7 Iconic Mike Nichols Movie Scenes To Revisit

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Oscar-winning director Mike Nichols died Wednesday at the age of 83. The film, television and stage director was responsible for some of the most acclaimed movies released over the last 50 years, including "The Graduate," "The Birdcage," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and more. To remember the Hollywood icon, here are some of Nichols' most iconic scenes:

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Amazing list... never saw the movie this scene came from but as a fan of Natalie Portman SHAZAM!!!!

 

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20 Things You Must Know About the Films of Mike Nichols

1. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? was the first motion picture since since Cimarron in 1931 to be nominated for every eligible Academy Award category: Best Adapted Screenplay (Ernest Lehman), Best Director (Nichols), all the acting categories (Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, George Segal, Sandy Dennis), and Best Picture of the Year.

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10. On Heartburn, Nichols fired his male lead, Mandy Patinkin, after two days of shooting when he realized the actor had no chemistry with Streep. Jack Nicholson would replace Patinkin.:0corn