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<blockquote data-quote="TaranofPrydain" data-source="post: 334364" data-attributes="member: 51150">Its ironic that at the height of the first feminist movement how few legitimate female stars there were in the 70s. Dunaway and Barbra Streisand were the only two who were consistently stars through the whole decade; Fonda barely worked from 1972 to 1977, Redgrave took too many smaller character parts, Glenda Jackson kind of petered out over halfway through, Mia Farrow got lost in the shuffle, I guess you could make a claim for Ellen Burstyn or Diane Keaton (even if she was mostly tied to Woody Allen and Godfather films at the time). Marsha mason had that run of successful films written by her husband late in the decade.Faye did indeed win the Emmy for best guest appearance , beating out Bonnie Bedilia and Laura Dern on Fallen Angels, Stockard Channing on Road to Avonlea, Penny Fuller on NYPD Blue,&nbsp; and Marlee Matlin on Picket Fences (which was a fantastic guest turn, and likely the second place finisher).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TaranofPrydain, post: 334364, member: 51150"] Its ironic that at the height of the first feminist movement how few legitimate female stars there were in the 70s. Dunaway and Barbra Streisand were the only two who were consistently stars through the whole decade; Fonda barely worked from 1972 to 1977, Redgrave took too many smaller character parts, Glenda Jackson kind of petered out over halfway through, Mia Farrow got lost in the shuffle, I guess you could make a claim for Ellen Burstyn or Diane Keaton (even if she was mostly tied to Woody Allen and Godfather films at the time). Marsha mason had that run of successful films written by her husband late in the decade. Faye did indeed win the Emmy for best guest appearance , beating out Bonnie Bedilia and Laura Dern on Fallen Angels, Stockard Channing on Road to Avonlea, Penny Fuller on NYPD Blue, and Marlee Matlin on Picket Fences (which was a fantastic guest turn, and likely the second place finisher). [/QUOTE]

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