When the New York Film Critics meet at the end of each December to vote their awards for the year's outstanding people and products, the event often foretells the story of Hollywood's Oscar ceremonies in the spring. The New York critics' choices for 1964 made it clear that My Fair Lady may well sweep the scene on Oscar Day.
My Fair Lady won two of the top three honors. It was named the picture of the year, and its star, Rex Harrison, the best actor. Others in the field were spread. Kim Stanley easily won the best-actress award for her...
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