Red Carpet Winners 2013

BEST PICTURE

The ArtistHugo had the most noms with 11, but The Artist had 10 - closeenough. The Artist was released after September 1st, won the GG andthe PGA. Hazanavicius won the DGA. The Artist was not the lowestgrossing nominee, Tree of Life was. The Artist had two acting nomsand broke the Comedy Curse!

Amour Argo Beasts of theSouthern Wild

DjangoUnchained

Les Miserables

Life of Pi Lincoln Silver LiningsPlaybook

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TTrreennddss BBeesstt PPiiccttuurreeDGA WINNER: 24 of the last 30 winners have been directed by the Directors Guild winner.

DGA Awards 2/2NOMINATION KINGPIN: 23 of the last 30 winners had the most nominations.

LincolnFALL RELEASE: 21 of the last 30 winners were released after September 1st.

All except ‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’EPIC QUALITY: 19 of the last 30 winners have been "Epic" in scope.

Django, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Lincoln, Zero Dark ThirtyPGA WINNER: 15 of the last 22 winners have also won the Producer's Guild of America Award.

ArgoGG WINNER: 13 of the last 30 winners have also won the Golden Globe Award.

Argo, Les MiserablesACTING SNUB: 4 of the last 30 winners have won without any acting nominations.

Life of PiCOMEDY CURSE: 3 of the last 30 winners were a comedy.

Silver Linings PlaybookDIRECTOR SNUB: 1 of the last 30 winners has won without a Best Director nomination.

Argo, Django Unchained, Les MiserablesSCREENPLAY SNUB: 1 of the last 30 winners has won without a Screenplay nomination.

Les Miserables, Zero Dark ThiryBOX OFFICE BASEMENT: The lowest grossing nominee has never won!

Amour

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerr OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: ‘Deep Vote’: Argo

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BEST ACTORwho will win?

Jean Dujardin - The ArtistThis SAG winner appearing in a Best Picturenominee whose film wasn't in the box officebasement went on to defeat the comedycurse and take home the Oscar. He was notthe oldest nominee.

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TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt AAccttoorrPRE-AWARD WINS: 28 of the last 30 winners had at least one pre-award win.

Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook), Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln), Hugh Jackman (Les Miserables)

BEST PICTURE NOM: 23 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook), Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln), Hugh Jackman (Les Miserables)

TRUE STORY/BIO PIC: 18 of the last 30 winners portrayed an historical figure.Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln)

SAG WINNER: 14 of the last 18 winners also won the Screen Actors Guild Award.Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln)

COMEDY CURSE: 1 of the last 30 winners appeared in a comedy.Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 1 of the last 30 winners appeared in the lowest grossing film.Joaquin Phoenix (The Master)

SOLE NOM BLUES: 2 of the last 30 winners were the only nomination for that film.-

OLDEST NOM: 2 of the last 30 winners were the oldest nominee.Denzel Washington (Flight)

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerr OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Daniel Day-Lewis‘Deep Vote’: Daniel Day-Lewis

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BEST ACTRESSwho will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt AAccttrreessss PRE-AWARD WINS: 29 of the last 30 winners had at least one pre-award win.

Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty), Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook), Quxenzhane Wallis (Beasts of the Southern Wild)

FIRST TIME WINNER: 25 of the last 30 winners were first time winners in this category.Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty), Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook), Quxenzhane Wallis (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Emmanuelle Riva (Amour), Naomi Wattes (The Impossible)

GG WINNER: 26 of the last 30 winners also won the Golden Globe Award.Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty), Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook)

SAG WINNER: 13 of the last 18 winners also won the Screen Actors Guild Award.Jennifer Lawrence

TRUE STORY/BIO PIC: 9 of the last 30 winners portrayed an historical figure.-

SOLE NOM BLUES: 4 of the last 30 winners were the only nomination for that film.Naomi Watts (The Impossible)

OLDEST NOM: 4 of the last 30 winners was the oldest nominee.Emmanuelle Riva (Amour)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 1 of the last 30 winners appeared in the lowest grossing film. Emmanuelle Riva (Amour)

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Meryl Streep - The Iron LadyMeryl Streep won several pre-awards, including the GG. The Iron Ladywas not in the B.O. Basement, and Best Actress was not the film's onlynomination. She broke trend by winning for portraying an historicalfigure. She was not a first-time nominee in this category and was notthe SAG winner - Viola Davis was.

OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Jennifer Lawrence‘Deep Vote’: Jessica Chastain

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BEST SUPPORTING ACTORwho will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt SSuuppppoorrttiinngg AAccttoorr NO BEST ACTOR NOM: 22 of the last 30 winners' films had no best actor nominee.

Alan Arkin (Argo), Christopher Waltz (Django Unchained)

SAG WINNER: 11 of the last 18 winners also won the Screen Actors Guild award.Tommy Lee Jones

FIRST TIME NOM: 15 of the last 30 winners were first-time nominees in this category.

SOLE NOM BLUES: 2 of the last 30 winners were the only nomination for that film.

YOUNGEST NOM: 2 of the last 20 winners were the youngest nominees.Philip Seymour Hoffman (The Master)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 6 of the last 30 winners appeared in the lowest grossing film.Philip Seymour Hoffman (The Master)

OLDEST NOM: 6 of the last 30 winners were the oldest nominees.Alan Arkin (Argo)

TRUE STORY/BIO PIC: 5 of the last 30 winners portrayed an historical figure.Tommy Lee Jones (Lincoln)


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Christopher Plummer - BeginnersThis first-time winner and SAG award recipient, wasn't the oldest oryoungest nom and took home Oscar despite being in the box officebasement and the film's only nominee.

OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Tommy Lee Jones‘Deep Vote’: Alan Arkin

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BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSwho will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt SSuuppppoorrttiinngg AAccttrreessss FIRST TIME NOM: 23 of the last 30 winners were first-time nominees in this category.

Sally Field (Lincoln), Anne Hathaway (Les Miserables), Helen Hunt (The Sessions)

SAG WINNER: 11 of the last 18 winners also won the SAG award.Anne Hathaway

COMEDY CURSE: 10 of the last 30 winners appeared in a comedy. Jacki Weaver (Silver Linings Playbook)

TRUE STORY/BIO PIC: 9 of the last 30 winners portrayed an historical figure.Sally Field (Lincoln), Helen Hunt (The Sessions)

YOUNGEST NOM: 4 of the last 30 winners were the youngest nominees.Anne Hathaway (Les Miserables)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 1 of the last 30 winners appeared in the lowest grossing film.Helen Hunt (The Sessions)


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Octavia Spencer - The HelpOctavia Spencer was a first-time nominee; she won the SAG award andwas neither the youngest nor oldest nominee. The Help was not in theBox Office Basement nor was Spencer's role historical. She won.Breaking the trend that ‘The Help’ had a Best Actress nomination.

OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Sally Field‘Deep Vote’: Anne Hathaway

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BEST DIRECTORwho will win?

MichaelHaneke

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Michel Hazanavicius - The ArtistHe won the DGA Award, was a first-time nominee, not the oldest nominee and the film had two acting noms. His film did not have themost nominations and was not epic in scope, which broke trends.

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt DDiirreeccttoorr PRE-AWARD WINNER: 29 of the last 30 winners have won at least one pre-award.

DGA Awards 2/2

DGA WINNER: 27 of the last 30 winners also won the Directors Guild Award.DGA Awards 2/2

NOMINATION KINGPIN: 22 of the last 30 winners directed the film with the most nominations.Steven Spielberg (Lincoln)

EPIC QUALITY: 19 of the last 30 winners directed a film "Epic" in scope.

Ang Lee (Life of Pi), Steven Spielberg (Lincoln)

FIRST TIME NOM: 19 of the last 30 winners were a first time nominee in this category. Michael Haneke (Amour), Benh Zeitlin (Beasts of the Southern Wild)

ACTING SNUB: Only 4 of the last 30 winners directed a film with no acting noms.Michael Haneke (Amour), Ang Lee (Life of Pi)

OLDEST NOM: Only 3 of the last 30 winners were the "oldest" nominee. Steven Spielberg (Lincoln)

DGA SNUB: A non-Directors Guild nominated Academy Award nominee has never won.

Michael Haneke (Amour), Benh Zeitlin (Beasts), David O. Russell (Silver Linings Playbook)


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OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Ang Lee ‘Deep Vote’: Stephen Spielberg

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY who will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt CCiinneemmaattooggrraapphhyy EPIC QUALITY: 28 of 30 winners' films were "Epic" in scope.

Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina), Robert Richardson (Django Unchained), Claudio Miranda (Life of Pi), Janusz Kaminski (Lincoln)

BEST PROD DESIGN: 24 of 30 winners' films were also Best Production Design nominees.Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina), Claudio Miranda (Life of Pi), Janusz Kaminski (Lincoln)

BEST PICTURE NOM: 23 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.Robert Richardson (Django Unchained), Claudio Miranda (Life of Pi), Janusz Kaminski (Lincoln)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 2 of 30 winners' films were the lowest grossing nominee.Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina)

LACKS BEST DIRECTOR NOM: 7 of 30 winners' films lacked a Best Director nominee.Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina), Robert Richardson (Django Unchained), Roger Deakins (Skyfall)

ASC WINNER: 11 of 30 winners also won the ASC Award.ASC Awards 2/9

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerrJeff Cronenweth - The Girl with the Dragon TattooWhile not the ASC winner nor the lowest grossing nom, Cronenwethbucked the trends, winning despite his film lacking Production Design,Best Director and Best Picture noms.

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OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Life of Pi‘Deep Vote’: Lincoln

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BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY who will win?

Woody Allen - Midnight in ParisWoody Allen's quirky, WGA winning script and Best Picturenominee also had him nominated for Best Director. Midnightin Paris was not the lowest grossing nom and Woody was theonly credited writer. Though it wasn't an epic and it lackedacting noms, this script took home Oscar gold.

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TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt OOrriiggiinnaall SSccrreeeennppllaayy WGA WINNER: 27 of 30 winners also won the Writers Guild Award.

WGA Awards 2/17BEST PICTURE NOM: 26 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.

Michael Haneke (Amour), Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained), Mark Boal (Zero Dark Thirty)BEST DIRECTOR NOM: 25 of 30 winners' films also had a Best Director nominee.

Michael Haneke (Amour)QUIRKY QUALITY: 25 of 30 winners' films had a quirky quality.

Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained), Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola (Moonrise Kingdom)LACKED ACTING NOMS: 2 of 30 winners' films lacked acting nominees.

Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola (Moonrise Kingdom)EPIC QUALITY: 1 of 30 winners' films were "Epic" in scope.

Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained), Mark Boal (Zero Dark Thirty)BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 2 of 30 winners' films were the lowest grossing nominee.

Michael Haneke (Amour)MULTIPLE CREDITED WRITERS: 8 of 30 winners were co-writers.

Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola (Moonrise Kingdom)

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerrOOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Django Unchained‘Deep Vote’: Zero Dark Thirty

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BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY who will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt AAddaapptteedd SSccrreeeennppllaayy WGA WINNER: 19 of 30 winners also won the Writers Guild Award.

WGA Awards 2/17

BEST PICTURE NOM: 28 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.Chris Terrio (Argo), Lucy Alibar & Benh Zeitlin (Beasts of the Southern Wild), David Magee (Life of Pi), Tony Kushner (Lincoln), David O. Russell (Silver Linings Playbook)

QUIRKY QUALITY: 24 of 30 winners' films had a quirky quality.David O. Russell (Silver Linings Playbook)

EPIC QUALITY: 19 of 30 winners' films were "Epic" in scope.David Magee (Life of Pi), Tony Kushner (Lincoln)

LACKED ACTING NOMS: 3 of 30 winners' films lacked acting nominees.David Magee (Life of Pi)

BOX OFFICE BASEMENT: 1 of 30 winners' films were the lowest grossing nominee.Lucy Alibar & Benh Zeitlin (Beasts of the Southern Wild)

1+ CREDITED WRITER: 11 of 30 winners were co-writers.Lucy Alibar & Benh Zeitlin (Beasts of the Southern Wild)


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Payne, Faxon & Rash - The DescendantsLast years winner: Alexander Payne and Nat Faxon & Jim Rash’s WGA winning script and Best Picture nominee wasn't the lowest grossing nomand had George Clooney up for Best Actor. Despite the multiple writers,its lack of quirkiness and far from epic scale, this trifecta took Oscar home.

OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Silver Linings Playbook‘Deep Vote’: Lincoln

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BEST EDITING who will win?

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt EEddiittiinnggBEST PICTURE NOM: 25 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.

William Goldenberg (Argo), Tim Squyres (Life of Pi), Michael Kahn (Lincoln), Paul N.J. Jay Cassidy and Crispin Struthers (Silver Linings Playbook), Dylan Tichenor and Willeam Goldenberg (Zero Dark Thirty)

ACE WINNER: 23 of 30 winners also won the American Cinema Editors Award.ACE Awards 2/16

COMEDY CURSE: 2 of 30 winners were editors of comedies.Jay Cassidy and Crispin Struthers (Silver Linings Playbook)

MULTIPLE CREDITED EDITORS: 8 of 30 winners were co-editors.William Goldenberg (Argo), Tim Squyres (Life of Pi), Michael Kahn (Lincoln), Paul N.J. Jay Cassidy and Crispin Struthers (Silver Linings Playbook), Dylan Tichenor and Willeam Goldenberg (Zero Dark Thirty)

FIRST TIME NOM: 12 of 30 winners were first time nominees.

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Kirk Baxter and Angus Wall -The Girl with the Dragon TattooDefinitely not a victim of the comedy curse, this dramabroke tradition and won despite no Best Picture nom, no ACEAward, and being a first-time nominated duo.

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OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Zero Dark Thirty‘Deep Vote’: Skyfall

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BEST FOREIGN FILM who will win?

A Separation - IranThis socially-minded, non-EU film didn't have the longestrunning time. If ‘Amour’ wins this year, similar subject matter will have won two years in a row.

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TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt FFoorreeiiggnn FFiillmmSOCIAL ISSUES: 15 of 30 winners dealt with social issues.

No (Chile), Amour (Austria)

NON-WESTERN EU PICTURE: 17 of 30 films were produced outside of the Western EU.No (Chile), Kon-Tiki (Norway), A Royal Affair (Denmark)

BASED ON TRUE STORY: 2 of 30 films were biopics or based on a true story.Kon-Tiki (Norway), No (Chile), A Royal Affair (Denmark)

LONGEST RUN TIME: 8 of 30 winners had the longest running timeA Royal Affair (Denmark)

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerrssOOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: No‘Deep Vote’: Amour

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BEST ANIMATED FILMwho will win?

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RangoThis well-loved animated rescue flick wasn't a sequel or a love storyand despite a spring release, a first time nominated director and aPGA loss, Rango came out a winner.

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt AAnniimmaatteedd FFiillmmMOST NOMS: 9 of 11 winners had the most nominations.

Only nomination for all nominees.RESCUE STORY: 9 of 11 winners were rescue stories.

Brave, ParaNormanBOX OFFICE CHAMP: 6 of 11 winners were the highest grossing nominee.

BravePGA WINNER: 5 of 7 winners also won the PGA Award.

Wreck-It RalphDIRECTOR'S FIRST NOM: 4 of 11 winners were the director's first nomination.

ParaNorman, Wreck-It RalphSUMMER RELEASE: 3 of 11 winners were summer releases.

Brave, ParaNormanLOVE STORY: 2 of 11 winners were love stories.

SEQUEL: 1 of 11 winners were sequels.

OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Brave‘Deep Vote’: Wreck-It Ralph

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BEST SONGwho will win?

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Man or Muppet - The MuppetsWithout a Best Picture nom and no previous noms for the songwriters,"Man or Muppet," despite not getting the Golden Globe and being thefilm's only nom, came out an Oscar winner.

TTrreennddss ffoorr BBeesstt SSoonnggLACKED BEST PICTURE NOM: 26 of 30 winners' films were also Best Picture nominees.

"Before My Time" - Chasing Ice, "Everybody Needs a Best Friend" - Ted, "Skyfall" - Skyfall

GG WINNER: 24 of 30 winners were also Golden Globe winners."Skyfall" - Skyfall

NOT FILM'S ONLY NOM: 24 of 30 winners were not film's only nominee."Pi's Lullaby" - Life of Pi, "Skyfall" - Skyfall, "Suddenly" - Les Miserables

NO PREVIOUS NOMS: 18 of 30 winners were first-time nominees."Before My Time" - Chasing Ice, "Everybody Needs a Best Friend" - Ted, "Pi's Lullaby" - Life of Pi, "Skyfall" - Skyfall, "Suddenly" - Les Miserables

LLaasstt YYeeaarr’’ss WWiinnnneerr OOuurr BBeesstt GGuueessssBy the Book: Skyfall‘Deep Vote’: Suddenly,, Les Miserables

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