The 1982 Hollmann Award Nominees

The 90th Academy Awards are just five days away, but here at the Silver Screening Room, it's still 1982. You've taken a look at my Top Ten of that year - now I present the complete best-ofs: the nominees for the 1982 Retro Hollmann Awards. Order of categories was decided by random drawing. So let's begin with...

Best Adapted Screenplay

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Larry L. King & Peter Masterson and Colin Higgins
based on the musical play by Larry L. King and Peter Masterson


Edo Porn
Kaneto Shindô
based on the play Hokusai Manga by Seiichi Yashiro


Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Cameron Crowe
based on his book


The Thing
Bill Lancaster
based on the short story "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell Jr. (alias Don A. Stuart)


Victor/Victoria
Blake Edwards
based on the 1933 film written by Reinhold Schünzel

The rest of the nominees, starting with Best Actor, after the jump....

Best Actor

Dustin Hoffman as Michael Dorsey / Dorothy Michaels

Tootsie


Bob Hoskins as Harold Shand
The Long Good Friday

Paul Newman as Frank Galvin
The Verdict

Peter O'Toole as Alan Swann
My Favorite Year


Burt Reynolds as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas


Best Original Song

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas - "Sneakin' Around"
music and lyrics by Dolly Parton

Cat People - "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"
music by Giorgio Moroder
lyrics by David Bowie

Fast Times at Ridgemont High - "Somebody's Baby"
music and lyrics by Jackson Browne & Danny Kortchmar

Victor/Victoria - "Crazy World"
music by Henry Mancini
lyrics by Leslie Bricusse

Victor/Victoria - "Le Jazz Hot"
music by Henry Mancini
lyrics by Leslie Bricusse


Best Cinematography


Blade Runner
Jordan Cronenweth

Das Boot
Jost Vacano


E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Allen Daviau

Lola
Xaver Schwarzenberger


A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy
Gordon Willis


Best Makeup and Hairstyling


The Beast Within
Thomas R. Burman, special makeup effects


Gandhi
Tom Smith, makeup supervisor
Paula Gillespie, chief hairdresser


Quest for Fire
Michèle Burke / Sarah Monzani, heads of makeup department
John Caglione / Stéphan Dupuis, special effects makeup


The Thing
Rob Bottin, special makeup effects creator and designer
Vivenne Walker, special wigs


Tootsie
George Masters / Dorothy Pearl, Dustin Hoffman's makeup design
Joe Coscia / Tony Marrero / Toni Walker, hairstylists


Best Supporting Actor


Dom DeLuise as Melvin P. Thorpe
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas


Harry Hamlin as Bart
Making Love


Rutger Hauer as Roy Batty
Blade Runner


James Mason as Ed Concannon
The Verdict


Robert Preston as Carol "Toddy" Todd
Victor/Victoria


Best Costume Design


Evil under the Sun
Anthony Powell


Lola
Barbara Baum / Egon Strasser

A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy
Santo Loquasto


Quartet
Judy Moorcroft


Victor/Victoria
Patricia Norris


Best Film Editing

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
David Bretherton / Nicholas Eliopoulos / Walt Hannemann / Pembroke J. Herring / Jack Hofstra

Edo Porn
Yoshi Sugihara

The Long Good Friday
Mike Taylor

The Road Warrior
Michael Balson / David Stiven / Tim Wellburn

Tootsie
Fredric Steinkamp / William Steinkamp


Best Original Screenplay

Best Friends
Valerie Curtin & Barry Levinson

Lola
Rainer Werner Fassbinder

The Long Good Friday
Barrie Keeffe

Making Love
Barry Sandler
story by A. Scott Berg

Tootsie
Larry Gelbart & Murray Schisgal
story by Don McGuire and Larry Gelbart


Best Ensemble


Best Friends
Jane Feinberg / Mike Fenton


Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
Scott Bushnell


Eating Raoul


Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Don Phillips


Tootsie
Lynn Stalmaster


Best Supporting Actress


Sudie Bond as Juanita
Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean


Glenn Close as Jenny Fields
The World According to Garp


Kanako Higuchi as Onao
Edo Porn

Audra Lindley as Ann Babson
Best Friends


Jessica Tandy as Eleanor McCullen
Best Friends


Best Score


Conan the Barbarian
Basil Poledouris


E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
John Williams


Edo Porn
Hikaru Hiyashi


The Thing
Ennio Morricone


Victor/Victoria
Henry Mancini


Best Production Design


Blade Runner
Lawrence G. Paull, production design
David Snyder, art direction
Linda DeScenna / Leslie Frankenheimer / Tom Roysden, set decoration


Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
David Gropman, production design
Stephen Altman, set decoration


Das Boot
Rolf Zehetbauer, production design
Götz Weidner, art direction


Lola
Raúl Gimenez / Rolf Zehetbauer, production design
Helmut Gassner, art direction


Victor/Victoria
Rodger Maus, production design
Tim Hutchinson / William Craig Smith, art direction
Harry Cordwell, set decoration


Best Director


John Carpenter
The Thing


Blake Edwards
Victor/Victoria

Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Lola

Sidney Lumet
The Verdict

Kaneto Shindô
Edo Porn


Best Actress


Julie Andrews as Victoria Grant / Count Victor Grazinski
Victor/Victoria


Jessica Lange as Frances Farmer
Frances


Dolly Parton as Mona Stangley
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas


Barbara Sukowa as Lola
Lola

Yûko Tanaka as Oei
Edo Porn


Best Motion Picture of the Year


The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Robert L. Boyett / Edward K. Milkis / Thomas L. Miller, producers


Edo Porn
Manabu Akashi / Hiroyuki Chujo, producers


Making Love
Alan J. Adler / Daniel Melnick, producers


Tootsie
Sydney Pollack / Dick Richards / Ronald L. Schwary, producers


Victor/Victoria
Tony Adams / Blake Edwards, producers


Best Sound

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
John Stacy, supervising sound editor
William B. Kaplan, sound mixer
Stanley H. Polinsky / John J. Stephens, sound re-recording

Blade Runner
Peter Pennell, sound editor
Bud Alper / Joel Fein / Gordon K. McCallum, sound mixers
John Hayward / Nicolas Le Messurier, re-recording mixers

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Charles L. Campbell, supervising sound editor
Samuel C. Crutcher / Louis L. Edemann / Richard C. Franklin / David A. Pettijohn, sound effects editor
Gene Cantamessa, sound mixer
Don Digirolamo / Robert Glass / Robert "Buzz" Knudson, re-recording mixer

Poltergeist
Richard L. Anderson / Stephen Hunter Flick / Vanessa Theme Ament, supervising sound editors
Alan Howarth, special sound effects
John Chih Chao Dunn / Mark A. Mangini, sound effects editors
Steve Maslow / Kevin O'Connell / Bill Varney, re-recording mixers

The Road Warrior
Bruce Lamshed, supervising sound editor / sound mixer
Byron Kennedy / Roger Savage, sound mixers


Best Visual Effects


Blade Runner
Terry Frazee, special floor effects supervisor
Ian Hunter, visual effects supervisor
David Dryer / Douglas Trumbull / Richard Yuricich, special photographic effects supervisor


E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Caro Rambaldi, E.T. creator
Beverly Hoffman, E.T. eyes designer
Dennis Muren, visual effects supervisor


Poltergeist
Mike Wood, mechanical effects supervisor
Richard Edlund, visual effects supervisor

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Bob Dawson, special effects supervisor
Ken Ralston / Jim Veilleux, visual effects supervisors for ILM
Alan G. Markowitz, opitcal effects supervisor


TRON
Gary D'Amico / David Domeyer, special effects
Peter Anderson, Disney Studios visual effects supervisor
Harrison Ellenshaw, visual effects supervisor
Richard Taylor, computer & visual effects supervisor

Thirty-one films up for honors, Victor/Victoria leading with 11 nominations. The awards will be handed out Thursday and Friday.

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