It was "Driving Miss Daisy," which was named Best Picture of 1989.
It was "Driving Miss Daisy," which was named Best Picture of 1989.
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Billy Crystal hosted the Academy Awards (Oscars) broadcast in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, and 2004. The only person to host more Oscar ceremonies is Bob Hope. Bob Hope hosted 18 Oscar ceremonies.
Crystal has been concentrating on personal projects, including his acclaimed 2006 one-man show "700 Sundays." He told Entertainment Weekly magazine that he initially resisted hosting the 2012 Oscars because of his involvement in his upcoming movie comedy "Parental Guidance."
No, the guy who looks like Billy Crystal in Grease was Johnny Contardo
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2004 was the last time Billy Crystal hosted the ceremony.
It was "Driving Miss Daisy," which was named Best Picture of 1989.
Billy Crystal will host the Oscars for the ninth time in 2012. Steve Martin has done it three times.
Behind Bob Hope with a record 18 times as the Oscars' host (by the way, he was a solo host 10 times), is Billy Crystal who hosted the awards show 8 times.
Behind Bob Hope with a record 18 times as the Oscars' host (by the way, he was a solo host 10 times), is Billy Crystal who hosted the awards show 8 times.
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Billy Crystal will host the awards ceremony for the ninth time in 2012. Whoopi Goldberg hosted four times.
It was Jon Stewart who hosted the January 5, 2006 ceremonies. Billy Crystal was making a film at the time. Jon Stewart got mixed reviews for his efforts.
The versatile Hope, who hosted or co-hosted the Academy Awards a record 18 times between 1940 and 1978, frequently made jokes about never winning an award for his acting. But he actually received five special tributes from the Academy during his lifetime, including an honorary Oscar in 1953 and the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 1960.
Billy Crystal hosted the Academy Awards (Oscars) broadcast in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, and 2004. The only person to host more Oscar ceremonies is Bob Hope. Bob Hope hosted 18 Oscar ceremonies.