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Loyal
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 If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... There have been 4 ties in Oscar history:
1949 (22nd) DOCUMENTARY (Short Subject)
A Chance To Live; and So Much for So Little
1968 (41st) ACTRESS
Katharine Hepburn, The Lion in Winter; and Barbra Streisand, Funny Girl
1986 (59th) DOCUMENTARY (Feature)
Artie Shaw: Time Is All You've Got; and Down and Out in America
1994 (67th) SHORT FILM (Live Action)
Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life; and Trevor
If you could have one category tied, which would it be?
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snack
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... I would have no winner for best picture.
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Johnny Dollar
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... Best Actor in 1931 was officially a tie between Fredric March and Wallace Beery, both recieved awards, although March technically won by one vote.
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... snackosaurus wrote: I would have no winner for best picture. just pack it up and roll the credits or in the case of this years Oscars, trailers for 2009 films? I like it.
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Chippy
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... loyalfromlondon wrote: snackosaurus wrote: I would have no winner for best picture. just pack it up and roll the credits or in the case of this years Oscars, trailers for 2009 films? I like it.  _________________trixster wrote: shut the fuck up zwackerm, you're out of your fucking element trixster wrote: chippy is correct
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Loyal
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... yoshue wrote: Best Actor in 1931 was officially a tie between Fredric March and Wallace Beery, both recieved awards, although March technically won by one vote. That's why I didn't include it because it wasn't an actual tie in votes received and the AMPAS had since changed the qualifications for a tie.
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billybobwashere
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Re: If You Could Have One Oscar Tie... Ledger & Downey Jr., or more realistically, Penn & Rourke.
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