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FashionandPopularCultureStudythesetopicsinthisunit.Unit1Subject1FashionandPopularContentsofthisunitUnit1HollywoodStarsABTiesStylishGeniusesCDressforJobDUnitProjectContentsofthisunitUnit1HolHollywoodStarsTopicAReading:MyFavoriteOscarDresses1HollywoodfashionmavenDerekDeemsisontheTVshowMyFavoriteOscarDresses.Beforeyoureadhistalk,studythepicturesofthetenstarsheselected.Whosedressimpressesyoumost,andwhy?CONNEXTPREHollywoodStarsTopicAReading:TenHollywoodstarsandtheirdressesTenHollywoodstarsandtheirNow,readDeems’presentations,andalsothenotesaboutthe10stars.Trytomatch

thepictureswiththenames.Explainyourreasons.

DerekDeems:

Hollywoodisnotjustaplaceformoviesandfilmstars;itisalsoaplaceoffashion.AllthewomenattheOscarslookbeautiful.It’sassimpleasthat.Theyalllookbeautiful.ButIchosethese10looksbecausetheyarewhatIconsidertobelegendarymoments.Tomethey’refineexamplesofpersonality.AttheOscarsthepeoplewhobecomethree-dimensional—whoreallyshowussomethingofthemselves—aretheoneswhomakethebiggestimpressions.Theyarethereasonithasbeenaritualformetowatchtheceremonyeveryyear.AndtheyarethereasonIwasgluedtothesetfromstarttofinish—andstillam.Letmetakeyouthroughmytakes.Now,readDeems’presentationsNormaShearerYes.NormaShearer.Sheseemssoathomehere,likeshewasloungingaroundinthisdressandjustdecided,“Oh,I’mfabulous.Idon’thavetochange!”Eveninthemoviesshealwayslookedathomeinherclothes,notlikeshewasincostume.Shealwayslookedgenuine.CarmenMirandaCarmenMiranda.Shewasdifferent.Look,shewascompletelydone.Sodone.Sheworethesegaudythingsandbigplatformshoes2,andhereshedoesn’tdisappoint—turban,jewels,fur,drippingembroidery!She’sgivingitall.Shewasahugecultfigure.MygrandmotherlovedCarmenMiranda,becauseshewas“cute,”shehadpersonality,andshewasalittledopey3.NormaShearerLorettaYoungYoumaynotbesurprisedatLorettaYounginthisdress.Butdon’tforgethertime.Thiswas1948.Lookatthatfabulousdress!It’ssoavant-gardeforthelate1940s.Itwasn’teventhe1950syet:thiswasbeforethatkindofdresshappened.Shewassoforward.Ievenrememberhearingthatshesaid,“Uptonow,thisoccasionhasbeenaspectatorsportforme.ButIdressed,justincase.”ThankGodshedid!GraceKellyNow,let’slookatGraceKelly.Itwasin1955.ThatdressonherisastimelessanimageastheMonaLisa.Sheistheapexofbeautyandglamorforthattime.Anyonewhodisagreescaninterruptme:we’llhashitout.Thepictureitselfisgorgeous,butit’snotjusttheimage.It’sourmemoriesofher—inMonacoandwithHitchcock4.It’sthewoman.LorettaYoungSophiaLorenLookatthispicturenow.Wearesofamiliarwithher,aren’twe?WhatI’vealwayslovedaboutSophiaLorenisshedoesn’tworkoutonpaper.Youputthosefeaturestogether,andtheysay,“You’recrazy.She’snotpretty.”She’sabigsurprise.Andthosefeatures—divine!Feathersaredeliberatelysillythings,butshepullsitoff.TalkaboutEuropeanconfidence5.NatalieWoodDifferentfrommostofthestars,NatalieWoodisunique.Lookatthepicture.Itmakesmefeellonely.Ifeellikeshewassoalone.It’sacaseof“I’msobeautiful.Noonecallsmebecausethey’reafraid.”Youseeababy-girlqualityaboutherineverymovie.Butthisisher—oratleasthowIimaginehertohavebeen.Thisisherincontrol.SophiaLorenBarbraStreisandNow,let’slookatthispicture.SheisBarbraStreisand.Idon’tthinkshewaseverthisfabulousagain.Youcanreallyseewhosheis.It’sasifshethought,“OK,Iamafabuloussingerandcomedian,butI’mnotgorgeous.”That’swhatthisoutfitsays.Anditbreaksmyheart,because,oh,sheisgorgeous.Shereallyis!DianeKeatonHere’sDianeKeatonsettingtheworldonfire.Sheprofoundlychangedthewaypeopledressed.Thisisinsane—skirts,pants,cablesocks6

withlizardsandals,twoshirts,jacket,boutonniere,scarf.Andthehair?Itwassoexcitingandnew.BarbraStreisandUmaThurmanLet’stakealookatafewmorephotos.Lookatthisonein1995—UmaThurman.Sheisahistoricbeauty,right?Andlookatwhatshe’swearing:adressthatonlyabeautifulwomancouldpulloff.It’snothing,absolutelynothing—awispofair,apuffofcloud.Noyardsandyardsoffabrichere.Theyear1995wasthetop,top,topofthatminimalmomentinfashion,andshe’scapturingithereforus.NicoleKidmanIlovethegirlsinthe1990sbecausetheylookgreat,butthey’renotearth-shattering.YetNicoleKidmaninthisdressisearth-shattering.It’sthisexotic,Asian-inspirednumber,theverybeginningofallthatcametoahead7

lastyear:allthosebeaded,fringythings.Thiswasthefirstwesawofit—aharbinger.UmaThurmanNormaShearer

NormaShearerwasbornonAugust10,1902inMontreal,Quebec,Canada.Shelandedherfirstroleinthesilentfilm,TheSignontheDoor(1921),andwentontomakemanymoresilentmovies,includingWayDownEast.Norma’sfirstsoundfilmwasTheTrialofMaryDugan,(1929)andjustayearlatershewontheBestActressAcademyAwardforherperformanceinTheDivorce(1930).Norma’smostfamousrolesthroughoutthethirtieswerethoseportrayingthesophisticated,“modern”woman.Hercharacterwasoftenanintelligent,witty“careergal”orawrongedsocietywife.Shealsostarredinaseriesofhighbrowcostumepictures,includingTheBarretsofWimpole.BackgroundInformationAbouttheTenStarsNormaShearerBackgroundInformStreet(1934)andRomeoandJuliet(1936).Inthefortiesshemadefilmsofvaryingquality,thebestbeingIdiot’sDelightwithClarkGableandTheWomenwithJoanCrawford.InlateryearsNormaslidslowlyintothedepthsofAlzheimer’sdisease.Shediedin1983,attheMotionPictureRetirementHome.CarmenMirandaCarmenMirandawasbornonFebruary9th,1909.Herfatherwasabarberandhermotherwasahousewife.Oftenspoofed,CarmenMirandawillalwaysberememberedbestforheroutrageousoutfitsand“bowloffruit”hat.AlthoughshewasBrazilian,CarmenwasactuallyborninPortugal.HerfamilyimmigratedtoBrazilwhenshewasachild.Anentertainersinceherearlydays,sheemergedasapopularsingerandactressinhernativelandduringthelate1920sStreet(1934)andRomeoandJuandearly1930s.ShehadherfirstbreakinAmericawiththe1939BroadwaymusicalTheStreetsofParis,withAbbotandCostello.In1940shemadeherHollywoodfilmdebutinDownArgentinaWay.Alongwithhersingingabilityandcomedicskills,herloudcostumes,bubblingpersonalityandthickaccentquicklyhelpedherbecomepopularwiththemovie-goingpublic.Shecontinuedmakingmoviesandrecordingsongsduringthe1940sandintothe1950suntilheruntimelydeathin1955fromaheartattack.LorettaYoungLorettaYoungwasbornonJanuary6th,1913.Shehadbrokenintofilmasabitplayerattheageofthreeandsheresurfacedatage14toplayasupportingroleinNaughtyButNice(1927).Bythemid-30sYounghadblossomedintooneofHollywood’smoreandearly1930s.Shehadherfprominentleading

ladies.Withherprominentcheekbones,limpid-pooleyesandJoanCrawford-stylemouth,YoungwasoftenutilizedforherstylishbeautyandladylikescreenpersonalityratherthantheactingtalentsuggestedbyPlatinumBlonde(1931),MidnightMary,Man’sCastleandZooinBudapest(all1933).Young,however,didenjoytheveryoccasionalmeaty,charming,orrelativelyoffbeatrole,asinTheStoryofAlexanderGrahamBell(1939)andOrsonWelles’TheStranger(1946).Young’scareerreacheditspeakduringthelate40sinsuchcarefullymountedandentertainingvehiclesasthefantasyTheBishop’sWife(1947),TheFarmer’sDaughter(1947),whichunexpectedlywonheranOscar,thesurprisinglygrittyRachelandtheStranger(1948)andthesyrupybutlikableCometotheStable(1949),forwhichshenettedasecondBestActressAcademyAwardnomination.By1954prominentleadingladies.WithYounghadabandonedthescreeninfavorofasuccessfulsecondcareerasthecenterpieceofTV’s

long-runninganthologyseriesTheLorettaYoungShow(1954-63).Aftertheshowwentofftheair,

Youngcompletelyretiredfromperforming,notreturningtothespotlightuntilherrolesaquarter

ofacenturylaterintwoNBCTV-movies,ChristmasEve(1986)andLadyinaCorner(1989).She

diedofovariancanceronAugust12th,2000inLosAngeles,California,USA.GraceKellyOnNovember12th,1929,GracePatriciaKellywasborninPhiladelphia,Pennsylvaniatowealthyparents.Afterherhighschoolgraduationin1947,Gracestruckoutonherown,headingtoNewYork’sbrightlightstotryherluckthere.GraceworkedsometimeasamodelandmadeherdebutonBroadwayin1949.YounghadabandonedthescreenIn1951,sheappearedinherfirstfilmentitledFourteenHours(1951)whenshewas22.AlthoughshegotnoticedwithHighNoon,herworkwithdirectorAlfredHitchcock,whichbeganwithDialMforMurder(1954)madeherastar.HerstandoutperformanceinRearWindow(1954)broughthertoprominence.Gracestayedbusyin1954appearinginfivefilms.GracewouldforeverbeimmortalizedbywinningtheBestActressAcademyAwardforherportrayalofGeorgieElginoppositeBingCrosbyinTheCountryGirl(1954).In1956,sheplayedTracyLordinthemusicalcomedyHighSociety(1956)whichalsostarredFrankSinatraandBingCrosby.Thewhimsicaltaleendedwithherre-marryingherformerhusband,playedbyCrosby.Thefilmwaswellreceived.Italsoturnedouttobeherfinalactingperformance.GracelatermetandmarriedPrinceRainierofMonaco.Bybecomingaprincess,shegaveuphercareer.Fortherestofherlife,shewastoIn1951,sheappearedinherfremaininthenewswithhermarriageandherthreechildren.On

September14th,1982,Gracewaskilledinanautomobileaccidentinheradoptivehomecountry.

Shewasjust52yearsold.SophiaLoren

SophiaLorenwasbornonSeptember20th,1934.Tomanyshe’sbestremembered

asthe

voluptuous,jet-hairedsirenofmany1960sItaliansexcomedies,butthisinternationalstarisa

talentedactressaswell(thefirstperformertowinanOscar

foraperformancegivenentirelyinaforeignlanguage,asawomanrapedbytwosoldiersin1961’sTwoWomen).AsanestablishedItalianstarwhosefilmsgotplaydatesintheUS,LorenattractedtheattentionofAmericanproducers,whousedherinHollywood-financedproductionsshotabroad,includingBoyonaDolphin,LegendoftheLostandThePrideandthePassion(all1957),allofremaininthenewswithhermawhichteamedherwithmajorstars.

Lorenworkedsporadicallyinthe1970s,mostnotablyinMortadella(alsoknownasLady

Liberty),TheUnfortunateManofLaMancha(both1972),TheCassandraCrossing(1977),Brass

Target(1978),andFirepower(1979).Amidthesemostlyforgettableproductions,ASpecialDay

(1977)easilystoodoutasaseriousfilmdirectedbyEttoreScola.LorenhassincemovedtotheUS

andstarredinahandfulofTVmoviesandminiseries,includingAurora(1984),Courage(1986),

MarioPuzo’sTheFortunatePilgrim(1988),andanItaliantelevisionremakeofTwoWomen(1989).

Havingwrittenanautobiography,“Sophia:LivingandLoving,”in

1979,shestarredinatelevision

adaptation,SophiaLoren:HerOwnStorythe

followingyear.SheteamedupwithMastroianniagain

forRobertAltman’sReadytoWear/Pràt-ê-Porterwhichteamedherwithmajorst(1994).In1991shereceivedasecond,special

AcademyAwardforthewholeofherdistinguishedcareer.

Today,SophiaLorenisconsideredoneofthebest-loved,mostphenomenalactressesin

history.Duringacareerspanningmorethan50years,Sophiahasamassed100filmstohercredit.

ShereceivedanHonoraryOscarforLifetime

Achievementin1990,andin1999Peoplemagazine

calledSophia“oneofthe

world’smoststunningandageresistantwomen.”NatalieWood

NatalieWoodwasbornonJuly20th,1938inSanFrancisco,California.Herparentswere

RussianémigréswhohardlyspokeanycomprehensibleEnglish,buttheychangedthefamilyname

toGurdinafterbecomingUScitizens.Whenshewasjust

fouryearsold,Natalieappearedinher

firstfilmcalledHappyLand(1943).(1994).In1991shereceivedaThreeyearslaterin1946,Natalieappearedinhersecondfilm

entitledTomorrowIsForever(1946).Shewasonlysevenatthetime,andflunkedherfirstscreen

testfortherole.Forachildactress,Nataliestayedverybusyappearinginnolessthan18films

inthelate1940sandearly1950s.Whenshewas17,Natalieappearedin1955’sRebelWithout

aCause(1955).TheresultwasherfirstAcademyAwardnominationandadefiningmomentin

herdevelopmentasan

adultactress.

SheappearedinSplendorintheGrass(1961),WestSideStory

(1961),Gypsy(1962),

andLovewiththeProperStranger(1963).WhileNataliewasreportedtobe

unhappymakingWestSideStory,thefilmdidwinOscarsforBestPicture,Best

Direction,Best

SupportingActor,andBestSupportingActress.Inshort,thefilm

wasasmashhit.AlthoughThreeyearslaterin1946,Natshe

wasn’tnominatedforanAcademyAwardinthatone,Nataliedidreceivenominationsforherroles

inSplendorintheGrass(1961)

andLovewiththeProperStranger(1963).Unfortunately,shewon

neither.She

madeafewtelevisionappearances,butnothingof

substancewiththeexceptionof

theTVmini-seriesFromHeretoEternity.AftermakingTheLastMarriedCouplein

America(1980),

NataliebeganworkonBrainstorm(1983)in1981withChristopher

Walken.Shedidnotlivetosee

itreleased.OnNovember29,1981,Nataliewas

sailingontheyachtshesharedwithherhusband,

RobertWagner,andtheirfriend

Walken,whenNataliedrownedwhiletryingtoboardthedinghytiedupalongsidetheyacht.Shewas43yearsold.Nataliehadmade56filmsforTVandthesilverscreenandit’shardtosaywhatshecouldhaveshewasn’tnominatedforanAcdonewhilemakinghercomeback.Brainstormwasfinallyreleasedin1983.BarbraStreisandBarbraStreisandwasbornonApril24th,1942inBrooklyn,NewYork,USA.Barbraisanactress,director,producerandwriter.AmongsthermanyfilmsareHello,Dolly!(1969),AStarIsBorn(1976),Yentl(1983)andTheMirrorHasTwoFaces(1996).Asachild,sheattendedtheJewishschoolinBrooklyn,NewYork.BarbraisagoodfriendwiththefellowJewishsinger/songwriter,NeilDiamondandduetedwithhimonthesmashhitsong,YouDon’tBringMeFlowers.Theybothattendedthesamehighschoolandsangtogetherintheschoolchoir.Barbrahasoneson,JasonGouldwithexhusband,fellowJewishactorElliottGould.SheisdonewhilemakinghercomebacknowmarriedtoactorJamesBrolin.BarbrahaswonmanyawardsincludingtwoOscars,fiveEmmys,eightGoldenGlobes,threePeople’sChoiceAwards,twoWomeninFilmCrystalAwardsandtwoASCAPFilmandTelevisionMusicAwards.BarbrahasalsoreceivedanAmericanFilmInstituteawardandaCecilB.DeMilleAward.DianeKeaton

DianeKeatonwasbornonJanuary5th,1946inLosAngeles,California,USA.Shestudied

dramaatSantaAnaCollegebeforedroppingouttostudyattheNeighborhoodPlayhousein

NewYork.Afterappearinginsummerstockforseveralmonths,shegotherfirstmajorstage

roleintheBroadwayrockmusicalHair.In1970,WoodyAllencastherinhisBroadwayplay

PlayItAgain,Sam,nowmarriedtoactorJamesBro

which

hadasuccessfulrun.Itwasduringthistimethatshebecameinvolved

withAllenandappearedinanumberofhisfilms.ThefirstonewasPlayItAgain,Sam

(1972),

thescreenadaptationofthestageplay.ThatsameyearFrancisFord

CoppolacastherasKayin

theOscar-winningTheGodfather(1972)andshewas

onherwaytostardom.Shereprisedthat

roleinthefilm’sfirstsequel,The

Godfather:PartII(1974).ShethenappearedwithAllenagain

inSleeper(1973)and

LoveandDeath(1975).In1977shebrokeawayfromhercomedyimageto

appearinthechillingLookingforMr.Goodbar(1977),whichwonheraGoldenGlobenomination.

Itwasthesameyearthatsheappearedinwhatmanyregardasherbestperformance,inthetitle

roleofAnnieHall(1977),whichAllenwrote

specificallyforher(herreallastnameisHall,and

herwhichhadasuccessfulrun.InicknameisAnnie),andwhatanimpactshemade.ShewontheOscarandtheBritishAward

forBestActressand

AllenwontheDirectorsAwardfromtheDGA.Forherperformanceshe

receivednominationsfortheAcademyAwardandtheGoldenGlobe.Fortherestofthe1980sshe

appearedinfrequentlyinfilms,butwonnominationsinthreeofthem.

Tooffsetherlackofmovie

work,Dianebegandirecting.Shedirectedthe

documentaryHeaven(1987),aswellassomemusic

videos.Fortelevisionshe

directedanepisodeofthepopular,butstrange,TwinPeaks(1990).Inthe

1990sshebegantogetmorematureroles,thoughshereprisedtheroleofKayCorleoneinthe

thirdGodfatherepic,TheGodfather:PartIII(1990).SheappearedasthewifeofSteveMartininthehitFatheroftheBride(1991)andagaininFatherofnicknameisAnnie),andwhatatheBridePartII(1995).In1993sheonceagainteamedwithWoodyAlleninManhattanMurderMystery(1993),whichwaswellreceived.In1995shereceivedhighmarksforUnstrungHeroes(1995),herfirstmajorfeatureasadirector.UmaThurmanUmaKarunaThurmanwasborninBoston,MAonApril29th,1970.UmagrewupinAmherst,MAwhereherfatherworkedatAmherstCollege.Sheleftboardingschoolatjust15,alreadydeterminedtobecomeanactress.ShemovedtoNewYorktofollowherdream.Abreakthroughroleforthetall,blondeactresscamewhenshepayedCeciledeVolangesinDangerousLiaisons(1988).MoreattentioncamewiththeNC-17ratedHenry&June(1990),butitwasThurman’sroleintheQuentinTarantinoclassictheBridePartII(1995).In1PulpFiction(1994)thatearnedheranOscarnominationforBestSupportingActress.ThurmanalsowonaGoldenGlobeawardforherturninthemade-for-televisionfilmHystericalBlindness(2002)(TV),directedbyMiraNair.ThurmanreunitedwithPulpFiction(1994)dancepartnerTravoltafortheGetShorty(1995)sequelBeCool(2005)andlandedaroleinProducers:TheMovieMusical(2005)afterNicoleKidmanbackedoutoftheproject.NicoleKidmanElegantredheadNicoleKidman,knownasoneofHollywood’stopAustralianimports,wasactuallybornonJune20th,1967inHonolulu,HawaiitoAnthony(abiochemistandclinicalpsychologist)andJanelle(anursinginstructor)Kidman.YoungNicole’sfirstlovewasballet,but

sheeventuallytookupmimeandPulpFiction(1994)thatearnedramaaswell.Shebrokeintomoviesatage16,landingarole

intheAustralianholidayfavoriteBushChristmas(1983).Thatappearancetouchedoffaflurryof

filmandTVoffers,includingaleadinBMXBandits(1983)andaturnasaschoolgirl-turned

protester

intheminiseriesVietnam(1987)(forwhichshewonherfirstAustralianFilmInstitute

Award).WiththehelpofanAmericanagent,sheeventuallymadeherUSdebutoppositeSam

Neillintheat-seathrillerDeadCalm(1989).In1996,Kidmansteppedintoacorsettoworkwith

hercountrywomanandonetimeadmirer,JaneCampion,onthe

adaptationofHenryJames’s

ThePortraitofaLady(1996).Afewmonthslater,shetoreacrossthescreenasanuclearweapons

expertinThePeacemaker(1997),

adding“actionstar”toherprofessionalrepertoire.Familylife

hasalwaysbeenadramaaswell.ShebrokeintopriorityforKidman.Borntosocialactivists(Momwasafeminist,Dadalabor

advocate),Nicoleandherlittlesister,Antonia,discussedcurrenteventsaroundthe

dinnertable

andparticipatedintheirparents’campaignsbypassingout

pamphletsonstreetcorners.Whenher

motherwasdiagnosedwithbreastcancer,17-year-oldNicolestoppedworkingandtookamassage

coursesothatshecould

providephysicaltherapy(hermomeventuallybeatthecancer).She

andCruise

adoptedtwochildren:IsabellaJane(bornin1993)andConnorAntony(born

1995).

Despitetheirrock-solidimage,thecoupleannouncedinearly2001that

theywereseparatingdue

tocareerconflicts.priorityforKidman.BorntosTopicAQTask1QuestionsforcomprehensionDiscussthequestionsbelow.Whatarethecluesyoufindformatchingtheinformationandthepictures?2.Whatarethefactorsforadresstobecalled“gorgeous”,“fabulous”,and“glamorous”inyouropinion?TrytosupportyouropinionwithexamplesfromthetenHollywoodstars.TeachingsuggestionsHollywoodStarsTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQCONNEXTPRETopicAQTask1QuestionsforcTopicAQTask2

Focusedstudy:HowdoesDeemscomplimentthegirlsfortheirbeautyanddresses?WorkinsmallgroupstoselecttensentencesusedbyDeemstocomplimentthestarsfortheirbeautyandtastefordresses.Reporttotheclassandgivereasonsforyourselections.TopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTask2Focusedstudy:NormaShearer----------------------------------------------------------------------------------CarmenMiranda----------------------------------------------------------------------------------LorettaYoung----------------------------------------------------------------------------------GraceKelly----------------------------------------------------------------------------------NormaShearerSheseemssoathomehere,likeshewasloungingaroundinthisdressanddecided:“Oh,I’mfabulous.Idon’thavetochange.”CarmenMirandaSheworethesegaudythingsandbigplatformshoes,andhereshedoesn’tdisappoint…LorettaYoungLookatthisfabulousdress!It’ssoavant-gardeforthelate1940s.GraceKellyThatdressonherisastimelessanimageastheMonaLisa.

KEYSNormaShearer-----------------SophiaLoren----------------------------------------------------------------------------------NatalieWood----------------------------------------------------------------------------------BarbraStreisand----------------------------------------------------------------------------------DianeKeaton----------------------------------------------------------------------------------SophiaLorenShe’sabigsurprise.Andthosefeatures—divine!…Feathersaredeliberatelysillythings,butshepullsitoff.TalkaboutEuropeanconfidence.NatalieWoodNatalieWoodisunique.Itmakesmefeellonely…butthisisher.BarbraStreisandAnditbreaksmyheart,because,oh,sheisgorgeous.Shereallyis!DianeKeatonDianeKeatonsettingtheworldonfire…Sheprofoundlychangedthewaypeopledressed…andthehair?Itwasexcitingandnew.KEYSSophiaLoren------------------UmaThurman----------------------------------------------------------------------------------NicoleKidman----------------------------------------------------------------------------------UmaThurmanSheisahistoricalbeauty,right?Andlookatwhatshe’swearing:adressthatonlyabeautifulwomancouldpulloff.NicoleKidmanNicoleKidmaninthisdressisearth-shattering—aharbinger.KEYSUmaThurman-------------------TopicAQTask3

Focusedstudy:SearchforfunctionsofthesentencesThefollowing19sentencesaremadebasedonthelanguagefeaturesfromthereadingmaterials.Studytheminsmallgroups,andputthemintoappropriategroupsforaspecificcommunicativefunctioninwritingreviewsforamovieortheperformanceoftheactor/actressinthemovie.TopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTask3Focusedstudy:TopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQSentencesusingtheexpressionsfromthe

readingmaterials1.ShewasthehousewifeinthemovieoppositeTomCruise.2.ShemadeherHollywooddebutwhenshewas16.3.Sheresurfacedattheageof25toplayaroleinaTVshow.4.Thenewmoviewaswellreceived.5.Shestarredinaseriesofmoviesfeaturingthewarinthe40s.6.Shelandedherfirstroleinthesilentmovieinthe1920s.7.ShereprisedtheroleofthehousewifeintheTVseries.8.Sheteamedwiththemajorbignamesinthenewmovie.Categoriestheymayfallinto?TeachingsuggestionsTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQSentencesusingtheexpressionsfromthe

readingmaterials9.ShemadeseveralfilmswithJohnClark.10.Shebrokeintomoviesinthe70s.11.SheplayedJaneoppositeEastwoodinthenovel-adaptedmovie.12.Shereturnedtothespotlightwhenshewas80yearsold.13.Thesongbecameasmashhituponitsrelease.14.Herperformanceinthemoviereceivedhighmarksinthemedia.15.ThemoviewonhertwoOscarnominations.Categoriestheymayfallinto?TopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQSentencesusingtheexpressionsfromthe

readingmaterials16.Heappearedinseveralmoviesdirectedbythewellknowndirector.17.ShenettedseveralawardsinEuropeanandBritishmoviefestivals.18.Hemadeseveralappearancesinthemovies.19.Thesemoviesbroughthertoprominenceintheworldofperformance.Categoriestheymayfallinto?KEYSTopicAQTopicAQTopicAQTopicCategoriestheymayfallintoTosaysomeonestartedhis/hercareerinacting…2.ShemadeherHollywooddebutwhenshewas16.6.Shelandedherfirstroleinthesilentmovieinthe1920s.10.Shebrokeintomoviesinthe1970s.Tosaysomeonereturnedtoplayagain3.Sheresurfacedattheageof25toplayaroleinaTVshow.12.Shereturnedtothespotlightwhenshewas80yearsold.7.ShereprisedtheroleofthehousewifeintheTVseries.CategoriestheymayfallintoTCategoriestheymayfallintoTosaysomeoneplaysa(leading)roleinamovie5.Shestarredinaseriesofmoviesfeaturingthewarinthe1940s.16.Heappearedinseveralmoviesdirectedbythewellknowndirecto