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Jodie Foster and Hilary Swank both have two in lead, but both of them starred in Best Picture winners when they won their second.

Not exact matches

It went on to win six statues, but what we all remember is when «La La Land» was mistakenly announced as the winner of Best Picture, when the winner was actually «Moonlight.»

In case you've somehow missed it, the envelope Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway read from when announcing Best Picture winner was the wrong one, and it took until midway through round of impassioned acceptance speeches for the producers of La La Land to realize they hadn't won the top prize, after all; Moonlight had.

Not least when he scored five goals in six games during the fledgling stages of Liverpool's revival under Dalglish, including the winner against his now new employers in February (pictured below).

When Ahna Skop (pictured left) met the president of the United States in early November at a ceremony honoring the winners of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers — the highest honor bestowed on young scientists by the U.S. government — she was the only one the president spoke to.

Why waste time holding an election when children can look at pictures and pick the winners?

When assembled, it's a snapshot of your date, with the winner being the first player to complete their date's picture.

You have to go back to 2012 to find a year when the Best Picture winner did not get either a Gotham nomination or win the Gotham.

, when the winner for best picture is announced, it's the culmination of a spirit that has been building for most of the evening.

But perhaps the best moment for a female nominee went unnoticed when during last night's biggest award - Best Picture - Vanessa Taylor won alongside Best Director winner Guillermo del Toro for co-writing the fantasy thriller

But perhaps the best moment for a female nominee went unnoticed when during last night's biggest award - Best Picture - Vanessa Taylor won alongside Best Director winner Guillermo del Toro for co-writing the fantasy thriller The Shape of Water.

You do see some overlap between the NBR awards and the Oscars, of course — the awards in 1980 and 1982, to name but two years, were pretty close to those of the Academy, and the Board gave their award for Best Picture of 1989, the year of «Do the Right Thing,» to «Driving Miss Daisy,» for crying out loud; like the Oscars, they have a weakness for White Elephant - type biopics and costume dramas — but there are more years when the winners (not the nominees!)

Hollywood legend Warren Beatty found himself at the centre of a hilarious snafu when he and Faye Dunaway announced the wrong winner for the coveted Best Picture award.

Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey got more than he bargained for when he acted in a smoking scene with real - life marijuana aficionado Snoop Dogg on the Florida set of Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum (editing room pictured May 15)

It didn't win the PGA Award and the last time the PGA winner didn't take Best Picture was in 2007 when «Little Miss Sunshine» lost to «The Departed.»

For the winner, it is a moment of euphoria and exhaustion, which last year Warren Beatty did his best to make as chaotic as possible, with Faye Dunaway, by accidentally awarding best picture to La La Land, when it should have gone to Moonlight.

No one was surprised when Faye Dunaway read La La Land as the Best Picture winner, but we were all stunned by the very unintentional bait - and - switch to reveal that Moonlight was, in fact, the winner for Best Picture.

Tom McCarthy's Spotlight, the winner of best picture Oscar, celebrates the virtues of investigative reporting at a time when the old world of journalism seems to have changed drastically.

On September 12, when Mark Harris officially returned to Grantland to cover the Oscar race (he stepped aside last season due to the conflict of husband Tony Kushner's Lincoln being in contention), he penned this dead - on and intentionally prickly piece, which took to task the festival - going, hastily - Tweeting types who hurried to declare 12 Years a Slave this year's Best Picture winner.

The intention, of course, was to avoid any headline - making gaffes like last year when Faye Dunaway read the wrong Best Picture winner.

Sometimes, sometimes Dolores, these things cross over, and often when they do that is when you have a slam dunk Best Picture winner.

Needless to say, The Artist was a complete throwback to a time when dialogue wasn't a necessity in cinema and harkens back to the inaugural Best Picture winner, Wings, which was also a silent - film.

The English Patient was such a cultural phenomenon when it was released that Seinfeld built it into an episode of the same name during its 8th season (joining Schindler's List as Best Picture winner which serviced elements of the sitcom's plot).

The already infamous gaffe saw Beatty and Dunaway go on to announce that La La Land had won Best Picture — when in fact Moonlight was the winner — after they were handed a second Best Actress category envelope by mistake.

Usually, though, a Best Picture winner will only win Score if a sweep is afoot, and hardly ever does the rest of the time because in years when the Academy spreads the wealth, they seem to divide the films they like along the lines of tech, craft and major categories.

When Faye Dunaway erroneously declared La La Land the best picture winner over Moonlight at Sunday night's Academy Awards, the crew backstage was the first to realize her mistake.

On Monday, February 27, 2017, Linda DeLibero — Director, Film and Media Studies, Johns Hopkins University — and Christopher Llewellyn Reed (that's me)-- Chair and Professor, Department of Film & Moving Image, Stevenson University — joined Dan Rodricks on his Baltimore Sun podcast, «Roughly Speaking,» where we discussed this year's Academy Awards Ceremony, which ended in an embarrassing mishap when La La Land was mistakenly announced as Best Picture (Moonlight was eventually declared the winner, a well - deserved award).

On second viewing, this was confirmed when it became apparent how these memorable scenes were actually part of a very nuanced and touching portrayal in how memories and life experiences effect our own identities throughout our lives and the aspects of those identities that we choose to reveal to those around us — and a Best Picture winner that fully deserves the accolade is such a rare achievement nowadays!

That moment when the surest best picture winner since Schindler's List was announced, Hollywood reacted with one final weary round of applause, and Oscar - party attendees everywhere started collecting their coats.

Barry Jenkins» affecting adaptation of Tarell Alvin McCraney's play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue won the Academy Award for Best Picture this year (after a brief fiasco in which La La Land was announced as the winner) and it was one one of the few occasions when the Oscars gave out a prestigious award to very little backlash.

Six - time Academy Award ® nominee Glenn Close (Best Supporting Actress: The World According to Garp, 1982, The Big Chill, 1983, The Natural, 1984; Best Actress: Fatal Attraction, 1987, Dangerous Liaisons, 1988, Albert Nobbs, 2011), Academy Award nominee Terence Stamp (Best Supporting Actor, Billy Bud, 1962), Max Irons (Woman in Gold), Stefanie Martini («Doctor Thorne»), Emmy ® winner Gillian Anderson (Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, «The X Files,» 1993) and six - time Emmy nominee Christina Hendricks («Mad Men») head the all - star cast bringing Agatha Christie's eponymous best - selling book to life when CROOKED HOUSE debuts on Blu - ray and DVD January 16 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Clark Gable became the first actor to star in back - to - back Best Picture winners, when this seafaring drama (separated by seven Gable vehicles but no other Oscar ceremonies)

The likely winner of this year's best picture award is «Crash,» a film that was all but written off last September, when Oscar season kicked off at the Toronto Film Festival.

So when Moonlight won three Oscars last year, or when 12 Years a Slave did the same in 2014, those weren't modern outliers, but rather fell squarely into the historical context for Best Picture winners.

The Academy has clearly shown us that they believe writing to be the single most important thing for a Best Picture winner to have nowadays, shown most clearly by when «Spotlight» won Best Picture and just ONE additional award: Best Original Screenplay (and also when «Argo,» «12 Years a Slave,» and «Moonlight» won Best Picture with just TWO additional Oscars, one of which was Adapted Screenplay).

In the broader context of history, the two - Oscar Best Picture winner has occurred six times in 89 years of Academy Awards ceremonies — in all honesty, that's more than I expected when I started researching the stats.

Million Dollar Baby was also of the few instances when a Best Actress winner was in the Best Picture winner.

When you're looking for a Best Picture WINNER you're looking not for the razzle dazzle of the director, but something that is actor - driven, character - driven.

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I don't go to the cinema very often so when my friend suggested seeing this film I was reluctant as I thought it would be particularly gloomy and drawn out being 2 hours long, but then when it won the Best Picture Oscar I decided to read up about it - not that an Oscar winner necessarily means I will like it.

A rare disconnect when Best Director and Best Picture nominations only matched for 3 films (Alan J. Pakula, Sidney Lumet — and winner John G. Avildsen), Ingmar Bergman and Lina Wertmuller were the directors whose movies didn't make the cut.

We're talking, of course, about Scoot McNairy, who broke through in Monsters and is soon to be seen in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a terrific actor who has the midas touch when it comes to recent Best Picture winners.

Gigi Year: 1958 Directed by: Vincente Minnelli Starring: Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdon, Hermione Gingold, Eva Gabor Notable Oscar trivia: Minnelli's second Best Picture - winner of the decade, Gigi held the record for biggest Oscar sweep — nine nominations, nine wins — for nearly 30 years, when its record was tied by The Last Emperor in 1987, and then bested in 2003 when The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King went 11 - for - 11.

[Driving Miss Daisy's] ending — «You're my best friend, Hoke» — is one of the few times you'll ever see me moved to praise the recent Best Picture winner Crash, because I sort of think Crash knew how ridiculous it was when Sandra Bullock says the same thing to her beleaguered housekeeper.

Elsewhere, however, Brits did less well than expected when the list of nominees was read out by Sid Ganis, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and 2006 best actor winner Forest Whitaker at the Samuel Goldwyn theatre in Los Angeles.

It's happened before that the winner for best picture didn't also get a statuette for best director (notably when the film «Crash» won for Best Picture but «Brokeback Mountain» director Ang Lee took the directing prize), but notpicture didn't also get a statuette for best director (notably when the film «Crash» won for Best Picture but «Brokeback Mountain» director Ang Lee took the directing prize), but notPicture but «Brokeback Mountain» director Ang Lee took the directing prize), but not often.

Not quite sure when or where the critical backlash against Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's «Birdman» began, but it will probably only gain pace now that it's a Best Picture winner — how terribly de trop!

Rooney Mara Mara was just another working actress doing guest spots on TV and the occasional role in mostly forgettable films until 2009 when she successfully auditioned for the small but pivotal role of Mark Zuckerberg's girlfriend in David Fincher's Oscar winner for Best Picture, The Social Network.

, when presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty were given the wrong envelope and wound up giving the best picture Oscar to «La La Land» instead of the real winner, «Moonlight.»

What looked like a fairly straightforward split between the nomination leader / technical masterpiece / likely Best Director winner The Shape of Water and the hit - a-nerve acting / story showcase / likely Best Picture winner Three Billboards got thrown into chaos when Martin McDonagh, the Three Billboards director, was left off the Best Director ballot.