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My, you're holding onto that one for dear life, aren't you?

It's not going to happen but if it does...

I predicted 'Crash' would win Best Picture. I predicted Alan Arkin at my office pool. Sometimes it pays to be a goof and hope for the best. In this case, a Hal Holbrook win would SO be for the best.
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Guess it's about time for my usual final predictions post.

PICTURE
Will Win: No Country for Old Men
R/U: Juno
Should Win: There Will Be Blood
Should Not Win: Michael Clayton
Should Have Been Nominated: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

DIRECTOR
Will Win: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
R/U: Paul Thomas Anderson
Should Win: Paul Thomas Anderson
Should Not Win: Jason Reitman
Should Have Been Nominated: Andrew Dominik

ACTOR
Will Win: Daniel Day-Lewis
R/U: Johnny Depp
Should Win: Daniel Day-Lewis
Should Not Win: Tommy Lee Jones
Should Have Been Nominated: Gordon Pinsent

ACTRESS
Will Win: Julie Christie
R/U: Marion Cotillard
Should Win: Julie Christie
Should Not Win: Cate Blanchett
Should Have Been Nominated: Tang Wei

SUPPORTING ACTOR
Will Win: Javier Bardem
R/U: Hal Holbrook
Should Win: Casey Affleck
Should Not Win: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Should Have Been Nominated: Tommy Lee Jones

SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Will Win: Tilda Swinton
R/U: Amy Ryan
Should Win: Amy Ryan...with apologies to Cate Blanchett
Should Not Win: Ruby Dee
Should Have Been Nominated: Olympia Dukakis

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Will Win: Juno
R/U: Michael Clayton
Should Win: Ratatouille
Should Not Win: Lars and the Real Girl
Should Have Been Nominated: I'm Not There

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Will Win: No Country for Old Men
R/U: There Will Be Blood
Should Win: Away From Her
Should Not Win: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Should Have Been Nominated: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
Will Win: The Counterfeiters
R/U: Beaufort
Should Have Been Nominated: where to begin....?

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Will Win: No End in Sight
R/U: Sicko
Should Win: No End in Sight
Should Not Win: War Dance
Should Have Been Nominated: Lake of Fire

ANIMATED FEATURE
Will Win: Ratatouille
R/U: Persepolis
Should Win: Persepolis
Should Not Win: Surf's Up
Should Have Been Nominated: The Simpsons Movie

ORIGINAL SONG
Will Win: Falling Slowly
R/U: That's How You Know
Should Win: Falling Slowly
Should Not Win: Raise It Up
Should Have Been Nominated: Guaranteed

ORIGINAL SCORE
Will Win: Atonement
R/U: Ratatouille
Should Win: Atonement
Should Not Win: The Kite Runner
Should Have Been Nominated: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

ART DIRECTION
Will Win: There Will Be Blood
R/U: Sweeney Todd
Should Win: There Will Be Blood
Should Not Win: American Gangster
Should Have Been Nominated: Zodiac

COSTUME DESIGN
Will Win: Sweeney Todd
R/U: Atonement
Should Win: Sweeney Todd
Should Not Win: Across the Universe
Should Have Been Nominated: Hairspray

MAKEUP
Will Win: La Vie en Rose
R/U: Pirates of the Caribbean
Should Win: La Vie en Rose
Should Not Win: Norbit
Should Have Been Nominated: Sweeney Todd

CINEMATOGRAPHY
Will Win: There Will Be Blood
R/U: No Country for Old Men
Should Win: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Should Not Win: Atonement
Should Have Been Nominated: I'm Not There

FILM EDITING
Will Win: No Country for Old Men
R/U: The Bourne Ultimatum
Should Win: No Country for Old Men
Should Not Win: Into the Wild
Should Have Been Nominated: I'm Not There

SOUND MIXING
Will Win: The Bourne Ultimatum
R/U: No Country for Old Men
Should Win: No Country for Old Men
Should Not Win: Transformers
Should Have Been Nominated: There Will Be Blood

SOUND EDITING
Will Win: The Bourne Ultimatum
R/U: Transformers
Should Win: I'm cool with anything but Transformers
Should Not Win: Transformers
Should Have Been Nominated: 3:10 to Yuma

VISUAL EFFECTS
Will Win: Transformers
R/U: uh...Transformers
Should Win: I guess...Transformers
Should Not Win: The Golden Compass (well, and Pirates...and Transformers)

DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Will Win: Freeheld
R/U: Sari's Mother

ANIMATED SHORT
Will Win: My Love
R/U: Madame Tutli-Putli

LIVE-ACTION SHORT
Will Win: At Night
R/U: The Substitute
Should Have Been Cancelled: this category

Phew.




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First prediction: lowest rated Oscars ever. Right-wingers will stupidly blame Jon Stewart (and Michael Moore, should he win.)

Still thinking on runner-ups for a few categories.

Best Picture
No Country for Old Men
(There Will Be Blood)

Best Director
Joel & Ethan Coen
(Paul Thomas Anderson)

Best Actor
Daniel Day Lewis
(George Clooney)

Best Actress
Julie Christie
(Marion Cotillard)

Best Supporting Actor
Javier Bardem
(Hal Holbrook)

Best Supporting Actress
Amy Ryan
(Tilda Swinton)

Best Original Screenplay
Juno
(Michael Clayton)

Best Adapted Screenplay
No Country for Old Men
(The Diving Bell and the Butterfly)

Best Foreign Language Film
The Counterfeiters
(Beaufort)

Best Animated Feature
Ratatouille
(Persepolis)

Best Animated Short
I Met the Walrus
(Peter and the Wolf)

Best Documentary Feature
No End in Sight
(Sicko)

Best Documentary Short
Sari's Mother
(Salim Baba)


Best Live Short
Tanghi Argentini
(The Mozart of Pickpockets)

Best Art Direction
There Will Be Blood
(Sweeney Todd)

Best Cinematography
There Will Be Blood
(No Country for Old Men)

Best Costume Design
Atonement
(Sweeney Todd)

Best Makeup
La Vie en Rose
(Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End)

Best Film Editing
The Bourne Ultimatum
(No Country for Old Men)

Best Sound Editing
There Will Be Blood
(The Bourne Ultimatum)

Best Sound Mixing
The Bourne Ultimatum
(No Country for Old Men)

Best Visual Effects
Transformers
(The Golden Compass)

Best Original Score
Atonement
(Ratatouille)

Best Original Song
"Falling Slowly"
("That's How You Know")


Gil will want to keep things tight this year. The show will run over 23 min., the same amount when we had the "flat-screen TV" year.




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Best Picture: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)

Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (George Clooney)

Best Actress: Julie Christie (Marion Cotillard)

Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem (Hal Holbrook)

Best Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton (Amy Ryan)

Best Director: The Coen Brothers (Paul Thomas Anderson)

Best Adapted Screenplay: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)

Best Screenplay: Juno (Michael Clayton)

Best Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (12)

Best Animated Film: Ratatouille (Persepolis)

Best Cinematography: There Will Be Blood (No Country for Old Men)

Best Editing: No Country for Old Men (The Bourne Ultimatum)

Best Art Direction: There Will Be Blood (Atonement)

Best Costume Design: Atonement (Sweeney Todd)

Best Sound Mixing: Ratatouille (Transformers)

Best Sound Editing: The Bourne Ultimatum (Ratatouille)

Best Makeup: La Vie en Rose (Pirates 3)

Best Visual Effects: Transformers (The Golden Compass)

Best Original Score: Atonement (The Kite Runner)

Best Original Song: Falling Slowly from Once (That's How You Know from Enchanted)

Best Documentary Feature: No End in Sight (Taxi to the Dark Side)

Best Documentary Short Subject: Sari’s Mother (Salim Baba)

Best Animated Short Film: Peter and the Wolf (I Met the Walrus)

Best Live Action Short Film: The Mozart of Pickpockets (The Tonto Women)
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Best Picture: No Country for Old Men
(runner-up: Michael Clayton)

Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood
(runner-up: George Clooney in Michael Clayton)

Best Actress: Julie Christie in Away from Her
(runner-up: Ellen Page in Juno)

Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men
(runner-up: Hal Holbrook in Into The Wild)

Best Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton in Michael Clayton
(runner-up: Amy Ryan in Gone Baby Gone)

Best Director: Coens for No Country for Old Men
(runner-up: Paul Thomas Anderson for There Will Be Blood)

Best Original Screenplay: Juno
(runner-up: Michael Clayton)

Best Adapted Screenplay: No Country for Old Men
(runner-up: The Diving Bell And The Butterfly)

Best Film Editing: The Bourne Ultimatum
(runner-up: No Country for Old Men)

Best Cinematography: There Will Be Blood
(runner-up: No Country for Old Men)

Best Art Direction: There Will Be Blood
(runner-up: Sweeney Todd)

Best Costume Design: Elizabeth: The Golden Age
(runner-up: Atonement)

Best Makeup: La Vie en Rose
(runner-up: Norbit)

Best Original Score: Atonement
(runner-up: Ratatouille)

Best Original Song: "Falling Slowly"
(runner-up: "That's How You Know")

Best Sound Mixing: No Country for Old Men
(runner-up: The Bourne Ultimatum)

Best Sound Editing: There Will Be Blood
(runner-up: The Bourne Ultimatum)

Best Visual Effects: Transformers
(runner-up: Golden Compass)

Cartoon: Ratatouille
(runner-up: Persepolis)

Best Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (Austria)
(runner-up: Beaufort (Israel)

Best Documentary Feature: No End in Sight
(runner-up: Taxi To The Dark Side)

Best Documentary Short Subject: Sari's Mother
(runner-up: Salim Baba)

Best Animated Short Film: My Love
(runner-up: I Met the Walrus)

Best Live-Action Short Film: The Mozart of the Pickpockets
(runner-up: Tanghi Argentini)

Bonus: The show will run 27 minutes long.
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I would like to change my predix for the Shorts:

ANIMATED:

W: I Met the Walrus
RU: Peter and the Wolf

LIVEACTION:

W: Tanghi Argentini
RU: At Night
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Picture: No Country for Old Men
(R/U: There Will Be Blood)
Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood
(R/U: George Clooney or Tommy Lee Jones)
Actress: Marion Cotillard, La Vie En Rose
(R/U: Julie Christie)
Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem, No Country for Old Men
(R/U: Hal Holbrook)
Supporting Actress: Tild Swinton, Michael Clayton
(R/U: Amy Ryan)
Director: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, No Country for Old Men
(R/U: Paul Thomas Anderson)
Original Screenplay: Juno
(R/U: Michael Clayton)
Adapted Screenplay: No Country for Old Men
(R/U: There Will Be Blood)
Animated Feature: Ratatouille
(R/U: Persepolis)
Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeitors
(R/U: Katyn)
Art Direction: There Will Be Blood
(R/U: Sweeney Todd)
Cinematography: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
(R/U: There Will Be Blood)
Costume Design: Atonement
(R/U: Sweeney Todd)
Documentary Feature: No End in Sight
(R/U: Sicko)
Documentary Short: Freeheld
(R/U: Sari's Mother)
Film Editing: No Country for Old Men
(R/U: The Bourne Ultimatum)
Makeup: La Vie En Rose
(R/U: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)
Original Score: Atonement
(R/U: Ratatouille)
Original Song: "Falling Slowly" from Once
(R/U: "That's How You Know" from Enchanted
Animated Short Film: Peter and the Wolf
(R/U: I Met the Walrus)
Live Action Short Film: Tanghi Argentini
(R/U: At Night)
Sound Mixing: No Country for Old Men
(R/U: The Bourne Ultimatum)
Sound Editing: Transformers
(R/U: The Bourne Ultimatum)
Visual Effects: Transformers
(P/U: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)

Bonus: 45 minutes
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Best Picture: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (Johnny Depp)
Best Actress: Julie Christie (Marion Cotillard)
Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem (Hal Holbrook)
Best Supporting Actress: Ruby Dee (Tilda Swinton)
Best Director: The Coen Brothers (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Best Adapted Screenplay: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Screenplay: Juno (Michael Clayton)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (Katyn)
Best Animated Film: Ratatouille (Persepolis)
Best Art Direction: There Will Be Blood (Sweeney Todd)
Best Cinematography: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Film Editing: No Country for Old Men (The Bourne Ultimatum)
Best Makeup: La Vie en Rose (Norbit)
Best Sound Mixing: Transformers (No Country for Old Men)
Best Sound Editing: The Bourne Ultimatum (No Country for Old Men)
Best Original Score: Atonement (Ratatouille)
Best Original Song: Happy Working Song from Enchanted (Falling Slowly from Once)
Best Costume Design: Sweeney Todd(La Vie en Rose)
Best Visual Effects: Transformers (The Golden Compass)
Best Documentary Feature: No End in Sight (Operation Homecoming)
Best Documentary (Short Subject): Sari’s Mother (Salim Baba)
Best Animated Short Film: I Met the Walrus (Peter and the Wolf)
Best Live Action Short Film: The Mozart of Pickpockets (The Tonto Women)
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Picture: No Country for Old Men (RU: There Will Be Blood)
Director: Coens (RU: Anderson)
Animated Feature: Ratatouille (RU: Persepolis)
Actor: Day-Lewis (RU: Clooney)
Actress: Christie (RU: Cotillard)
Supp Actor: Bardem (RU: Holbrook)
Supp Actress: Swinton (RU: Dee)
Orig Screen: Juno (RU: Ratatouille)
Adapt Screen: No Country for Old Men (RU: There Will Be Blood)
Orig Song: Falling Slowly (RU: That's How You Know)
Orig Score: Ratatouille (RU: Atonement)
Editing: Bourne Ultimatum (RU: No Country for Old Men)
Cinematography: There Will Be Blood (RU: Diving Bell)
Art Dir: There Will Be Blood (RU: Atonement)
Costume: Sweeney Todd (RU: Elizabeth)
Makeup: La Vie en Rose (RU: Pirates)
Sound Mixing: Transformers (RU: Bourne)
Sound Editing: There Will Be Blood (RU: Bourne)
Visual Effects: Transformers (RU: Pirates)
Foreign: Katyn (RU: 12)
Docu Feat: Sicko (RU: War/Dance)
Docu Short: Sari's Mother (RU: Salim Baba)
Anim Short: Even Pigeons Go to Heaven (RU: I Met the Walrus)
Live Short: At Night (RU: The Mozart of Pickpockets)

Overrun: 26 minutes.
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Sabin wrote:Best Supporting Actor - Hal Holbrook (Javier Bardem)

My, you're holding onto that one for dear life, aren't you?




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I'm going to predict an 'Atonement' shut-out.

Best Picture - I so want to go out on a limb and predict Juno. I nailed Crash but missed Little Miss Sunshine. I'm predicting No Country for Old Men with Juno as my runner up.

Best Director - Joel & Ethan Coen (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis (George Clooney)
Best Actress - Julie Christie (Ellen Page)
Best Supporting Actor - Hal Holbrook (Javier Bardem)
Best Supporting Actress - Tilda Swinton (Cate Blanchett)
Best Original Screenplay - Juno (Michael Clayton)
Best Adapted Screenplay - No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Score - Ratatouille (Atonement)
Best Song - "Falling Slowly" ("Happy Worker Song")
Best Foreign-Language Film - The Counterfeiters (Beaufort)
Best Documentary Feature - No End in Sight (Taxi to the Dark Side)
Best Documentary Short - Freeheld (Sari's Mother)
Best Animated Film - Ratatouille (Persepolis)
Best Live Action Short - Tanghi Argenti (The Substitute)
Best Animated Short - I Met the Walrus (My Love)
Best Cinematography - There Will Be Blood (The Assassination of Jesse James...)
Best Film Editing - The Bourne Ultimatum (No Country for Old Men)
Best Art Direction - There Will Be Blood (Sweeney Todd)
Best Costume Design - La Vie en Rose (Atonement)
Best Makeup - La Vie en Rose (Norbit)
Best Sound Mixing - The Bourne Ultimatum (Transformers)
Best Sound Effects - Transformers (The Bourne Ultimatum)
Best Visual Effects - Tranformers (another shitty movie)

Long by fifteen minutes.




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Best Picture: No Country For Old Men (RU: There Will Be Blood)
Best Actor: Daniel Day Lewis (RU: George Clooney)
Best Actress: Julie Christie (RU: Marion Cotillard)
Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem (RU: Hal Holbrook)
Best Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton (RU: Amy Ryan)
Directing: The Coens (RU: Julian Schnabel)
Original Screenplay: Juno (RU: Michael Clayton)
Adapted Screenplay: No Country For Old Men (RU: There Will Be Blood)

Art Direction: There Will Be Blood (RU: Sweeney Todd)
Animated Feature: Ratatouille (RU: Persepolis)
Cinematography: There Will be Blood (RU: No Country for Old Men)
Costume Design: Sweeney Todd (RU: Atonement)
Documentary Feature: No End in Sight (RU: Sicko)
Documentary Short Subject: Salim Baba (RU: Sari's Mother)
Film Editing: No Country For Old Men (RU: The Bourne Ultimatum)
Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (RU: 12 )
Make Up: La Vie en Rose (RU: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World´s End)
Original Score: Atonement (RU: Ratatouille)
Original Song: Falling Slowly (RU: That´s How You Know)
Short Film - Animated: My Love (RU: I Met the Walrus)
Short Film - Live Action: Tanghi Argentini (RU: Il Supplente)
Sound Editing: No Country For Old Men (RU: There Will Be Blood)
Sound Mixing: The Bourne Ultimatum (RU: Transformers)
Visual Effects: Transformers (RU: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)

Bonus: 23 minutes
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My final predix:

BEST PICTURE
No Country for Old Men
(r/u: There Will Be Blood)

BEST DIRECTOR
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, No Country for Old Men
(r/u: Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood)

BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE
Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood
(r/u: Johnny Depp, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)

BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE
Julie Christie, Away for Her
(r/u: Marion Cotillard, La Vie En Rose)

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Javier Bardem, No Country for Old Men
(r/u: Hal Holbrook, Into the Wild)

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Tilda Swinton, Michael Clayton
(r/u: Cate Blanchett, I'm Not There)

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Diablo Cody, Juno
(r/u: Tony Gilroy, Michael Clayton)

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, No Country for Old Men
(r/u: Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood)

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
The Counterfeiters, Austria
(r/u: Katyn, Poland)

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
Ratatouille
(r/u: Persepolis)

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
No End In Sight
(r/u: Taxi to the Darkside)

BEST ART DIRECTION
There Will Be Blood
(r/u: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
No Country for Old Men
(r/u: There Will Be Blood)

BEST FILM EDITING
No Country for Old Men
(r/u: The Bourne Ultimatum)

BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
(r/u: Atonement)

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE:
Atonement
(r/u: Ratatouille)

BEST ORIGINAL SONG:
"Falling Slowly" from Once
(r/u: "That's How You Know" from Enchanted)

BEST SOUND MIXING:
Transformers
(r/u: No Country for Old Men)

BEST SOUND EDITING
Ratatouille
(r/u: Transformers)

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Transformers
(r/u: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)

BEST MAKEUP
La Vie En Rose
(r/u: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)

BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM
Peter and the Wolf
(r/u: Madame Tutli-Putli)

BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT FILM
The Substitute
(r/u: The Mozart of Pickpockets)

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Sari's Mother
(r/u: Iraq in Fragments)




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Best Picture: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (Tommy Lee Jones)
Best Actress: Marion Cotillard (Julie Christie)
Best Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem (Hal Holbrook)
Best Supporting Actress: Ruby Dee (Tilda Swinton)
Best Director: The Coen Brothers (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Best Adapted Screenplay: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Screenplay: Juno (Michael Clayton)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (Katyn)
Best Animated Film: Ratatouille (Persepolis)
Best Art Direction: There Will Be Blood (Sweeney Todd)
Best Cinematography: No Country for Old Men (There Will Be Blood)
Best Film Editing: No Country for Old Men (The Bourne Ultimatum)
Best Makeup: La Vie en Rose (Norbit)
Best Sound Mixing: Transformers (No Country for Old Men)
Best Sound Editing: The Bourne Ultimatum (No Country for Old Men)
Best Original Score: Atonement (Ratatouille)
Best Original Song: Happy Working Song from Enchanted (Falling Slowly from Once)
Best Costume Design: La Vie en Rose (Sweeney Todd)
Best Visual Effects: Transformers (The Golden Compass)
Best Documentary Feature: No End in Sight (Operation Homecoming)
Best Documentary (Short Subject): Sari’s Mother (Salim Baba)
Best Animated Short Film: I Met the Walrus (Peter and the Wolf)
Best Live Action Short Film: The Mozart of Pickpockets (The Tonto Women)

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