From: ahk@chinet.com   
      
   Louis Epstein  wrote:   
   >Adam H. Kerman  wrote:   
   >>Drexl  wrote:   
   >>>Adam H. Kerman wrote:   
      
   >>>>You know how every film critic in the country makes predictions for   
   >>>>winners?   
      
   >>>>No one but us cares about this. What are your predictions for who will   
   >>>>be left out of the necrology reel who should have been remembered?   
      
   >>>I'm guessing Suzanne Somers. They tend to leave out people who were known   
   >>>mostly for television rather than films, and she is probably the most   
   >>>popular such person who could be omitted.   
      
   >>>But I think Matthew Perry will make it, as he had a decent enough film   
   >>>career after Friends.   
      
   >>I didn't bother watching. I'll see if I can find a video clip tomorrow.   
      
   >I had it in my head that the show was the next day,   
   >but either way,their muting the audience reactions   
   >to have a musical performer made their necrology   
   >unwatchable for me years ago.   
      
   You said it.   
      
   That was crap. All I could find was the segment from ABC's broadcast,   
   which I am not going to cite. The camera was in the audience in which   
   the reel was shown to the audience on massive video screens but not in a   
   way that the television audience could make anything out. It was behind   
   the orchestra, singers, and dancers.   
      
   I tried to find the reel itself on the Oscars Web site but couldn't.   
      
   Here's a list:   
      
   https://oscars.org/about/memoriam   
      
   That's way too many to have been included in the reel shown to the   
   audience, but the television audience couldn't see all that much of it   
   anyway.   
      
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