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What are you guyses predictions for tonight?

 

 

My predictions

 

 

Best Picture: No Country For Old Men

Best Director: Paul Thomas Anderson

Best Actor: Daniel Day Lewis

Best Actress: Julie Christie

Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem

Best Supporting Actress: Cate Blanchett

Best Screenplay, Originally Written For The Screen: Juno

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Best Picture: Michael Clayton (upset!)

Best Director: Joel and Ethan Coen

Best Actor: Daniel Day Lewis

Best Actress: Julie Christie

Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem

Best Supporting Actress: Amy Ryan

Best Original Screenplay: Juno

Best Adapted Screenplay: The Diving Bell and The Butterfly

Best Animated Feature: Persepolis

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http://cinemascopian.com/exclusive-the-osc...ments-revealed/

 

Cinemascope has obtained a copy of the rundown for tonight’s Oscar telecast. The show is timed at 3 hours and 29 minutes, with Denzel Washington slated to present the award for Best Picture.

 

Jon Stewart’s opening monologue will last 8 minutes and include a VTR of Oprah Winfrey. VTR segments throughout the evening will introduce “oscar Icons” such as Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta Jones, Steven Spielberg, Paul Newman and Barbra Streisand.

 

The first prize will be awarded at 5:54 PM (PT): it will be the costume design and the presenter is Jennifer Garner.

 

AWARD #2

ANIMATED FEATURE FILM

(Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway): 5:54 PM (PT)

 

AWARD #3

MAKEUP

(Katherine Heigl): 5:57

 

PERFORMANCE - SONG #1 (26) 6:03:09

“Happy Working Song”(2:07)

(Amy Adams-vocs, orchestra)

 

AWARD #4

VISUAL EFFECTS

(Dwayne Johnson): 6:09

 

AWARD #5

ART DIRECTION

(Cate Blanchett): 6:13

 

Here Jon Stewart will joke about Blanchett’s double nomination as Queen Elizabeth and as Bob Dylan.

 

AWARD #6

ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE

(Jennifer Hudson): 6:18

 

PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE 6:27

(Keri Russell)

 

PERFORMANCE - SONG #2 6:27

“Raise It Up”

(Jamia Simone Nash, Impact Repertory Theatre of Harlem [21],

Total Praise Community Choir [15], Orchestra)

 

AWARD #7

LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM

(Owen Wilson): 6:30

 

AWARD #8

ANIMATED SHORT FILM

(Barry B. Benson=VTPB): 6:36

 

AWARD #9

ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE

(Alan Arkin): 6:39

 

SCI-TECH AWARDS RECAP 6:49:20

(Jessica Alba)

 

AWARD #10

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

(James McAvoy, Josh Brolin): 6:50

 

PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE 6:57:38

(Miley Cyrus)

 

PERFORMANCE - SONG #3

“That’s How You Know”

(Kristin Chenoweth-vocs, Dancers [32],

Marlon Saunders-singer, Steel Drummer,

Kids [2], Tuba Players [4], Chorus [16]): 7:00

 

AWARD #11

SOUND EDITING

(Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen): 7:06

 

AWARD #12

SOUND MIXING

(Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen): 7:09

 

AWARD #13

ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE

(Forest Whitaker): 7:15

 

PERFORMANCE - SONG #4 7:27:43

“Falling Slowly”

(Glen Hansard-vocs, gtr, Marketa Irglova-vocs, piano,

Orch)

 

Here Jack Nicholson will present a montage of Best Picture winners over the last 80 years.

 

AWARD #14

FILM EDITING

(Renée Zellweger): 7:33

 

HONORARY OSCAR TO

ROBERT BOYLE

(Nicole Kidman, Randy Thomas VO-Live, Robert Boyle): 7:38

 

AWARD #15

FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

(Penélope Cruz): 7:47

 

PRESENTER INTRO PERFORMANCE

(Patrick Dempsey)

 

PERFORMANCE - SONG #5 7:54:46

“So Close”

(Jon McLaughlin-vocs, Featured Dancers [4],

Ballroom Dancers [14], Band Member Extras [9],

Bill Conti-Conductor)

 

AWARD #16

ORIGINAL SONG

(John Travolta, Ballroom Dancer-Valentina): 7:55

 

Here Stewart will perform a comedy bit with a Wii console.

 

AWARD #17

CINEMATOGRAPHY

(Cameron Diaz): 8:04

 

IN MEMORIAM TRIBUTE (3:00) 8:11

(Hilary Swank)

 

AWARD #18

ORIGINAL SCORE

(Amy Adams): 8:15

 

(She will refer to the most famous musical phrases in movies, e.g: Jaws, Close Encounters and Rocky).

 

AWARD #19

DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT

(Tom Hanks, Special Guests [6] VTPB): 8:19

 

AWARD #20

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

(Tom Hanks): 8:22

 

AWARD #21

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

(Harrison Ford): 8:30

 

AWARD #22

ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE

(Helen Mirren): 8:37

 

AWARD #23

DIRECTING

(Martin Scorsese): 8:47

 

AWARD #24

BEST MOTION PICTURE

(Denzel Washington): 8:49

 

GOODNIGHTS 8:53:49

(Jon Stewart)

 

And just for the hell of it, here are my picks that I have listed at Oscar.com for every award. I had to just guess at the shorts since I haven't seen any of them yet this year:

 

Best Picture

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

 

Actor in a Leading Role

Daniel Day-Lewis

THERE WILL BE BLOOD

 

Actor in a Supporting Role

Javier Bardem

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

 

Actress in a Leading Role

Marion Cotillard

LA VIE EN ROSE

 

Actress in a Supporting Role

Amy Ryan

GONE BABY GONE

 

Animated Feature Film

PERSEPOLIS

 

Art Direction

SWEENEY TODD THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET

 

Cinematography

THERE WILL BE BLOOD

 

Costume Design

ATONEMENT

 

Directing

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

 

Documentary Feature

SICKO

 

Documentary Short Subject

SARI'S MOTHER

 

Film Editing

THERE WILL BE BLOOD

 

Foreign Language Film

THE COUNTERFEITERS

 

Makeup

LA VIE EN ROSE

 

Music (Original Score)

ATONEMENT

 

Music (Original Song)

FALLING SLOWLY

 

Short Film (Animated)

MEME LES PIGEONS VONT AU PARADIS (EVEN PIGEONS GO TO HEAVEN)

 

Short Film (Live Action)

LE MOZART DES PICKPOCKETS (THE MOZART OF PICKPOCKETS)

 

Sound Editing

THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM

 

Sound Mixing

THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM

 

Visual Effects

TRANSFORMERS

 

Writing (Adapted Screenplay)

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

 

Writing (Original Screenplay)

JUNO

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"Good evening Hollywood phonies" is still one of my favorite Oscar quotes.

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Now that's how you start an acceptance speech.

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okay...I understand they need to keep the show moving at a decent pace, don't want it running long and all, but that playing the music during acceptance speech thing is really getting to be old hat. These people aren't even up there 20 seconds and the music starts in. Give these folks a break, winning an Oscar is the pinnacle of their career, they may never win another one, give them more than 20 seconds to talk.

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I'm probably going to have this song stuck in my head tomorrow.

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I'm surprised that they even nominated Norbit. Even if it was for Best Makeup. I mean Rick Baker's already won six of 'em and is probably the most acclaimed make up guy in the business.

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okay...I understand they need to keep the show moving at a decent pace, don't want it running long and all, but that playing the music during acceptance speech thing is really getting to be old hat. These people aren't even up there 20 seconds and the music starts in. Give these folks a break, winning an Oscar is the pinnacle of their career, they may never win another one, give them more than 20 seconds to talk.

 

They need to save time for stuff like clips from Catherine Zeta Jones. They'll push the small guys like that who was actually funny for a change but if Clooney wants 5 minutes, they'll give him 5 minutes.

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