The Hurt Locker wins six Oscars at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards
March 8, 2010 by News Staff
Filed under FEATURES, Featured
On Sunday, March 7, 2010 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented the 82nd Annual Academy Awards (OSCAR) at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, CA.
The show was broadcast live on ABC Network the presentation is televised live in more than 200 countries worldwide from 8ET/5PT and was hosted by Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin.
The movie the won the most Oscars was The Hurt Locker. Taking home for: Writing (Original Screenplay), Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Film Editing, Directing and Best Picture.
Please see the complete list of the 82nd Annual Academy Awards (Oscar) winners:
Best Picture
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The Hurt Locker
Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier and Greg Shapiro
Actress in a Leading Role
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Sandra Bullock
The Blind Side
“Did I really earn this or did I just wear you all down? I would like to thank the Academy for allowing me in the last month to have the most incredible ride with rooms full of artists that I see tonight and that I’ve worked with before and I hope to work with in the future, who inspire me and blaze trails for us. Four of them that I’ve fallen deeply in love with I share this night with and I share this award with.” said Sandra Bullock, Oscar winner as Actress in a Leading Role for The Blind Side.
She added “I have so many people to thank for my good fortune in this lifetime and this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, I know. To the family that allowed me to play them, the Tuohy family, I know they’re in here and you’ll probably hear her in a minute. Maybe not. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to… the family that made this film that gave me the opportunity to do something different. John Lee Hancock, Gil Netter, Alcon, Warner Bros., the actors, everyone who’s shown me kindness when it wasn’t fashionable, I thank you. To everyone who was mean to me when it wasn’t… George Clooney threw me in a pool years ago. I’m still holding a grudge. But there’s so many people to thank.”
“I would like to thank what this film is about for me which are the moms that take care of the babies and the children no matter where they come from. Those moms and parents never get thanked. I, in particular, failed to thank one. So… if I can take this moment to thank Helga B. for not letting me ride in cars with boys until I was 18 because she was right. I would’ve done what she said I was gonna do. For making me practice every day when I got home. Piano, ballet, whatever it is I wanted to be. She said to be an artist, you had to practice every day, and for reminding her daughters that there’s no race, no religion, no class system, no color, nothing, no sexual orientation that makes us better than anyone else. We are all deserving of love. So, to that trailblazer, who allowed me to have that. And this. And this. I thank you so much for this opportunity that I share with these extraordinary women and my lover Meryl Streep. Thank you.” Ms. Bullock concluded.
Writing (Original Screenplay)
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The Hurt Locker
Written by Mark Boal























