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Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 104 of awards chatter, the

Hollywood Reporters Awards Podcast. I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my

guest today is Sally Field one of the most popular and revered

actresses of our time who was kind enough to have me over to her home in Pacific Palisades

for a long and wide-ranging conversation. The 70 year old two-time Oscar winner and

three-time Emmy winner who started in the business when she was just 17 has one of

the most eclectic resumes on record. She became a huge star through two TV sitcoms she made when she

was still a teen. Gidget, in which she plays a peppy surfer girl, and then the

flying none in which she plays, well you get get it. Then, following a massively acclaimed

Emmy-winning performance in one of TV's first miniseries, Sybil, in which she plays a

young woman with multiple personalities, Field made what was considered an almost impossible jump from TV

stardom to film stardom, and within a six-year span won the best actress Oscar twice.

The first win came for Norma Ray in which she plays a southern textile mill worker who finds a social consciousness,

and the second for places in the heart in which she plays a farmer's widow.

In between Field also was the female lead in a string of blockbusters with Bert Reynolds including Smoky in the Bandit

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