[American Entertainment] Kise's Hollywood Diary

Chapter 189 - 190 + Link

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Chapter 189 Let's take a vacation

The entire cast of "The Rock" was completely absent-minded during the three-hour award ceremony, each in his own mind. The only one paying attention was director Clint Eastwood, with Vincent sitting next to him. From time to time, the old handsome guy would talk to the young man. Vincent listened with his left ear and listened with his right ear. In addition, the host Jon Stewart's hosting effect was far less effective than the first time he hosted. Funny, the atmosphere of the whole venue was very low.

Although this year's 80th Academy Awards ceremony will be held as usual, in fact, the impact of the writers' strike is still very obvious. The host and award presenters repeatedly used the Writers Guild collective strike incident as a joke to tease people in the audience. However, it is obvious that although this matter has been resolved on the surface, the shadow is still hanging over it and has not completely dissipated.

If the audience doesn't cooperate, the one-man show will be difficult to sing.

The problem is that the entire awards ceremony was so boring that people were speechless. The final result, which was almost the same as the results of the Golden Globe Awards winners list conference some time ago, was completely unexciting.

The leading film "The Stone" received only one Best Director award from nine nominations, which is almost no different from a consolation prize. Vincent received the close-ups from the main camera from time to time with an expressionless face, but Clint Eastwood on the side was the only person in the entire crew with an expression tonight - but these expressions fell on others The look in his eyes is tantamount to "forcing a smile".

"No Country for Old Men" defeated "Atonement" to win Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay, establishing its status as a major winner at this Oscar. The so-called dark horse "Juno" only won the best original screenplay award, "Atonement" only won the best soundtrack award, which was neither embarrassing nor embarrassing, and "Sweeney Todd" only won the shameless best art award. guide.

This year's Best Actor and Best Actress winners also left people speechless. Daniel Day-Lewis won the second Best Actor in his life for "A Little More Blood". Whether it's acting skills or qualifications, Daniel Day-Lewis is impeccable.

The Best Actress crown was won by Maria Cotillard, the heroine of "La Vie en Rose". To a certain extent, the best actress candidate has successfully served as the upset traffic of this Oscar. After all, in the past, even after the actress won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress, not many people thought she could go all the way to the Oscars.

Compared to an awards ceremony that is bland and less interesting than lukewarm water, there are some things that obviously can only be discovered after the fact.

When everyone was looking down the list, they realized that the awards in the acting department were completely occupied by Europeans - the new actor Daniel Day-Lewis is the British actor and actress Marion Cotillard. is French, Best Supporting Actor Javier Bardem is Spanish, and Best Supporting Actress Tilda Swinton is British.

Looking at this list, not a single American actor won any acting awards. This phenomenon can be said to be extremely rare. There are not a few actors who are Europeans but can be crowned emperors, and there are countless actresses from the same background who have achieved the title of queen in recent years: Nicole Kidman, Helen Mirren, Russell Crowe...

North America The media has not yet spoken out, but foreign media have already begun to shout that "the quality of American actors at this Oscar is not high, so European actors monopolize the awards." This attitude of being sarcastic while getting an advantage quickly made the local people in North America look down on it. "