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| 75th Annual Academy Awards
March 23, 2003 The Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles |
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| Your Host: Steve Martin Televised over ABC in HDTV | ||
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| Best Picture Nominees Film Clip Introductions |  Brendan Fraser (The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers)  Matthew McConaughey (Gangs of New York)  Hilary Swank (The Hours)  Dustin Hoffman (The Pianist)  Richard Gere (Chicago) Best Song Nominee Performances |  Queen Latifah & Catherine Zeta-Jones perform "I Move On" (Chicago, introduced by John Travolta)  Paul Simon performs "Father and Daughter" (The Wild Thornberries Movie, introduced by Steve Martin)  Caetano Veloso and Lila Downs perform "Burn It Blue" (Frida; introduced by Gael Garcia Bernal)  U2 performs "The Hands That Built America" (Gangs of New York, introduced by Colin Farrell) "Lose Yourself" from 8 Mile -- not performed | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 The Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles  59 Acting Oscar® winners on stage to celebrate Oscar's 75th Anniversary  Your host, Steve Martin  Cameron Diaz accepts the Award for Best Animated Feature for the absent Hayao Miyazaki  The Visual Effects team for The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers accepts their Awards  Chris Cooper, Best Supporting Actor for Adaptation  John Myhre & Gordon Sim accept their Awards for Best Art Direction (Chicago)  Eric Armstrong, Best Animated Short Film (The Chubbchubbs!)  Martin Strange-Hansen & Mie Andreasen (l.) accept their Awards for Live Action Short Film (This Charming Man)  Colleen Atwood, Best Costume Design (Chicago)  Best Makeup winners Bernice De Alba & John Jackson (Frida)  Catherine Zeta-Jones, Best Supporting Actress for Chicago  Kate Hudson reports on the Scientific & Techical Awards  Elliot Goldenthal, winner for Best Original Score (Frida)  Julie Andrews introduces a montage of great musical moments from the Oscar® Ceremonies  Salma Hayek announces the winner of Best Foreign Language Film, Nowhere in Africa  The Sound crew of Chicago accepts their Awards  Ethan Van der Ryn & Michael Hopkins, Best Sound Editing (LOTR II)  Feature Documentary winner Michael Moore makes an anti-war statement from the podium (Bowling for Columbine)  Documentary Short Subjects winners William Guttentag and Robert David Port (Twin Towers)  Conrad Hall Jr. accepts the Award for Best Cinematography for his deceased father (Road to Perdition)  Martin Walsh, winner for Best Film Editing (Chicago)  Adrien Brody is very pleased to accept his Best Actor Award for The Pianist from Halle Berry  Luis Resto accepts the Award for Best Song ("Lose Yourself") for his fellow songwriters Eminem & Jeff Bass  Peter O'Toole graciously accepts his Honorary Oscar® after 7 unsuccessful nominations  Nicole Kidman during her 2:20 acceptance speech for Best Actress (The Hours)  Ronald Harwood accepts his Award for Best Adapted Screenplay (The Pianist)  Pedro Almodóvar, winner of Best Original Screenplay for Talk to Her  Harrison Ford accepts the Award for Best Directing for the absent Roman Polanski (The Pianist)  Martin Richards, producer of Chicago, accepts the Award for Best Picture of the Year | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Show Executive Producer: | Gilbert Cates
| Telecast Director for ABC: | Louis J. Horvitz
| Musical Director: | Bill Conti
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