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Emmanuelle Riva Dies: Oscar-Nominated ‘Amour’ Star Was 89
Iconic French actress and Oscar nominee Emmanuelle Riva, whose career spanned six decades, has died. Riva passed away Friday afternoon in Paris following a long battle with cancer; she was 89. Consistently an in-demand actress, Riva was best known internationally for two roles that essentially bookended her career. In…
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Sony Pictures Classics’ Michael Barker And Tom Bernard On Why Oscars Matter
When it comes to Oscar savvy we often hear Harvey Weinstein talked about as the kingpin of the game, but when you look at the success of Sony Pictures Classics you realize it rivals Weinstein, Searchlight, Focus and other comers in consistently, and annually, releasing and nurturing one contender after another in the…
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By Pete Hammond
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Big BAFTA Best Film Win Sends ‘Argo’ Into Oscars With Huge Momentum
Actual betting on the Oscars is outlawed in the U.S.. But it is permissible in England – and after today’s British Academy Awards show which just wrapped in London, people would be wise to put some pounds on Argo‘s Best Picture Oscar chances. In what is becoming a familiar sight every weekend, Ben Affleck once again…
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By Pete Hammond
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OSCARS Q&A: Michael Haneke
David Mermelstein is an AwardsLine contributor
Though his films might lead you to believe otherwise, Michael Haneke is surprisingly good-humored in conversation. His latest film, Amour, is nominated for five Oscars: best picture, foreign-language film, director, original screenplay, and actress. It soberly and…
OSCARS: Does ‘Amour’ Have A Shot To Make Academy History?
Only once has the winner of the top prize in Cannes ever matched the winner of the Oscar for Best Picture. 1955’s Marty won both, but no film has been able to duplicate that feat in the more than a half-century since. But now Michael Haneke‘s Amour, nominated for five Oscars including Best Picture and also winner of…
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‘Amour’ Takes Best Film, Actress, Screenplay At London Critics Awards
Joe Utichi contributes to Deadline's UK coverage.
Michael Haneke’s Amour proved to be the favorite tonight at the London Film Critics Circle Awards, bagging wins for Best Film and Best Screenwriter for Haneke and earning Emmanuelle Riva a Best Actress prize. The org’s annual chance to fraternize with film stars may…
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