Oscars Nominees list
Caro
By The Associated Press
Complete list of 73rd annual Oscar nominations announced Tuesday in Beverly
Hills, Calif., by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:
1. Best Picture: ''Chocolat,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Erin
Brockovich,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic.''
2. Actor: Javier Bardem, ''Before Night Falls''; Russell Crowe,
''Gladiator''; Tom Hanks, ''Cast Away''; Ed Harris, ''Pollock''; Geoffrey
Rush, ''Quills.''
3. Actress: Joan Allen, ''The Contender''; Juliette Binoche, ''Chocolat'';
Ellen Burstyn, ''Requiem for a Dream''; Laura Linney, ''You Can Count On
Me''; Julia Roberts, ''Erin Brockovich.''
4. Supporting Actor: Jeff Bridges, ''The Contender''; Willem Dafoe, ''Shadow
of the Vampire''; Benicio Del Toro, ''Traffic''; Albert Finney, ''Erin
Brockovich''; Joaquin Phoenix, ''Gladiator.''
5. Supporting Actress: Judi Dench, ''Chocolat''; Marcia Gay Harden,
''Pollock''; Kate Hudson, ''Almost Famous''; Frances McDormand, ''Almost
Famous''; Julie Walters, ''Billy Elliot.''
6. Director: Stephen Daldry, ''Billy Elliot''; Ang Lee, ''Crouching Tiger,
Hidden Dragon''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Erin Brockovich''; Ridley Scott,
''Gladiator''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Traffic.''
7. Foreign Film: ''Amores Perros,'' Mexico; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon,'' Taiwan; ''Divided We Fall,'' Czech Republic; ''Everybody Famous,''
Belgium; ''The Taste of Others,'' France.
8. Screenplay (written based on material previously produced or published):
Robert Nelson Jacobs, ''Chocolat''; Wang Hui Ling and James Schamus and Tsai
Kuo Jung, ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''; Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, ''O
Brother, Where Art Thou?''; Stephen Gaghan, ''Traffic''; Steve Kloves,
''Wonder Boys.''
9. Screenplay (written directly for the screen): Cameron Crowe, ''Almost
Famous''; Lee Hall, ''Billy Elliot''; Susannah Grant, ''Erin Brockovich'';
David Franzoni and John Logan and William Nicholson, ''Gladiator''; Kenneth
Lonergan, ''You Can Count On Me.''
10. Art Direction: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the
Grinch Stole Christmas,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Quills,'' ''Vatel.''
11. Cinematography: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Gladiator,''
''Malena,'' ''O Brother, Where Art Thou?,'' ''The Patriot.''
12. Sound: ''Cast Away,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''The Patriot,'' ''The Perfect
Storm,'' ''U-571.''
13. Sound Editing: ''Space Cowboys,'' ''U-571. ''
14. Original Score: ''Chocolat,'' Rachel Portman; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon,'' Tan Dun; ''Gladiator,'' Hans Zimmer; ''Malena,'' Ennio Morricone;
''The Patriot,'' John Williams.
15. Original Song: ''A Fool In Love'' from ''Meet The Parents,'' Randy
Newman; ''I've Seen It All'' from ''Dancer in the Dark,'' Bjork, Lars von
Trier and Sjon Sigurdsson; ''A Love Before Time'' from ''Crouching Tiger,
Hidden Dragon,'' Jorge Calandrelli, Tan Dun and James Schamus; ''My Funny
Friend and Me'' from ''The Emperor's New Groove,'' Sting and David Hartley;
''Things Have Changed'' from ''Wonder Boys,'' Bob Dylan.
16. Costume: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch
Stole Christmas,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''102 Dalmatians,'' ''Quills.''
17. Documentary Feature: ''Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the
Kindertransport,'' ''Legacy,'' ''Long Night's Journey Into Day,''
''Scottsboro: An American Tragedy,'' ''Sound and Fury.''
18. Documentary (short subject): ''Big Mama,'' ''Curtain Call,'' ''Dolphins,
'' ''The Man on Lincoln's Nose, '' ''On Tiptoe: Gentle Steps to Freedom.''
19. Film Editing: ''Almost Famous,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,''
''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic,'' ''Wonder Boys.''
20. Makeup: ''The Cell,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas,''
''Shadow of the Vampire.''
21. Animated Short Film: ''Father and Daughter,'' ''The Periwig-Maker,''
''Rejected.''
22. Live Action Short Film: ''By Courier,'' ''One Day Crossing,'' ''Quiero
Ser (I want to be),'' ''Seraglio,'' ''A Soccer Story (Una Historia de
Futebol).''
23. Visual Effects: ''Gladiator,'' ''Hollow Man,'' ''The Perfect Storm.''
Academy Award winners previously announced this year:
Gordon E. Sawyer award (Oscar statuette): Irwin W. Young
Irving G. Thalberg memorial award (Thalberg bust): Dino De Laurentiis
~ Caro Eta.C...@worldnet.att.net
Any man who goes to a psychiatrist ought to have his head examined. (~Samuel
Goldwyn)
Grimfarrow
Caro wrote:
> Complete List of Academy Award Nods
> By The Associated Press
>
> Complete list of 73rd annual Oscar nominations announced Tuesday in Beverly
> Hills, Calif., by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:
Compared to my list,
>
> 1. Best Picture: ''Chocolat,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Erin
> Brockovich,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic.''
80% correct. (I HATE Chocolat!!!!)
> 2. Actor: Javier Bardem, ''Before Night Falls''; Russell Crowe,
> ''Gladiator''; Tom Hanks, ''Cast Away''; Ed Harris, ''Pollock''; Geoffrey
> Rush, ''Quills.''
80% (Michael Douglas lost?)
> 3. Actress: Joan Allen, ''The Contender''; Juliette Binoche, ''Chocolat'';
> Ellen Burstyn, ''Requiem for a Dream''; Laura Linney, ''You Can Count On
> Me''; Julia Roberts, ''Erin Brockovich.''
100% (well, gee, wasn't that easy?)
> 4. Supporting Actor: Jeff Bridges, ''The Contender''; Willem Dafoe, ''Shadow
> of the Vampire''; Benicio Del Toro, ''Traffic''; Albert Finney, ''Erin
> Brockovich''; Joaquin Phoenix, ''Gladiator.''
100%
> 5. Supporting Actress: Judi Dench, ''Chocolat''; Marcia Gay Harden,
> ''Pollock''; Kate Hudson, ''Almost Famous''; Frances McDormand, ''Almost
> Famous''; Julie Walters, ''Billy Elliot.''
80% - Pollock resurgence.
> 6. Director: Stephen Daldry, ''Billy Elliot''; Ang Lee, ''Crouching Tiger,
> Hidden Dragon''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Erin Brockovich''; Ridley Scott,
> ''Gladiator''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Traffic.''
80% - Daldry?
> 7. Foreign Film: ''Amores Perros,'' Mexico; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
> Dragon,'' Taiwan; ''Divided We Fall,'' Czech Republic; ''Everybody Famous,''
> Belgium; ''The Taste of Others,'' France.
40% - yikes! I should have known - Everybody Famous is going to be
released by Miramax. Sigh.
> 8. Screenplay (written based on material previously produced or published):
> Robert Nelson Jacobs, ''Chocolat''; Wang Hui Ling and James Schamus and Tsai
> Kuo Jung, ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''; Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, ''O
> Brother, Where Art Thou?''; Stephen Gaghan, ''Traffic''; Steve Kloves,
> ''Wonder Boys.''
80% - all the awards High Fidelity won for its screenplay didn't help
much...
> 9. Screenplay (written directly for the screen): Cameron Crowe, ''Almost
> Famous''; Lee Hall, ''Billy Elliot''; Susannah Grant, ''Erin Brockovich'';
> David Franzoni and John Logan and William Nicholson, ''Gladiator''; Kenneth
> Lonergan, ''You Can Count On Me.''
80% - but I guessed Gladiator may replace my fifth choice.
> 11. Cinematography: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Gladiator,''
> ''Malena,'' ''O Brother, Where Art Thou?,'' ''The Patriot.''
80% - Malena over The Cell?!?!?!?!
Oh yeah, it's Miramax.
> 14. Original Score: ''Chocolat,'' Rachel Portman; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
> Dragon,'' Tan Dun; ''Gladiator,'' Hans Zimmer; ''Malena,'' Ennio Morricone;
> ''The Patriot,'' John Williams.
60% - Didn't guess The Patriot or Miramax.
> 15. Original Song: ''A Fool In Love'' from ''Meet The Parents,'' Randy
> Newman; ''I've Seen It All'' from ''Dancer in the Dark,'' Bjork, Lars von
> Trier and Sjon Sigurdsson; ''A Love Before Time'' from ''Crouching Tiger,
> Hidden Dragon,'' Jorge Calandrelli, Tan Dun and James Schamus; ''My Funny
> Friend and Me'' from ''The Emperor's New Groove,'' Sting and David Hartley;
> ''Things Have Changed'' from ''Wonder Boys,'' Bob Dylan.
60% - Thank *GOD* Bjork was nominated instead of others like, ugh,
Garth Brooks.
> 17. Documentary Feature: ''Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the
> Kindertransport,'' ''Legacy,'' ''Long Night's Journey Into Day,''
> ''Scottsboro: An American Tragedy,'' ''Sound and Fury.''
40% - Heh. I guess Derek was wrong about only 1 being eligible.
My percentage of being correct - 73.8%.
At least I passed :p
Grimfarrow
Bee
great as well. WOW! Finally a year where I have seen almost every movie
nominated! (I haven't seen Chocolat) For me it is really tough to choose. I
will be happy for any of those 3 to win, but I do have a soft spot for CTHD.
I loved it. As for Erin Brockovich, in a way, it would be nice for it to
win, because pictures like that don't always get nominated, let alone win.
It is mostly these heavy period dramas and stuff, at least in past years.
This year is going to be pretty fun if you ask me.
--
www.trailergirl.net
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w_a_lang
Hello Caro <Eta.C...@worldnet.att.net>,
You wrote in your message:
>
> Limited List of Academy Award Nods
> By The Associated Press
>
My ''predictions'' of which Oscars Nominees list will win?!?
It maybe anyone's guess.
>
> Complete list of 73rd annual Oscar nominations announced Tuesday in
Beverly
> Hills, Calif., by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:
>
> 1. Best Picture: ''Chocolat,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Erin
> Brockovich,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic.''
>
Do you know that I never seen any of these "Best Picture" nominees?
>
> 2. Actor: Javier Bardem, ''Before Night Falls''; Russell Crowe,
> ''Gladiator''; Tom Hanks, ''Cast Away''; Ed Harris, ''Pollock''; Geoffrey
> Rush, ''Quills.''
>
I think that the battle will probably be between Crowe and Hanks.
>
> 3. Actress: Joan Allen, ''The Contender''; Juliette Binoche, ''Chocolat'';
> Ellen Burstyn, ''Requiem for a Dream''; Laura Linney, ''You Can Count On
> Me''; Julia Roberts, ''Erin Brockovich.''
>
I think that Juliette Binoche will get it because she is a European.
>
> 4. Supporting Actor: Jeff Bridges, ''The Contender''; Willem Dafoe,
''Shadow
> of the Vampire''; Benicio Del Toro, ''Traffic''; Albert Finney, ''Erin
> Brockovich''; Joaquin Phoenix, ''Gladiator.''
>
This will either go to Del Toro or Phoenix for the academy likes to see
characters that are at risk of death.
>
> 5. Supporting Actress: Judi Dench, ''Chocolat''; Marcia Gay Harden,
> ''Pollock''; Kate Hudson, ''Almost Famous''; Frances McDormand, ''Almost
> Famous''; Julie Walters, ''Billy Elliot.''
>
Probably Judi Dench since she is British in a European film.
>
> 6. Director: Stephen Daldry, ''Billy Elliot''; Ang Lee, ''Crouching Tiger,
> Hidden Dragon''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Erin Brockovich''; Ridley Scott,
> ''Gladiator''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Traffic.''
>
I think maybe Ridley Scott since Steven Soderbergh's votes are split.
>
> 7. Foreign Film: ''Amores Perros,'' Mexico; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
> Dragon,'' Taiwan; ''Divided We Fall,'' Czech Republic; ''Everybody
Famous,''
> Belgium; ''The Taste of Others,'' France.
>
I have no idea.
>
> 8. Screenplay (written based on material previously produced or
published):
> Robert Nelson Jacobs, ''Chocolat''; Wang Hui Ling and James Schamus and
Tsai
> Kuo Jung, ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''; Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, ''O
> Brother, Where Art Thou?''; Stephen Gaghan, ''Traffic''; Steve Kloves,
> ''Wonder Boys.''
>
I have absolutely no idea.
>
> 9. Screenplay (written directly for the screen): Cameron Crowe, ''Almost
> Famous''; Lee Hall, ''Billy Elliot''; Susannah Grant, ''Erin Brockovich'';
> David Franzoni and John Logan and William Nicholson, ''Gladiator'';
Kenneth
> Lonergan, ''You Can Count On Me.''
>
Since ''Gladiator'' was originally supposed to have been made way back in
1960, but it was dropped in favor of ''Spartacus'', I think that
''Gladiator'' will win this Oscar.
Wally
Jay-Dog :-)
>
> Complete List of Academy Award Nods
> By The Associated Press
>
> Complete list of 73rd annual Oscar nominations announced Tuesday in Beverly
> Hills, Calif., by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:
>
> 1. Best Picture: ''Chocolat,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Erin
> Brockovich,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic.''
Out of these I have only seen GLADIATOR, but I think it's strong enough
to stand a chance here.
>
> 2. Actor: Javier Bardem, ''Before Night Falls''; Russell Crowe,
> ''Gladiator''; Tom Hanks, ''Cast Away''; Ed Harris, ''Pollock''; Geoffrey
> Rush, ''Quills.''
Crowe and Hanks were both perfect in their roles - haven't seen the
others.
>
> 3. Actress: Joan Allen, ''The Contender''; Juliette Binoche, ''Chocolat'';
> Ellen Burstyn, ''Requiem for a Dream''; Laura Linney, ''You Can Count On
> Me''; Julia Roberts, ''Erin Brockovich.''
Only saw THE CONTENDER here, and I think it;s the kind of role that
Hollywood likes to reward.
>
> 4. Supporting Actor: Jeff Bridges, ''The Contender''; Willem Dafoe, ''Shadow
> of the Vampire''; Benicio Del Toro, ''Traffic''; Albert Finney, ''Erin
> Brockovich''; Joaquin Phoenix, ''Gladiator.''
Again, only saw CONTENDER and GLADIATOR... Bridges probably stands a
better chance than Phoenix because his role is more... human?
>
> 5. Supporting Actress: Judi Dench, ''Chocolat''; Marcia Gay Harden,
> ''Pollock''; Kate Hudson, ''Almost Famous''; Frances McDormand, ''Almost
> Famous''; Julie Walters, ''Billy Elliot.''
I'm not much of a movie snob here; I only saw ALMOST FAMOUS, and I think
Hudson and McDormand both have strong points in their performances, so I
won't try to guess who stands a better chance of winning.
>
> 6. Director: Stephen Daldry, ''Billy Elliot''; Ang Lee, ''Crouching Tiger,
> Hidden Dragon''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Erin Brockovich''; Ridley Scott,
> ''Gladiator''; Steven Soderbergh, ''Traffic.''
Only saw GLADIATOR in this category. Overall it's well done, but I
won't put it above TRAFFIC or CROUCHING TIGER, because those films were
also directed with a very "directed" look, or so I hear.
>
> 7. Foreign Film: ''Amores Perros,'' Mexico; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
> Dragon,'' Taiwan; ''Divided We Fall,'' Czech Republic; ''Everybody Famous,''
> Belgium; ''The Taste of Others,'' France.
Seen none of them. No comment.
>
> 8. Screenplay (written based on material previously produced or published):
> Robert Nelson Jacobs, ''Chocolat''; Wang Hui Ling and James Schamus and Tsai
> Kuo Jung, ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''; Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, ''O
> Brother, Where Art Thou?''; Stephen Gaghan, ''Traffic''; Steve Kloves,
> ''Wonder Boys.''
Seen none. No comment.
>
> 9. Screenplay (written directly for the screen): Cameron Crowe, ''Almost
> Famous''; Lee Hall, ''Billy Elliot''; Susannah Grant, ''Erin Brockovich'';
> David Franzoni and John Logan and William Nicholson, ''Gladiator''; Kenneth
> Lonergan, ''You Can Count On Me.''
ALMOST FAMOUS edges out GLADIATOR in this race.
>
> 10. Art Direction: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the
> Grinch Stole Christmas,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''Quills,'' ''Vatel.''
Only saw GLADIATOR. Can't rule out the others.
>
> 11. Cinematography: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Gladiator,''
> ''Malena,'' ''O Brother, Where Art Thou?,'' ''The Patriot.''
Saw GLADIATOR and THE PATRIOT in this category. PATRIOT seemed fairly
restrained for an epic film (unless you count the numerous SLO-MO shots)
and I think the Academy would go for GLADIATOR above PATRIOT.
>
> 12. Sound: ''Cast Away,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''The Patriot,'' ''The Perfect
> Storm,'' ''U-571.''
Seen all but PERFECT STORM. It's a tight race.
>
> 13. Sound Editing: ''Space Cowboys,'' ''U-571. ''
U-571 will kick the SPACE COWBOYS ass!
>
> 14. Original Score: ''Chocolat,'' Rachel Portman; ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden
> Dragon,'' Tan Dun; ''Gladiator,'' Hans Zimmer; ''Malena,'' Ennio Morricone;
> ''The Patriot,'' John Williams.
THE PATRIOT's score was nothing special, but GLADIATOR's was the best
I've heard in years. And hey, if you're gonna nominate Portman, give
THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE a listen.
>
> 15. Original Song: ''A Fool In Love'' from ''Meet The Parents,'' Randy
> Newman; ''I've Seen It All'' from ''Dancer in the Dark,'' Bjork, Lars von
> Trier and Sjon Sigurdsson; ''A Love Before Time'' from ''Crouching Tiger,
> Hidden Dragon,'' Jorge Calandrelli, Tan Dun and James Schamus; ''My Funny
> Friend and Me'' from ''The Emperor's New Groove,'' Sting and David Hartley;
> ''Things Have Changed'' from ''Wonder Boys,'' Bob Dylan.
Only seen MEET THE PARENTS - 'Fool in Love' was okay, but I don't think
it'll hold up against the others. And I'm seriously pissed that they
totally stiffed FREQUENCY, which had a wonderful piece by Garth Brooks
titled 'When You Come Back to Me Again'. Why was this not considered?
>
> 16. Costume: ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch
> Stole Christmas,'' ''Gladiator,'' ''102 Dalmatians,'' ''Quills.''
I've only seen GLADIATOR in this category, so I'm not saying much when I
say it was impressive. But hey, while we're talking about costume
design, where's THE PATRIOT? I could easily accept 102 DALMATIANS being
bumped for the revolutionary war.
>
> 17. Documentary Feature: ''Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the
> Kindertransport,'' ''Legacy,'' ''Long Night's Journey Into Day,''
> ''Scottsboro: An American Tragedy,'' ''Sound and Fury.''
Haven't seen them.
>
> 18. Documentary (short subject): ''Big Mama,'' ''Curtain Call,'' ''Dolphins,
> '' ''The Man on Lincoln's Nose, '' ''On Tiptoe: Gentle Steps to Freedom.''
Haven't seen them.
>
> 19. Film Editing: ''Almost Famous,'' ''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,''
> ''Gladiator,'' ''Traffic,'' ''Wonder Boys.''
GLADIATOR edges out ALMOST FAMOUS here, unless they consider it *too*
obvious.
>
> 20. Makeup: ''The Cell,'' ''Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas,''
> ''Shadow of the Vampire.''
Haven't seen them.
>
> 21. Animated Short Film: ''Father and Daughter,'' ''The Periwig-Maker,''
> ''Rejected.''
Haven't seen them.
>
> 22. Live Action Short Film: ''By Courier,'' ''One Day Crossing,'' ''Quiero
> Ser (I want to be),'' ''Seraglio,'' ''A Soccer Story (Una Historia de
> Futebol).''
Have not seen them, will not comment.
>
> 23. Visual Effects: ''Gladiator,'' ''Hollow Man,'' ''The Perfect Storm.''
GLADIATOAR was impressive, but I got a feeling that HOLLOW MAN will win.
wilfred.anderson
info you post.
w_a_lang
Hello Wilfred Anderson <wilfred....@ntlworld.com>,
You wrote in your message:
>
> Do you ever post comments on this newsgroup?
>
Yes.
>
> Not many people like to read the info you post.
>
I would not say that.
The truth is that I added little comments to an abbreviated
version of the list that Caro had posted.
I believe the others added their comments, but without
cutting down the list.
Wally
MoonRose13
<< Do you ever post comments on this newsgroup? Not many people like to read
the info you post. >>
I cannot comment about Caro's other posts. But I did appreciate the list of
Oscar nominations so I could save it to my desktop.
Love and Blessed Be,
Theresa
tnc
tnc
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 11:15:50 +0000, "wilfred.anderson"
<wilfred....@ntlworld.com> wrote:
mikhel
performance was a little tougher, and more interesting. Any opinions (if
anyone cares)?
I know Oldman had that who thing about him putting down the producers of
the movie, but I wouldn't think Hollywood politics would play such an
obvious role in giving the nomination to the Liberal Bridges, and not the
Conservative Oldman.
Mikhel
P.S. Yes, I DID think Bridges' performance was good, but I believe Oldman's
performance was stronger.
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> Complete List of Academy Award Nods
> By The Associated Press
>
> Complete list of 73rd annual Oscar nominations announced Tuesday in
Beverly
> Hills, Calif., by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences:
Claudio Mastria
in the end of March .
Claudio www.averoma.com
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Claudio Mastria
in the end of March .
Claudio www.averoma.com
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