The Oscars Page #4

Synopsis: Seth MacFarlane hosts the Acadamy Awards.
Director(s): Don Mischer
  Nominated for 9 Primetime Emmys. Another 1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.4
TV-14
Year:
2013
215 min
79 Views


who was born in Santiago, Chile.

The previous nomination

was in the same category

for "the curious case

of Benjamin button. "

Oh, gee, wow.

This movie was quite a beast to make,

we did it and the thing

that I had was so much -

##Everyone was just

totally there and supportive.

I was really - ang

and the beautiful world -

it was like one challenge.

When you're a cinematographer -

when you have your eyes and

go up and up and up

and reach this thing

and get excited.

There's exciting scenes like the candles

and things we did that was nuts.

But it was really great

and I'd like to thank everyone

that made this thing totally possible,

the academy,

Oh, my God,

I can't even speak. I know.

Wrap up now, the whole thing,

and like to thank my wife,

my daughters up there and,

everyone, thank you so much.

Here are the nominees for -

- whoa, whoa, wait, man.

- Yeah.

You just skipped the big chunk.

- You did.

- Did I?

It's important that visual effects

artists are given the respect they deserve.

This was a huge year.

Is that really something

that you want to say?

Just roll it back.

Give them what they want.

No.

Let's just give them

the respect they deserve

and give them the damn award.

- Okay.

-

Come on

-

-

-

-

Here are the nominees -

all right.

For achievement in

wish wall effect.

##An unexpected journey,"

Joe letteri, Eric saindon,

David Clayton and r. Christopher white.

"Life of pi,"

bill westenhofer, Guillaume rocheron,

Erik-jan de boer and Donald r. Elliott.

"Marvel's the avengers,"

janek sirrs, Jeff white,

guy Williams and Dan sudick.

"Prometheus,"

Richard stammers, Trevor wood,

Charley henley and Martin hill.

"Snow white and the huntsman,"

Cedric Nicolas-troyan, Philip Brennan,

Neil corbould and Michael Dawson.

And the Oscar goes to -

superheroes

"Life of pi. "

This is the first academy award award for

Erik-jan de boer and Donald r. Elliott,

the second Oscar win

for bill westenhofer.

The irony is not

lost on any of us up here

that in a film whose central

premise is to ask the audience

what is real or not real

most of what you see is,

well, it's fake.

Imagine wall visual effects.

Want to thank gil netter

And all those at fox

For realizing sometimes it takes

a risk to make something special

and "life of pi"

was a risk worth taking.

##Ang Lee,

you were inspiration and

made an incredible journey for all of us.

Thank you.

To David woe market,

Mike what lone

and Tommy fisher for

making a wave tank

that kept us from

going out to the real ocean

and conn killkenny for inviting

us to the party in the first place

and my family,

making all those sacrifices,

I thank you for

inspiring me every day.

Finally I want to thank all the artists

would worked on this film for over a year.

Including rhythm and -

Suffering severe financial

difficulties right now.

I want you all to remember -

Coming up next,

channing tatum, Jennifer

Aniston, Halle Berry

a special tribute

to 50 years of James Bond.

Here at the oscars on abc.

Welcome back to oscars.

Our next two presenters, at least one is

honest about being a former exotic dancer.

Please welcome channing tatum

and Jennifer Aniston.

Costume designers,

make-up artists, hairstylists -

you can't imagine

what we owe these people.

Nope, no, you absolutely cannot.

Every one of us

well, except George clooney, who does

in fact roll out of bed camera-ready -

is forever shaped by

these brave men and women

who paint, cut, bend, twist, shave,

and in some cases even wax us

into the characters that you see on screen.

Wax, wax?

- Yep, uh-huh.

- Well, welcome to the club, chan.

Thanks.

Not so fun, is it?

No, no, it's not. No.

So, it's all right.

Don't worry about it.

So tonight we honor our

incredible unsung heroes -

the behind-the-scenes artists

who crafted your favorite characters

of the year.

Here are the nominees

for achievement in costume design.

"Anna Karenina,"

costume design by jacqueline durran.

"Les miserables,"

costume design by paco delgado.

"Lincoln,"

costume design by joanna johnston.

"Mirror mirror,"

costume design by eiko ishioka.

"Snow white and the huntsman,"

costume design by Colleen atwood.

And the Oscar goes to -

jacqueline durran,

"Anna Karenina. "

This is the first academy award

and third nomination for jacqueline durran

who grew up in the uk.

She was previously

nominated in this category

for "atonement" and

"pride and prejudice. "

Thank you for the academy.

This is absolutely overwhelming

and I'd like to accept it

on behalf of the great team

that worked with me on "Anna Karenina. "

A wonderful director, Joe Wright,

fantastic producers at working title

and my children for bearing with me.

They're completely oblivious to this,

fast asleep in england.

Thank you very much.

Here are the nominees

for achievement in makeup and hairstyling.

"Hitchcock," Howard berger,

Peter montagna and Martin Samuel.

"An unexpected journey,"

Peter swords king,

Rick findlater and tami Lane.

"Les miserables,"

Lisa westcott and Julie dartnell.

And the Oscar goes to -

"les miserables,"

Lisa west Scott and Julie dartnell.

This is the first academy award

for Lisa westcott and Julie dartnell.

Whoa. Thank you so much, academy.

I don't know - it's overwhelming.

Huge tribute to the team who worked so hard

and was so talented and I feel that I only

a little bit of this and the rest did.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

It's an incredible honor.

Thank you so much and I just want

to give love to my family,

my mum, my dad.

Tom holly and Dave, thank you.

A lot of beautiful women here tonight.

A lot of beautiful women

and for those of you who gave themselves

the flu two weeks ago to get there,

paid off.

Looking good.

Now, please welcome one of

the most beautiful women in the world

and one of my favorite

bond girls of all time

Oscar winner Halle Berry.

Tonight, we celebrate the 50th anniversary

of James Bond in motion pictures.

We do it with music,

which is as inextricably linked

to bond as the Martini,

exotic cars, and p*ssy galore.

In film after film, moviegoers have been

treated to songs reflective of the moment

and scores as engaging

as cool as 007 himself.

"Bond music" is a genre all its own -

guaranteed to make your heart beat faster

and take your breath away.

Here's a look at the sights, sounds,

and music of the past

five decades of James Bond.

Ladies and gentlemen, dame Shirley bassey.

# goldfinger #

# he's the man the man

with the midas touch #

# a spider's touch #

# such a cold finger #

# beckons you to enter his web of sin #

# but don't go in #

# golden words he will pour in your ear #

# but his lies can't

disguise what you fear #

# for a golden girl knows #

# when he's kissed her #

# it's the kiss of death #

# from Mr. goldfinger

# pretty girl beware of his heart of gold #

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Leslie Dixon

Leslie Dixon is an American screenwriter and film producer. She began her career as an original screenwriter, writing films such as 1987's Outrageous Fortune and Overboard. She then moved into adaptations and re-writes, developing the screenplays for: Mrs. Doubtfire, The Thomas Crown Affair, Pay It Forward, and Hairspray. She has also produced a variety of films, and the television series Limitless. more…

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