81st Oscars: Supporting Actor

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Having Christopher Walken speak about Michael Shannon was somebody's absurdly genius idea of a great visual gag. They looked like each other, we all had a great laugh.
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Sabin wrote:What the fuck was up with that Price is Right music playing?
I have to agree. That marred the moment a bit.
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What the fuck was up with that Price is Right music playing?
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It didn't seem as emotionally memorable as I'd hoped, but the standing ovation was there, it was a very touching speech by his family, and Heath can join a very exclusive club. To think he would not have approved of an Oscar in life.
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I don't even like the performance much (but I did love Heath Ledger), but I was pretty moved by that award.
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Very moving.
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OscarGuy wrote:Am I the only one who felt that the Ledger award was less than emotional?
I got a little teary eyed myself. Made my night, thus far.
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OscarGuy wrote:Am I the only one who felt that the Ledger award was less than emotional?
Maybe it's the Aussie in me but I teared up.
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mashari wrote:The only logical surprise left would be Meryl or Frank.
I am praying the upset will be Meryl
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Am I the only one who felt that the Ledger award was less than emotional?
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The only logical surprise left would be Meryl or Frank.



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Post by inky »

There's ought to be at least one surprise winner in the acting categories every year. So far, no surprise in the supporting categories ... so, at least one surprise in the leading categories?
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I knew they'd save Heath for last.
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Heath Ledger - The Dark Knight
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