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Best Supporting Actor (74th)

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Uploaded by on May 7, 2009

The Oscar for Best Supporting Actor at the 74th Annual Academy Awards went to Jim Broadbent in "Iris". The other nominees were Ethan Hawke in "Training Day", Ben Kingsley in "Sexy Beast", Ian McKellen in "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" and Jon Voight in "Ali".

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  • Jim Broadbent deserved to win, not for Iris, for Moulin Rouge, that was the academy mistake. I sorry my english

  • I liked what he said at the end.

    "Good luck Moulin Rouge."

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  • i saw both iris and moulin rouge, and broadbent was slightly better in iris.

  • @fropott09 he was better in Iris though

  • wow!!!

  • This is really unexpected!

  • Should have gone to Ben Kingsley.

  • @NateNate83 I liked his beginning too. You get many Oscar winners going all emotional and he just goes 'Stone the crows!!!'

  • Yes. And Jim Broadbent is only in his early 50s! He really knocked me over and stole the spot light from my favorite Judi Dench.

  • @LB9997 I'm sure the movie's a good one. I burst into tears merely watching the clip in this video.

  • When I first saw this movie, I started crying into it only a half hour! My God. What great performances. And now i am a big fan of Jim Broadbent and Hugh Bonneville.

  • Wallace!

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