Celebrity Sleuth Vol. 6 # 8 Magazine

PUSHING THE ENVELOPE AGAIN!
4 Jane ALEXANDER
6 Julie ANDREWS
8 ANN-MARGRET
10 Marie-Christine BARRAULT
12 Kathy BATES
14 Annette BENING
16 Ingrid BERGMAN
18 Linda BLAIR
20 Lorraine BRACCO
22 Catherine BURNS
24 Ellen BURSTYN
26 Diahann CARROLL
28 CHER
30 Diane CILENTO
32 Geena DAVIS
34 Faye DUNAWAY
36 Jodie FOSTER
38 Gloria GRAHAME
40 Katherine HEPBURN
42 Carolyn JONES
44 Sally KIRKLAND
46 Christine LAHTI
48 Juliette LEWIS
50 Shirley MacLAINE
52 MADONNA
56 Bette MIDLER
58 Mary Tyler MOORE
60 Kate NELLIGAN
62 Irene PAPAS
64 Estelle PARSONS
66 Rachel ROBERTS
68 Mercedes RUEHL
70 Diana SANDS
72 Laura SAN GIACOMO
74 Susan SARANDON
76 Diana SCARWID
78 Talia SHIRE
80 Sissy SPACEK
82 Jan STERLING
84 Meryl STREEP
86 Barbra STREISAND
88 Janet SUZMAN
90 Emma THOMPSON
92 Ingrid THULIN
94 Debra WINGER
96 Susannah YORK
98 Back Issues Available

EDITORIAL
THE SLEUTHSAYER
"The Oscar nominations come out in 10 days," Parade observed earlier in 1993, and Dynasty dress designer Nolan Miller "was asked to be fashion consultant for this year's awards show on March 29. He declined—and so did other designers. Why? There's no wardrobe budget."
In these lean times, something's got to go—and it seems it's the Academy actresses' appareL Indeed, the coveted Oscar statue has been called "the perfect symbol for today's movies. He doesn't wear any clothes"—nor, it appears, do many of his female recipients.
Therefore, I am humbly honored to present this fourth tribute to "The Anatomy Awards"—continuing to expand from 28 "winners" in the initial installment to 39 in the second, 42 in the third, and now 46 in this edition. That makes a gland total of 155 Best Actress and Supporting Actress Oscar nominees uncovered so far—an unprecedented "Lifetime Achievement," especially when you consider that only five women are nominated in the category each year land many on multiple occasions).
In fact, seven of this year's ten female acting nominees have been uncovered by Sleuth! So, while you'll not find A FEW GOOD MEN inside, you'll definitely detect the SCENT OF A WOMAN...so I trust there'll be NO CRYING GAME and I won't be UNFORGIVEN. After all, while you won't glimpse HOWARD'S END, you will see Emma Thompson's!
Naturally, I wish to thank all the little—and not so little—people who've made this all possible. And I can't help recalling the most "erotic" acceptance speech in recent mammary, director Bernardo (Last Tango and Last Emperor) Bertolucci's 1987 remark: "If New York is the Big Apple; then to me, Hollywood tonight is the Big Nipple." Asked later what he meant, Bertolucci compounded his slip of the tongue: "I wanted to say that I was overwhelmed by this gratification, which poured forth like milk. I was enjoying this vision of so many generous breasts. I was thinking that nine nominations, in a sense," he concluded, "was a big suck for me." We hope you'll relish drinking it all in...
Alas, like every Oscar night affair, we seem to have gone on too long wish!). So, in closing, let's all try to remember the recent Academy acceptance advice offered by Paul (Crocodile Dundee) Hogan: "Be gracious, be grateful...and get off."
Let Us Go Fourth,