MrsSpringsteen
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The nominees for best picture are "Chicago," "Gangs of New York," "The Hours," "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and "The Pianist."
The nominees for best actor are Adrien Brody ("The Pianist"), Nicolas Cage ("Adaptation"), Michael Caine ("The Quiet American"), Daniel Day-Lewis ("Gangs of New York") and Jack Nicholson ("About Schmidt").
The nominees for best actress are Salma Hayek ("Frida"), Nicole Kidman ("The Hours"), Diane Lane ("Unfaithful"), Julianne Moore ("Far From Heaven") and Renee Zellweger ("Chicago").
The nominees for best supporting actor are Chris Cooper ("Adaptation"), Ed Harris ("The Hours"), Paul Newman ("The Road to Perdition"), John C. Reilly ("Chicago") and Christopher Walken ("Catch Me If You Can").
The nominees for best supporting actress are Kathy Bates ("About Schmidt"), Julianne Moore ("The Hours"), Queen Latifah ("Chicago"), Meryl Streep ("Adaptation") and Catherine Zeta-Jones ("Chicago"). The nomination for Streep is her 13th, setting a record for acting nominations.
The nominees for best director are Rob Marshall ("Chicago"), Martin Scorsese ("Gangs of New York"), Stephen Daldry ("The Hours"), Roman Polanski ("The Pianist") and Pedro Almodovar ("Talk to Her").
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As soon as I saw Gangs, I thought no one could beat Lewis, and I still would pick him over Nicholson, even though I loved Jack in that movie. Renee was fantastic in Chicago, didn't see Far From Heaven. I rented Unfaithful last wknd, and Diane Lane deserved that nom. I guess Nicole is the frontrunner.
Best Picture-I loved Chicago, but also The Hours. Two Towers I also really enjoyed, but imo it doesn't stand a chance
Has anyone seen The Pianist?
The nominees for best actor are Adrien Brody ("The Pianist"), Nicolas Cage ("Adaptation"), Michael Caine ("The Quiet American"), Daniel Day-Lewis ("Gangs of New York") and Jack Nicholson ("About Schmidt").
The nominees for best actress are Salma Hayek ("Frida"), Nicole Kidman ("The Hours"), Diane Lane ("Unfaithful"), Julianne Moore ("Far From Heaven") and Renee Zellweger ("Chicago").
The nominees for best supporting actor are Chris Cooper ("Adaptation"), Ed Harris ("The Hours"), Paul Newman ("The Road to Perdition"), John C. Reilly ("Chicago") and Christopher Walken ("Catch Me If You Can").
The nominees for best supporting actress are Kathy Bates ("About Schmidt"), Julianne Moore ("The Hours"), Queen Latifah ("Chicago"), Meryl Streep ("Adaptation") and Catherine Zeta-Jones ("Chicago"). The nomination for Streep is her 13th, setting a record for acting nominations.
The nominees for best director are Rob Marshall ("Chicago"), Martin Scorsese ("Gangs of New York"), Stephen Daldry ("The Hours"), Roman Polanski ("The Pianist") and Pedro Almodovar ("Talk to Her").
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As soon as I saw Gangs, I thought no one could beat Lewis, and I still would pick him over Nicholson, even though I loved Jack in that movie. Renee was fantastic in Chicago, didn't see Far From Heaven. I rented Unfaithful last wknd, and Diane Lane deserved that nom. I guess Nicole is the frontrunner.
Best Picture-I loved Chicago, but also The Hours. Two Towers I also really enjoyed, but imo it doesn't stand a chance
Has anyone seen The Pianist?