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Joe Smith
Joe Smith
Born	Joe Paul Smith; August 21, 1973; New York, New York
Occupation(s)	Computer scientist, businessperson,

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I am proud to have basked in the sunlight of his greatness, to have been part of his time."^[1]

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“Who ever rose to her feet while reading a Tolstoy novel?"^[2]

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What made The Jazz Singer such a sensation was the fact that, in addition to the songs on the soundtrack, there were a couple of spoken ad-libs from Jolson: “Wait a minute, you ain’t heard nothing yet” being the most famous. The audience went wild for the film, and specifically for Jolson himself, whose electric performance style was almost as important a component in the film’s success as the fact that audiences could hear his voice. ^[3]

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He said, "Hello there." ^[4] ^: 25

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She said, "hello there yourself, big boy."^[4] test^: 30

Footnotes

^ Jessel, George, "The Majesty of Jolie," October 26, 1950 [1]
^ Kroll, Jack. | Newsweek, "The Movies," December 2, 1997
^ Ide, Wendy. Times Online, April 25, 2008 [2] From Silent Films to Talkies
^ ^a ^b Kusinitz, Kevin. "Endorsements" The Source, May 23, 1679

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Film	Year	Groucho	Chico	Harpo	Zeppo
Humor Risk	1926	The Villain	The Italian	Watson, Detective	The Love Interest
The Cocoanuts	1929	Mr. Hammer	Chico	Harpo	Jamison
Animal Crackers	1930	Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding	Signor Immanuel Ravelli	The Professor	Horatio Jamison

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As actor

Year	Film	Role	Other notes
1966	Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round	Bellhop	uncredited lskjdf s skjfs lkj wsfpowiter s'jkasfdl;as new line goes here
1967	Luv	Hippy	uncredited
	A Time for Killing	Lt. Shaffer	. (add dot if empty)
	The Virginian	Cullen Tindall/Young Rancher	TV series
	Ironside	Tom Stowe	TV series
1968	Journey to Shiloh	Willie Bill Bearden	.
1968	The Mod Squad	Beach Patrol Cop	TV series — uncredited
1969	My Friend Tony	.	TV series
	The F.B.I.	Glen Reverson/Everett Giles	TV series
	Love, American Style	Roger Crane	segment "Love and "
1970	Zabriskie Point	Airport Worker	uncredited
	Getting Straight	Jake	.
	The Intruders	Carl	TV

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Academy Awards

Year	Award	Work
Won:
1946	Best Screenplay	The Lost Weekend
1946	Best Director	The Lost Weekend
1951	Best Original Screenplay	Sunset Blvd.
1961	Best Original Screenplay	The Apartment
Nominated:
1940	Best Screenplay	Ninotchka
1942	Best Screenplay	Hold Back the Dawn
1942	Best Original Story	Ball of Fire
1945	Best Screenplay	Double Indemnity
1945	Best Director	Double Indemnity
1949	Best Screenplay	A Foreign Affair

Other

Title	Director	Cast	Genre two times space check	Notes
1920
Abend - Nacht - Morgen (Evening - Night - Morning)	Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau			Presumed lost film IMDb
Algol (Algol - Tragödie der Macht)	Hans Werckmeister	Emil Jannings, Bela Lugosi, Emil Jannings	Sci-fi
Anna Boleyn	Ernst Lubitsch
Die Todeskarawane	Josef Stein	Béla Lugosi
Der Wildtöter und Chingachgook	Arthur Wellin	Béla Lugosi

Awards
Preceded by Leo McCarey for Going My Way	Academy Award for Best Director 1945 for The Lost Weekend	Succeeded by William Wyler for The Best Years of Our Lives
Preceded by William Wyler for Ben-Hur	Academy Award for Best Director 1960 for The Apartment	Succeeded by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins for West Side Story

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Kiss of Death
Casino Royale (uncredited)
Circus World
7 Faces of Dr. Lao (uncredited)

Ten Gentlemen from West Point (uncredited)
Roxie Hart (uncredited)
Lydia
The Mad Doctor (uncredited?)

Copyrights

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