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Best Screenplay Winner: Josh Singer and Tom McCarthy, «Spotlight» Runner - Up: Charlie Kaufman, «Anomalisa» Lowdown: An important win for «Spotlight» in the adapted screenplay race.

It's interesting since the announcement that the Academy would shift «Moonlight» to the Adapted Screenplay race, we've started to see a trend in the regional critics, when the earlier awards were giving it love in Original Screenplay.

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Not exact matches

Below is Anne Thompson's take on how things might shake down in the race for best adapted screenplay.

A look at the races for best picture, original and adapted screenplay.

When the Academy moved Barry Jenkins» script for «Moonlight» to the Adapted Screenplay category, the Oscar race for Original Screenplay became a battle between two writer - directors.

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Less important is the fact that a horror movie that addressed race and social issues won best adapted screenplay, which is a seriously promising turn for the Academy Awards.

In most cases, the adapted screenplay category of a given Oscar race is packed with Best Picture nominees or contenders.

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We're just over a week from the Oscars and while a handful of races seem pretty locked up right now (Adapted Screenplay, Director, ALL four acting categories), we still have some real nail - biters that will be keeping us on the edge of our seat right until the envelope is opened (barring some fiasco like last year...).

Moonlight, from Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney, won the WGA Original Screenplay award last night, a coup of sorts since the film was moved over to Adapted by the Academy (where it's Oscar - nominated) so most felt the WGA race was between La La Land and Manchester by the Sea.

Jordan Peele was nominated for directing Get Out and the race drama Mudbound was nominated in the cinematography, adapted screenplay and original song categories.

Flynn launches herself in the Oscar race for Best Adapted Screenplay with a very good chance of standing on stage this year.

And now, with wins for Best Film Editing, Best Adapted Screenplay and, potentially, Best Director coming, some are arguing an upset by the film in the Best Picture race is still in the cards.