Awards Watch Archive for December, 2007
Best Screenplay Chart
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY Writer(s) – Film Comment Michael Clayton Tony Gilroy Juno Diablo Cody The Savages Tamara Jenkins Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead Kelly Masterson Lars & The Real Girl Nancy Oliver Knocked Up I’m Not There Margot At The Wedding American Gangster In The Valley Of Elah BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Writer(s) – Film…
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BEST ACTRESS Actress – Film Comment Marion Cotillard – La Vie En Rose Helena Bonham Carter – Sweeney Todd Julie Christie – Away From Her Keira Knightley – Atonement Ellen Page – Juno Laura Linney – The Savages Angelina Jolie – A Mighty Heart BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Actress – Film Comment Cate Blanchett – I’m…
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BEST ACTOR Actor – Film Comment Johnny Depp – Sweeney Todd Daniel Day Lewis – There Will Be Blood George Clooney – Michael Clayton Phillip Seymour Hoffman – Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead Josh Brolin – No Country For Old Men James McAvoy – Atonement Denzel Washington – American Gangster Tom Hanks – Charlie…
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BEST PICTURE Release Date Picture Studio Globe Guess Comment Nov 9 No Country For Old Men Miramax D Seems set for a nomination… now the trick is not to peak too early for the finals Oct 5 Michael Clayton WB D The thinking man’s movie Dec 7 Atonement Focus D The romantic choice Dec 21…
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BEST DIRECTOR Director – Film Comment The Best Picture Runners The Coen Bros – No Country For Old Men Tony Gilroy – Michael Clayton Tim Burton – Sweeney Todd Joe Wright – Atonement The Superstars Of Directing ’07 Julian Schnabel – The Diving Bell & The Butterfly Sidney Lumet – Before The Devil Knows You’re…
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It’s funny what turns your head. The notion of prognosticating, which is often attacked by those who have no skill at doing it, is not a science. It is an artistic endeavor. And like all art, there is good and bad … and taste involved. Oscar prognostication is particularly odd, since we are already well…
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