‘Sunset Boulevard’ Star Nancy Olson on Oscars 1951: “Gloria Swanson, Billy Wilder, the Picture — Everything Should Have Won” ...Middle East

Olson was just 22 and a newcomer to movies when she was nominated for the role of Betty, an aspiring screenwriter, in the Hollywood-skewering classic.

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