John Huston directed this curious and ambitious but not fully satisfying biopic of Sigmund Freud. The lead is intriguingly played by Montgomery Clift in a brooding, introspective performance, one of his very last before untimely death. Unfolding as a puzzle mystery, the screenplay attempts to link several episodes and crises in Freud’s private and professional […]
Oscar Movies: Freud (1962)–John Huston’s Curious Biopic Starring Montgomery Clift
Oscar Show 2015: Bo, Dinelaris, Giacobone, Inarritu–Best Original Screenplay for Birdman
Armando Bo, Alexander Dinelaris Jr., Nicolas Giacobone and Inarritu, best original screenplay winners for Birdman: “When Alejandro called us, he had an idea that was an abstraction on its own. I think we were the first people he forced to jump down the rabbit hole with him,” said Giacobone. “It was a constant battle with […]
Oscar Show 2015: Moore, Graham–Best Adapted Screenplay for The Imitation Game
Graham Moore, best adapted screenplay winner for The Imitation Game: Moore was asked about his revelation in his speech that he’d attempted suicide when he was 16. “Depression is something I have dealt with every single day of my life since then,” he said, thanking his family and friends for their support. He said since his […]
Oscar Show 2015: Simmons, J.K.–Supporting Actor for Whiplash
JK Simmons: “Maybe more people saw me tonight than see me in the commercials, actually, for the first time. This is the cherry on top of this extraordinary experience that Whiplash has been for me,” said Simmons. When asked what advice he’d give aspiring actors, he said: “I read a very romantic book when I […]
Oscar Show 2015: Arquette, Patricia–Supporting Actres for Boyhood
“Richard Linklater wanted to make a movie about everyday people, people who we don’t usually see in the movies,” said the actress. She was asked about her acceptance speech in which she spoke about the need for equal pay for women. “Equal means equal. The truth of it is the older an actress gets, the […]





