vinny

On It. I will start another one today 🙂 Eliminated: 32. The Book of Eli 31. Unstoppable 30. St. Elsewhere (TV series) 29. The Siege 28. Fences 27. The Taking of Pelham 123 26. Safe House 25. A Soldier’s Story 24. Man On Fire 23. The Preacher’s

JayDF

I'm not 100% sure, but I remember reading at the time that his second nomination was for a live version of that song (probably taken from his Livin' Right Now DVD, released during that eligibility period)

winged

2012 Beasts of the Southern Wild Zero Dark Thirty Argo Moonrise Kingdom Lincoln 2013 Her Nebraska Blue Jasmine Gravity 12 Years a Slave

Words Count

Al Pacino is faultless as Michael in The Godfather.

teri

Danner, Keaton, and Sarandon could all have done a great job.  I'd love to see what Goldie Hawn might have done with that part. That's like envisioning Anna Faris playing Ophelia. Both are gifted actors and playing largely against type may have

Tom O'Neil

The academy has a library. Call the reference desk to find out. They may not give you the REAL reason, though. Remember, Charlie Chaplin had a bunch of nominations that first year, too, and they nixed those because, basically, he was so hated by jeal

JayDF

Thanks Baby Clyde...But what I'm looking for is why can't I find any other source besides the above mentioned book for these listings?  The official NBR site doesn't mention them nor does IMDB.  I have found a few web pages that mention a c

KT

I think the answer is without a question Meryl Streep. Her career resurgence was unprecedented and in the last decade she became more popular than she had ever been in her career, finally earning box office movie star status. 2002 was a banner year: