89th Academy Awards Thread
Magdalicious
Chorus Member Joined: 2/10/17
#22589th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 2:53pm
Why Fergie get so mad then? And why Carlo post right after?
ArtMan
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/10/08
#22689th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 3:44pm
Well, Hork...I gave my opinion. I'm not going to debate the actions of two multimillionaires whether or not one didn't know what was going on...because one is old. They're both old. Now if Faye or Beatty wants to throw me some coins to continue this debate....that's another story.
#22789th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 3:53pm
SonofMammaMiaSam said: "The ten proceeding posts were all by trolls. Trolls trolling trolls.
How are you, Carlos?
Hi SOMMS! I'm doing okay.
I'm back in town to tie up some loose ends before flying back to Rome.
I hope all is well with you.
#22889th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 3:54pm
Magdalicious said: "Why Fergie get so mad then? And why Carlo post right after?
My name is Carlos Alberto - not Carlo and I'm not feeding into the rest of your nonsense.
Have yourself a blessed day!
Magdalicious
Chorus Member Joined: 2/10/17
#22989th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 4:07pm
Thank you, Fergie.
#23089th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 4:39pm
It's interesting how quickly some members respond to personal comments---it's as if they're constantly trolling the board, searching for their name.
You just never know who's reading--and watching !!
#23289th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 7:02pm
the Moonlight speech as it was supposed to be ( From Vulture)
“[Moonlight playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney] and I are this kid. We are Chiron,” he says, referring to his background as a child from Liberty City, Miami, whose mother once struggled with drug addiction. “And you don’t think that kid grows up to be nominated for eight Academy Awards. It’s not a dream he’s allowed to have. I still feel that way. I didn’t think this was possible. But now I look at other people looking at me and if I didn’t think it was possible, how are they going to? But now it’s happened. So what I think of possibility, let’s take it off the table. The thing has happened.”
#23389th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 8:19pm
I blame all three - Price Waterhouse, but mostly Meatty and Dunaway. They saw that the card said EMMA STONE for la la Land. Their faults for not stopping right then and there to question that.
#23489th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 9:00pm
It was Brian Cullinan's fault. He handed the envelope to Warren Beatty. He had one job, but instead spent the time tweeting snaps of Emma Stone and basking in reflected glory instead of concentrating on the whole entire reason he was there at all. Assclown.
Anyway, Trump is due to address congress in two minutes, so if ever I needed a reminder that this incident isn't really that important...
#23589th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 9:07pm
Don't disagree Jane. Some what have dealt w Beatty in interviews have said he is not good at improvising and thinking on his feet. Micromanages everything before hand so he doesn't have to "deal".
He was flummoxed in a live environment w the audience and the cameras , where something was obviously wrong and simply did not know what to do. That' s him, not his age. Dunaway saw only what she expected to see when he showed her the card and didn't bother looking at what else was there.
So many "if only"s.
IF the Academy want to play nice next year, they should have the Exec Producers of BOTH films come out to present Best Film.
"healing moment"
#23689th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 9:44pm
Jay, it doesn't matter who handed Warren the envelope. He looked at it, even hesitated because it wasn't right.
Anyway, I think we people can talk about unimportant things as well as important ones. I'm not watching that jerk make a speech though. I'm sure I'll hear all about how dumb it was!
#23789th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 2/28/17 at 10:10pm
Right, but Warren's muddled reaction is more understandable and easier to forgive than the Pricewaterhousecooper guy, who doesn't have the excuse of being on live TV in front of the whole world.
Also, yeah, I didn't mean to imply we shouldn't discuss the less important things in life, you're right. If it helps block out that creature from the orange lagoon currently on my TV screen, I'm all for it! :)
#23889th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 9:25am
Jay, haha! I love it. I'm worse- I was watching Little Women from LA!
#23989th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 4:34pm
I don't blame Warren at all, I probably would have done exactly what he did. I blame the idiot who gave him the wrong envelope and the producers for not jumping in immediately, before three La La Land producers gave speeches.
#24089th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 5:25pm
Actually, Faye is more to blame than Warren. Warren didn't know what the heck was going on, but Faye actually announced the wrong category.
#24189th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 5:40pm
Yeah, but she just glanced at it and immediately read the title she saw, with no reason to suspect it wasn't correct.
Really, it was all just a perfect storm of mishaps.
#24289th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 5:41pm
And still more....
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/oscars-producer-michael-de-luca-breaks-silence-backstage-chaos-was-like-hindenburg-981842
#24389th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 9:17pm
'Yeah, but she just glanced at it and immediately read the title she saw, with no reason to suspect it wasn't correct.'
Huh? The title she saw was Emma Stone. They held up the card to the camera on air. I saw it.
#24489th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/1/17 at 10:39pm
Is there really anything more to say about this?
Magdalicious
Chorus Member Joined: 2/10/17
#24589th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/2/17 at 12:04am
Jane2 said: "'Yeah, but she just glanced at it and immediately read the title she saw, with no reason to suspect it wasn't correct.'
Huh? The title she saw was Emma Stone. They held up the card to the camera on air. I saw it.
"
Probably say:
Emma Stone -
La La Land
#24689th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/2/17 at 2:23am
Jane2 said: "'Yeah, but she just glanced at it and immediately read the title she saw, with no reason to suspect it wasn't correct.'
Huh? The title she saw was Emma Stone. They held up the card to the camera on air. I saw it.
Who did? Unless you're talking about some post-show interview, that didn't happen. But obviously it said "La La Land" along with her name, and that's the part that Faye saw and read. It wouldn't just say her name, and nothing else.
#24789th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/2/17 at 10:08am
No, I'm not talking about a post show interview. I didn't watch any of those. Even if I had, what's the difference? I saw what the card said.
If it didn't happen, how did you see that it said la la Land?
Anyway, the card said Emma Stone - la la Land. Pretty clear. That is what I saw on my tv screen.
#24889th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/2/17 at 11:22am
Jane2 said: "No, I'm not talking about a post show interview. I didn't watch any of those. Even if I had, what's the difference? I saw what the card said.
If it didn't happen, how did you see that it said la la Land?
Anyway, the card said Emma Stone - la la Land. Pretty clear. That is what I saw on my tv screen.
I don't recall any of that.
I do recall "La La Land" 'producer Jordan Horowitz holding up the card that read MOONLIGHT with the producers names listed below and below that the words: "Best Picture".
I don't recall anyone holding up the card that read: "Emma Stone - La La Land".
#24989th Academy Awards Thread
Posted: 3/2/17 at 11:32am
For what it's worth I just re-watched the last 20 minutes of the broadcast on my DVR and at no point during the show was a card held up that said "Emma Stone - La La Land." Or "Emma Stone". Or "La La Land". This was on the ABC broadcast.
Were you watching the show some other way, Jane2?
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