Several past Academy Award nominees and winners were not included in the tribute. Many of those excluded were nominated writers: Irving Brecher – 1944 Writing (Screenplay) – "Meet Me in St. Louis", Malvin Wald – 1948 Writing (Motion Picture Story) – "The Naked City", Oscar Brodney – 1954 Writing (Story and Screenplay) – "The Glenn Miller Story", Fred Haines – 1967 Writing (Screenplay based on material from another medium) – "Ulysses", Donald E. Westlake – 1990 Writing (Screenplay based on material from another medium) – "The Grifters". David Lee, a one-time winner for Sound in 2002 "Chicago", was omitted. Two-time Music (Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation) nominee, Angela Morley, for 1974 – "The Little Prince" and 1977 – "The Slipper and the Rose--The Story of Cinderella" and two-time Documentary (Feature) nominee, Alex Grasshoff, for 1966 – "The Really Big Family" and 1973 – "Journey to the Outer Limits" were not included. Two Scientific or Technical Award (Class II) winners were omitted: Edward Efron – 1972 and James L. Wassell – 1962. Several other past one-time nominees were omitted: Howard G. Minsky – 1970 Best Picture – "Love Story", J.C. Melendez – 1970 Music (Original Song Score) – "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", Jonathan Bates – 1982 Sound – "Gandhi", Edmund F. Penney – 1973 Documentary (Feature) – "Walls of Fire", Maury Winetrobe – 1968 Film Editing – "Funny Girl"