Norma Rae

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Sally Field did the film against Burt Reynolds' advice, and afterward ended their relationship.	D
The film was the first of three pictures that Field made with director Martin Ritt. The others were [...]	D
Many extras in the film were students from Auburn University, eight miles from Opelika, Alabama.	D
Norma Rae Webster was ranked as #15 in the hero category in "AFI's Heroes and Villains" list.	D
Sally Field's character Norma Rae sings along to Dolly Parton on the radio singing "It's All Wrong, [...]	D
During one scene where Norma Rae and Reuben discuss how and where to go further with their organizin [...]	D
When Sally Field won the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival for this movie, Field said t [...]	D
Ranked #16 on the American Film Institute's 100 Most Inspiring Movies of All Time (2006).	D
Director Martin Ritt first conceptualized this movie when he saw an article in The New York Times by [...]	D
Was released on the same day as Martin Ritt's 65th birthday and Harriet Frank Jr.'s 62nd birthday.	D
The same night Sally Field won an Academy Award for her leading performance in this film was the sam [...]	D
Sally Field's Best Actress Oscar winning performance was the only nominee in the category in a Best [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to not be nominated for Best Director.	D
Norma Rae's married name, Webster, means "weaver of cloth."	D
The former Leshner textile mill in Opelika, Alabama, where part of this movie was filmed, was damage [...]	D
The sound of the machines at the mill was problematic during filming because it made the dialogue ha [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
The final scene features Sally Field's character concluding from Reuben's goodbye, "Reuben, I think [...]	D
When Norma Rae struggles not to be put into the police car, Sally Field struggled so hard that she b [...]	D
Crystal Lee Sutton, the unionist who Norma Rae was based on, was not happy with this film, and felt [...]	D
The same 20th Century Fox studio would years later make another heavyweight union film, Hoffa - Sant [...]	D
Sally Field and Beau Bridges researched their roles by working in a factory.	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Original Song.	D
The film is based on a real-life union organizing campaign at J.P. Stevens Mill in Roanoke Rapids, N [...]	D
Director Martin Ritt once said of Crystal Lee Sutton, "I've known a lot of women in my life, most of [...]	D
The screenplay was written in six weeks.	D
According to her autobiography, Shirley MacLaine wanted the lead role.	D
According to a 1980 Washington Post article, Crystal Lee Sutton received no profits from the movie.	D
Crystal Lee Sutton died September 11, 2009, in Burlington, N.C. She was 68.	D
Marsha Mason, Jane Fonda, Faye Dunaway, and Jill Clayburgh all passed on the title role. Raquel Welc [...]	D
Martin Ritt: as a disgruntled factory worker.	D

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