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Mary Steenburgen, as Melvin Dummar's kooky first wife in “Melvin and Howard,” was best supporting actress, and the movie also won a best original screenplay Oscar for Bo Gold man. A fourth Oscar for “Ordinary People" went to Alvin Sargent for his screenplay adaptation. DeNiro’s victory gives him and Jack Lemmon the distinc tion of being the only men to collect both actor and support ing actor Oscars. He won the supporting award for “The Godfather, Part II” in 1974. The supporting performer awards went to a pair of young first-time nominees. Both proved popular choices with the Music Center audience and both responded with youthful enthusiasm. Hutton, son of the late actor Jim Hutton, contributed a sen timental note when he closed his speech by saying: “Finally, I’d like to thank my father. I wish he was here.” The young man paid tribute to Redford and added, “I love ya." Miss Steenburgen, born in Newport, Ark., where her father was a railroad conductor, told the audience: “I’m gonna have to think up something new to dream about.” The most emotional moment of the evening came when Redford introduced Henry Fon da for a special award. The audience rose in tribute as Fon da walked slowly onto the stage, using a cane and looking all of his 75 years. The old Fonda vigor was in his voice, however, as he marveled about having been in films for 46 years. He added: “It’s been a very rewarding 46 years, and this has got to be the climax.” The award for original score went to Michael Gore, who also was the winner for best original song, for the title tune for "Fame," for which Dean Pitch ford wrote the lyrics. The best foreign-language film was the Soviet “Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears." “The Empire Strikes Back,” biggest moneymaker of 1980, managed to collect two Oscars: for sound and a special award for visual effects. 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