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Which Academy Award winner is a math and science geek at heart?
Natalie Portman
When was the Animated Feature length film category added to the Academy Awards?
The Best Animated Feature Academy Award was introduced in 2001. The first winner of this award was Shrek.
How many Academy Awards did Cat Ballou win?
The movie "Cat Ballou" won the following awards: 1965 Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role - Lee Marvin 1965 British Academy Award Winner for Best Actor - Lee Marvin 1965 Golden Globe Award Winner for Best Actor - Lee Marvin Winner of the Best Actor Prize at the 1965 Berlin Film Festival - Lee Marvin
Who is the Academy Award winning actress who starred in 'Silverado'?
Linda Hunt, winner of the 1983 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in "The Year of Living Dangerously," appears in the 1985 Western "Silverado."
What happens when a winner is not present at the Academy Awards ceremony?
When a winner is not present at the Academy Awards ceremony, the presenters usually make note of the fact and offer congratulations .In the case of a major award, a family member or friend will accept the award on behalf of the absentee winner. At the 81st Academy Awards in 2009, the late Heath Ledger's parents and sister accepted his 2008 Best Supporting Actor Oscar for "The Dark Knight" on behalf of his three-year-old daughter Matilda Rose.
What was the academy award winner for the best picture?
The Academy Award for Best Picture of 1977 went to "Annie Hall."
Who got an Oscar Award in 1986?
The academy Award winner for Best Picture in 1986 was "Platoon"
2003 Academy Award winner for supporting actor for adaptation?
Chris Cooper
What Academy Award winner lives on Gough Avenue Toronto?
Sarah Polley
Which Academy Award winner is a math and science geek at heart?
Natalie Portman
What actors and actresses appeared in VII Ezhegodnaya Kinopremiya Rossiyskoy Akademii kinematograficheskikh iskusstv - 1993?
The cast of VII Ezhegodnaya Kinopremiya Rossiyskoy Akademii kinematograficheskikh iskusstv - 1993 includes: Aleksandr Abdulov as Himself, guest Marina Ananyeva as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Levon Aristakesyants as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Arkadi Arkanov as Himself, comedian Eduard Artemev as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominiee Temur Babluani as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Aleksey Batalov as Himself, presenter Boris Blank as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Dmitri Bogolepov as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Elgudzha Burduli as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuri Butsko as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Lyudmila Chursina as Herself, presenter Mikhail Derzhavin as Himself, presenter, comedian Tatyana Dogileva as Herself, presenter Ivan Dykhovichnyy as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Natalya Gundareva as Herself, presenter Yuliy Gusman as Himself, presenter Ilya Gutman as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Tamara Gverdtsiteli as Herself, presenter, singer Arkadiy Inin as Himself, comedian Veronika Izotova as Herself, presenter Olga Kabo as Herself, presenter Vilen Kalyuta as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Gennadiy Khazanov as Himself, presenter, comedian Vyacheslav Klyuchnikov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Andrey Konchalovskiy as Himself, guest Olga Kravchenya as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Valeriy Leontev as Himself, presenter, singer Yelena Lukyanova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Pyotr Lutsik as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuri Luzhkov as Himself, presenter, mayor of Moscow Valentina Malyavina as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Oleg Martynov as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Armen Medvedev as Himself, presenter Viktor Merezhko as Himself, presenter Nikita Mikhalkov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Bogdan Mikhnevich as Himself, Russian Academy Award nominee Irina Miroshnichenko as Herself, presenter Vladislav Nabatnikov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Yuriy Nikulin as Himself, presenter Natalya Polyakh as Herself, Russian Academy Award winner Tamari Potskhishvili as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Andrei Razumovsky as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Vladimir Repnikov as himself Svetlana Ryabova as Herself, presenter Aleksei Samoryadov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Karen Shakhnazarov as Himself, guest Yuriy Shevchuk as Himself, presenter, singer Aleksandr Shirvindt as Himself, presenter, comedian Isaak Shvarts as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Alika Smekhova as Herself, presenter Dmitriy Svetozarov as himself Aleksei Syomin as Himself, presenter, WW2 cameraman Vyacheslav Tikhonov as Himself, presenter Pyotr Todorovskiy as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Svetlana Toma as Herself, presenter Larisa Udovichenko as Herself, presenter Nina Usatova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee Laima Vaikule as Herself, presenter, singer Mikhail Vartanov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Oleg Yankovskiy as Himself, guest Vadim Yusov as Himself, Russian Academy Award winner Marina Zdornova as Herself, Russian Academy Award nominee
When was the Animated Feature length film category added to the Academy Awards?
The Best Animated Feature Academy Award was introduced in 2001. The first winner of this award was Shrek.
Which film got the best film award in 2008?
The Academy Award winner for best picture in 2008 was "Slumdog Millionaire."
2003 Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor for Adadptation?
Chris Cooper.
Who is the first kendra bala sahithya Academy Award winner?
kalavakolanu sadananda-telugu
What is the time limit for an Academy Award acceptance speech?
It depends on the award and the award winner. The Oscar winner for the Best Makeup award is not going to receive as much time in the spotlight as a veteran actor who becomes a first-time Academy Award recipient. In general, the time limit is about 45 seconds, after which the orchestra begins to signal that the show must go on.
How many Academy Awards did Cat Ballou win?
The movie "Cat Ballou" won the following awards: 1965 Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role - Lee Marvin 1965 British Academy Award Winner for Best Actor - Lee Marvin 1965 Golden Globe Award Winner for Best Actor - Lee Marvin Winner of the Best Actor Prize at the 1965 Berlin Film Festival - Lee Marvin
