The 89th Academy Awards (2017) Movie • Page 22

Yea, for an 8-hour documentary it's thoroughly engaging.

 

I didn't even recognize Lin!

 

I love this song, goddammit.

 

I'll be seriously irked if this Moana song How Far I'll Go doesn't take out best song. Shat all over Let It Go from Frozen last year. What a gem.

Loved the movie more than Zootopia too was just beautiful

 

My stream cut off as they were announcing Supporting Actor and I just got one back as that performance ended. Anyone kind enough to catch me up?

I got Ali, Suicide Squad (lol), and OJ but did I miss anything else?

 

Fantastic Beast won costume

 

As a closet Dawson's Creek fan, just realized Busy Philipps is Michelle William's date.

 

they're BFFs and it's amazing

 

So so glad Arrival picked up something!

 

Dwayne Johnson is the highest paid actor? How does that make sense?

 

Maybe not on a per-film basis, but he works a lot.

 

Yeah he churns out about 5 films a year. All big popcorn films.
Same with Scarlett Johnannson prob pulling in heaps of coin this year

 

Yeahhhhhhhh Jackie Chan!!!!!! You the man!!

 

Jackie Chan is so adorable.

 

Michelle Williams is one of the only actors that I watch most of their movies regardless of whether it's something I'm interested it or not.

 

Viola!

 

Clip from Manchester wrecked me all over again. God I love that movie.

 

The Academy Award winning Suicide Squad starring the academy award winning Viola Davis

 

Knew Viola was gonna get it and it is well deserved, but man I was rooting for Naomi Harris or Michell Williams because they both floored me.

 

I wonder if Viola is the first to get a Tony and Oscar for the same role

 

She isn't, there have been a bunch.

Learn about Antoinette Perry, the namesake of the Tony Awards.

"Déjà Vu
Eight performers have won the Tony and later the Oscar for the same role: José Ferrer in Cyrano de Bergerac (Tony: 1947/Oscar: 1950), Shirley Booth in Come Back, Little Sheba (1950/1953), Yul Brynner in The King and I (1952/1956), Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady (1957/1964), Anne Bancroft in The Miracle Worker (1960/1962), Paul Scofield in A Man for All Seasons (1962/1966), Jack Albertson in The Subject Was Roses (1965/1968) and Joel Grey in Cabaret (1967/1973). Lila Kedrova did it the other way around. She won an Oscar for Zorba the Greek, and 20 years later won a Tony for the same role in Zorba (1964 Oscar/1984 Tony)."

 

Hot damn what a speech.

 

Did a little detective work, this actually makes her the ninth person...

Learn about Antoinette Perry, the namesake of the Tony Awards.

 

he started at the, uh, rock bottom. then, uh, he..he climbed his way up the...the rocky road. now he has a, uh, rock-solid income.

 

People LOVE him.