Oscar Awards

Best Picture

	(Miramax)
	(Miramax)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Universal Pictures)
	(Fox Searchlight)

Achievement in Directing

	for (Miramax)
	for (Warner Bros.)
	for (Universal Pictures)
	for (Fox Searchlight)
	for (Fine Line Features)

Best Actor

	for (United Artists)
	for (Miramax)
	for (Miramax)
	for (Warner Bros.)
	for (Universal Pictures) (jamie did the best speech)

Best Original Screenplay

	(Miramax) by John Logan
	(Focus Features) by Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry, Pierre Bismuth
	(United Artists) by Terry George, Keir Pearson
	(Disney/Pixar) by Brad Bird
	(Fine Line Features) by Mike Leigh

Best Foreign-Language Film

	- Sweden
	- France
	- Germany
	- Spain
	- South Africa

Best Actress

	- (Sony Pictures Classics)
	- (Fine Line Features)
	- (Fine Line Features)
	for (Warner Bros.)
	for (Focus Features)

Best Original Song

	"Accidentally In Love" from (Dreamworks SKG)
	"Al Otro Lado Del Ro" from (Focus Features)
	"Believe" from (Warner Bros.)
	"Learn To Be Lonely" from (Warner Bros.)
	"Look To Your Path (Vois Sur Ton Chemin)" from (Miramax)

Best Original Score

	Jan A.P. Kaczmarek for (Miramax)
	John Williams for (Warner Bros.)
	Thomas Newman for (Paramount Pictures)
	John Debney for (Newmarket Film Group)
	James Newton Howard for (Touchstone Pictures)

Best Documentary Short

	AUTISM IS A WORLD
	THE CHILDREN OF LENINGRADSKY
	HARDWOOD
	MIGHTY TIMES: THE CHILDREN'S MARCH
	SISTER ROSE'S PASSION

Achievement in Sound Editing

	(Disney/Pixar)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Columbia Pictures)

Achievement in Sound Mixing

	(Miramax)
	(Disney/Pixar)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Universal Pictures)
	(Columbia Pictures)

Achievement in Cinematography

	(Miramax)
	(Sony Pictures Classics)
	(Newmarket Film Group)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Warner Independent Pictures)

Best Animated Short Film

	BIRTHDAY BOY
	GOPHER BROKE
	GUARD DOG
	LORENZO
	RYAN

Best Live-Action Short Film

	EVERYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY MUST
	LITTLE TERRORIST
	7:35 IN THE MORNING
	TWO CARS, ONE NIGHT
	WASP

Best Visual Effects

	(Warner Bros)
	(20th Century Fox)
	(Columbia Pictures)

Best Adapted Screenplay

	(Warner Independent Pictures) by Richard Linklater, Kim Krizan, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke
	(Miramax) by David Magee
	(Warner Bros.) by Paul Haggis
	(Focus Features) by Jose Rivera
	(Fox Searchlight) by Alexander Payne, Jim Taylor

Best Film Editing

	(Miramax)
	(Miramax)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Universal Pictures)

Best Documentary Feature

	(ThinkFilm)
	(ThinkFilm)
	(Roadside Attractions / Samuel Goldwyn Films)
	(Paramount Pictures)

Best Supporting Actress

	for (Miramax)
	- (Fox Searchlight Pictures)
	for (Fox Searchlight)
	- (United Artists)
	for (Columbia Pictures)

Achievement in Costume Design

	(Miramax)
	(Miramax)
	(Paramount Pictures)
	(Universal Pictures)
	(Warner Bros.)

Achievement in Makeup

	(Paramount Pictures)
	(Newmarket Film Group)
	(Fine Line Features)

Best Animated Feature Film

	(Disney/Pixar)
	(Dreamworks SKG)
	(Dreamworks SKG)

Best Supporting Actor

	for (Miramax)
	for (Fox Searchlight)
	for (Dreamworks SKG)
	for (Warner Bros.)
	for (Columbia Pictures)

Best Art Direction

	(Miramax)
	(Miramax)
	(Paramount Pictures)
	(Warner Bros.)
	(Warner Independent Pictures)

p.s. i don't think the links work

hey i agree with u jimmi gave the best speech. he talked about his grandmother as first teacher when he was 8, and the last part , by looking up, he said need to get sleep he got lots to talk. best. and hilary blanks, i was hopping for annette benning to win. but i guess hillary deserved that award as well. i love oscars, i never miss those hours.

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