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February 26, 2012
23:40 • 1 year ago
“The Artist” wins Best Picture: Uggie gets on stage.

“The Artist” wins Best Picture: Uggie gets on stage.

23:31 • 1 year ago
Meryl won! Just her second Best Actress win after all these nominations. (Edit to clarify; it’s her third overall)

Meryl won! Just her second Best Actress win after all these nominations. (Edit to clarify; it’s her third overall)

23:20 • 1 year ago
Jean Dujardin wins Best Actor: “I love your country.” That smile is a couple miles wide.

Jean Dujardin wins Best Actor: “I love your country.” That smile is a couple miles wide.

23:08 • 1 year ago
You know what? We’re shaking off that last ask, and focusing on the fact that they managed to get photojournalist Tim Hetherington into the Oscars “in memoriam” montage along with Steve Jobs.

You know what? We’re shaking off that last ask, and focusing on the fact that they managed to get photojournalist Tim Hetherington into the Oscars “in memoriam” montage along with Steve Jobs.

22:55 • 1 year ago
Best director: Michel Hazanavicius thanked (among others) Uggie the dog, which has a key role in “The Artist.” (EDIT after getting a cooler head)

Best director: Michel Hazanavicius thanked (among others) Uggie the dog, which has a key role in “The Artist.” (EDIT after getting a cooler head)

22:48 • 1 year ago
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22:18 • 1 year ago
Please accept me because I have so much love to give.
Composer Ludovic Bource, in his acceptance speech for “The Artist,” which won Best Score. Such a lovely sentiment.
22:16 • 1 year ago
22:09 • 1 year ago
The average age of the winners has now jumped to 67.
Billy Crystal, making a rare funny joke.
22:05 • 1 year ago
Christopher Plummer, 82: The oldest Oscar winner ever, as Best Supporting Actor. ”When I came out of my mother’s womb, I was already rehearsing my Academy Award speech,” he joked. When he came out of his mother’s womb, the Oscars were only two years old — they started in 1929. Plummer made note of this in his speech.

Christopher Plummer, 82: The oldest Oscar winner ever, as Best Supporting Actor. ”When I came out of my mother’s womb, I was already rehearsing my Academy Award speech,” he joked. When he came out of his mother’s womb, the Oscars were only two years old — they started in 1929. Plummer made note of this in his speech.

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21:56 • 1 year ago
You don’t want to be the presenter who tries too hard.
Ben Stiller, talking like a pot calling a kettle black.
21:42 • 1 year ago
I’m filming a new documentary called … “The Presenter.”

I’m filming a new documentary called … “The Presenter.”

21:31 • 1 year ago
21:16 • 1 year ago
Octavia Spencer in tears. “I’m wrapping up, I’m totally freaking out!”

Octavia Spencer in tears. “I’m wrapping up, I’m totally freaking out!”

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