You watched the whole show?? I fell asleep at 3:30 am! ;) Shame on me! I loved Chris Cooper! He's so amazing! Loved his speech! Aw! And I'm glad that Nicole Kidman got the Oscar for Actress in a Leading Role. Not that I don't like Renée Zellweger. I just didn't like Chicago at all (answers the question what I think about Chicago being Best Picture, it's really funny, Every year the movie I don't like at all wins Best Picture! I'm cursed!). And Nicole Kidman was just incredible as Virginia Woolf! There was absolutely no way for her not to win Actress in a Leading Role this year!
I absolutly loooved Jennifer Garner's gown! Beautiful! And Catherine Zeta Jones looked stunning, too!
yeah i watched the whole show *go meee* :) fran and i where the whole time one phone gg yeah he was great (try to remember who the fuck he is) and yeah yeah yeah to nicole im so happy for her she was great (and i dont saw the whole movie yet gg) chicago *booooo* i dont like the movie too and the same was last year i think next year we go against lotr so they get this fucking oscar gg yeah jennifer was gorgeous and czj was very sexy gg i so adore adrien hes speech was so great and wonderful wow gg
And I agree. Sean Astin was so cute. Everytime he appeared on the screen, he was smiling or just looked so content. Made me smile everytime.
Chris Cooper won Best Actor in a Supporting Role (for Adaptation). He was the one who almost cried while he was holding his speech. He thanked his wife, and said "All we want right now is peace" (or something like that). I found him very moving.
oh yeah this one ggg sean was soooo adorable heres the speech:
I bet they didn't tell you that was in the gift bag. Oh my god. Thank you. Thank you, really. Oh my goodness. It doesn't come out in slow motion, but it doesn't really ring a bell. The name — I didn't know my name. This Adrien? Okay. I haven't really written a speech because every time I wrote a speech for the past one of these things I didn't win. But, you know, there comes a time in life when everything seems to make sense and this is not one of those times. What I do know though is that I've never felt this much love and encouragement from my peers and from people I admire and from complete strangers. And it means a great deal to me. And if it weren't for the insomnia and the sudden panic attacks, this has been an amazing, amazing journey. I have to thank — they're already flashing time's up. I have to thank my mother and father, most importantly, for all the creativity and encouragement and they've been just real strength. They've given me a great deal of strength. What can I say? This film would not be possible without the blue print provided by Wladyslaw Szpilman. This is a tribute to his survival. I'd like to thank Roman Polanski for the role of a lifetime. And for those of you who have seen the film and have sat through the credits, you know there are too many people to thank individually. I would not be there without all their efforts. And I thank them. And everyone worked extremely hard to make this film. And I have to thank Focus Features for getting us out there. To my longtime friend, manager, agent, consigliare Joanne Colonna everybody at the firm, PMK/HBH. And you know, wait one second. One second, please one second. Cut it out, cut it out. I get one shot at this. I'm sorry. I didn't say more than five names, I don't think, but. This is, you know, it fills me with great joy, but I am also filled with a lot of sadness tonight because I am accepting an award at such a strange time. And you know my experiences of making this film made me very aware of the sadness and the dehumanization of people at times of war. And the repercussions of war. And whatever you believe in, if it's God or Allah, may he watch over you and let's pray for a peaceful and swift resolution. Thank you. And I have a friend from Queens who's a soldier in Kuwait right now, Tommy Zarabinski, and I hope you and your boys make it back real soon. God bless you guys. I love you. Thank you very much.
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Date: 2003-03-24 04:31 am (UTC)I loved Chris Cooper! He's so amazing! Loved his speech! Aw!
And I'm glad that Nicole Kidman got the Oscar for Actress in a Leading Role. Not that I don't like Renée Zellweger. I just didn't like Chicago at all (answers the question what I think about Chicago being Best Picture, it's really funny, Every year the movie I don't like at all wins Best Picture! I'm cursed!). And Nicole Kidman was just incredible as Virginia Woolf! There was absolutely no way for her not to win Actress in a Leading Role this year!
I absolutly loooved Jennifer Garner's gown! Beautiful!
And Catherine Zeta Jones looked stunning, too!
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Date: 2003-03-24 04:40 am (UTC)yeah he was great (try to remember who the fuck he is)
and yeah yeah yeah to nicole im so happy for her she was great (and i dont saw the whole movie yet gg)
chicago *booooo* i dont like the movie too and the same was last year i think next year we go against lotr so they get this fucking oscar gg
yeah jennifer was gorgeous and czj was very sexy gg
i so adore adrien hes speech was so great and wonderful wow gg
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Date: 2003-03-24 05:03 am (UTC)And I agree. Sean Astin was so cute. Everytime he appeared on the screen, he was smiling or just looked so content. Made me smile everytime.
Chris Cooper won Best Actor in a Supporting Role (for Adaptation). He was the one who almost cried while he was holding his speech. He thanked his wife, and said "All we want right now is peace" (or something like that). I found him very moving.
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Date: 2003-03-24 05:07 am (UTC)sean was soooo adorable
heres the speech:
I bet they didn't tell you that was in the gift bag. Oh my god. Thank you. Thank you, really. Oh my goodness. It doesn't come out in slow motion, but it doesn't really ring a bell. The name — I didn't know my name. This Adrien? Okay. I haven't really written a speech because every time I wrote a speech for the past one of these things I didn't win. But, you know, there comes a time in life when everything seems to make sense and this is not one of those times. What I do know though is that I've never felt this much love and encouragement from my peers and from people I admire and from complete strangers. And it means a great deal to me. And if it weren't for the insomnia and the sudden panic attacks, this has been an amazing, amazing journey. I have to thank — they're already flashing time's up. I have to thank my mother and father, most importantly, for all the creativity and encouragement and they've been just real strength. They've given me a great deal of strength. What can I say? This film would not be possible without the blue print provided by Wladyslaw Szpilman. This is a tribute to his survival. I'd like to thank Roman Polanski for the role of a lifetime. And for those of you who have seen the film and have sat through the credits, you know there are too many people to thank individually. I would not be there without all their efforts. And I thank them. And everyone worked extremely hard to make this film. And I have to thank Focus Features for getting us out there. To my longtime friend, manager, agent, consigliare Joanne Colonna everybody at the firm, PMK/HBH. And you know, wait one second. One second, please one second. Cut it out, cut it out. I get one shot at this. I'm sorry. I didn't say more than five names, I don't think, but. This is, you know, it fills me with great joy, but I am also filled with a lot of sadness tonight because I am accepting an award at such a strange time. And you know my experiences of making this film made me very aware of the sadness and the dehumanization of people at times of war. And the repercussions of war. And whatever you believe in, if it's God or Allah, may he watch over you and let's pray for a peaceful and swift resolution. Thank you. And I have a friend from Queens who's a soldier in Kuwait right now, Tommy Zarabinski, and I hope you and your boys make it back real soon. God bless you guys. I love you. Thank you very much.
lol he cut the music it was so cool