People may think that in the director category, Ben Affleck got robbed by the Academy this year, but consider this: Alfred Hitchcock never won a competitive Oscar. Actor Peter O'Toole was nominated eight times but never took home the award. If that doesn't prove the Academy doesn't vote with posterity in mind, I don't know what could. ...
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New York: Once considered impossible to make, the big-screen 3D adaptation of the bestselling novel 'Life of Pi' opened the 50th New York Film Festival on Friday, marking another advance in digital filmmaking. The movie's director, Ang Lee, hit the red carpet at the big-budget movie's world premiere, with the black-tie audience getting the first glimpse of the spiritual story of a boy stranded on a boat with a tiger....
12:32 PM, Sep 29, 2012
Los Angeles: Oscar-winning director Ang Lee, who zeroed in on Indian child actor Suraj Sharma as the lead for his forthcoming movie 'Life of Pi', says the teenager has given an emotional performance and hopes the movie remains talked about for a long time to come. "I met him (Suraj), I tested him, and he held his breath for 20 seconds. So I got him a swimming coach, work-out coach...
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London: Buoyed by the huge series-opening win, England cricket captain Andrew Strauss believes his side is poised to go past India to become the world number one in Test cricket. England demolished world number one India by 196 runs in the Lord's Test on Monday to take a 1-0 lead in the four-match series and Strauss said the performance showed just why his team can stake claim to be the...
04:34 PM, Feb 15, 2008
London: England wicketkeeper Matthew Prior apologized to members of the august Marylebone Cricket Club on Tuesday after accidentally showering them with broken glass in a fit of temper. Furious at being run out for 4 on the final day of England's second Test against Sri Lanka, Prior broke a dressing room window in the Lord's Pavilion, sending glass tumbling down on the neatly dressed members below. The incident, which left...
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