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Paul Scofield
(as Mark Van Doren)
Elizabeth Wilson
(as Dorothy Van Doren)
Paul Guilfoyle
(as Lishman)
Carole Shelley
(as Cornwall Aunt)
Quiz Show Overview:
Quiz Show (1994) was a - Film directed by Robert Redford and produced by Richard Dreyfuss, Julian Krainin, Richard N. Goodwin, Michael Jacobs and Judith James.
Academy Awards 1994 --- Ceremony Number 68 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Supporting Actor | Paul Scofield | Nominated |
| Best Director | Robert Redford | Nominated |
| Best Picture | Robert Redford, Michael Jacobs, Julian Krainin and Michael Nozik, Producers | Nominated |
| Best Writing | Paul Attanasio | Nominated |
Quiz Show BlogHub Articles:
Encore Podcast: The Quiz Show Scandals -- "The $64,000 Question"
During the summer of 1955, a new TV show kept people in front of their sets on hot Tuesday nights. “The $64,000 Question” was a big-money quiz show that made its contestants instant celebrities and the show even displaced “I Love Lucy” as the nation’s top TV program. Wh... Read full article
Encore Podcast: The Quiz Show Scandals -- "The $64,000 Question"
During the summer of 1955, a new TV show kept people in front of their sets on hot Tuesday nights. “The $64,000 Question” was a big-money quiz show that made its contestants instant celebrities and the show even displaced “I Love Lucy” as the nation’s top TV program. Wh... Read full article
Encore Podcast: The Quiz Show Scandals - "The $64,000 Question"
During the summer of 1955, a new TV show kept people in front of their sets on hot Tuesday nights. “The $64,000 Question” was a big-money quiz show that made its contestants instant celebrities and the show even displaced “I Love Lucy” as the nation’s top TV program. Wh... Read full article
Encore Podcast: The Quiz Show Scandals - "The $64,000 Question"
During the summer of 1955, a new TV show kept people in front of their sets on hot Tuesday nights. “The $64,000 Question” was a big-money quiz show that made its contestants instant celebrities and the show even displaced “I Love Lucy” as the nation’s top TV program. Wh... Read full article
The Quiz Show Scandals: "Twenty-One"
We end our two-part look at the quiz show scandals with the most infamous example of all -- the NBC program "Twenty-One." Contestants on the show were deliberately given answers to questions, directed to lose games and were even coached on how, for maximum dramatic effect, to hesitate when answering... Read full article
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