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This programme contains very strong Hello, and welcome to film 2012. If

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you want to get in touch, details on the screen. Coming up on

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tonight's show. A cast of national treasures seek retirement in the

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sun in the best exotic marigold hotel. -- The Best Exotic Marigold

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Hotel. They simply refuse to die. Woody Harrelson plays a bad cop in

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Rampart. I am not a racist. The fact is, I hate all people equally.

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And the winner is... We take a look at the nominee's ahead of this

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Sunday's Academy Awards. First tonight, the best exotic marigold

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Hotel, directed by John Madden, starring Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and

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Maggie Smith. And this is the day. Where are you going? Why not spend

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your autumn years in an Indian palace. It is a luxury development

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where all of the residents are in their golden years. Like the Costa

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Brava? You s, but with more elephants. I play a character

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called Sonny, who has an idea to sell to old people, and they end up

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in India with all these guys, but they end up finding that all is not

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what they think and lots of craziness happens. Your first time

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in India? This country seems more civilised than one originally

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thought. Welcome The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel! Here is an Indian,

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isn't he? It is primarily a comedy that has a melancholy undertow

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because it deals with people at a point in their lives way you do not

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know what is left and what is coming, and it is a story of

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cultural collision because it is about how the people cope with the

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madness of modern India. How can you bear this country? What do you

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see that I don't? A light, colours, smiles. All life is here. Do you

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think we will be all right? The romance of India is very much

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in our history. If this film has got this magic work in it

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Catalonian, if it has that word in it, it is OK. That was a gin and

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tonic. I know that now! Almost every one of those actors, the key

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ones you can see, they are people who have worked with each other,

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often several times, and that is an incredible resource for a director.

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You don't really have to do very You can read that it is like the

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Guardian saying it is a festival of luvvies, but you have a tradition

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of actors being on tour and spending time together and it was

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sort of like that, and it was delightful. It was like a

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travelling theatre company. John Madden brilliantly kept us in order.

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Everything will be all right in the end. So if it is not all right, it

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is not the end. High. Hello to you. I thought this storm was adorable.

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I note your are horrified. I mentioned a couple of weeks ago

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when the Descendants came out, and I mentioned they had booked seats,

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but 12 of them are going and they have already planned their snacks.

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They are going to love this film. I thought it was charming,

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brilliantly played, especially by Bill Nighy and Tom Wilkinson. I

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thought the whole thing was lovely, but I can tell you didn't. I just

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think it is a chronically mixed bag. Some of it is smart and funny and

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the premise of a motley crew of OAPs being outsourced to India is

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funny, but I think there is a side to the film which is rather

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traditional. The fact they turn up at this derelict hotel run by a

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bumbling local is a plot device taken from Carry On abroad. And a

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lot of the jokes were of equal vintage. The first joke in the

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script has everyone getting diarrhoea and locking themselves in

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the toilet. I think he has a split personality. But the film is canny

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and clever. There is at huge boulder audience out there. A lot

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of the stuff we talk about is an especially terribly relevant to

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them. They probably went to see The King's Speech and have not seen

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much since. It does a job for them. And as a way of spending the grey

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pound, it could be worse. My grandma spends it on facts and

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scratchcards. I like your grandma. I think the performances are good.

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The masterstroke is getting the cast together. They could read it

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assembly instructions for flat-pack furniture and that -- it would work.

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I am not hostile, but I wish he didn't rely so much on things like

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it Ain't half Hot mum. Next, Rampart stars Woody Harrelson

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caught on tape abusing a suspect and defines himself entering a

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The only thing that is wrong here is that a camera caught him doing

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police work. You first read the script and you think this guy is an

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asshole. I am not a racist. The fact is I hate all people equally.

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Personally, I didn't think I could pull it off. I can't even imagine

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playing a cop. It is the only profession I really cannot imagine

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playing. Why are you looking to hand me? I know you are setting me

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up. Answer my question. Of all the rotten cops, why are you after the

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one guide who gets it? The one cop who get sick? Are you Fokine

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kidding me? Let me remind you that several years ago you killed an

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alleged serial date rapist primitively. -- Prix meditatively.

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I can prove no shooting was dirty, like I can prove that you have done

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it. As a director he creates an environment that is very safe.

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There is a lot of play, improvisation, spontaneous things

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and he never says cuts. I consider him a maestro. He is really a

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master of his craft. It is only his second movie, but I cannot wait to

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see what he does next. I hope I get to do it with him. You can't just

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walk in the house like you still live here. You are a dirty cup, and

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you have made us all dirty. I do not know if this character has made

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-- redeemed himself or even what the Arc is. It might be like the

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Paul Simon Lin, as things change, we are more a less the same. Have

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you thought about retirement? you force me to retire, I will have

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my own show on Fox News, and you'll be my first guest. So you have

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It is a beast of a performance from Woody Harrelson, and is almost in

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close-up in everyone, and he dominates there film. But it also

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belongs to James Ellroy, and people will associate him with LA

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Confidential and it is not a disgrace to compare Rum par with

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that. La Confidential is a mystery at heart, but Rampart is two hours

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in a character's head. I kind of enjoyed it. He's a true James

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Ellroy policeman, and I think him and the film are the saviours

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because they are repulsive and magnetic. That is my dream night.

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Repulsion and cannot help myself. I know I am being keen, but I am

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about not to be. I think this film was brilliant. I thought it was

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mind-blowing. I do not understand why he is not up for an Oscar. I

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think it is one of those films where you decide early on whether

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you're getting on the train for the ride, because I think it is

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beautifully directed, but there are these 360 degree shops, and there

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is amazing supporting cast of Steve Buscemi, so put -- Sigourney Weaver,

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Robin Wright, and I decided early on that I was with it. Like he is

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falling apart, some of the shots are as well. I thought it was

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brilliant. The direction is very stylised. It is a big presence in

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the film. Oren Moverman's direction is a big presence. Sometimes you

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are looking through a steroid pumped body, but when they pull

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together it is powerful. This is Woody Harrelson's movie, but an

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Mahesh has not been treated well by Hollywood, and make BT is always

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perfect. Instead of our usual top five, we have people picking out

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top Oscar travesties in the beer mat - Best Film nominations that

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never won. Clint Eastwood With Dirty Harry once said there are a

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lot of great movies that won the Academy Award and a lot of great

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movies that happened. Here are my choices for the ones that got away.

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Apocalypse Now, losing to Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980. I love the smell of

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napalm in the morning. One time we had a bomb, 12 hours and it was all

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over when I woke up. Perhaps the Academy thought it had

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congratulated Francis Ford Coppola with the Godfather films, or

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perhaps the fiasco surrounding the making of the film was still so

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intense it was hard to see the incredible thing behind the mist.

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On the other hand, Kramer vs. Kramer is an issue film and has a

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very Oscar style undercurrent. came here to take my son home. And

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I realise he already is home. losing to the English Patient in

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You should see the other guy! was very cool, very sly, funny, but

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the Academy had not learnt to embrace the directors. But the

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English Patient was the first film to be really pushed by Hardy Wine

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Stein -- Harvey Weinstein with his infamous campaigning. I know you

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will carry me out of the Palace of winds. The English Patient changed

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the way movies won an Oscar for ever. Oscar travesties go way back,

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and my first choice is one of the all-time classic Callas. Citizen

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Kane's 1941 lost to how Green Was My Valley. It would be one thing if

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it film had beaten Citizen Kane and the Maltese Falcon and was a time

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this work of genius, unfortunately, How Green Was My Valley, set in a

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Welsh mining community but filmed in Malibu does not stand up well

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today. Come on, lad. You can walk. Apparently the Academy preferred

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John Ford's daffodils to rosebuds. Whether you agree if Citizen Kane

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is the greatest film ever made, the movies to watch today because it is

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great. How Green Was My Valley is a maybe watch to find out what beats

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its intake. That was 1941. 70 years later The Social Network loses out

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to The King's Speech in 2011 and it seems the Academy are still

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favouring traditional fare over more radical story telling. David

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Fincher's brilliant The Social Network is the Digital Citizen Kane.

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He has security. They need a user name and a password. It betrays not

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a newspaper baron, but a social networking entrepreneur. What won

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the Oscar? A nice as pie biopic about a king. I am not saying The

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King's Speech is not a very nice film and terribly well acted, but

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come on, it does not compare. choices, but those Academy mistakes

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pale in significance, shining examples of when the people's

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champion was looked over and they look stupid. First up, Goodfellas

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losing to Dances With Wolves at the 1991 Academy Awards. Where is my

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Fokine drink? The Oscars is a cavalcade of wrong, fit only for

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generating pub quiz questions. He should have won his first Oscar for

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his pulsating gangster classic, Goodfellas, and the cast is top

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You little flock. Now he is moving! So naturally it lost to a dull,

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overlong epic. What one best picture in 1991? Dances With

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I hope I never have to fight him. He seems to be honest and very

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direct. Really? Next up, Pulp Fiction losing to Forrest Gump at

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the 1995 Academy Awards. Everybody be cool, this is a robbery. Any of

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you fuckinpricks move and I'll executed every mother fucking last

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one. Forrest Gump had a great Tom Hanks performance but it's no Pulp

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Fiction? Do you want to continue this in the car or in the jail

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house with the cops. It's dialogue is more enduring than... My mum

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always said life was like a box of chocolates. It works as a character

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study, a thriller and a love letter to cinema itself. It just plain

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works. I love them. They did that brilliantly. What, for you, go on?

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1980 was the year of Raging Bull, The Shining, The Elephant Man. The

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Oscar went to Ordinary People. I don't know if crack was invented in

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1980 but they were smoking something. We had so many tweets.

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Helen is with me "I will never forget Crash over Brokeback

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Mountain". I was working, the cast of Crash were like "no, no" Sandra

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Bullock was like... Did you not see that? Absolutely. I love this guy

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"Raging Bull, fight club, Goodfellas and while we are at it

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Blade Runner". There is a lot of grumpy people. People are livid, in

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only a gad way. Next Black Gold a tale of greed and betrayal set in

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the 19 3o's Arab states at the dawn of the oil boom. It stars Antonio

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Banderas and Mark Strong. All I want is your friendship. It's a

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reflection about the power corrupting the appalling power

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money has in human beings in a very specific context. Get ready to be

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rich. How rich? Seriously rich. a human being, you know, he's

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blinded by the power of this new source of wealth. He goes from the

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"us" to the "me". It's dangerous when you are talking about politics.

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That is a mirror of possibly the modern Arabic world that has

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suddenly come into an awful lot of money and how it's going to deal

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with that wealth and which direction it will go in. Because,

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you see, my son, everything you see in this room was one with either --

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was won with either blood or love, never money. Because anything that

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can be bought has no real value. It's amazing we have come full

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circle in the Tunisian elections have just happened and the

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revolution was happening during filming. Interesting to make a film

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about revolution, about a new way, which is being mirrored in the

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politics of the real world, in the very place that you are filming it.

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That was extraordinary. I will not betray you like you betrayed me.

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You were born to rule. You are the next Sultan. Follow me. Now, you

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are a man. It's, basically, Pus In Boots in the dessert. Of course, it

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isn't. Imagine he is wearing boots. I won't do the voice. I love

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Antonio Banderas. I cannot get that character out of my head. Whenever

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he speaks I think "why isn't he wearing a hat and a feather in it"?

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What did you think? This was to be the start of a new era. I don't

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think it work. The cast are dressed up in costumes that lack look like

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they were pulled out of a storage trunk after a Turkish delight

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advert. A film about Arab history have you a cast drawn from Malaga,

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Mumbai and Wembley. The director takes a do your own thing approach

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to accents. The thing is wobbley. Freida Pinto comes on and

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disappears. She is off screen, I assume she is on the phone to her

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agent. Antonio Banderas is close to Willow Twanky. I will be positive.

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How? There are moments when this epic approach that Jean-Jacques

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Annaud takes pays off. Between his casting and his relentless owe old

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fashion quality you want Nicholas Lindhurst to arrive on a magic

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carpet. That spoils the illusion for me. Tell me I'm wrong? You are

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bang on it. It feels incredibly long. If people go "they are being

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mean" you will go into the cinema and come out in June. You were a

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bet iger fan of seven years in Tibet. I want to say is that the

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landscape looks beautiful. Wonderful sand in this film and

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wonderful camels. What is your Film of the Week? It's Rampart. I loved

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it but I want a nod to marigold. The Oscars take place on Sunday,

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here is a quick reminder of who is leading the race. Hugo leads the

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Oscar race with 11 nominations with the much rewarded The Artist with

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10. Six nominations, Money zs ball, and War horse. The Descendants

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starring George Clooney has Fife as done the re-make of The Girl With

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the Dragon Tattoo. The can The Help has four nominations alongside

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Woody Allen most commercially successful film of all-time,

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Midnight In Paris. Oscar has cast a wide net and made notable snubs too.

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Spiel spiel spiel has been locked out of Best Director category while

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their films got an impressive number of nominations. The

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Adventures of Tin Tin wasn't put forward for the Best Animation. For

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some Mr Oscar seems more reliable. Meryl Streep the most nominated

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actress in Oscar history received her 17th nomination. Woody Allen

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his 23rd. John Williams gained his 47th, almost as many as the most

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nominated of all, the great Walt Disney. Gary Oldman got his first

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nominations. And Best Director for The Artist. And the screenplay

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Bridesmaids bucking the trend for not taking comedy seriously. Who

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will go home with the Oscar on on Sunday, maybe they will surprise us.

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Here with us to preview the awards ahead of Sunday night's ceremony

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are Peter Bradshaw and Robbie Collin. Thank you for talking to us.

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It is late. A sacrifice we will make. I was... Every year I go,

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they missed out, so-and-so. I suddenly got a proper surge of

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excitement. It's the Oscars. They are on Sunday. We will all stay up

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and watch them. What is not to love. Sadly without Eddie Murphy. Thank

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you. It's not that I wasn't looking forward to a change? I was mentally

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prepared for it. Billy will do it great. Tpwho what he will do.

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will do what he has done before. will pull viewers. American viewers

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love Billy Crystal. He will hit it straight down the middle. Let me

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state now, officially, I'm looking at you. It's bad form to always

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star every Oscar's chat with, they missed out so many films, I try not

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to. This year there are so many. need to We Need To Talk About Kevin

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and all kind of things. Maybe the DVDs didn't get. There let's look

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at the nine films nominated for Our families are just as screwed up.

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Our heart aches are just as painful, but we're going to make it out OK.

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My dad said, the way I saw the world was a gift. After he died, I

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found this key in my dad's closet. He must have wanted me to find

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something. If things were easy to find... They wouldn't be worth

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finding. Every black house should have a separate bathroom for the

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coloured help. I will have to kill that woman. Have you lost your mind.

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It's scandalous. Courage sometimes skips a generation. Thank you for

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bringing it back to our family. are you? Hugo. Where do you live?

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It's a secret. Yes. Good, I love secrets. The story is not over yet.

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I want to walk around Paris with you. I keep forgeting you are just

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a tourist. That's putting it mildly. What time did you get in last

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night? Not that late. I'm m a perplexing situation. There are

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rich teams and there are poor teams. Then are 50 feet of crap, then

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there is us. We're going to shake things up. Tell him. Do you want me

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to speak? If we win with this team, Unless you love, your life will

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I love War Horse. Watching that makes me go,... Please. Does this

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belong to The Artist? Is that piece won it? It does belong to The

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Artist I spent so long banging and banging on about The Artist I can

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hardly make a claim for anything else. This list is remarkable, not

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that it's merely disappointing, there have two films on it which

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are bad, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and War horse.

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That is possibly the worst reviewed Best Picture candidate of all-time.

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I bet you're right. It might well be that it's badly reviewed. It's

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more than that, it is bad. War Horse is an appalling film.

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you... Did you watch. It you need to watch it with me? It's made out

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of plastic. I adored it. I'm grumpy on many levels. No. If it's not The

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Artist. We would like it to be The Artist. There can be a shock?

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Possibly the only film to take it from The Artist, one film it's The

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Help. It's well liked in the academy. He shivers here. Bad news.

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Bad news culturally for us all. Best Actress nominations and

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supporting actress nominations. It appears to the academy voters. 94%

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of them are over the age of 60. That harking back to a certain type

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of film making. Both of you like The Help? I also like War Horse.

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Suddenly confronted... I don't like The Help. It's well acted and well

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put together. We can have that conversation about what else can

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win. It's a foregone conclusion it's The Artist. The thing about

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Michel Hazanavicius is whether it will be history repeating it in

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1998 when Life Is beautiful Cleaned up. Maybe it is the same thing

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again. Maybe this will be a one time deal. In 1998 the world fell

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in love with him and then he disappeared. We have had so many

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comments coming in, I feel I will only read out the admissions

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tonight. Kevin, We Need To Talk About Kevin, Drive. Yes. That blew

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my mind. He will be winning Oscars in five years time when the academy

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gets on to what a Best Director he Moving on to Best Director, Michel

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Hazanavicius. Alexander Payne. Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen,

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Terence Malick for the Tree Of Life. Who would you like to win and who

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do you think will? I think it would be Michelle have an assiduous, but

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I would not expire if it was Martin Scorsese. Having ignored him, the

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Academy decided they would like him. I think it will be Michel

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Hazanavicius. Both of these songs are tributes to old film-makers. He

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paid tribute to French cinema, and Michelle has no vicious is paying

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tribute to all Hollywood. cannot rule out Woody Allen.

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agree! A very nice film with a feel-good vibe, Midnight In Paris.

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I have seen it three times, once as an honest to God paying member of

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the public and everybody loves it. The crowd, they love it. I will

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bang on, and I am not making eye- contact, where his Steven

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Spielberg? And Lynne Ramsay. Le in Ramsey's a future mission. It is

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essentially a Hollywood closing ranks. It is not a great time for

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Hollywood, and this is a circling of the wagons. Something like Steve

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McQueen, directing a Shame, a British film made in America, and

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he has been excluded. There is a parochial, chauvinist American

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films. They don't like smart-ass liberals from Britain making films

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about Columbine. That does not play well. They its have a look at best

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actor and Best actress. Let's have a look at this lovely video. Popper,

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why did you have me? Because I love you, and you are the most important

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thing in this world. That is why I love you. You're my reason to live.

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Who easy? I want to know who the guy my wife was seen is. -- who

:31:57.:32:07.
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Ricky has been helping us. He has been telling us all about his

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adventures. I want to milk the last man to baseball you have been you.

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And you want to stay in the show. Let's do that. You won't tell them?

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What is your name? Albert. You will real name. Albert. A I thought I

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might write my stories down and read them to you. Did you know

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growing up that you thought she would be made? You yes, I did.

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to think about being something else? I have taken myself since I

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was 10. She has had a rough life. Let's not make it rougher. We have

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always lived alongside evil, but it has never been so efficient, so

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avid for carnage. You literally when nothing in bed but perfume?

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And as I am in England, I will say piously be nothing but Yardley's

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Lavender. I have not seen a better life. Is it going to be George

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Clooney? I think we all rather like that. George Clooney, I have gone

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off him a bit. Famously Steven Spielberg watched him in the arm

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and said if that man can stop waggling his head about, he will be

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a star. And he has stop waggling his head about but he still keeps

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doing it. There are lots of mannerisms and tics and weird

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things he does. He pulls a lot of faces. If where is Brad Pitt

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doesn't look like he is doing anything at all. He is an above the

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title Hollywood star. He is absolutely brilliant. The this year

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he has done all his best work, Tree Of Life was terrific. My issue with

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the best actor race is that it becomes a competition between which

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carried take you liked the most and that is why people like Gary Oldman

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and can get overlooked. People are being obsessed with simpered --

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being sympathetic. I think it is depressing it has come down to

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George Clooney. It's a decent performance, but I think you'll be

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an anti-climax, and fish on the job than his charming. What Gary Oldman

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has done is the difference between favourite performance and Best

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actor. Gary Oldman and carries the film without seeming to do a film.

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He should have won the Oscar three or four times already. I'm not

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saying it because I'm being patriotic, Gary Oldman and is the

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best actor of this year, plain and simple. He won't win. Forget it.

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They talk about Best actress. We didn't have fisticuffs, but we were

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having a conversation where everybody sort of disagreed with

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who might get it, or rather you came out with me and said it might

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be the only Davies. I think that is the sort of performance the Academy

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votes for. It is easy to overestimate how well the Margaret

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Thatcher thing has gone down. They are familiar with it over here, and

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people really bought into that, but there is a weird archness to the

:35:35.:35:45.
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performance that might turn of American voters. But for Viola.

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very bland performance. I don't think the help these that well-

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acted, but Octavia Spencer is much more of an interesting support

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since -- more interesting performance. The would you like

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Meryl Streep to win? The two is an inspired piece of mimicry. People

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ask if it goes beyond mimicry, but what a piece of mimicry. I am

:36:13.:36:18.

astonished you would say that. Why did faze Brown not win an Oscar for

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her remarkable mimicry of her at the time -- face Brown. I will

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breathe a sigh of relief if Viola Davies wins. What she's doing is

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better than what Meryl Streep is doing. But we have to talk about

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emissions. Elizabeth Olsen, Tilda Swinton. Kirsten dance.

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Charlize Theron? D Denny one not watch Young adults? The very

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quickly, best actor in a supporting role. Kenneth Branagh, Jonah hill,

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McNulty, Christopher Plummer, Max von Sydow. I think you are not

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allowed to put to better on Christopher Plummer, it is him.

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Academy loves a plucky old man, and they don't get more plucky or Auld

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than Christopher Plummer. He lost out last time he was nominated, so

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every chance they will see this as a chance to redress the balance.

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still like Kenneth Branagh. I would have liked to have seen Albert

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Brooks will Drive. The supporting characters matter - category is

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where they give some nods, so they might be some surprises. We have

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literally got 18 seconds. It is going to Octavia Spencer. We will

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wake up Monday morning if we haven't lost it all night long,

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what is the headline? Will it be the Artist? A absolutely.

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artistry of Harvey. That is all for tonight. In next week's show we

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will review project X, wanderlust and this means war. Casablanca is

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back in cinemas now. Maybe that is my form of the week. Thank you for

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watching. Good night. -- film of the week. Play it, Sam. Play as

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Times Goes By. I am a little rusty Sing it, Sam. # You must remember

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this. # A kiss is just a kiss.

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# A sigh is just a sigh. # The fundamental things apply.

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