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TITLE:
Entertainment Weekly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
FEBRUARY 22, 2002; No. 640, 641
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: OSCAR photograph by Alison Rosa.
SPECIAL OSCAR GUIDE 2002:
OH, SWEET LORD! Will The Lord of the Rings reign as Best Picture? PLUS: Moulin Rouge's director is snubbed.
BEST ACTOR Russell Crowe, Tom Wilkinson, Will Smith, Sean Penn, Denzel Washington.
LIFELINES The Academy often rewards actors in biographical films.
BEST ACTRESS Halle Berry, Sissy Spacek, Nicole Kidman, Renee Zellweger, Judi Dench.
MOMMIES DEAREST From Mildred Pierce to Ordinary People, maternal roles bring Oscar noms.
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Kate Wmslet, Helen Mirren, Jennifer Connelly, Maggie Smith, Marisa Tornei.
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Ben Kingsley, Ethan Hawke, Ian McKellen, Jon Voight, Jim Broadbent.
25 YEARS AGO Rocky and Network battled for Oscar glory.
PETER FINCH The actor won his award posthumously for Network.
FAYE DUNAWAY The glamorous star won as a driven Network exec.
ON THE RECORD The behind-the-scenes struggle to bring All the President's Men to the screen.
THE RIGHT HOOK How Rocky became an unlikely Oscar champ.
BEST DIRECTOR Ron Howard, Robert Altman, David Lynch, Peter Jackson, Ridley Scott.
BEST PICTURE The Lord of the Rings, In the Bedroom, A Beautiful Mind, Moulin Rouge, Gosford Park.
A PLACE OF HIS OWN George Stevens' 1950s films were golden.
HONORARY OSCARS.
BALLOT.
AND THE
RUNNERS-UP
ARE...
With only five nominees in
each category, a lot of
worthy actors get left out.
Here are some
of the stars whose
memorable turns in 2001
didn't make the Oscar cut.
NEWS & NOTES:
Plugged In Is online movie gossip Harry Knowles the most powerful man in Hollywood?...Selling Queen of the Damned after star Aaliyah's death...Casting Enron: The Movie...Whatever became of the Billy Bob Thornton vehicle Daddy & Them?...Hot Sheet... Flashes... Monitor.
REVIEWS:
MOVIES
LISA SCHWARZBAUM On Crossroads; also Flaw to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog, Super Troopers, Collateral Damage, Rollerball, and Quick Takes. PLUS: Reel World: Rene Russo's Showtime drama.
VIDEO & DVD
TROY PATTERSON on O. PLUS: DVD
Boxed Set of the Week.
TELEVISION
KEN TUCKER on news shows with Greta Van Susteren and Alan Keyes. PLUS: Stupid Questions for The Chair's John McEnroe; On the Air; What to Watch.
BOOKS
TROY PATTERSON on Robert Warshow's The Immediate Experience. PLUS: Between the Lines: Marie' Hemingway.
MUSIC
CHRIS WILLMAN on XM Satellite Radio; also Joey Ramone's solo CD. PLUS: Hear & Now: A Queen musical; three indie labels.
INTERNET
NOAH ROBISCHON on two new online
music services. PLUS: Faux bands.
DEPARTMENTS.
THE SCOUT Hot-water bottles; chic outfits at the Olympics.
BEING THERE A Sept. 11 play brings audiences to tears in New York.
MAIL Halle Berry and Will Smith on the cover.
ENCORE.
Feb. 19, 1995: Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee get married in Mexico.
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