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| Steve Martin | ... |
Himself - Host
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| Ben Affleck | ... |
Himself - Presenter: Best Original Screenplay
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| John Agar | ... |
Himself (Memorial Tribute)
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Agustín Almodóvar | ... |
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| Pedro Almodóvar | ... |
Himself - Winner: Best Original Screenplay /
Nominee: Best Director
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Mie Andreasen | ... |
Herself - Winner: Best Live Action Short Film
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| Julie Andrews | ... |
Herself - Presenter: Short Film /
Past Oscar Night Music Highlights /
Past Winner
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| Royce D. Applegate | ... |
Himself (Memorial Tribute)
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| Eric Armstrong | ... |
Himself - Winner: Best Animated Short
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| Colleen Atwood | ... |
Herself - Winner: Best Costume Design
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| Anne Bancroft | ... |
Annie Sullivan
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| Kathy Bates | ... |
Herself - Nominee: Best Actress in a Supporting Role /
Presenter: Past Winner Recollections /
Past Winner
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| Philippe Bergeron | ... |
French interpreter
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| Milton Berle | ... |
Himself - In Memorium Tribute
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EnglishRelease Date:
23 March 2003 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Kodak Theatre - 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood & Highland Center, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Trivia
The Oscar "Family Album" tribute segment with many stars who had not appeared at the previous Oscar "family album" celebration at the 70th Awards show. This time 59 stars attended, including more of the defunct juvenile award winners such as Margaret O'Brien, Hayley Mills, Claude Jarman Jr. and Mickey Rooney. See more »Quotes
Steve Martin: Afghanistan submitted a film this year: "My Big Fat Skinny Raggety-Ass One Hump Thirsty Camel".See more »
Best Picture for 'Chicago', normally I definitely would not agree. Now I can agree because the most important Oscars did go to separate movies. In my opinion 'Chicago' is more a nice movie than a really good one, but together with Best Picture the only real thing the film won was Best Supporting Actress for Catherine Zeta-Jones and that one she deserved. 'The Hours' won Best Actress with Nicole Kidman, again deserved I think, so another good film did win something. Best Original Screenplay went to 'Hable Con Ella', a great foreign language film. Best Director was Roman Polanski, Best Actor was Adrien Brody, both for 'The Pianist'. This was my favorite film over the year 2002, and may be that was the main reason I didn't bother 'Chicago'. 'The Pianist' also won for Best Adapted Screenplay. I also liked it a little that 'Gangs of New York' didn't win anything. It is a nice film, but definitely not great.
Other things I enjoyed: 'Bowling for Columbine' winning for Best Documentary. It is a great documentary, Michael Moore is a great filmmaker, and I enjoyed his speech as well. You are not supposed to do political statements, I agree, but I kind of expected him to do it, and so I was not disappointed. Steve Martin did had some nice jokes, especially the ones with the help of the camera. The way they used a great actor like Jack Nicholson was very funny. The last thing I want to mention is one of the best acceptance speeches I have ever heard. His speech together with the kiss Adrien Brody gave to Halle Berry was the best thing of the evening. I am ready for next year.