Alan Arkin winning Best Supporting Actor

Rachel Weisz presenting Alan Arkin the Oscar® for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in "Little Miss Sunshine" at the 79th Academy Awards® in 2007.

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[5mn5]

To all the people who think he didn't desrve it...."ARGO FUCK YOURSELF !! "

[rifsattar .]

Mostly everyone agrees that scorsese's oscar was a pity oscar. Goodfellas was a true masterpiece that he deserved to win for. The Departed on the other hand was a good movie but was ultimately disappointing compared to infernal affairs

Personally I think Scorsese should have won for Goodfellas and Guillermo Del Toro should have won in 2006 for pans labyrinth

[Alberto Galdino]

A cara de decepcionado do Eddie :\ 

[jlsiae]

and you're writing about that in arkin's winning video because...

[Tik Hei Fung]

Agree! Internal Affairs is a bit better than The Departed. Hong Kong people are quite good in doing this kind of film!

[Josue Elizondo]

Argo Fuck yourself!!!

[Joel Guyt]

I know man, I still can't get over this oscar mishap... Djimon Hounsou's performance is unparallelled!

[Dave Adams]

Djimon Hounsou - Blood Diamond.  If you've watched the movie; enough said.

[sadek datuena]

I was rooting for Jackie Haley. He's brilliant in Little Children.

[richfictionfighter]

While I do love Little Miss Sunshine and I like Alan Arkin, to me this was a "comeback oscar" rather than a "performance oscar". I'm not saying he's bad or comedic roles don't deserve Oscar recognition, but he's performance wasn't a big, eye-catching turn. Jackie Earle Haley was very creepy and sympathetic in Little Children and Djimon Hounsou was so violent and very emotional to watch. I don't see how Arkin did a better job than those two.

[Michael Colby]

He was amazing and should have won the Oscar!

[Kyle Oxenham]

This was the last time an American won Best Supporting Actor. Since, a Spaniard (Javier Bardem) won, an Australian (Heath Ledger) won, an Austrian (Christoph Waltz) won twice, a Welsh born British man (Christian Bale)won and a Canadian (Christopher Plummer) won.