1984 Golden Raspberry Awards

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The 5th Golden Raspberry Awards were held on March 24, 1985 at Vine Street Elementary School, California to recognize the worst the movie industry had to offer in 1984. The complete list of nominees follows, with the recipients marked in bold.

Contents 1 Worst Picture 2 Worst Actor 3 Worst Actress 4 Worst Supporting Actor 5 Worst Supporting Actress 6 Worst Director 7 Worst Screenplay 8 Worst "Original" Song 9 Worst Musical Score 10 Worst New Star 11 Worst Career Achievement Award 12 See also 13 External links

[edit] Worst Picture

Bolero (Cannon Films), produced by Bo Derek

• Cannonball Run II (Warner Bros.), produced by Albert Ruddy
• Rhinestone (20th Century Fox), produced by Marvin Worth and Howard Smith
• Sheena (Columbia), produced by Paul Aratow
• Where The Boys Are '84 (TriStar), produced by Allan Carr

[edit] Worst Actor

Sylvester Stallone in Rhinestone

• Lorenzo Lamas in Body Rock
• Jerry Lewis in Slapstick (Of Another Kind)
• Peter O'Toole in Supergirl
• Burt Reynolds in Cannonball Run II and City Heat

[edit] Worst Actress

Bo Derek in Bolero

• Faye Dunaway in Supergirl
• Shirley MacLaine in Cannonball Run II
• Tanya Roberts in Sheena
• Brooke Shields in Sahara

[edit] Worst Supporting Actor

Brooke Shields (playing with a moustache) in Sahara

• Robby Benson in Harry and Son
• Sammy Davis, Jr. in Cannonball Run II
• George Kennedy in Bolero
• Ron Liebman in Rhinestone

[edit] Worst Supporting Actress

Lynn-Holly Johnson in Where The Boys Are '84

• Susan Anton in Cannonball Run II
• Olivia D'Abo in Bolero and Conan the Destroyer
• Marilu Henner in Cannonball Run II
• Diane Lane in The Cotton Club and Streets of Fire

[edit] Worst Director

John Derek for Bolero

• Bob Clark for Rhinestone
• Brian De Palma for Body Double
• John Guillerman for Sheena
• Hal Needham for Cannonball Run II

[edit] Worst Screenplay

Bolero, written by John Derek

• Cannonball Run II, screenplay by Harvey Miller, Hal Needham and Albert Ruddy
• Rhinestone, screenplay by Phil Alden Robinson and Sylvester Stallone, story by Phil Alden Robinson
• Sheena, screenplay by David Newman and Lorenzo Semple, Jr., story by David Newman and Leslie Stevens, based on the comic by S.M. Eiger and Will Eisner (uncredited)
• Where The Boys Are '84, screenplay by Stu Krieger and Jeff Burkhart, "suggested" by the novel by Glendon Swarthout

[edit] Worst "Original" Song

"Drinkenstein" from Rhinestone, words and music by Dolly Parton

• "Love Kills" from Metropolis (Giorgio Moroder re-edit), music and lyrics by Freddie Mercury and Giorgio Moroder
• "Sex Shooter" from Purple Rain, music and lyrics by Prince
• "Smooth Talker" from Body Rock, by David Sembello, Michael Sembello and Mark Hudson
• "Sweet Lovin' Friends" from Rhinestone, music and lyrics by Dolly Parton

[edit] Worst Musical Score

Bolero, music composed by Peter Bernstein, love scenes scored by Elmer Bernstein

• Giorgio Moroder for Metropolis (Moroder's re-edited version) and Thief of Hearts
• Rhinestone, original music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, music adapted and conducted by Mike Post
• Sheena, music by Richard Hartley
• Where The Boys Are '84, original music by Sylvester Levay, soundtrack produced by Dennis Pregnolato

[edit] Worst New Star

Olivia D'Abo in Bolero and Conan the Destroyer

• Michelle Johnson in Blame It on Rio
• Apollonia Kotero in Purple Rain
• Andrea Occipinti in Bolero
• Russell Todd in Where The Boys Are '84

[edit] Worst Career Achievement Award

Linda Blair - Razzie scream queen.

[edit] See also

• 57th Academy Awards

[edit] External links

• Official summary of awards
• Nomination and award listing at the Internet Movie Database

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