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The 76th Annual Academy Awards

  • Émission spéciale
  • 2004
  • 3h 45min
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The 76th Annual Academy Awards (2004)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the annual awards presentation, the nominated films include Le Seigneur des anneaux : Le Retour du roi (2003), Lost in Translation (2003), Master and Commander : De l'autre côté du monde ... Tout lireIn the annual awards presentation, the nominated films include Le Seigneur des anneaux : Le Retour du roi (2003), Lost in Translation (2003), Master and Commander : De l'autre côté du monde (2003), Mystic River (2003), and Pur sang: la légende de Seabiscuit (2003).In the annual awards presentation, the nominated films include Le Seigneur des anneaux : Le Retour du roi (2003), Lost in Translation (2003), Master and Commander : De l'autre côté du monde (2003), Mystic River (2003), and Pur sang: la légende de Seabiscuit (2003).

  • Réalisation
    • Louis J. Horvitz
    • Troy Miller
  • Scénario
    • Jon Macks
    • Beth Armogida
    • Dave Boone
  • Casting principal
    • Billy Crystal
    • Shohreh Aghdashloo
    • Liam Aiken
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    • Réalisation
      • Louis J. Horvitz
      • Troy Miller
    • Scénario
      • Jon Macks
      • Beth Armogida
      • Dave Boone
    • Casting principal
      • Billy Crystal
      • Shohreh Aghdashloo
      • Liam Aiken
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    • Récompensé par 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 2 victoires et 13 nominations au total

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    Billy Crystal
    Billy Crystal
    • Self - Host
    Shohreh Aghdashloo
    Shohreh Aghdashloo
    • Self - Nominee
    Liam Aiken
    Liam Aiken
    • Self
    Denys Arcand
    Denys Arcand
    • Self - Nominee
    Sean Astin
    Sean Astin
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    George Axelrod
    George Axelrod
    • Self - Memorial Tribute
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    Alec Baldwin
    Alec Baldwin
    • Self - Nominee & Presenter
    William Baldwin
    William Baldwin
    • Self - Audience Member
    Alan Bates
    Alan Bates
    • Self - Memorial Tribute
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    Jack Black
    Jack Black
    • Self - Presenter
    Michael Blakey
    Michael Blakey
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    Béatrice Bonifassi
    Béatrice Bonifassi
    • Self - Performer
    Russell Boyd
    Russell Boyd
    • Self - Winner
    Philippa Boyens
    Philippa Boyens
    • Self - Winner
    Christopher Boyes
    • Self - Winner
    Stan Brakhage
    Stan Brakhage
    • Self - Memorial Tribute
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    Adrien Brody
    Adrien Brody
    • Self - Presenter
    Charles Bronson
    Charles Bronson
    • Self - Memorial Tribute
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      • Louis J. Horvitz
      • Troy Miller
    • Scénario
      • Jon Macks
      • Beth Armogida
      • Dave Boone
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    Marietha

    Billy Crystal's Song

    Wow, what a loooooonnnnnggggg ceremony, but still we watch it! I'm personally very glad Billy is back - he is one of the best presenters ever. The video montage at the beginning was very funny, but enough naked presenter already... The speeches were way too long too, I thoroughly agreed with Jack Black's song - "You're BORING..". Does anybody know where to find the lyrics to Billy Crystal's Oscar opening song? I couldn't hear half the stuff he said! There must be a website or somewhere one could find it. Thanks, Marietha
    7travisimo

    Anything Can Happen...?

    At least that's what host Billy Crystal said in the commercials leading up to the 76th Annual Academy Awards. On the contrary, the 2004 version of the Oscars was probably the most predictable and surprise-free show in the Academy's history. The only thing surprising about the ceremony was just how predictable it would be; in particular, the perfect 11-for-11 award night for "Lord of the Rings: Return of the King." Even the awards to the actors were predictable as odds-on favorites Tim Robbins, Sean Penn, Charlize Theron, and Renée Zellweger took home Oscars. If only there were any surprises like a Bill Murray, Naomi Watts, or a Johnny Depp win. Nevertheless, the standing ovation for Sean Penn was nice and respectful (even though I didn't really care for his jab at the President, but he deserves recognition for his fine film career).

    Despite its monotony, I still somewhat enjoyed the ceremony. Billy Crystal was as good as ever and never lost a beat throughout the three-hour-plus event. His opening video sequence was great also, especially with controversial Michael Moore being squashed in a Lord of the Rings spoof. However, the most hysterical moment went to Will Ferrell and Jack Black as they sang "You're Boring," the unknown lyrics to the music that comes on when winners go a little long on their acceptance speech. Even director Blake Edwards added some humor in his Lifetime Achievement Award, by speeding his wheelchair through a wall and making a very nice speech about all the people that contribute to Hollywood from actors to writers to that one janitor guy!

    So the three-hour event did have its moments. There was some good comedy thrown in, some nice music (not exciting music, but nice music), and at least I was able to root for at least one film in each category. Too bad I haven't seen "Return of the King" yet, or it may have been an even better night!

    My IMDb Rating: 7/10
    7briancham1994

    Pretty decent

    This was one of the good Academy Awards ceremonies before they started getting out of touch. Billy Crystal was a good host and he brought life to all the worthy nominations.
    5Boba_Fett1138

    What happened to the show element?

    It all began so well with Billy Crystal's amazing opening number but after that nothing spectacular happened. What happened to all the musical and dance numbers the Oscar ceremony always used to had?

    And as for the awards, nothing unexpected happened and it wasn't even tense since all the winners were already as good as known weeks before the ceremony. The only category that was tense was the one for best performance by an actor in a leading role. Bill Murray and Sean Penn were favorites but there also was a chance for Johnny Depp to win. Sean Penn won and most likely he deserved it to win and oh boy, Bill Murray looked mad and disappointing. Billy Crystal responded brilliantly with saying: Common Bill we love you! And he was right at that. Anyway Bill Murray deserved to win an Oscar years ago for his role in "Rushmore" but that's a whole other issue. I just hope he will get nominated again. No doubt that he then will win his long deserved Oscar.

    And then the big winner of the night: "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King". It won 11 Oscars, in other words it won everything it was nominated for. Finally justice will most people say but as a movie critic you can hardly call it justice. Sure I understand why it won, it was a tribute to the ending of one of the best trilogy's in movie history and a compensation for the last two years when the previous two movie hardly won any Oscar's of importance. But I don't think it's really fair to give just only the last movie all the awards, they should have awarded all the three movies since they are all part of a trilogy that should be seen as one big whole movie. And really did they have to win really every award they were nominated for? It wasn't really fair and it didn't do any justice to all the other movies that were nominated and it surely didn't do any good to the tension but at least the fans are happy now.

    The presenters were nothing special this year, except for Robin Williams and Adrien Brody that were at least a bit interesting. The "thanks speeches" were as always not interesting and nobody even cried although some came close to. But at least there was luckily hardly anything political said.

    All in all; nothing spectacular or exciting this year. And thank God that "Lord of the Rings" will not be a contestant next year! The only reason why it was watchable was because of Billy Crystal, the "in memoriam sequences" and the honorary award for Blake Edwards who in my opinion really deserved it.

    5/10

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    kathy5353853

    Yea, but . . .

    "Lord of the Rings - Return of the King" was NOT what won all 11 awards, now was it. EVERYBODY who made a speech in accepting an award talked about ALL the movies. So...why didn't they just hold up on the first two, not include them in those award nominations for the last two years, and then allow the whole trilogy to be nominated this year, since that is, in fact, what really won those awards. And, I, not being a fan of the books (Oh, Heavens, a heathen in our midst!!!) did not find the movies to be engrossing. After talking to so many people, including those in my own family, I truly believe that it is those people who loved the books, who loved the movies, and wanted them to win. I WAS BORED! "The Return of the King" was especially boring without the first two movies. All it was, was one computer generated graphic battle scene after another. At least in the first two you had the interesting bits with the two wizards. Personally, I would have preferred to see any of the other four pictures win, and I didn't even see all of them. And I liked "Cold Mountain" and would have liked to see that one nominated. I want a movie with a story to win. "Titanic" had a story. The movie was masterfully done, so there is no comparison to it's awards.

    But hey, at least "LOTR-Return of the King" didn't have any acting nominations. Why do you think that was??? The only one that would have even deserved a nomination out of the 3rd movie was Sean Astin. I was so GLAD to see all the actors that were nominated, and the ones that did win. All the comments so far have hardly mentioned any of them in a positive light. "Mystic River" should have won Best Picture. "Lord of the Rings" should have won some specially made up award for endurance that would have applied to all three movies. I also really, really liked "Master and Commander". I learned a lot about a lot of things. Sword fighting on a small ship for instance. How you can learn from nature and apply it to warfare or anything else. And THAT movie really built a real ship to work on, and had REAL battle scenes that were not computer generated. WOW!! What a novel idea! Oh well, I guess Buster Keaton had that idea first, when he did his own real stunts off of real trains, and clock towers and all kinds of things. And that was in the "silent era" of movies. People were really clever then. NO WAY ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH should the final LOTR have won all those awards for all three movies in one year, unless they had asked to be allowed to do that to begin with. Many of those technical awards should have gone to "Master and Commander", "Seabiscuit", "Pirates of the Caribbean", etc., etc. Any other year they would have. Who votes on these things anyway??? Some somebodies need to get a grip. That is all.

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      Le Seigneur des anneaux : Le Retour du roi (2003) won 11 Oscars, the most winning Oscars of a film, tied with Ben-Hur (1959) and Titanic (1997).
    • Citations

      Billy Crystal: I voted for 'Seabiscuit' (for Best Costume Design). That's the most realistic horse costume I've ever seen.

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      Edited from West Side Story (1961)
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      Mystic River
      to tune of "Ol' Man River" (from "Show Boat")

      Music by Jerome Kern

      Performed by Billy Crystal

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    • Date de sortie
      • 29 février 2004 (États-Unis)
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      • The Langham Huntington Hotel - 1401 South Oak Knoll Avenue, Pasadena, Californie, États-Unis(Technical Awards banquet)
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      • Dakota Pictures
      • Revolution Studios
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