"Get Out Your Handkerchiefs" Wins Foreign Language Film: 1979 Oscars 

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@@leighbushard3002 me three...

He was russian not gypsy .her mother was but doe'snt concern him.we children follow always fathers

And Russia will never be nominated anymore

Same. Disappointing

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A little surprise you should mention that.....he was also in the boat when she passed away, but has ademantly refused to speak of that event publicly.

Humanity is doomed i

She was a Russian in origin after all...and so was Yul (.......partially at least).....

Natalie spoke, but with a big accent.

Бринне'р. Они франкофонные швейцарцы, не так ли? Да, времена, когда люди из таких стран, как Швейцария эмигрировали в Россию. Со второй половины 17 века европейцы искали работу, безопасность и благополучие в России. Но в 1903 в Великобритании, в Лондоне, для войны с Россией создали будущую КПСС - и Россия почти исчезла с лица Земли. Слава Богу, что в 1991 Россия вновь вернулась, хоть и после десятилетий этноцида.

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Agreed. Two of the titles particularly sounded out of place("Hungarians" & "Viva Italia"). I wondered if the Foreign Language film committee back then enjoyed viewing the films in contention.

Indeed.

@@lmnll2742 They were both Russian his father and mother. Natalie was half Russian half Ukranian..That means Russian.

@@guyjonson6364 You're wrong about Brynner. Russian is the 10th language he learned (in Paris with Russian actors). It was not his culture. He was Swiss/Mongolian/Romani.

@@lmnll2742 Nooo. You are wrong . He was born in Vladivostok. A very Russian city by the Pacific. His father was of Russian and Swiss descent. His mother Russian.. This makes Yul Russian

@@guyjonson6364 No, her mother was from Romania, not Russia. He was just born in Russia and they moved very fast from there, that's why he didn't speak russian. He was speaking Romani with his mother, it's his first language. Russian is only the 10th language he has learned, when he was adult.

Definitely!!! I would have picked "The Glass Cell", a fine psychological drama. "White Bim, Black Ear" is a cute film, but certainly not Oscar material. "Viva Italia" is a stupid, routine comedy - several lame and very unfunny episodes. I haven't seen "Hungarians". And they ended up choosing a film that would never get made nowadays, much less win awards, a typically bizarre Blier trifle celebrating pedophilia!!!

None particularly memorable.

I am writing through a translator, so maybe I have a little incoherent, I apologize. Not the most successful film Blie, it is not clear why he was even nominated. I would put forward the "La Cage aux Folles" from France, which was released the same year, even though it is a mass film for a wide audience, and as is usually the case, in this category countries prefer to make author films. In 1978 another film was released, worthy of an award - "The Tree of Wooden Clogs" by Ermanno Olmi, but Italy put forward another film. In my opinion, these 2 films are much more worthy of this award this year.

Get Out Your Handkerchief is a Very Good Film

@@koln1996 Americans could have asked him to change the end...as they did to is first movie Les Valseuses when originally the 2 characters die in the end! Blier is very him, you like or hate, not bizarre, it's his style. And yes, the end is immoral...are we better now? not yet i'm scared to write.

I am a gypsy 2 LOL I love Yul Brynner❤🎉