Oscar Photos

Art Carney (Best Actor)

Ingrid Bergman (Best Supporting Actress)

Ellen Burstyn (Best Actress) not present

Robert De Niro (Best Supporting Actor) not present

1975

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Oscar Photos

Robert De Niro (Best Actor)

Sissy Spacek (Best Actress)

Mary Steenburgen (Best Supporting Actress)

Timothy Hutton (Best Supporting Actor)

1981

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Let's Meet the Nominees - 2013 Oscars (Part 2)

Here's a bit of Oscar trivia... ALL five of the 2013 Best Supporting Actor nominees are past WINNERS

 

Alan Arkin

Best Supporting Actor - "Little Miss Sunshine", 2007

Robert De Niro

Best Actor - "Raging Bull", 1981

Best Supporting Actor - "The Godfather: Part 2", 1975

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Best Actor - "Capote", 2006

Tommy Lee Jones

Best Supporting Actor, "The Fugitive", 1994

Christoph Waltz

Best Supporting Actor - "Inglourious Basterds", 2010

Let's Meet the Nominees - 2013 Oscars (Part 3)

This year there are a record number of actors gunning for their third golden guy. Daniel Day Lewis is most definitely making it onto the 3-peat list, but will any of the others climb to the upper echelon of Oscar glory? (see Multiple Oscars Winners)

Daniel Day Lewis

Best Actor Nominee - "Lincoln"

Denzel Washington

Best Actor Nominee - "Flight"

Sally Field

Best Supporting Actress Nominee - "Lincoln"

Robert De Niro

Best Supporting Actor Nominee - "Silver Linings Playbook"

Fun Shoots

"Killers Kill, Dead Men Die": PART 2

Kirsten Dunst (as the Heiress), Bruce Willis (as the Gumshoe),

James McAvoy (as the Shutterbug)

Rinko Kikuchi (as the Queenpin), Abigail Breslin (as the Orphan),

Bill Nighy (as the Preacher), Penelope Cruz (as the Songbird),

Ben Affleck (as the Shamus)

Edward Norton (as the Undercover Cop), Kate Winslet

(as the Undercover Lady Cop), Robert De Niro (as the Rocketeer),

Jennifer Connelly (as the Informant), Helen Mirren (as the Aristocrat),

Julianne Moore (as the Mystery Woman)

Quote of the Day

"I have nipples, Greg. Could you milk me?"

Robert De Niro as 'Jack', "Meet the Parents", 2000

Performance of the Day

Actor: EDWARD NORTON

Character: Gerald

Film: "Stone"

Year: 2010

Edward Norton has long been one of my favorite actors. He has shown his versatility with a wide range of characters over the last fifteen years. His most recent venture into cinema world was the little-known drama/thriller "Stone". Costarring Robert De Niro, Milla Jovovich, and (a tremendous) Frances Conroy, Norton takes over the screen with his portrayal of a manipulative convict.

Brit of the Week

Jason Statham (Sept 12, 1967) hails from Derbyshire, England, the son of a homemaker and lounge singer. He moved to Norfolk, where he met his lifelong friend former footballer and actor Vinnie Jones. When he was young he pursued diving and was a member of Britain's National Diving Squad for 12 years. He soon began modeling and was later introduced to Guy Ritchie, who was casting for "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels". Statham's career was on a roll when he landed parts in "Snatch", "Ghosts of Mars", and "The One", but it was his decision to take the lead role in "The Transporter", that catapulted him into mainstream movie stardom. Up next: "The Mechanic (with Ben Foster) and "The Killer Elite" (with Clive Owen and Robert De Niro).

Brit of the Week

Anna Friel (July 12, 1976) was born in Greater Manchester and is the daughter of a special needs teacher and a French teacher-turned-website owner. She attended Crompton House Church of England High School and then made her way to Holy Cross College. She got her start at the age of 13 in various British series, including "Emmerdale". She made a jump to films in 1998's "The Land Girls. Since then she has appeared in "A Midsummer's Night Dream", "Me Without You", "Timeline", "Perfect Strangers", and "Land of the Lost". She made a splash in America when she landed the role of 'Chuck' in the short-lived (but brilliant) show "Pushing Daisies". Next up: "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger" (with Freida Pinto, Naomi Watts, and Josh Brolin) and "Limitless" (with Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper).

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