I thought it ws the Writting and Directiing that also made he Movie as well as the Supporting Cast. She was great in the Role. I asked in an earleir comment if she received or was nominated for the Acadamy Award for her role in Rosemary's Baby. Do you know the answer to my question- Steph?

@@HoldenNY22 If I'm not wrong she was nominated but didn't won, from this film the only person to win an Oscar was the actress that plays Minnie, the neighbor, she won best supporting actress

@@anaseymour4556 - I think that was Ruth Gordon.

@@HoldenNY22 Yes, I forgot her name for a sec, thank u

That's the theme from Rosemary's Baby.

It's Mia herself. Whisper singing the theme in the beginning and end of the movie 😊

Nominated, yes. Lost to Katharine Hepburn ("The Lion In Winter.") ETA: My mistake, Mia was not nominated. See my subsequent post, below.

@@perpietait’s kind of hard to beat out “Kate” for an Academy Award 🙌

​@@perpieta Halfway true - it was tie with Streisand in Funny Girl

@@smurf902 How could I forget about Babs, lol? Kate had won the Oscar solo the previous year, then won again the next year tied with Streisand, as you said, smurf. I must apologize--I checked since I wrote my post last year and saw that I was mistaken--believe it or not, Mia was NOT Oscar-nominated for her Rosemary Baby's performance! 😫 It was a crowded Best Actress field that year: besides Hepburn and Streisand, the other Best Actress nominees that year were Joanne Woodward, Vanessa Redgrave and Patricia Neal. Fwiw Ruth Gordon won Best Supporting Actress for Rosemary's Baby.

Mia Farrow actually sang the theme as well.

@@ethomas1995 its a classical music piece, i cannot put my finger on it.

Bigger movie. Academy award.

She was bigger than Frank for about 3-4 years. Frank peaked in the 1940s. Fact.

@@rufuspipemos .. frank peaked? Ok brother, whatever

That’s Robert Evans hamming up the story. Sheesh Sinatra defender

Frank had not one hit record in 1968; he was doing cringe cover versions of "Little Green Apples" and such. His movies by then were all corny flops. But Mia was America's Sweetheart; she had been BELOVED as Alison in Peyton Place before jealous old Sinatra badgered her into quitting the show.