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hobbo49 | 15:15 Mon 11th May 2020 | Arts & Literature
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Who had all the 6 films they appeared in nominated for Oscars for best film
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John Cazale. Died of cancer in 1978. His film resumé was The Godfather 1&2, The Conversation, Dog Day Afternoon and The Deer Hunter. He also appeared, posthumously, in Godfather 3.
15:30 Mon 11th May 2020
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D-D-L
15:17 Mon 11th May 2020
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DDl has starred in many more than 6 films. I think we're meant to be looking for someone who starred in just 6.
15:30 Mon 11th May 2020
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John Cazale.

Died of cancer in 1978. His film resumé was The Godfather 1&2, The Conversation, Dog Day Afternoon and The Deer Hunter. He also appeared, posthumously, in Godfather 3.
15:30 Mon 11th May 2020
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Lassie?
15:30 Mon 11th May 2020
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Mozz for BA
Cazale also appeared in The /American Way in 1972 but ads that wasn't a full length feature film, it doesn't count.
15:34 Mon 11th May 2020
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Who's D-D-L?
15:37 Mon 11th May 2020
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Daniel Day-Lewis
15:39 Mon 11th May 2020
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Good answer Mozz. I did think DDL was too easy.
15:40 Mon 11th May 2020
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Thanks,Mamya.
15:41 Mon 11th May 2020
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I'll be honest, I've seen it as a quiz question in the past, but as 5, with Godfather 3 not included (I'm guessing it was archive footage from the previous two films).

All my pop culture geekery finally pays dividends!
15:46 Mon 11th May 2020
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Yeah, Daniel Day Lewis has been in way more than six movies, although he has had six Oscar nominations.
15:48 Mon 11th May 2020

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