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The 2014 Oscars YOU PICK THE 2014 OSCARS BEST PICTUREPICTTURE DIRECTING SOUND EDITING DOCUMENTARY AmericanAmericaan HustleHu David O. Russell All is Lost SHORT SUBJECT www.tradinoimalibu.com Captain Phillips (American Hustle) Captain Phillips “CaveDigger” 3835 Cross Creek Road - Malibu Dallas Buyers Club Alfonso Cuarón Gravity “Facing Fear” Gravity (Gravity) The Hobbit: The Desolation “Karama Has No Walls” Presents Her Alexander Payne of Smaug “The Lady in Number 6: Music Nebraska (Nebraska) Lone Survivor Saved My Life” Philomena Steve McQueen “Prison Terminal: The Last Days Enter to Win a 12 Years a Slave (12 Years a Slave) SOUND MIXING of Private Jack Hall” The Wolf of Wall Street Martin Scorsese Captain Phillips (The Wolf of Wall Street) Gravity ANIMATED FEATURE Free BEST ACTOR The Hobbit: The Desolation FILM of Smaug Christian Bale ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY The Croods Inside Llewyn Davis (American Hustle) American Hustle Despicable Me 2 Lone Survivor OSCAR DINNER Bruce Dern (Eric Warren, Singer & Ernest & Celestine (Nebraska) David O. Russell) COSTUME DESIGN Frozen for 4 at Leonardo DiCaprio Blue Jasmine The Wind Rises ( The Wolf of Wall Street) (Woody Allen) American Hustle The Grandmaster Tra di Noi Chiwetel Ejiofor Dallas Buyers Club ANIMATED SHORT (12 Years a Slave) (Craig Borten & The Great Gatsby Matthew McConaughey Melisa Wallack) The Invisible Woman FILM “Feral” by accurately predicting 100% (Dallas Buyers Club) Her 12 Years a Slave (Spike Jonze) “Get a Horse!” of the 2014 Oscar Winners. Nebraska MAKEUP & “Mr. Hublot” BEST ACTRESS “Possessions” Amy Adams (Bob Nelson) HAIRSTYLING Enter our drawing to Win “Room on the Broom” (American Hustle) Dallas Buyers Club Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa $ Cate Blanchett ADAPTED SCREENPLAY LIVE ACTION (a 250.00 value) (Blue Jasmine) Before Midnight The Lone Ranger Sandra Bullock (Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, SHORT FILM (Gravity) Ethan Hawke) VISUAL EFFECTS “Aquel No Era Yo Judi Dench Captain Phillips Gravity (That Wasn’t Me)” (Philomena) (Billy Ray) The Hobbit: The Desolation “Avant Que De Tout Perdre (Just Before Losing Everything)” Ballots must be submitted by Meryl Streep Philomena of Smaug (August: Osage County) (Steve Coogan & Jeff Pope) Iron Man 3 “Helium” 2pm PST on 12 Years a Slave The Lone Ranger “Pitääkö Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? BEST SUPPORTING (John Ridley) Star Trek Into Darkness (Do I have to Take Care Sunday, March 2nd, 2014. of Everything?)” ACTOR The Wolf of Wall Street Fax ballots to 310-457-0936 or (Terence Winter) ORIGINAL SONG “The Voorman Problem” Barkhad Abdi “Alone Yet Not Alone” from drop off at Tra di Noi Restaurant (Captain Phillips) PRODUCTION DESIGN Alone Yet Not Alone FOREIGN LANGUAGE Bradley Cooper (Bruce Broughton & FILM (American Hustle) American Hustle Please print Dennis Spiegel) The Broken Circle Breakdown Michael Fassbender Gravity “Happy” from Despicable Me 2 (Belgium) (12 Years a Slave) The Great Gatsby Name: (Pharrell Williams) The Great Beauty Jonah Hill Her “Let It Go” from Frozen (Italy) (The Wolf of Wall Street) 12 Years a Slave (Kristen Anderson-Lopez & The Hunt Address: Jared Leto Robert Lopez) (Denmark) (Dallas Buyers Club) CINEMATOGRAPHY The Grandmaster “The Moon Song” from Her The Missing Picture Phone: (Karen O & Spike Jonze) BEST SUPPORTING Gravity (Cambodia) Inside Llewyn Davis “Ordinary Love” from Mandela: Omar ACTRESS Long Walk to Freedom (Palestine) Email: Sally Hawkins Nebraska Prisoners (Paul Hewson, Dave Evans, (Blue Jasmine) Adam Clayton & Larry Mullen) Jennifer Lawrence ORIGINAL SCORE (American Hustle) DOCUMENTARY FEATURE The Book Thief Lupita Nyong’o The Act of Killing (John Williams) (12 Years a Slave) Cutie and the Boxer Gravity Julia Roberts Dirty Wars In the event more than 1 winner, a (Stephen Price) (August: Osage County) The Square Her drawing will be held among those June Squibb 20 Feet from Stardom (Nebraska) (William Butler & Owen Pallett) entries to determine final winner Philomena of the Oscar Dinner. FILM EDITING (Alexandre Desplat) American Hustle Saving Mr. Banks Winner to be selected on Captain Phillips (Thomas Newman) Presented byy Tuesday, March 4, 2014. Dallas Buyers Club Gravity MALIBU SURFSIDE NEWS & 12 Years a Slave.
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