74th Academy Awards (après Cirque du Soleil) [2002] {Vintage VHS Home-Recording}

[Applause] individual effects award kirsten dunst and toby mcguire [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] the oscar-winning director james cameron offered this observation on visual effects it takes hundreds of men and women to create the magic of the films nominated for best visual effects they work with computers making art out of ones and zeros but computers don't make visual effects people do they are artists people who dream with their eyes wide open they breathe life into characters and worlds both beautiful and terrifying these unforgettable images are put on the screen by blood sweat tears and software but most of all by the driving force of unbridled human imagination for best visual effects the nominees are for ai artificial intelligence dennis muran scott farrar stan winston and michael anteri [Applause] for the lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring jim reigel randall william cook richard taylor and mark stetson [Music] [Applause] for pearl harbor eric brevik john fraser ed hirsch and ben snow [Applause] and the oscar goes to jim rigel randall william cook richard taylor and mark stetson for the lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring [Applause] [Music] these are the first oscars for jim ragle randall william cook and mark stetson this is richard taylor's second oscar tonight they produced one thousand suits of armor 2 000 stunt weapons and over 2200 pairs of prosthetic public feet for the film [Music] i just want to say thank you to j.r token who wrote it peter jackson who directed it new line who supported it my wife and family teresa sarah jackson who supported me and uh the amazing artists at wedded digital in new zealand here it is we we wanted to weave a tapestry of heightened reality with the special effects visual effects on lord of the rings and a tribute has to go to alex funke dop of the miniatures department carla fry who was there with us from the beginning the wonderful people at the weta workshop mary mclaughlin john baster jason dougherty and gina acevedo for their work with the creatures and all of my good friends back at home and especially my partner tanya i send my love to you [Applause] [Music] [Applause] ladies and gentlemen the oscar-nominated stars of love story ally mcgraw and ryan o'neal [Applause] [Music] love's story was guided by tonight's recipient of the gene herschel humanitarian award our director arthur hiller now many of you uh outside the industry recognize arthur from his appearances on the oscar telecast when he was president of the academy but those of us inside the industry recognize arthur as a major supporter of so many charities and committees civil rights groups and educational institutions that we wonder how he ever found time to direct movies like love's story the in-laws the americanization of emily hospital silver streak and making love and in addition to lending his name and his wallet to at last count 45 different groups arthur has taken the sort of individual action that makes a difference in 1956 he cast a black actor as a medical doctor on a network television show the script had not specified the doctor's race later he cast a wheelchair bound actor as a security guard also not in the script and in the seventies arthur and his wife gwen smuggled books and clothing into what was then the soviet union to bring help to the refusenix who had been stripped of their jobs and many of their rights when they applied for visas to leave the country as president of the director's guild of america arthur helped organize committees for the women's rights and minority rights and created a directing program for minorities his love story is a love of mankind and the courage to put that love to work for all of us for these reasons and enough others to fill a whole three-hour show of his own we're absolutely overjoyed to present the gene herschel humanitarian award to our director arthur hiller [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] thank you mama thank you papa it feels humbling to receive a humanitarian award for doing what my parents brought me up to do i had an unbelievably caring mother and father who lived their lives with the moral values of love and compassion of respect and responsibility of human dignity and and standing up for what's right even though they had a hard time earning a living they helped the poor and the hungry and they also helped others who needed the support of a friend or someone to stand up for for their rights they felt all other people as individual human beings and judge them by their actions not by their color or their race or their religion i and [Applause] we i wish i could say that i'm as strong as they were in all those areas but i'm so grateful to them for instilling these those values into my my loving sisters and me and i'm so grateful to my my loving wife and our wonderful children my wife so supportive and henrik and erica just can't be better like they're they're gwen and the kids are always behind me and sometimes pushing me to live up to those values it's so embarrassing to receive an award for for doing what you should be doing but [Applause] i must admit it it pleases me great feeling it especially honors me to receive it from this academy that i respect so deeply and that has always meant so much to me personally [Applause] [Music] oscar welcomes ben kingsley sandra bullock and hugh grant and denzel washington presents a special award to sydney partier as the academy awards continue on abc [Music] a new resealable bottle means tropicana pure premium is now good to go i think i'll go for a walk outside i just [Music] it's a sunshine day tropicana of your premium feel pure good every day brown's technology helps me see my supply chain minute by minute brown shows me problems before they get bigger brown works with me to give me control ron reveals the hidden opportunities before they go away brown never says to me you can't do that that's what lawyers are for better 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never bet on babies can you hear me now good you can hear me now good how do you build america's largest wireless network can you hear me now good by never being satisfied verizon wireless we never stop working for you [Music] the 74th annual academy awards will continue in a moment here on [Music] [Applause] abc sweetie rides here when the edmonds upgraded to bell south fast access dsl they knew life would change yeah i'm online the lightning speed lets them do the things they want better find a good looking science fair 45 bucks a month they even got a free month for ordering and mike a little help here please he's doing a little better in school connect and create something bell south spring time the perfect time for volvo's spring break when you'll find special values on every 2002 volvo [Music] like the volvo s60 sports sedan [Music] but remember these special offers end march 31st although spring break nature has a new lease shouldn't you why were homes built in the path of the northern ark tomorrow at five on channel two here's tonight's oscar nominee for sexy beast and a previous award winner for mahatma gandhi ben kingsley [Applause] it's already been a a wonderful evening uh musically and in a film it's the music that is is the wind that gives the picture flight when a film is over it's the music the music that perfumes it's the perfume that remains in the air after a particularly enchanting encounter in a tribute to the artists who compose the musical scores john williams has arranged bouquet of some of the most memorable themes that have been heard in nearly the three quarters of a century that oscar started listening this is movie music created to underscore great moments in the dark and to bring us back to those moments again and again every time we hear them maestro john transporters [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] then [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] so [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] to present the oscar for original score please welcome sandra bullock and hugh grant [Applause] [Music] [Applause] there's really only one way to follow that selection of some of the greatest movie scores ever written and that is to introduce the one that will be joining their company innovation what time the nominees for the best original score are [Music] a.i artificial intelligence by john williams [Music] [Applause] a beautiful mind by james horner [Music] [Applause] harry potter and the sorcerer's stone by john williams lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring by howard shaw [Applause] [Music] monsters incorporated by randy newman [Music] [Applause] and the oscar goes to howard shore from lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring [Applause] this is the first oscar for howard shore for the film score he enlisted the 96 piece london philharmonic orchestra and the coral group the voices of london [Music] oh this is incredible thank you to the members of the academy i had uh the good fortune of having such fantastic collaborators on this project uh peter jackson fran walsh philip o'boyens who guided me on an amazing journey through middle earth and it was just a tremendously rewarding experience to translate the words of tolkien into uh into music and i just feel uh blessed to be a part of this production um i want to thank my wife elizabeth and daughter may whose love and support are incredible to me and have just guided me on my journey thanks to bob shay michael lynn mark odetsky uh paul brusek barry osborne everybody at uh the crew in in tuxedo i love you all thank you very much [Music] [Applause] [Music] it's nice to see you scoring again our next presenter is an oscar-winning actor who has been nominated five times including this year for his performance as a very scary cop in training day he is so tough in that movie he's the only man who's not afraid to go out for a bite with mike tyson now he steals that's her it'll hit you later he steals he lies he cheats he murders and he's just been given a desk at caa i mean really he is so talented and there truly aren't enough oscars in the world to give him ladies and gentlemen all of our fantasies mr denzel washington [Applause] [Music] from time to time the academy bestows an honorary award on a member of the film industry sometimes for a body of work sometimes for work done to better the industry sometimes for the influence created among other filmmakers around the world this year they honor a man who qualifies in all three areas and who is also unique in the history of film they call him sidney poitier [Applause] before sydney african-american actors had to take supporting roles in major studio films that were easy to cut out in certain parts of the country but you couldn't cut sidney poitier out of a sydney fortier picture he was the reason a movie got made the first solo above the title african-american movie star he was unique [Applause] he was unique but he didn't do it alone others fought alongside him like this gentleman the oscar-winning producer of in the heat of the night sydney's good friend walter mirish [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] thank you when we started the preparation of in the heat of the night i knew i was embarking on one of the most significant productions of my career what i didn't know was it was also the beginning of one of the most cherished friendships of my life tonight i'm privileged to stand beside sydney on this great occasion where the academy has seen fit to honor him again nearly forty years after his best actor award since then he's directed and produced many pictures he's also found time to distinguish himself as the author of two books as bahamian ambassador to japan as a director in a major media corporation but even more importantly as a wonderful husband to joanna and the father of six lovely daughters [Applause] he has also continued to do extraordinary film work that has brought to the screen his own unique attributes of integrity and character now let's look at casey lemon's film [Applause] these artists are very much like the black actors and actresses i know today only they were chained to stereotypes when some of them had the wherewithal to saw they gave birth to me he was something that uh hollywood had just never seen before a black leading man i i believe the first film i saw was was uh raising him in the sun recording on screen was uh in lily's of the field guess who's coming today [Music] this prince you just always knew that this was the cat cinderella was marion the beauty of sidney poitier is that his art reflects the dignity of his parents that i'm not performing this dignified persona this confidence this self-pride this is me this is how i see myself and this is how people see me exact terms are no financial arrangements [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] the year he actually took home best actor it rose us all up as americans we all became better because of it the time has come at the time that sydney came to prominence in hollywood there was great change going on in america his ability to be compassionate towards those who don't understand them to be compassionate towards those who perhaps have some kind of prejudice against him it's inspiring this country was going through upheaval and he was right there there was a consciousness a virgil that's a funny name for boy that comes from philadelphia what do they call you up there they call me mr tibbs it was just like such a shock to see this black man slap this guy back you know you don't slap sydney you don't slap him it it made a statement to me about what it is to be a man i don't think that we should overlook the film destiny directed city point was the first african-american filmmaker to do a film that grossed over 100 million dollars certainly at that time was a massive sydney poitier is an american treasure and not an african-american treasure he is an american treasurer he's the standard for me and for a lot of black women he has inspired me he did it his way he does it his way and that's what i want i wouldn't be sidney poitier we are standing on his shoulders there would be none of us if there wasn't sydney and if i think for a moment it's too hard or that the way is insurmountable i just think of sidney poitier we have all been led by sydney and are still being led by him his courage to stand up and force hollywood to treat him equally with dignity and respect it's allowed me to dream the ripples just go on and on and continue to go on for actors in my generation and actors to come one word for me to describe sydney party would be courageous class supreme fearless majestic integrity compassion proud uncompromising grace possibility you are more than a measurable man you are a measure of an artist and a human being and with that we all say thank you congratulations on your award is well deserved thank you for all that you've done for us and continue to do for uh blazing betrayal for all that you are thanks for the inspiration letting me know it was possible i love you very much thank you sir thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you sidney poitier god bless you [Applause] lady ladies and gentlemen sidney poitier [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] i arrived in hollywood at the age of 22 in a time different than today's a time in which the odds against my standing here tonight 53 years later would not have fallen in my favor [Music] back then no route had been established for where i was hoping to go no pathway left in evidence for me to trace no custom for me to follow yet here i am this evening at the end of a journey that in 1949 would have been considered almost impossible and in fact might never have been set in motion were there not an untold number of courageous unselfish choices made by a handful of visionary american filmmakers directors writers and producers each with a strong sense of citizenship responsibility to the times in which they lived each unafraid to permit their art to reflect their views and values ethical and moral and moreover acknowledge them as their own they knew the odds that stood against them and their efforts were overwhelming and likely could have proven too high to overcome still those filmmakers persevered speaking through their art to the best in all of us and i benefited from their effort the industry benefited from their effort america benefited from their efforts [Applause] and in ways large and small the world has also benefited from their effort therefore with respect i share this great honor with the late joe mankowitz the late richard brooks the late ralph nelson the late daryl zaneck the late stanley kramer especially water whose friendship lies at the very heart of this moment guy green norman jewison and all others who have had a hand in altering the odds for me and for others without them this most memorable moment would not have come to pass and the many excellent young actors who have followed an admirable fashion might not have come as they have to enrich the tradition of american filmmaking as they have i accept this award in memory of all the african-american actors and actresses who went before me in the difficult years on whose shoulders i was privileged to stand to see where i might go my love [Applause] my love and my thanks to my wonderful wonderful wife my children my grandchildren my agent and friend martin baum and finally finally to those audience members around the world who have placed their trust in my judgment as an actor and filmmaker i thank each of you for your support through the years thank you [Music] [Applause] the movie that i think made the difference in my life it was to kill a monkey man and i understood for the first time in my life um the movies are sometimes entertainment and sometimes they are necessary my favorite film is twelve angry men was the first black and white film i've ever seen was probably not guilty it's really inspirational because it shows how a person can make a difference against all the odds [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] joining us in a few moments jennifer lopez josh hartnett and performances by sting faith hill enya john goodman and randy newman and paul mccartney it's the oscars calculator 20 on debit card clarinet reads 22 on debit card baseball glove 53 on debit card running errands faster priceless use your debit mastercard and avoid the hassle of checks there are some things money can't buy for everything else there's debit mastercard [Music] now there's a safer way to keep in touch on the road personal calling ready say a name or number and it's dialed automatically hello things are heating up i'll be a little late how late very late hands-free calling from 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[Applause] [Music] [Applause] good evening it's time for the oscars for short films so we'll be brief and i would repeat that for emphasis but we don't have enough time sorry so in the category of live-action short film the nominees are the accountant ray mckinnon and lisa blunt copy shop virgil vidry grigor's greatest invention johannes kiefen [Music] a man thing miscus brava chavamir kabitsky and bogamil dorfayak speed for thespians cowman apple and shamila bash [Applause] [Music] and the oscar goes to ray mcninan and lisa blount the accountant [Music] first academy awards for randy kennon and lisa blount the accountant marks mr mckinnon's territorial debut and is blunt's first executive producer credit [Music] [Music] i thought we were going to get a little short one [Music] we'd like to thank the academy for this wonderful honor in a category that still allows for a person who's just burning to make a movie to load a camera in the back of his daddy's old truck gather up some talented dreamers and do it and if the stars align and the fates conspire that person might find themselves standing right here at the good god almighty academy awards [Applause] i want to thank everybody who helped us on our film especially my two partners here my true friend walton goggins and my dear and beautiful wife lisa blunt as one door was seemingly closing in my life another door opened and i only have one person to thank for that my husband ray mckinnon and i just get to thank our mama and daddies and uh eddie king uh blake jackson and uh red we might be able to pay you back thank you so much [Music] in the category of animated short film the nominees are [Music] 50 gray riyari robinson and seamus byrne for the birds ralph eggleston [Music] give up your old sins cahorgafney [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] trouble josephine meredith and the oscar goes to for the birds ralph eggleston [Music] this is the first academy award for ralph eccleston for the birds is his directorial debut in animation the comedy short is about a flock of birds perched on a wire and the dim-witted avian intruder who upsets its delicate valleys [Music] [Applause] [Music] gosh a billion people this is great i'd like to thank all of my friends and family especially my mom and dad edward elizabeth everyone at pixar and our friends at the walt disney company uh skywalker sound jory prom and the writers in the sky for their wonderful sound work um gosh uh karen dufoulo our producer james ward murphy and bill wise partners i would like to thank steve jobs and sarah mcarthur for their encouraging the short films of pixar and most of all i'd like to thank ed catmull and john lasseter my friend and mentors i hope each and every one of you get to work with them as closely as i have thank you very [Music] harbor and much hawk down please welcome josh hartney over the rainbow white christmas shaft moon river zippity-doo-dah ah all songs won the oscar each one inspired by and crafted for the unique mood and story of a specific movie this award goes to songwriter the songwriters some of whom will be performing their songs tonight a few friends we've asked come along and help out and here goes let's go to the movies you guys [Applause] from haitian leopold sting [Music] [Applause] [Music] was still beneath the moon without your love would it shine for me if i was smart as aristotle and understood the rings around the moon what would it all matter if you love me here in your arms where the world is impossibly still with a million dreams to fulfill and a matter of moments until the dancing ends here in your arms where everything seems to be clear not a solitary thing what i fear except when this woman comes near the dancing zone oh if i caught the world in an hourglass and saddled up the moon so we could ride until the stars grew dim until the time that time stands still until [Music] until [Music] [Applause] from the lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring [Applause] may it be an evening star [Music] shines down [Music] may it be when darkness falls your heart will be true [Music] oh [Music] oh [Music] and you will find your way [Applause] [Music] is [Music] [Music] [Applause] if i were a rich man with a million or two i'd live in a penthouse with a room with a view and if i were handsome it could happen because dreams do come true [Music] nothing for years [Music] i must admit it big i always come [Music] here you and me together that's how it always should be one without the other [Music] to me [Music] don't have to say [Music] in here [Music] [Applause] [Music] when i think back on these times and the dreams we left behind i'll be glad cause i was blessed to get to have you in my life when i look back on these days i'll look and see your face you were right there for me [Music] oh [Applause] [Music] [Applause] in my dreams i'll always [Music] [Applause] [Music] a place [Music] and everywhere i am [Music] [Music] [Applause] from vanilla sky paul mccartney [Applause] [Music] [Applause] the chef prepares a special menu for your delight oh my tonight you fly so high up in the vanilla sky your life is fine it's sweet and sour unbearable or grey you gotta love every hour you must appreciate this is your time this is your day you've got it all don't blow it away [Music] [Applause] [Music] tonight you fly so high up in the vanilla sky cast your fortune catch your fortune in a glass of wine snail or fish balloon or dolphin see your silver shine this is your time this is your day you've got it all don't blow it away [Music] to do [Music] the chef repairs a special menu for you to light my own mind tonight you fly so high up in the vanilla sky vanilla [Music] another vanilla sky [Applause] please welcome the glamorous film and recording star jennifer lopez [Applause] [Applause] the academy award-winning lyricist ira gershwin wrote this about a love affair but he could have been writing about a song in the movies a romance won't end on a sorrowful note though in the morning you will be gone the song may be ended but as a songwriter wrote the melody lingers on and on for best original song the nominees are from and leopold until music and lyric by sting [Music] from the lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring may it be music and lyric by enya nikki ryan and roma ryan [Music] from monsters incorporated if i didn't have you music and lyric by randy newman [Applause] from pearl harbor there you'll be music and lyric by diane warren [Music] from vanilla sky vanilla sky music and lyric by paul mccartney [Applause] and the oscar goes to [Applause] randy newman for if i didn't have you from monsters incorporated [Applause] [Music] randy newman has 16 academy award nominations and now he oscar amigos [Applause] well thank you [Applause] i don't uh [Applause] i i don't want your pity uh i want to thank first of all the uh music branch for giving me so many chances to be humiliated over the years i have nothing i'm absolutely astounded that i've won for this though the uh the picture deserves recognition they made four pictures in a row that were good and peter weird did that once but i can't remember another instance exactly all four of the pixar disney movies were good are you really going to play in four seconds don't play it's been so long i have something to i would like to thank milos foreman and barry levinson no i'm i'm very grateful i would like to thank john laster pete doctor all these musicians many of whom have worked for me a number of times and may not again uh walking out here and having someone this beautiful giving reward i'll never get to heaven but that's as close as you get i think you know uh thanks very much i'm thrilled [Applause] one i remember distinctly was the oxbow incident it analyzed not only capital punishment without the proper evidence but of mob violence two drifters uh morgan and fonda kind of come across this scene and we see the injustice of it all in their eyes and uh it was a good set eyes to see it with stanley kubrick's 2001 space odyssey it made you think about why you hear about spirituality about machines about space this is the film that i thought changed not only me but changed cinema in general [Music] when we return gwyneth paltrow ethan hawk john travolta sharon stone and kevin spacey the oscars are live in hollywood and in midtown manhattan's times square [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] so this place is nice what's the occasion well nothing what's a filet reduction is that a small steak so my dad said that you call them right anything important yeah i wanted to see if you could tape the game for me oh maybe it's a steak that shrinks when you cook it you don't remember what today is do you today our anniversary i think we met right yeah nope of course i know what to do in fact i got you a little something i did yeah i was hoping to be a surprise oh it is i never suspected you know shoes you don't 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to the category of best adapted screenplay the nominees are [Music] akiva goldsman for a beautiful mind based on the book by sylvia nasser nash's gaze carries the floating geometry across the crowd to find the rainbows on the bar top the new complex pattern rises rotates slightly and is sucked into the fractured pattern on ainsley's tie a perfect match nash that would be a mathematical explanation for how bad your tie is daniel klaus and terry's wife for ghost world based on the comic book by daniel claus [Applause] seymour sits alone eating lunch we see enid approach stealthily from behind enid rob festinger and todd fields for in the bedroom based on the story killings by andre deboe ruth is alone at her desk she wears headphones and is busy making notations on a sheet of manuscript paper natalie approaches the desk ruth looks up if she's surprised she doesn't show it natalie moves closer natalie i was hoping we could talk fran walsh philip o'boyens and peter jackson for the lord of the rings the fellowship of the ring based on the book by j.r.r tolkien the door quietly closes bilbo materializes as he pulls a plain gold ring off his finger bilbo emerges from the passage carrying a walking stick he finds gandalf looming over him gandon i suppose you think that was terribly clever ted elliott terry rossio joe stillman and roger s h shulman for shrek based on the book by william stein two hands and two hooves come up over the edge of the ridge shrek and donkey pull themselves up and look the dragon's keep is before them it's a dilapidated castle burned and blackened perched on a rock pinnacle over a lake of molten lava shrek sure it's big enough but look at the location [Laughter] [Applause] and the oscar goes to [Applause] akiva goldsmith [Applause] this is akilah goldsman's first academy award his other writing credits include practical magic lost in space a time to kill and the client this is the second oscar for a beautiful mind this evening [Applause] [Music] [Applause] i am terrified i would like to thank the academy at universal ron meyer stacy snyder and scott stuber at dreamworks steven spielberg jeffrey katzenberg and david geffen my agents richard lovett risa gartner and tori metzger and my attorney steve warren i would like to thank the film's producers the unstoppable ryan grazer and the gifted karen kahila i would like to thank john and alicia nash for their extraordinary courage and for entrusting us with their lives i would like to thank the dazzling russell crowe whose incalculable talent and dedication are the very life of a beautiful mind and i would like to thank ron howard whose persistence of vision and unflagging grace are the movies sold and i'd like and i'd like to dedicate this award to my three parents kev goldsmith rothenberg and elizabeth lee who taught me that when understanding people who suffer from mental illness it is good to have a beautiful mind but a greater gift still is to discover a beautiful heart thank you for this [Music] [Music] for best original screenplay the nominees are [Music] guillaume lauren and jean-pierre for amalie nino meticulously reconstitutes the torn photo as if it were a puzzle little by little we recognize a young woman with a lovely decollete wearing a zorro mask she is holding a piece of paper in her hand nino studies it impressed nina julian fellowes for gospel park a beautiful candle setting tells the screen with six glasses of different shapes and silver cutlery ranged out from a placemat supporting a folded napkin among the spoons and knives is a single fork while all the other forks are on the left a hand enters frame and takes it up henry why does this fork go on the right christopher nolan and jonathan nolan for momentum leonard looks out to see teddy getting out of his gray sedan leonard leafs through his polaroids finding one of teddy there's nothing on the back he leaves through his polaroids again pausing at one of the strangled jimmy leonard what have i done milo attica and will rockers for monster's bar hank gets up pulls a 12-gauge shotgun from the hallway sonny's nova turns into the driveway slows to a stop the boys step closer smiling hank approaches hank tell him to get the hell off my property wes anderson and owen wilson for the royal tannenbaums margot looks at him for a minute she takes her inhaler out of her mouth she pulls out a loose brick she reaches behind it and takes out a pack of cigarettes and a matchbook marco this is one of my first hiding places [Applause] and the oscar goes to [Applause] julian fellowes for gosford park [Music] [Applause] this is the first oscar for julian fellowes in his first produced screen clip he was voted one of variety magazine's 10 screenwriters to watch [Music] [Applause] all right i can't hold it i don't want to let go of it now oh i feel as if i'm in a star is born any minute now norman maine's going to come out and whack me in the mouth oh well obviously my thanks start with the great robert altman who's giving me the biggest break in the movies since lana turner walked into schwabs and then scott greenstein and usa capital films eileen mazel who told me to write bob balaban who got me the job kathy king duncan heath ronnie chasing and of course my terrific son peregrine and my wife the beautiful emma who has a lot to put up with when i'm not working i'm mean moody and difficult and then when i start on a new job i change into someone who's even more mean moody and difficult but finally i want to thank the academy and all of you for your tradition of kindness to foreigners like myself i think you must be the most generous nation on earth so thank you very much and god bless america [Applause] before i go on i just want to say randy newman 16 nominations he finally won [Applause] i'm so excited i forgot what i was supposed to say so i'm going to just move on but congratulations ready wherever you are right now [Music] just wipe up when you're done [Applause] i had to have one for the evening come on i've been very good this evening very good no i meant well-behaved not good i meant well-behaved listen for years men have imitated john travolta's style they've imitated his mannerisms his swagger and his walk and women have also imitated sharon stone when she wore a little black turtleneck everybody wore a little black turtleneck when she got her hair cut short everybody got the hair cut short and listen what woman hasn't wanted to put her husband in a cage with a komodo dragon honey you know [Applause] just burning bridges everywhere i can please welcome the magnificent sharon stone and john travolta [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] the nominees for this year's best foreign language film come from five different countries on three different continents there's a film from norway in the official language of norwegian there's one from france with french dialogue lizard from india and bosnia and one from argentina which are all the official languages of los angeles [Applause] the nominees are from france amelie jean-pierre janet from norway elling petterness [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] juan jose company [Music] [Applause] [Music] the oscar goes to bosnia and herzegovina for no man's land except for the award that dreams of dallas this is the first academy award nomination for bosnia head to goldman no men's land is about a bosnian and a serbian soldier trapped together between enemy lines writer director composer danis tenovich has filmed over 300 hours of footage on the front lines of sarajevo [Applause] wow thank you academy especially those who wanted for me i have to thank to my producers especially to men who started all this chatting with caller who read the screenplay and who followed me till today i have to thank to my crew to my actors one of them is two of them up here i want to thank to united artists to bingamri who did a great great job in promoting my film here and thank you yes i want to thank to my wife for being so beautiful and good to me and loving me and being patient and this is for my country for bosnia thank you [Applause] ladies and gentlemen two-time academy award winner kevin spacey [Music] [Applause] [Music] thank you and good evening everyone obviously none of us can look back on this past year without a deep sense of sorrow and grief that has become a part of all of our lives traditionally at this point in the show we pause to remember those members of the film community who are no longer with us but this year since september 11th we must stop this evening and mourn a great deal more than that would you all please rise and join me in a moment of silence for every single american hero who gave his or her life on september 11th thank you very much thank you if the events of this past year have taught us anything they have shown us that we must celebrate and honor life even in the face of death perhaps that's the true wonder of the medium that we gather here tonight to honor film freezes life in its finest hour with strength and courage and laughter and joy and tonight since we also want to pay tribute to those members of our community who have left us since we last gathered what better way than by celebrating some of the unforgettable moments that they have given us in what one of our departed friends used to love to call magic time of course the true magic is that because of film his spirit and the spirit and the work of all that you're about to see up on this screen will truly live on forever yes who is it captain it is on the instant over and i just threw your stinking palm tree overboard every day congratulations who's the lucky girl i am how about a nice round of applause for mr stoner am i drunk and i don't do my job a couple of drinks we have more than a couple of drinks we get drunk they do not mop i am a very foolish old man i'm your wife damn it and if you can't wake up my winter passion for me the least i require is respect and allegiance i tell you morris it's no way to treat the lady [Applause] [Music] [Applause] little sister you had better wise up this gonna be out of my hands [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] i don't like the panties drying on the ride [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] steal my guitars you've got everything except one thing madness teach me to dance dance did you say dance [Music] [Applause] go [Music] [Applause] [Music] we will live a thousand years so [Music] where there is [Music] just [Music] i [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] thanks for making us a part of your life for 100 years the timeless values of jcpenney [Music] and we'll be back after the show remember what we talked about i know yeah they just left i forgot the tickets mom dad happy anniversary [Music] it's like closing a book that you've just loved reading grab your coat and get your hat leave your worries on 12 years in one box wow tell me about it jim makes it so simple that's a good thing in the financial advisor your 401k we'll just roll it over you won't miss a beat oh that's great from college to retirement planning our financial advisors help clients realize their dreams [Music] the most powerful place in the land is also the most secretive moment of truth how do you vote step inside the court there's no middle ground here i didn't mean to incite a riot we screwed up we're idiots mistakes happen let's just make sure they happen in somebody else's chambers there's some reporter digging around in ancient history i just hate to see you ambushed where do you draw the line plotline from the producer of er in the west wing sally fieldstars the court tuesday at 10 9 central on abc for those of you keeping score at home score at home ciao please the lips are failing we got hours to go let me try this again for those keeping score at home the schizophrenic mathematicians have two and the hobbits have four now we're going to look at love and death in a bizarre fantasy world with heavily made up drunks and weird little people no again it's not liza's wedding moulin rouge in which yes do child in which baslerman has recreated a nightclub in the turn of the century paris famous for drinking dancing and debauchery a swirling paranormal of music costumes and color and all of it done apparently without a director ladies and gentlemen you just kick butt luck you hear what i'm saying tonight ladies and gentlemen moulin rouge this story is about love what we're doing here is that we're using what i like to think of as the big lie that is we're creating an artificial world to reveal the big truth come and get me boys [Applause] i believe you were expecting me the thing with the musical is that you're trying to make a very simple story love you you the boy and then you tell it in a complicated world [Applause] when you are given a canvas like the my rouge you have this fabulous design challenge because what it means is that you're taking period references you're examining what it actually meant to someone and then translating it into a visual that a modern audience can access everything must come together moment by moment to take the audience on a journey and tell the story [Music] [Applause] ladies and gentlemen two-time oscar winner barbra streisand [Music] [Applause] he's always interesting he's always interested he's very smart very private he's self-assured but shy and i adored working with him robert redford's work as an actor director and producer always represents the man himself the intellectual the artist the cowboy he has a passion for telling stories that reflect the strengths and the vulnerabilities of the american spirit our struggle to achieve what is highest in our nature and though we don't always succeed robert redford's films make certain that we celebrate the effort redford took charge of his own career from the very beginning always working closely with writers his work as an actor and as a director is always skillfully subtle restrained and yet deeply emotional he's a listener whether he's exploring the shadow of american politics the hidden emotional life of the perfect american family or a nation's disillusionment always a progressive thinker and wanting to give something back in 1981 he established the sundance institute which has become a platform for new artists to develop their skills and has given the world the festival has given the world a first look at new generations of bold and talented independent voices his impact on the film industry is indelible it's impossible to reduce it all to four minutes but here are some of the reasons that robert redford remains a beloved and invaluable force in american film i wasn't cheating i wasn't cheating you can die for that matter you can both die really if he invites us to stay then we'll go we're going to leave anyone he's gotta invite us to stick around you're drawing it he's ready you know how fast he's i'm over the hill but it can't happen to you that's just what i want to hear [Music] don't think we can any longer play off the young against the lack against the white british against the whole i say there's got to be a better way it's got to be a better way can't any longer play off black against old young against poor this country cannot house its houseless feed it's foodless hi i'm bob woodward of the washington post yes yes what if you're gonna do it do it right here you're gonna hype it hype it with the facts i don't mind what you did i mind the way you did it bill of rights what bill of rights we don't have any bill of rights we don't have free speech in this country we never will have what are you telling me to do sit by and shut up just because it's dangerous i'm telling you it's a woman that's what i'm telling and that those men and their families are only going to get hurt and that nothing is going to change nothing and after jail after five or six years of bad blood when it's practical for some fascist producer to hire some communist writer to save his ass because his hit movie's in trouble he'll do it i really want to get a shot of the three of you men give me the camera calvin not until i get a picture of the two of you hell hang on a second camera [Music] this was an idea that was born out of experience not just some token gesture of goodwill for me personally i wanted to try to create something that i never had that i felt i missed and that was a sense of community so that we could maintain some kind of purity in a business that's hard to where filmmakers come together and share the work amongst themselves you take pictures beautiful pictures but of empty streets and trees with no leaves november why haven't you asked me to untie your hands [Music] keep going teacher lady [Music] i were to offer you one million dollars for one night with your wife hey i don't mean nothing i just don't know many regular girls at all i don't even know you [Music] you know me i'm just like you it's two in the morning and i don't know nobody [Music] my god you're hideous what even brother missed you too when it's done if i'm dead kill him love to [Music] [Applause] i'm very very proud to bestow the academy of motion picture arts and sciences honorary oscar for lifetime achievement to a man who gave me one of the most exciting and memorable experiences of my career i was thrilled to be his leading lady and i'm thrilled to present this award to robert redford [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] thank you i guess this is a sequel huh well uh barbara's right i am i am shy it's a funny kind of business to be shy in but certainly feel that way tonight but i think there certainly is a word of appreciation in order for being honored in such a way you know much of what happens here tonight is probably going to be forgotten in a week or so what's not going to be forgotten is what it means to those of us who are receiving awards or being honored tonight and to those close to us for those people it could be the moment of a lifetime so in my appreciation i'd i'd like to say what it means for me i've spent most of my life just focused on the road ahead i'm not looking back but now tonight i'm seeing in the rear view mirror that there's something i've not thought about much called history and what moves me tonight is that i'm being joined by colleagues and peers to reflect on that history there really are only two areas one is my personal work which is the most important to me and the other is trying to put something back into an industry that's been good to me and of course sundance is a manifestation of that the result well a grand grand collaboration of artists and colleagues who've joined to support and help give a voice to new artists if those people who have supported us along the way who have believed and participated tonight i would really like to thank you deeply we have a great industry and we all know that we're here because we know it we love it it's a solid and healthy industry but even though it is i really believe it's going to be important in the years to come to make sure that we embrace the risks as well as the sure things to make sure that freedom of artistic expression is nurtured and kept alive [Applause] because i believe that in keeping diversity alive it'll help keep our industry alive as we can see of late the world run is in a sea change it's just simply not the same world anymore as we all struggle to find our way with it to get a grip to make sense out of the chaos and the destruction in the tragedy one word that emerges is the word freedom it's importance it's rarity and how fortunate we are to have it to be able to be part of a freedom of expression that allows us as artists to tell our stories in our own way about the human condition the complexities of life the world around us is a gift and not one to be taken lightly then i think the glory of art is that it can not only survive change we can lead it as an artist i just can't think of a better life than the one that i've been blessed with it's just a great ride with many wonderful relationships and experiences along the way and it's a ride i hope to continue so tonight i want to acknowledge my family my love for them my lady the academy and all of you for giving me this honor thank you [Applause] please welcome a nominee tonight academy award winner russell crowe [Music] [Applause] [Music] good evening folks it's my pleasure and privilege to announce the best performance by an actress in a leading role the nominees are halle berry in monsters ball [Applause] wow [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] judy dench and iris how would we know those of us who live in our minds anyway other people would tell us would they john [Applause] nicole kidman can move on rules [Applause] [Music] what is this feeling [Applause] spasik for in the bedroom all right it is my choice is not to scream at the world maybe one of us has to be reasonable around you you ever think of that gene matt i don't know about you but i miss my son i'm glad you have time for reasons so what you imparted to frank that sense of reason i know what you think that i was too lenient that i had him get away with everything [Applause] and renee zellweger in bridget jones's diary thank you daniel that is very good to know but if staying here means working within 10 yards of view frankly i'd rather have a job wiping saddam hussein's ass [Music] [Applause] [Music] i loved marilyn monroe and probably one of her last film it's the misfits not only her beauty but it was most of all her incredible fragility and sensibility when she's on screen you know the light you know seems to arrive right from her skin julia roberts and pretty woman oh i love her i think um she has the most beautiful smile and she lights up a screen she came from off the streets and you know she had a dream i thought it was very cool [Applause] julia roberts presents the oscar for best actor when we return i don't think anybody could possibly leave now [Applause] [Applause] a legend reborn cadillac cts breakthrough [Music] [Music] yeah sometimes that is funny we could all use a little help that is funny [Music] [Applause] whether i find a place that is [Music] [Music] there are some things money can't buy for everything else there's mastercard accepted everywhere dogs are all right the 74th annual academy awards will continue in a moment here on abc tomorrow one man six weeks 25 women who will he choose to be his wife the bachelor tomorrow at 9 8 central on ebc entertainment double round kicks triple cliffhangers crosses off fingers conspiracies outfits exotic locales flirtations mythologies and that's just before the first commercial break the award-winning hour that makes every sunday and event a new alias abc sunday two weeks night are the cars we were promised the land-based rocket ships the cars with shapes we had seen only in our dreams and cockpits full of computers and video screens where are the cars that are invisible to the wind and know where you're going better than you do where are the cars we were promised they're closer than you think [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] introducing the new infinities [Applause] infinity accelerating the future why were homes built in the path of the northern arc tomorrow at five on channel two first of all i would like to congratulate miss halle berry [Applause] it has been a very large door and i'm glad she was the one that kicked it down now that's out the way i also would like to say that i'm personally so pleased for robert redford i mean i i felt so moved by what he had to say but i have to say i was a little freaked out that you know i wasn't included in his package

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Published: Sat Oct 16 2021