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Best Picture |
Best Director |
Best Actor |
Best Actress |
Best Supporting Actor |
Best Supporting Actress |
Best Original Screenplay |
Best Adapted Screenplay |
Best Documentary Feature |
| John Anderson |
"There Will Be Blood" |
Paul Thomas Anderson There Will Be Blood |
Daniel-Day Lewis There Will Be Blood |
Marion Cotillard La Vie en Rose |
Philip Seymour Hoffman Charlie Wilson's War |
Tilda Swinton Michael Clayton |
Nancy Oliver Lars and the Real Girl |
Ronald Harwood The Diving Bell and the Butterfly |
"Taxi to the Dark Side" |
| Ann Hornaday |
"There Will Be Blood" |
Julian Schnabel The Diving Bell and the Butterfly |
Daniel-Day Lewis There Will Be Blood |
Julie Christie Away From Her |
Hal Holbrook Into the Wild |
Tilda Swinton Michael Clayton |
Tamara Jenkins The Savages |
Ronald Harwood The Diving Bell and the Butterfly |
"No End in Sight" |
| Desson Thomson |
"There Will Be Blood" |
Paul Thomas Anderson There Will Be Blood |
Daniel-Day Lewis There Will Be Blood |
Julie Christie Away From Her |
Casey Affleck The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford |
Tilda Swinton Michael Clayton |
Tony Gilroy Michael Clayton |
Christopher Hampton Atonement |
"No End in Sight" |
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"...despite its vivid period setting bursts with contemporary political relevance..." - Ann Hornaday on "There Will Be Blood" |
"Directed with sensitivity, vision and unerring conviction..." - Ann Hornaday on Julian Schnabel |
Day-Lewis...even breathes with ferocious authenticity..." Ann Hornaday on Daniel Day-Lewis |
"That lambent gaze, the cascading hair, the dazzling smile..." - Ann Hornaday on Julie Christie |
"....Most indelible of all is Holbrook..." - Ann Hornaday on Hal Holbrook |
"...the very personification of female ambition and ambivalence..." - Ann Hornaday on Tilda Swinton |
"....a wry exercise in truth-telling in the midst of otherwise unspeakable taboos." - Ann Hornaday on "The Savages" |
"... fitting...that a novel so devoted to the precision and passionate love of language should be captured in a film that is almost too exquisite for words." - Ann Hornaday on "Atonement" |
"...portraits of shame and anger, over what the men did, why they did it and how, in the end, they were hung out to dry." - John Anderson on "Taxi to the Dark Side" |
