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Hello and welcome to this BBC News Special. In the next few minutes,

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we will be live in Hollywood to hear the Oscar nominations for the

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85th Academy Awards. With me for the next half an hour, our film

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critic Jason Solomons. He'll be giving us his views on what should

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and should not be making it onto the list. We can look at the scene

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live in Los Angeles. It is a very early start for people there, it is

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just 5:30am. It is an early start as we wait for the nominations.

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This is the scene at the Samuel Goldwyn and theatre. In about five

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minutes, the important list will be unveiled. While we wait for events

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to get under way, we can get to Jason's important thoughts. It is a

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lovely that you are with us. What do we think of this year? We can

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start with Lincoln. Would it be mean of me to suggest it will be a

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safe choice? I think it is probably going to lead the nominations. Not

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just because it was Steven Spielberg. Daniel Day-Lewis, the

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lead role, his fifth nomination this would be. He is doing the

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father of American politics in a very political year for America. It

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has the hallmark categories, with the make-up, the wigs. This is the

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sort of solid production Hollywood likes to say this is what we do

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well and they do do it well. It will probably lead nominations.

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Steven Spielberg has done that before. The colour purple before

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had a lot of nominations, but it went away with nothing. That makes

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me feel my age! Lincoln has not opened in the UK. People will not

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have seen it yet. We will win the war. You will begin

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your second term. Imagine the possibilities bees will bring. Why

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tarnish your lustre with a battle in a house? The same gang of

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talentless hacks who rejected the amendment ten months ago. I like

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our chances now. It really is a film for people who love American

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politics and it is about Lincoln's attempts to drive through the

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amendment to abolish slavery. Les Miserables, the longest running

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stage musical. Very tricky to put any musical on the big screen. It

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divided critics. It used to be a thing that a Hollywood musical was

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a staple of Hollywood. The musical has gone off in recent years. When

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they make them, they can do it very well. Chicago, of course. It opens

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in the UK this week. These films are opening soon. Tom Hooper

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directed The King's Speech. Can he do the same with Les Miserables? I

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fancy the craft will get nominations, the production. Anne

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Hathaway, singing. Nobody does any talking. I was going to do the show,

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singing! We will do it traditionally. There are great

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moments in the film. Great numbers, well delivered. Can it justify the

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running time? I found it a little bit tedious towards the end. Will

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it catch and a hearts in the way that Chicago did? I do not know. It

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is different. Eight quick word about Argo, directed by Ben Affleck.

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-- a quick word. This is a great heist caper movie. Hollywood loves

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a film about Hollywood and it has a lot of Hollywood in it. Hollywood

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politics come together in Argo. This is my dark horse for winning

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the best picture. The make-up is great, directing is good. Good old

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actors in it. It is a solid piece of work. It is good fun. Maybe that

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has been missing at the Oscars. you correctly get all 10 nominees,

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you win �1,000 for charity. What about Skyfall? That is the big

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question this year, whether it will be the first James Bond film

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nominated. It did not get on my list, but I would be thrilled if it

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got in there. I love bond. 50 years. It would be a great time to mark

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that -- James Bond. We are can go to Los Angeles. And our

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correspondent. Good morning. It is very early. I think they do

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it deliberately. Remind us who will be presenting

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the nominations. Tell us what it is like in California.

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It is great excitement. The Oscars are earlier than normal. Many of

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the awards shows, nominations, has been crunched up to being an

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earlier in the year and every couple of days in Hollywood, if

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another society coming out with their shortlist for this year. The

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Oscars will be held on 24th February. There is great excitement

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and interest as to who will be on the list. Seth MacFarlane Is

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hosting this year. It has been 40 years since the host of the show

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also nominate -- allows the nominations. If you do not know who

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I am, pretend I am Donny Osmond! It is an honour to announce the

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nominees. I do not know why we do not wait until midday because the

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only people up right now are flying or having surgery! I want to

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congratulate the nominees and also those who were not nominated. You

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can stop doing interviews pretending you had a good time

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doing the movie! Here to help me, because it is creepy to have a guy

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standing by himself at Hollywood at 5am, is the lovely and talented

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Emma Stone. Thanks. She is the start of the new film Gangster

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Squad. She is one of the brightest talents of her generation. Some say

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she is better than Meryl Streep. He says that? I don't know. A lot of

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people! Let's read. The nominees people! Let's read. The nominees

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will be read in no particular order. For best performance by an actor,

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For best performance by an actor, the nominees are... They have won

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before! He a breath of fresh air in that category! For best original

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that category! For best original song... I got nominated. I get to

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go to the Oscars. The MTV awards gave Michael Jackson a lifetime

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achievement award so he would show up. I am not saying that is what is

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up. I am not saying that is what is happening today... The 2012

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nominees for best performance by an actress in a supporting role are...

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Congratulations. You no longer have to pretend to be attracted to

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 69 seconds

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produced by Austria and Germany. -- means the writer's copy stuff from

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Microsoft Word! And they pasted it into final draft. For best original

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These are five people who are the very best at sitting in a chair

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watching other people make a movie! The nominees for best performance

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by an actor in a leading role... This is a little fact. Denzel

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Washington's character was drunk as much as half of the people up at

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Best Actress nominee in Oscar history. Wallis is the youngest

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ever, she's nine. Finally, we are pleased to announce

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 69 seconds

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that the film selected as the best tell Cranston he can unclench his

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teeth now. Brian I love you. Please join us at the Oscars, Sunday

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February 24, to find out who will take home the Oscars.

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take home the Oscars. Congratulations to all the nominees.

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So there it is. And a rather longer announcement process than we have

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been used to. Let's hope it doesn't bode fortnight. They were doing

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jokes and material, which they don't normally do, a Nazi joke I

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didn't like. Interesting selection, several times we said "Wow, didn't

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see that one coming." Lincoln to start, prediction that's it was

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going to be the walk away, Daniel Day-Lewis, no surprise. What stood

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out for you? 12 nominations in all. We'll find out late thaer a lot

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were for the wigs and make up, also for Tommy Lee Jones and Steven

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Spielberg. But is this the film that's going to carry those

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nominations into prizes on the night? I think certainly for Daniel

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Day-Lewis, yes, this will be his third Oscar. I think he is terrific

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as Lincoln. I thought this film was a bit yee-oldie -westy-wingy. I

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think it's a bit dull. The west wing was more exciting I think.

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was wasn't it. I've had a healthy debate on Twitter about use of the

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word "dull". With Daniel Day-Lewis, I wouldn't want to be in that

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category. Shame for Denzel Washington, Hugh Jackman, who's

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terrific, Bradley Cooper and Joaquin Phoenix who does the method

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stuff in the Master. Daniel Day- Lewis is brilliant at giving this

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icon, this icon a human face. He's twinkly, he's funny, serious, he

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does long anecdotes. It's a lovely make i -- mixture of Day Of The

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Dead dai. -- Daniel Day-Lewis. we expect a little more for Django

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Unchained? Everyone talking about Quentin Tarantino's return to form.

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Did we expect more? I much prefer Django Unchained, which opens next

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week in the UK, I prefer that to the last film Ingorious which he

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was nominated for best director. His Supporting Actor is nominated.

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I was surprised that Django Unchained wasn't nominated in other

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categories. It got original screen play. It is certainly that. It

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deserves that. It's in for best picture as well. Christophe Waltz I

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like him. I thought dicaprio is good as well. But Christophe Waltz

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is marvellous in this. It was an interesting film, a lively film.

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Perhaps too maverick for the Oscars and maybe tairntairntairn is still

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that. I think he would be -- Quentin Tarantino is still that.

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Zyryanov, it's Kathryn Bigelow as we know, the first -- Zero zark 30

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with Kathryn Bigelow here. She did The Hurt Locker. We get ten best

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films and only five directors. Kathryn Bigelow not nominated. She

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won't be the first woman to win two Oscars in a row. What we will get

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Is Jessica Chastain in Zero Dark Thirty. The CIA agent tracking down

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Osama Bin Laden. They're using clues obtained by some good

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evidence, some by torture. It is saying in Hollywood, is it in

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favour of torture, is it showing torture in the right light? Is it

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showing that the administration previously indulged in torture?

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This is a much better film about that. It's a great performance from

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Jessica Chastain. This air win, this sole person, Kathryn Bigelow,

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equates herself with this strong heroin figure in a masculine world

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trying to forge a way through. It's a brilliant performance from an

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actress who will be one of the greats. She broke through last year

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with a nomination in the Help. Now nominated for her role in this. I

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think she's going to wib it. That's one of your -- Win it. That's one

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of your bets. Life of Pi, one of the expected of the season, you

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think how can anyone make a film about a boy in a lifeboat with a

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tiger, what I load of old nonsense. It was the booker winning nofrl

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that people said you couldn't possibly film. All credit to Ang

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Lee for managing it. Yes he's done fantastic. Lovely to see a best

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director nomination. The question of the tone right. I gave up with

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the book after about 50 pages. The film is magical. It's about making

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movies in a way. The artificialness of it works. We see it here not in

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3-D. I recommend 3-D. It is superb. It's about a boy ah, drift with the

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tide, all of these things sound wrong to me. It's crazy but you

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have to see it. The magic is this sort of stuff works. As a movie

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goes, this is the most magical movie experience in the list. It

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could only be a movie. When you make a book like the book that can

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only be a book, it's great to make a movie after it that can only be a

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movie. 11 nominations someone is saying to me. The technical

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categories are for this film, they were invented. It drives things

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forward. But it alies them to story telling. They're not just for show.

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They're part of the narrative and that's important. Amour, a film

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that universely fantastic. Reviews, well a bit a gasp from both of us

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when we heard that Michael Haneke had been nominated. But in a good

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way. Perhaps we didn't see that coming? I didn't see it coming. You

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mention my ten best bets. This morning I had Amour in there to

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break out of the foreign language category, where it normally resides,

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into the best picture category. It won the Palme D'Or last year in May.

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It swept me away. It has broken out of the foreign language category

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nominated as foreign film and a best picture and Michael Haneke is

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nominated as best director and Emmanuelle Riva nominated as Best

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Actress. Why the Best Actor is not nominated I don't know. But it's

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the Best Film made anywhere in the world this year. It's a superb

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piece of work. I think Michael Haneke is the Best Film maker in

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the world. Heefz head and shoulders above the rest much it's unusual

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that the Oscars have recognised this. It's in French, but last year

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they had a French film, the Artist winning it, will they let a frenk

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film run away with it again. I know they didn't talk French in the

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Artist, can a French speaking film take the Oscar? I don't think so.

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But it's about ageing and love. The Academy Award voters are in a

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position that a couple of them will see things reflected on the scene

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that they might see in real life. They made the point that Emmanuelle

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Riva, she's in the Best Actress category and the oldest ever to be

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nominated. A great star. She was in film in the 60s. Lovely to see her

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revived on the big screen. She's wonderful. So is her co-star. I'm

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upset for him today. We touched on Argo before the announcement. Not

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quite as many as I might have thought. I'm trying to scan this

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list quickly. A film that Ben Affleck has done himself proud in

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terms of reviews. He's not nominated as director, but it has

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been nominated as Best Film. It's nominated as an adapted screen play.

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It was adapted from an original Vanity Fair article about what

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happened in Iran. It's nominated for Alan Arkin as a supporting act

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or. I wonder why the academy flocks to Alan Arkin role? I think most

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6,000 voters can sympathise with his performance in Argo. We touched

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on the average age of the academy voter. Silver Linings Playbook the

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kind of film, gentle, I hate the phrase rom-com, slightly amusing,

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not hard hitting, lots of acting credits and is it the kind of thing

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that gets those votes? surprised you say it's a rom-com,

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it is. It's an anti-rom-com if you like. It's a recognisable trop for

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it. It has been popular. I'm pleased for Bradley Cooper. He's a

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handsome young actor who has broken through. For laurpblgs Lawrence to

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get a nomination -- Jennifer Lawrence to get a nomination, they

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are terrific together but they are a different couple, than we've seen.

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They have screw ball elements, but they play it out with the back drop

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of mental illness. It's skilfully done. The director got a nomination.

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That's great that this man was redeemed. There was a viral clip of

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him loseing his temper on set and everyone said he wouldn't work in

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Hollywood again. Hollywood gifb second -- gives second chances.

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Your bet, we had nine on the list, we were allowed ten. They've thrown

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me a Googlie with Amour being in there, which I took off the list

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this morning. I did think Skyfall is the one that lost out. Only

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Adele's song is probably going to win. I see Seth MacFarlane has been

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nominated. Can she beat him? That seems like a done deal already.

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will find out. Thank you. Just a reminder of the those main

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