Movie City News» MCN Curated Headlines: “It used to be different, of course. Before Michael Moore, there was Marlon Brando, who in solidarity with the showdown of armed activists of the American Indian Movement with federal marshals after they seized the town of Wounded Knee, sent a Native American woman named Sasheen Littlefeather to accept the best actor award on his behalf. And then there was 1975, the most bizarrely political Oscar night of all.”

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"It used to be different, of course. Before Michael Moore, there was Marlon Brando, who in solidarity with the showdown of armed activists of the American Indian Movement with federal marshals after they seized the town of Wounded Knee, sent a Native American woman named Sasheen Littlefeather to accept the best actor award on his behalf. And then there was 1975, the most bizarrely political Oscar night of all." Feb 25th 2013, 21:37 “It used to be different, of course. Before Michael Moore, there was Marlon Brando, who in solidarity with the showdown of armed activists of the American Indian Movement with federal marshals after they seized the town of Wounded Knee, sent a Native American woman named Sasheen Littlefeather to accept the best actor award on his behalf. And then there was 1975, the most bizarrely political Oscar night of all.”

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