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"Lincoln" leads the pack, but "Pi" took a surprisingly big slice of the nominations for the 85th annual Academy Awards. Actress Emma Stone and Oscars show host Seth MacFarlane announced the noms Thursday morning in Beverly Hills, and some smaller, little-seen films were recognized while many blockbuster hits got ignored.7 S- Y0 B2 ~ Q
[Photos: Oscar nomination snubs and surprises]
( S" g) v+ \- ^7 s# E0 e: \Steven Spielberg's presidential biopic "Lincoln" leads this year's Oscar race with 12 nominations, including best picture, best director, best adapted screenplay and acting nods for stars Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
: c, E0 b$ P5 zThe visually stunning survival adventure "Life of Pi" made an unexpectedly strong showing with 11 nominations, including best picture, best director for Ang Lee, best adapted screenplay and a host of technical nominations.
8 P+ @/ Z, v1 Q" I' N"Zero Dark Thirty" and "Les Miserables," which had been considered potential frontrunners, each received nods for best picture and in the acting categories, but were shut out of the directing category. Both "Zero" director Kathryn Bigelow and "Les Mis" director Tom Hooper have won Oscars before, but the fact that they were overlooked this year does not bode well for their respective films' chances to take the big prize. And while "Argo" is in the mix for best picture, Ben Affleck wasn't nominated for either best director or best actor.
/ F1 K( p7 A( E Z[Related: Ben Affleck: From tabloid darling to A-list triple threat]
/ Z2 n) a, ], C0 f$ WBest actress nods went to youngest and oldest nominees in the history of the category, 9-year-old Quvenzhane Wallis for the indie underdog fantasy "Beasts of the Southern Wild" -- she was only 5 when she shot the movie -- and 85-year-old Emmanuelle Riva for the acclaimed Austrian drama "Amour." Rounding out nominations for best actress were past nominees Jessica Chastain for "Zero Dark Thirty," Jennifer Lawrence for "Silver Linings Playbook" and Naomi Watts for "The Impossible."
$ L A3 |* ^, a. s0 ^/ m PBest actor nominations went to first-time nominee Bradley Cooper for "Silver Linings Playbook," former Oscars show host Hugh Jackman for "Les Miserables," and veteran nominees Daniel Day-Lewis for "Lincoln," Joaquin Phoenix for "The Master" and Denzel Washington for "Flight."/ t0 w1 ~/ [# U6 I1 c* f) W: z9 X
Nominations for best supporting actress went to Amy Adams for "The Master," Sally Field for "Lincoln," Anne Hathaway for "Les Miserables," Helen Hunt for "The Sessions" and Jacki Weaver for "Silver Linings Playbook."
3 |, P, x" i' b& i, j# q. g% fNominations for best supporting actor went to a crowded field of decorated veterans: Alan Arkin for "Argo," Robert DeNiro for "Silver Linings Playbook," Philip Seymour Hoffman for "The Master," Tommy Lee Jones for "Lincoln" and Christoph Waltz for "Django Unchained" -- all former Oscar winners.
5 ]2 b b4 V& i. j/ T"Skyfall," the 23rd James Bond film, scored five nominations -- the best showing in the 50-year history of the 007 series. However, it was shut out of the major categories including best picture and best supporting actor for Javier Bardem. The highest-grossing movie of 2012, "Marvel's The Avengers," scored a single nod for visual effects, while the #2 film of the year, "The Dark Knight Rises," was shut out completely.8 @7 i: H# x$ j& g
[Related: 'Skyfall' earns Bond series first Oscar noms in 30 years]
" W# m8 b2 l. n" Q; f4 k; \The 85th Academy Awards will be presented on Sunday, February 24th, 2013 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood and broadcast live on ABC. See the full list of nominees below.- i9 ]4 X$ ~+ @3 L$ b1 X
BEST PICTURE
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Argo
' m8 _6 Z5 f6 y& fBeasts of the Southern Wild C) F0 c( b- H! n/ R) L
Django Unchained
4 j. M5 E5 a& Z* o5 ]Les Miserables1 `* `6 D$ z& ^- r* f& H
Life of Pi2 t% V2 Z! I# ^) D; ~" h1 K
Lincoln( Y3 D8 m5 z5 v: e6 H! _$ P8 L4 I. ]
Silver Linings Playbook
1 E a; D0 ^6 e: I& R; Y6 u! YZero Dark Thirty$ T# {) a& m+ T1 h/ z4 `
BEST ACTOR
2 U, n1 v D3 U; \- S1 x ZBradley Cooper, “Silver Linings Playbook”% J3 A3 G/ ~! c5 N: ^0 g2 Y
Daniel Day-Lewis, “Lincoln”
0 q! D2 y( l) @. z3 |. xDenzel Washington, “Flight”
2 K M; L& i5 H; p' [' Z$ BHugh Jackman, “Les Miserables”
. d( ~; D* ]' X BJoaquin Phoenix, "The Master"% l- q6 {# M: z5 ^" M
BEST ACTRESS' ~8 l) ` N( h
Emmanuelle Riva, “Amour”
; ] q. t# D4 n* V" V& E+ N& oJennifer Lawrence, “Silver Linings Playbook”1 ~( o3 w) A; B
Jessica Chastain, “Zero Dark Thirty”$ @8 m1 S- e" P ? E
Naomi Watts, “The Impossible”
3 @4 a! V( } j3 }$ @4 C6 c6 Y8 H5 gQuvenzhane Wallis, “Beasts of the Southern Wild”
. e1 C: s$ E* hBEST SUPPORTING ACTOR4 l8 E; N2 W9 T
Alan Arkin, “Argo”; u: _1 n6 o1 y5 C0 `( n* ?
Christoph Waltz, “Django Unchained”
# m$ d- D; @$ a4 WPhilip Seymour Hoffman, “The Master”
: v$ d2 ?) B6 |Robert De Niro, “Silver Linings Playbook”
( A6 p6 O) S: M) l, {) yTommy Lee Jones, “Lincoln”3 d* m4 O0 A( h h4 x
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
! |; @+ Y* X8 XAmy Adams, “The Master”
" P7 I$ s8 d: o4 [5 [; j% _Anne Hathaway, “Les Miserables”
1 b5 Y- i9 H) L0 J1 ASally Field, “Lincoln”5 }" ]. w9 ?+ ^( H* m' z& d
Helen Hunt, “The Sessions”
P4 a7 P+ v, Y; G- ~Jacki Weaver, “Silver Linings Playbook”$ w) G+ L2 j n) Z$ U9 E; O
BEST DIRECTOR
7 g7 A8 l) W2 t3 y% m: J* ? hAng Lee, "Life of Pi"- v3 ]: x7 s4 h" J
David O. Russell, “Silver Linings Playbook”
. E Y+ j9 T/ y/ O# @& xBehn Zeitlin, "Beast of the Southern Wild"
3 B9 m1 S' J$ S. ~Michael Haneke, “Amour”
6 t- K& D" |5 |Steven Spielberg, “Lincoln”# P% K: N: q1 Z3 w6 N T
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY1 o3 d! n& P! ~" x7 _$ E c
“Amour”
, \- H5 s; l. H“Django Unchained”& t% C; {5 p: }% [) z# \
“Flight”
* p; p+ f) m5 y“Moonrise Kingdom”
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BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: W H6 c j: i" P
“Argo”
* S- Q% d9 v# I“Beasts of the Southern Wild”) i6 a: o9 q) h
“Life of Pi”, J- N/ U# k5 c; o
“Lincoln”
+ ]/ y# D5 v2 o2 V: R; A4 J7 B“Silver Linings Playbook”
+ }% L+ p+ z( r# w% [. X& L/ H, w7 L. lBEST ANIMATED FEATURE
/ a ^) e* r4 ^“Brave”
! T8 _ g7 T U/ t# x; W7 d“Frankenweenie”
4 q, l3 T1 m2 N2 }8 f“ParaNorman”
8 |. |( ~: }6 J. H% F“The Pirates! Band of Misfits”, X5 X; u, ?+ w5 G% Y
“Wreck-It Ralph”
. n" x. s. Q3 p- l: J0 r3 }" aBEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
: t, V# t0 R$ B) v7 Z' }“Amour”( }+ x! K2 Z" m5 G3 i% b; B1 ?) H% Z- \$ b6 J
“A Royal Affair”
* h, P* x( Y( |“No”- _$ [" o9 x) h( v2 @5 r
“Kon-Tiki”
8 M; Q/ X/ i8 j/ Q5 J! {. _“War Witch”
( I3 g7 g8 J* NBEST CINEMATOGRAPHY( t- c! ~6 r. {+ @6 P
“Anna Karenina"+ `7 ^# {3 a! t+ u, ?; @
“Django Unchained”6 u; a6 ^) ~: A
“Life of Pi”
6 r- A- k3 O$ q+ M“Lincoln”
5 z9 b- M. w$ Y' z“Skyfall”
( o" V2 Y [" s) e8 l/ ZBEST COSTUME DESIGN
$ p/ G1 z. r, T9 ]9 w& b+ K& X“Anna Karenina”( K' T3 y4 q% t( `+ E
“Les Miserables”
' V* o' }5 y; F9 J9 N7 T) k9 k“Lincoln”9 c& ]4 z, P* p6 y1 Y- U7 [) y
“Mirror Mirror”
! f/ E* L& t! T4 r$ [“Snow White and the Huntsman”
4 Z3 m0 O2 W( M+ N" ?( w0 Q T% cBEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
5 t9 `1 w `$ I" _/ T' `1 T; U2 H“5 Broken Cameras”- L; h. v `" B& A$ \' s8 w: T
“The Gatekeepers”
' T. |7 a0 T: U! p“How to Survive a Plague”
I+ n; t5 R4 |) F- R5 Z" X9 a# |“The Invisible War”- h @6 M) K$ w9 K
“Searching for Sugar Man”
: ]: C. ?, ~' {* c! o/ oBEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT. o* _, J/ M2 s% J
“Inocente”) S2 q* J" [, s4 [
“Kings Point”
! `+ |6 ~& `( J, V3 c“Mondays at Racine”
% ?( V8 p. l1 x5 r# J“Open Heart”% w9 I( P& C, B% @' v; [( e, f) M( c
“Redemption”
: E: N, T: A2 L. T* K5 j; pBEST FILM EDITING% c9 U( P! U! j' i! ^5 _
“Argo”% p4 T: h7 Y8 k, l3 n5 l8 p* i
“Life of Pi3 }! e7 K* v! I) s
“Lincoln”
+ f" { p( V' d+ R2 a, ^/ l" T“Silver Linings Playbook”
3 q/ V' {/ y) W0 ?" E/ X- B“Zero Dark Thirty”
! }% [# E; r, w9 m6 v; FBEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING4 a( `% T7 L7 ?8 |# t- T
“Hitchcock”9 Z# q: J3 a+ Q. H# U/ N# g/ O5 X
“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”' Y3 T8 {3 L5 {7 |" M
“Les Miserables”
6 i( p/ p* _& I6 L: j8 vBEST ORIGINAL SCORE& Z% [( H5 D; D
“Anna Karenina”, ]" j/ |5 E+ t) w* _% H2 w
“Argo”6 H9 e% y) n$ o" q
“Life of Pi”+ e e0 H& h2 J* `6 {# g
“Lincoln”4 p% r7 W! b8 @2 g
“Skyfall”
, \& v+ Q% F" a7 B: P& b, [& D4 _3 TBEST ORIGINAL SONG' f. w( q8 `# U9 B/ P ^% c @$ r, W
“Before My Time” from "Chasing Ice"
/ z7 J0 I% `9 a, i( R' f“Everybody Needs a Best Friend” from "Ted"% _ d6 P) e. N
“Pi's Lullaby” from "Life of Pi"
6 N7 O6 {3 V% t/ f" T1 `“Skyfall” from "Skyfall"
" R5 d# L/ Y# c+ O0 k5 w“Suddenly” from "Les Miserables"; q( `, V# g% g9 u$ G( Z$ e1 t7 c
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
9 J S3 X/ K+ N7 Z" A4 I“Anna Karenina”
: J$ C. _: g! W; T) T. K“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”
2 G8 `' B; {9 s& y. |! J“Les Miserables”
# m$ v2 M; h# @1 Z“Life of Pi”
9 W& w1 j. ]+ ^, ~! V3 r; K3 A: t7 }“Lincoln”
# C# d4 w0 }5 D/ D5 J7 e/ xBEST ANIMATED SHORT
' n3 |2 x7 Q# e) f+ p& e“Adam and Dog”
* K! [# P' i! W! ^7 @* H“Fresh Guacamole”
7 h0 w- Q4 O* q6 F$ ^“Head Over Heels”
( N! w) z- T1 n# k, E: D3 s9 B“Maggie Simpson in 'The Longest Daycare'”4 G u& `/ e& v- |7 V& U7 j- c
“Paperman”% q8 U6 p* U3 W" k7 }
BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT; ]& ?' D3 z3 G4 Q
“Asad”
* i, H8 U1 c* F; C( N“Buzkashi Boys"
/ p }' M( n M“Curfew”
- S+ k E- \6 d* v0 ~% ~“Death of a Shadow (Dood van een Schaduw)”' }9 h9 i" s+ @
“Henry”
1 |! b" E' D: h6 S2 P. `1 ~/ T6 c+ xBEST SOUND EDITING9 t+ X# {2 ~5 V4 w% B
“Argo”- m( E: i T0 l C3 r2 C# j. H/ R# T
“Django Unchained”
4 ^& G9 J5 J1 y0 V3 t“Life of Pi”3 Q. H' {) U# f5 y- b- Z
“Skyfall”( w) G/ B2 q m2 {! w
“Zero Dark Thirty”
/ T4 m0 i0 H3 ]; e0 w! g% W6 c. wBEST SOUND MIXING
0 }2 @1 R' |/ v9 ^ Y0 t8 l c/ N“Argo”6 r$ [+ }- e' a0 p7 y0 w
“Les Miserables". N3 |+ q0 G+ p& l3 @ `; c7 i* V8 w
“Life of Pi”0 U7 ^) |1 n7 E0 E& b( ]
“Lincoln”
" Z- f+ S. g3 x) i“Skyfall"
; [3 W+ z- P) d1 ^& {1 O+ ]2 ABEST VISUAL EFFECTS
9 u1 G4 s( G* y4 E: l“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”
, m7 k6 ?4 P3 ?# U+ B( C“Life of Pi”% D& n7 ?8 a' W, n" v4 S/ m
“Marvel's The Avengers”- {! n, @& i6 T' o
“Prometheus”
) f5 \. Q" S/ R“Snow White and the Huntsman” |
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