But a lot of folks remember him as
"that guy at the academy awards
that got streaked"
.
Hey, that guy wasn't the only streaker in the 70's...
It was kind of a popular fad at the time - lots of people were doing it.
.
.
Ray Stevens even wrote a Billboard #1 song called "The Streak"
Here he comes, there he goes
And he ain't wearin' no clothes
He's just as proud as he can be
Of his anatomy
He's gonna give us a peek
Oh yes, they call him the streak
He likes to show off his physique
If there's an audience to be found
He'll be streakin' around
Invitin' public critique...
"Don't look, Ethel! ...too late: free shot
"Grandstanded... Right there in front of the home team"
TedM responded:
That would be David Nevin who said:
"Well, ladies and gentlemen, that was almost bound to happen. But isn't it fascinating to think that probably the only laugh that man will ever get in his life is by stripping off and showing his shortcomings?"
Adam answered:
Hmmm...Shot in the dark?
David Niven.
Sandra from Bangor said:
david niven
Jim from CA, retired to ID, wrote:
David Niven interrupted by streaker
John I from Hawai'i says,
"David Niven."
Marian replied:
David Niven
Michelle answered:
I knew that w/o google: David Niven
Kevin K in Washington, DC responded:
It was David Niven, who quipped with a question: "why was that fellow so
eager to display his shortcomings?" or something like that.
Dale of Diamond Springs, Norfallcali said:
David Niven said pokerfaced after a streaker sprinted across stage during that Academy Award telecast: "Well, ladies and gentlemen, that was almost bound to happen. But isn't it fascinating to think that probably the only laugh that man will ever get in his life is by stripping off and showing his shortcomings? Quite a handsome and stoic actor. I used to go to the Red, White and Blue beaches at Pacifica and Davenport, but I don't ever remember any pubic displays on the run.
DJ Useo replied:
David Niven be the answer.
I quite like his work.
Not sure if the streaker did him a dis-service, or
helped him become even more unforgettable.
BttbBob answered:
Um... Ray Stevens - The Streak (Original) - YouTube?
(AH-H-H-HAHAHAHAHAHAHA-A-A-A... Good one, eh?
Hoo ha, an' I'm-a thinkin' so... I mean, it was, like, so-o-o-o obvious...)
~~~~~
Memo to JoeS: Hercules and Xena, huh? Yeah, me too... 'The Bomb'...
But, I gotta ask ya now; Why did Kevin's sidekick seem such a dweeb, yet Lucy's was a hottie? What was up with that?
~~~~~
All right... I'm sorry for the Ray Stevens thing, okay? Sometimes absurdities like that jus' come-a blurtin' outta me an' it can't be helped. Seriously... It's like Atë is makin' me her special project, or some such thing.
~~~~~
Jus' kidding! I'm not sorry! Not one dagnab teensie-weensie micro-iota bit!... (An' the blurtin' out absurdities thing, well, it's part of my charm an' dagnab intentional, I'm tellin' ya... Right, Boss? Har!)
~~~~~
Joe S responded:
David Niven. I had to look it up because, quite frankly, I never watch award shows. Never. Total meh. Even this.
Ray Stevens - The Streak - YouTubes
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Heritage Auctions in Dallas announced Monday that it is the only poster known to exist for the film in which Chaney, a star of early cinema, appeared as a vampire.
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The tribe's entry into New Jersey's online market comes at the anniversary of Internet gambling, which has not produced nearly the amount of revenue state officials had hoped. When it began on Nov. 25, 2013, New Jersey officials were projecting a $1 billion a year industry in its first year; to date, only about a tenth of that, or $111 million, has been won online by the casinos.
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Marissa Alexander is charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for the 2010 shooting. Under the deal with prosecutors, she would receive credit for the 1,030 days she has already served. Alexander's chief attorney, Bruce Zimet, said it was his client who agreed to the deal after it was offered.
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At the first trial, her attorneys said the "stand your ground" law, best known in George Zimmerman's fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, was applicable in Alexander's case. The law says individuals have no duty to retreat from a place where they have a right to be and may use any level of force, including lethal, if they reasonably believe they face an imminent and immediate threat of serious bodily harm or death.
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Investigation records say his DNA was found on the underside of an adhesive sticker used to alter one of the phony chips, but previously undisclosed emails indicate that the presence of his DNA is not conclusive evidence that he was involved in the fakery.
Rear Adm. Timothy M. Giardina, who was fired last year as No. 2 commander of U.S. nuclear forces at an early stage of a Navy criminal investigation into the counterfeit chips, acknowledged to The Associated Press that he played the fake chips at a poker table in the Horseshoe Casino in Council Bluffs, Iowa, in June 2013.
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The three chips in question were altered with paint and stickers to make genuine $1 casino chips look like $500 chips.
A sophisticated cybersespionage tool has been stealing information from governments and businesses since 2008, researchers said Monday, and one report linked it to US and British intelligence.
The security firm Symantec identified the malware, known as Regin, and said it was used "in systematic spying campaigns against a range of international targets," including governments, businesses, researchers and private individuals.
The news website The Intercept reported later Monday that the malware appeared to be linked to US and British intelligence, and that it was used in attacks on EU government networks and Belgium's telecom network.
The report, citing industry sources and a technical analysis of the malware, said Regin appears to be referenced in documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden about broad surveillance programs.
Symantec's report said the malware shares some characteristics with the Stuxnet worm-- a tool believed to have been used by the US and Israeli governments to attack computer networks involved in Iran's nuclear program.
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Addressing a meeting in Istanbul on women and justice, Erdogan said men and women are created differently, that women cannot be expected to undertake the same work as men, and that mothers enjoy a high position that only they can reach.
"You cannot put women and men on an equal footing," Erdogan said. "It is against nature. They were created differently. Their nature is different. Their constitution is different."
Erdogan, a devout Muslim, often courts controversy with divisive public comments. He has previously angered women's groups by stating that women should bear at least three children and by attempting to outlaw abortion and adultery.
Enas Shalodi, a Palestinian mother of six, has been severely punished by Israel for something she didn't do.
A wrecking crew gutted her family's apartment in Jerusalem last week, tearing down inner walls and leaving behind a thick layer of debris.
The demolition came a month after her oldest son, 21-year-old Abdel Rahman, drove a car into a crowd waiting for a train in Jerusalem, killing a 3-month-old girl and an Ecuadorean tourist before being shot and killed at the scene.
Israel says it needs tougher tools to stop recent "lone wolf" attacks on Jews by Palestinians. But critics say the practice is strikingly at odds with basic notions of justice, fairness and legality in a democracy - and that it is bound to bring on more hatred rather than serve as a deterrent.
In razing the homes of attackers, Israel is reviving a punishment it largely halted in 2005. An army committee found at the time that punitive demolitions don't deter potential attackers.
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The Chukchi Sea's unrelenting waves were slowly ripping away the land and homes of the 600 or so residents of this Alaska Native village on a sinking barrier island. U.S. government reports determined that the community was "imminently threatened" with inundation and needed "immediate action" to move to safer ground on the mainland. Villagers voted 161-20 to relocate off the island. Shishmaref, the media proclaimed, would be the United States' first climate refugees. That was in 2002.
More than a decade later, the U.S. government has yet to come up with a new location. Shishmaref has stayed put, protected temporarily by a $19 million rock revetment that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers finished in 2009.
If Alaska is a test, the U.S. is failing it. The nation lacks any designated agency to help communities relocate even if they are literally falling into the water. Shishmaref is one of three Alaska Native communities on an emergency relocation list put out by the Army Corps and the U.S. General Accounting Office, but none have been able to move.
Alternative sites selected by federal, state and tribal officials rest on thawing permafrost. The land would slump and sink into a muddy mess unless there was sand or gravel added at great expense to stabilize it. Many residents feel safer where they are, behind the row of rocks the agency installed as a stopgap measure.
Ironically, the Iņupiats were forced to consolidate on the barrier island about 90 years ago because of federal rules requiring a centralized school. Alaska Natives spread along 100 miles of shoreline were gathered together on a barrier island.
A DNA test has confirmed that a lone gray wolf is roaming Arizona, just north of the Grand Canyon, a long way from its home in the northern Rockies.
The animal, which is protected under the Endangered Species Act, is the first known gray wolf to visit Arizona in about 70 years. The species disappeared from the state in the 1940s, which makes this development exciting news for conservationists who want to see wolves spread back into their former habitats.
After repeated sightings of the wolf over the last month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) collected a sample of the animal's feces in Kaibab National Forest, near the north rim of the Grand Canyon.
The feces sample was sent to the University of Idaho's Laboratory for Ecological, Evolutionary and Conservation Genetics, where a DNA test revealed that the animal is a female gray wolf from the northern Rocky Mountains population. This means the wolf traveled at least 450 miles (725 kilometers) to get to northern Arizona. But such treks are not uncommon for gray wolves, FWS officials said.
In this photograph taken on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014, bud tender Emma Attolini displays marijuana bud in shape of Christmas tree on sale for the holiday season in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver. Colorado's nascent marijuana industry has taken aim at cashing in on holiday shoopers with new products while employing sales techniques followed by traditional retailers.
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