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Click here to see your options for becoming a subscriber. Each week, veteran film critic Bill Wine will look back at an important film that is worth watching, either for the first time or again. But you got the feeling that at some point he would conjure something triumphant. Six American diplomats managed to escape and took refuge in the home of the Canadian ambassador, played by Victor Garber.
But if they were to stay for any longer than the three months they were there, they would certainly be discovered and executed. Thus did a CIA rescue mission become necessary, one that would remain unknown until , when President Bill Clinton declassified it. So he engages over-the-hill producer Lester Siegel, played by Alan Arkin, and makeup effects whiz John Chambers, played by John Goodman, to help make it appear an authentic film-industry project.
With the actor-turned-filmmaker out of the picture, the competition was essentially Lee, David O. David O. But Lee had the VFX edge. Lee, when you think about it, was the logical choice. Yes, groundswell support for the actor crested late in the game, but three actors seemed to be in line for the prize ahead of him. Philip Seymour Hoffman had won the fluffy but good-augur Critics Choice award, and Robert De Niro had his first good role in what felt like over a decade.
While Jones seemed like the frontrunner, many assumed De Niro would eventually take the prize. But Waltz, who won the Golden Globe earlier in the season, snuck in there. So why did Waltz win over the others? Oscars are just as much about the likeability factor, folks.
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