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Post by The_Cake_of_Roth on Mar 13, 2023 22:46:13 GMT
As the second non-white actress to win the Best Actress award after Halle Berry, Michelle Yeoh is also the second Best Actress winner who was an EON-Bond Girl... also after Halle Berry. I think even non-EON, right? Basinger won Supporting, Kerr never won. Yeah you're right, I was thinking of Basinger winning but it slipped my mind that was for Supporting... |
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Post by stabcaesar on Mar 14, 2023 3:48:18 GMT
The Daniels are the first American director(s) to win since Damien Chazelle and only the 2nd since 2010. All other winners have been from outside the US.
Daniel Kwan is the 4th Asian best director winner after Ang Lee, Bong Joon-ho, and Chloe Zhao as well as the 1st Asian American best director winner.
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Post by Brother Fease on Mar 14, 2023 20:39:02 GMT
Here's more Oscar stats to close out the books for this season:
- 79% of Best Picture winners were nominated for directing, writing, and editing.
- 71% of PGA winners went on to win Best Picture. 11/14 since 2009.
- The DGA has lined up with the Best Director winner 89% of the time, and with Best Picture 75% of the time. 8/14 since 2009.
- WGA Adapted lined up 69%, WGA Original 64%.
- 83% of SAG Best Actor winners have gone on to win an acting Oscar.
- 72% of SAG Best Actress winners have gone on to win Best Actress
- 69% of SAG Best Supporting Actor winners have gone on to win Best Supporting Actor.
- 76% of SAG Best Supporting Actress winners have gone on to win an acting Oscar. (My big tip off for JLC winning)
- 24/28 Best Picture winners were nominated for the SAG Ensemble.
- Since 1989, 85% of Best Picture winners won the most major Guild awards.
- 14/28 SAG Ensemble winners have gone on to win Best Picture.
Everything Everywhere All At Once made the Guild stats go up. In 3 of the last 4 Oscar seasons, the SAG Ensemble has matched with the Best Picture winner.
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Post by Brother Fease on Mar 16, 2023 19:56:16 GMT
Everything Everywhere All At Once won the most Oscars (7) since 2009. The third most Oscars this century.
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Post by gradytripp on Mar 16, 2023 20:00:15 GMT
Everything Everywhere All At Once won the most Oscars (7) since 2009. The third most Oscars this century. GRAVITY won 7 Oscars in 2014. |
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Post by Ryan_MYeah on Mar 16, 2023 20:02:34 GMT
Everything Everywhere All At Once won the most Oscars (7) since 2009. The third most Oscars this century. GRAVITY won 7 Oscars in 2014. Yeah. I think the more accurate descriptor would be it’s the most awarded Best Picture winner since Slumdog Millionaire (with the exception of La La Land for the ten seconds it won). |
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Post by Brother Fease on Mar 17, 2023 0:39:51 GMT
Everything Everywhere All At Once won the most Oscars (7) since 2009. The third most Oscars this century. GRAVITY won 7 Oscars in 2014. For a Best Picture winner I meant |
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Post by hilderic on Mar 19, 2023 3:48:35 GMT
These are only based on personal research, so feel free to correct me:
Everything Everywhere All at Once is the first Best Picture winner since The Silence of the Lambs to have been released in US cinemas before the previous ceremony had taken place.
Box-office-wise, it's the most North American-skewing winner since Driving Miss Daisy: it made over 66% of its money at the domestic box office. Overseas, it's the fourth lowest-grossing winner since at least The Last Emperor, ahead of CODA (if it counts), The Hurt Locker and Nomadland.
All four acting winners were first-time nominees. This has only happened on three other occasions since the supporting categories were introduced in 1936: 1955 (Borgnine, Magnani, Lemmon and Van Fleet), 1961 (Schell, Loren, Chakiris and Moreno) and 2005 (Hoffman, Witherspoon, Clooney and Weisz). 1955 is the only other year in which the winning director (Delbert Mann) was also a first-time nominee.
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Post by dadsburgers on Mar 19, 2023 16:13:45 GMT
These are only based on personal research, so feel free to correct me: Everything Everywhere All at Once is the first Best Picture winner since The Silence of the Lambs to have been released in US cinemas before the previous ceremony had taken place. Box-office-wise, it's the most North American-skewing winner since Driving Miss Daisy: it made over 66% of its money at the domestic box office. Overseas, it's the fourth lowest-grossing winner since at least The Last Emperor, ahead of CODA (if it counts), The Hurt Locker and Nomadland. All four acting winners were first-time nominees. This has only happened on three other occasions since the supporting categories were introduced in 1936: 1955 (Borgnine, Magnani, Lemmon and Van Fleet), 1961 (Schell, Loren, Chakiris and Moreno) and 2005 (Hoffman, Witherspoon, Clooney and Weisz). 1955 is the only other year in which the winning director (Delbert Mann) was also a first-time nominee. These are some really interesting ones! I'm surprised by EEAAO being so much more successful in the US than in other countries-- I'm guessing that'd be because it blew up here way more than expected and wasn't distributed/marketed a ton abroad? I wonder if it will surge in rentals/streaming abroad after its awards success (not that streaming success is really measurable), or if there is something inherently American about its appeal. I'm very curious about its response in China. |
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Post by stabcaesar on Mar 19, 2023 16:24:14 GMT
These are some really interesting ones! I'm surprised by EEAAO being so much more successful in the US than in other countries-- I'm guessing that'd be because it blew up here way more than expected and wasn't distributed/marketed a ton abroad? I wonder if it will surge in rentals/streaming abroad after its awards success (not that streaming success is really measurable), or if there is something inherently American about its appeal. I'm very curious about its response in China. Ha. Stephanie Hsu's character is gay, as are Michelle Yeoh and JLC in the hotdog universe. This movie will not be released in China. The response is pretty warm in Taiwan though. From what I've read most people who've seen it liked it and were happy that Yeoh and Quan won. |
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