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Martin Scorsese winning an Oscar® for "The Departed"

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Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg presenting Martin Scorsese with the Oscar® for Directing "The Departed" - the 79th Annual Academy Awards® in 2007.

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  • martin scorese thanking his collegues:

    1:50 - (to coppala) ahh salute

    1:57 - (to speilberg) l'chayim

    1:55 - (to lucas) may the force be with you

  • Lucas you fat fuck.

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  • i love george lucas' neck

  • @22smosh and taxi driver

  • I hope this happens again this year.

  • Could they have made the winner more obvious? Everyone knew he was going to win with those 3 presenting.

  • 0:57 he looks like a pedophile

  • He (Martin Scorsese) should have five of those awards.

  • The fantastic four ! Very great to see them all and hug each others !

  • i love the departed but letters from iwo jima was in my opinon a littel better

  • 1:27 "Bout time god dammit!"

  • I remember watching this live back in 2007. Right when the three out of the four horsemen of the New Hollywood era of the 1970s came out on stage, I immediately knew that Scorsese was going to win. I mean, it's nice to have Coppola, Lucas, and Spielberg give Greengrass, Frears, Inarritu, or Eastwood the Oscar...but it's truly RIGHT and JUST for the Four Horsemen of New Hollywood to reunite on stage for the presenting and awarding of Best Director.

    Marty, it looks like you finally got made. :)

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