Oscars

"Slumdog Millionaire" (2008) won eight out of the 10 Academy Awards nominations it received. It was the eighth picture in history to win eight or more Oscars. The only other film to win that many awards in the 2000s was "The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King" (2003), which tied a record with 11 Oscars.

No. And it wasn't nominated for Best Picture.

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No. She has never been nominated as an actress or a songwriter.

John Singleton was the first African American nominated for a Best Director for his film Boyz N The Hood (1991); but as of 2009, no African American has won Best Director.

Dorothy Dandridge was nominated for Best Actress of 1954 for her performance in the musical "Carmen Jones." Interestingly, she was portrayed by actress Halle Berry in the 1999 made-for-television movie "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge". Berry went on to become the first African American to win the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in "Monster's Ball" (2001).

The Academy Award nominees for Best Picture of 1941 were: How Green Was My Valley (winner) Blossoms in the Dust Citizen Kane Here Comes Mr. Jordan Hold Back the Dawn The Little Foxes The Maltese Falcon One Foot In Heaven Sergeant York Suspicion

As Holman lies mortally wounded during a skirmish with Chinese Nationalist troops, he utters: "I was home. What happened? What the hell happened?" Steve McQueen received his only Academy Award nomination -- Best Actor of 1966 -- for his performance as Holman in "The Sand Pebbles."

While any of these three calibers would be perfectly adequate for Black Bear, the .30-'06 has earned it's stripes as the most versatile hunting round for North American game. This is due in no small part to the sheer variety of commercially available bullets, ranging in weight from 55 grain sabots to 220 grain monolithic solids. The most popular loadings in 150, 165, and 180 grain bullets can handle almost anything the average hunter is likely to encounter in the continental U.S. It is generally accepted among bear hunters that heavy, deep-penetrating loads are the best medicine for anchoring a bruin, and the '06 has that covered in spades. The .30-30 enjoys a loyal following among hunters of whitetail deer for it's undeniable stopping power, but the range is limited for ethical shooting to 100 yards or less. The .308 Winchester is considered by many to be the most accurate mid-bore round, and with good reason. The shortened case, however, limits the powder charge and thus the viability of shooting the true heavyweights in the .30 caliber class, bullets above 180 grains. The .30-'06 suffers from neither of these limitations, and can drive relatively heavy bullets at relatively high velocities with a respectable degree of accuracy. Again, any of these calibers would be perfectly adequate for black bear. Any hunter with a reasonable degree of experience and familiarity with his firearm and load could expect any of these three rounds to get the job done. But for sheer versatility and an unparallelled selection of weights and power levels, the .30-'06 deserves first look.

"Spaced Invaders" (1990). Stars Douglas Barr, Royal Dano, Ariana Richards.

Her trainer called her "Mo cuishle," which is Irish for "my darling."

"War Horse" was the eighth film directed by Steven Spielberg to be nominated for Best Picture. The seven others: "Jaws" (1975); "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981); "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" (1982); "The Color Purple" (1985); "Schindler's List" (1993); "Saving Private Ryan" (1998); and "Munich" (2005). Only "Schindler's List" won the top Oscar.

"War Horse" also received five other 2011 Oscar nominations, including Best Original Score (John Williams), Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography, Best Sound Editing and Best Sound Mixing.

Lawrence of Arabia. Both movies were directed by David Lean.

Little shop of horrors. the original version of course.

Actually, "The Cry Baby Killer", 1958.

Hal Mohr won an Oscar for Cinematography in 1935 as a write-in for his work on "A Midsummer Night's Dream". 1934 and 1935 were the only years write-in votes were allowed. They were discontinued after that.

"Gone With the Wind" did not win Oscars for either category. Although Clark Gable was nominated as Best Actor for his performance of Rhett Butler, the Oscar went to Britain's Robert Donat for "Goodbye, Mr. Chips."

Thomas Mitchell, who played Scarlett O'Hara's father in "Gone with the Wind," received the Best Supporting Actor award. But it was for his performance in John Ford's classic Western "Stagecoach."

Lunchables are one of Oscar Mayer's products

Producers are nominated for Best Picture. But not every credited producer is nominated, there's a limit of four people, so sometimes an executive producer might not get nominated even though the movie is up for Best Picture.

The cast of Best Revenge - 1999 includes: Emidio Michetti as Lou

Nicole Kidman won the 2002 Best Actress Oscar for her portrayal of the British writer in "The Hours."

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