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The inspiring true storiesbehind this year’s Oscar contenders

The inspiring true storiesbehind this year’s Oscar contenders

What’s Your Academy

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Selma and the MLK Legacy

‘Ask Marilyn’ on the Odds

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What’s Your Academy

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Email your questions for Walter Scott to [email protected].

How well do you know the Oscars? Hollywood’s 87th annual Academy Awards, which will bestow the iconic gold-plated tro-phies to the year’s top movies, actors and others in the industry, has a long, star-studded history. Watch this year’s telecast live tonight on ABC.

1. Who’s the only “Oscar” to ever win an Oscar?A. Writer Oscar WildeB. Actor Oscar IsaacC. Composer Oscar

Hammerstein II

2. What’s the only X-rated movie to ever win an Academy Award?

A. A Clockwork Orange (1971)

B. Midnight Cowboy (1969)

C. Last Tango in Paris (1972)

3. Who has won the most Oscars?A. Walt DisneyB. Jack Nicholson

C. Meryl Streep

4. How much does each trophy weigh?

A. Five poundsB. Six pounds,

six ouncesC. Eight and a half

pounds

5. What was the first movie filmed in color to win an Oscar?A. The King of Kings (1927)B. Gone With the Wind

(1940)C. National Velvet (1944)

6. What was the most recent entirely black-and-white film to win Best Picture?A. Nebraska (2013)B. The Artist (2011)C. The Last Picture Show

(1971)

WALTER SCOTT ASKS...

ANSWERS: 1.C (Hammerstein won the first of his two Oscars for the song “The Last Time I Saw Paris” from the 1941 musical Lady Be Good); 2.B (Midnight Cowboy’s rating was later downgraded to R); 3.A (Disney received 26 Oscars); 4.C; 5.B; 6.B

BRITISH BUDSEddie Redmayne andBenedict Cumberbatch are good friends, and both have portrayed physicist Stephen Hawking: Cumberbatch in Hawking (2004) and Redmayne in last year’s The Theory of Everything.

Redmayne is nominated forActor in a Leading Role for The Theory of Everything. Cumber-batch is nominated for Actor in a Leading Role for The Imitation Game.

MAKING UPSteve Carell’s makeuptook two hours to put on to play John du Pont for Foxcatcher, including hair-styling, his prosthetic nose and foundation to change his skin tone.

Carell is nominated for Actor in a Leading Role for Foxcatcher.

OPRAH’S ON!Annie Lee Cooper, the real-life character played by Oprah Winfrey in Selma, told Winfrey she watched her TV show ev-ery day while eating a tuna fish sandwich.

Selma is a nominee forBest Picture and Best Original Song.

TEST YOUR OSCAR IQFLUSH WITHSUCCESSJust minutes after winning her first Oscar, for Kramer vs. Kramer, in 1980, Meryl Streep accidentally left her trophy on the back of a toilet in the ladies’ room.

Streep is nominated for Actress in a Supporting Role for Into the Woods. It’s her 19th nomination.

Neil Patrick Harris, the host of tonight's telecast, had a memorable role in Gone Girl. Winners beware: Harris is also an amateur magician; if your speeches run long, your trophies might be “gone”—poof!—in the blink of an eye!

HE’S EVERYWHEREJ.K. Simmons hasappeared in four films that were nominated for Best Picture Oscars: Whiplash, The Cider House Rules, Juno and Upin the Air.

This year, Simmons is nominatedfor Actor in a Supporting Role for Whiplash.

MOMMY ISSUESLaura Dern and ReeseWitherspoon play moth-er and daughter in Wild, but, in reality, Dern is only nine years older than Witherspoon.

Witherspoon is nomi-nated for Actress in a

Leading Role and Dern for Actress in a Supporting Role, for Wild.

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BULKING UPBradley Cooper gained 40pounds to play Chris Kyle in American Sniper. He did it by eating more than 5,000 calories a day and working out for four hours daily for several months prior to the start of filming.

Cooper is nominated for Actor in aLeading Role for American Sniper, which also has nominations in five other Oscar categories.

ACTOR, AUTHORIn addition to acting,Ethan Hawke is an author who’s written two novels, Ash Wednesday and TheHottest State.

Hawke is nominated for Actor in a Supporting Role for Boyhood.

THE BAR’S OPENThe name of the fictional Republic of Zubrowka inThe Grand Budapest Hotel comes from a real Polish vodka, Zubrówka.

The Grand Budapest Hotel isnominated for Best Picture and eight other Oscars.

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Who needs a golden statue when you can say you won Oscar’s red carpet? The right dress can dazzle fans and fashion critics—turning any actress into a

fashionista—and it all starts with the perfect color.Color trends during awards season don’t happen by

chance. The hues you see on the stars are inspired by colors spotted on the runways in Paris and Milan the year before, says celebrity stylist Elizabeth Stewart.

Champagne reigned supreme in 2014, ladies shined in metallics in 2013, coral was a craze in 2012, Hollywood saw red in 2011 and the stars were feeling blue in 2010.

So which color will you be seeing most on Oscar night? White. “Throw out the idea that it can’t be worn after Labor Day. Winter white is here to stay!” says Stewart, whose clients include Viola Davis, Cate Blanchett and Julia Roberts. Davis already rocked this trend at the Screen Actors Guild Awards last month, dazzling in an optic-white Max Mara gown.

“We’ll also see florals, inspired by the Paris couture shows,” adds Stewart. “The fashion world is exploring lots of prints and bold color combinations. These trends will eventually make it to the red carpet on the more daring actresses.”

In the meantime, this year’s “it” color will be making its mark—from the runways to the red carpet to your own closet. So don’t be afraid to trade in your little black dress for a chic white outfit. You’ll be in good company.

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the Oscars,” says Robert Osborne, the Turner

Classic Movies TV network host and noted

film historian whose books include 85 Years of the Oscar: The Official History of the Academy Awards (Abbeville Press, 2013). “Many of the

people and films that have won have been

based on real life.” He’s talking, of course, of

such Best Picture award-winning movies as

All the King’s Men, Patton, Gandhi, Amadeus,The King’s Speech and Argo.

Tonight, nominees for Best Picture include

American Sniper, based on the bestselling

autobiography of U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle;

Real Reel

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In our era of the modern-day multiplex, “the

movies” are pretty much a something-for-

everyone smorgasbord, and films about real

people, real events and real places are a

Hollywood staple. But around this time of

year—awards season—those big, meaty dramas

noticeably move to the top of the menu. In fact,

as Hollywood heads down to the wire for a star-

studded, blowout finish with the 87th annual

Academy Awards tonight on ABC, several “real-

life” dramas are serious contenders

for the evening’s top prizes.

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The Imitation Game, the story of British mathe-

matician and WWII code breaker Alan Turing;

The Theory of Everything, about astrophysicist

Stephen Hawking and his debilitating affliction

with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease); and Selma,

which focuses on three flashpoint months in

the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

And several actors and actresses are nominat-

ed for performances in these and other films

based on real people, including Bradley Cooper

(American Sniper); Reese Witherspoon and

Laura Dern (Wild); Steve Carell and Mark Ruf-

falo (Foxcatcher); Eddie Redmayne and Felicity

Jones (The Theory of Everything); and Benedict

Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley (The Imita-tion Game). Unbroken, director Angelina Jolie’s

movie adaptation of the inspiring tale of World

War II prisoner of war survivor Louis Zamperi-

ni, is nominated for its cinematography, sound

editing and sound mixing.

WHY WE’RE INSPIRED BY REALITYHoward A. Rodman, a screenwriter, author,

and professor at the School of Cinematic

Arts at the University of Southern California,

says we love movies about real people—espe-

cially when they achieve, make or become

something—because they remind us that we

might be able to do that, too.

“Think of Alan Turing, who is the father of

modern computing—the fact that he was gay in

a time when that was punishable by jail,” Rod-

man says. “Certainly Dr. King, who by intelli-

gence, rhetoric and moral compass was able to

change race relations in the United States…

Stephen Hawking was dealing with

such a debilitating illness but nonethe-

less came up with theories that

change the way we look at the universe.

“The movies about these people celebrate

the very best in us,” he says. “Particularly in

America in a time where upward mobility is

far more restricted than it’s ever been in our his-

tory, they reinforce the sense that those kind of

extraordinary life arcs are still possible. Many of

them are less about ‘Look at these people who

were born genetically gifted and have had to do

nothing but utilize these gifts,’ than about ‘Look

at this person who began as you or I began, and

who overcame adversity in order to do extraor-

dinary things.’ They’re about how, through will

and hard work and vision, somebody not un-

like us can become extraordinary.”

But, Rodman notes, Hollywood moviemak-

ers cautiously keep one eye on awards and

accolades and another on the bank—and usu-

ally not in that order. “Ten months a year, Hol-

lywood seems to make movies about costumed

superheroes; for two months, they make mov-

ies about great men,” he says. “There are films

that are designed to generate great amounts of

money, and then there are films designed to

have prestige, remind us that ‘movies matter’

and get awards.”

Sometimes, a film does both: It hauls in a

wagonload of cash and attracts the attention of

the Hollywood insiders who vote on the

Oscars, the Golden Globes, the Critics Choice

and the Screen Actors Guild awards.

This year, American Sniper was that movie,

setting an all-time record for January box

office attendance and nabbing six Oscar nom-

inations, including Best Picture.

“It’s the one [Oscar nominee] blockbuster,”

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Osborne says. “One of the in-teresting things about movies this year up for Oscars is that none has been a raging hit—except for American Sniper.”

�e fact that the film’s direc-tor, Clint Eastwood, is 84 makes it all the more interest-ing, Osborne says. “Usually by the time a director is 60 or 65, they’re out to pasture; they’re not thought to be relevant enough to make a movie that anybody wants to see. I think Clint Eastwood is incredible for having made a movie that blows everything [else] out of the water.”

�e prolific Eastwood direct-ed another movie last year, Jersey Boys, based on the life and sing-ing career of pop star Frankie Valli. It joined a long list of oth-er 2014 movies—including Million Dollar Arm, When the Game Stands Tall, Get On Up, Big Eyes, The Good Lie, Rosewa-ter, �e Railway Man and Heaven is for Real—about real-life athletes, artists, journalists, musicians, warriors, kings, cru-saders, dreamers and doers, some historically famous, some relatively obscure.

HOW ‘REAL’ IS IT?Often, history-based moviesare faulted for deviating from

the history books, and “based-on-a-true-story” filmmakers are blasted for veering too far off base from the truth to juice up the story. �is year, some historians disagreed with the way Selma director Ava Duver-nay depicted President Lyndon Johnson and his relationship with Dr. King. Several critics pointed out how American Sniper strayed from the book on which it was based. Even though Stephen Hawking blessed �e �eory of Every-thing as “broadly true,” several brushstrokes of dramatic en-hancement gave additional color to his life story.

�ere are always several lay-ers of creative license in any movie, says Osborne, who worked briefly as an actor be-fore beginning his career as a columnist at �e Hollywood Reporter. “Hollywood makes movies based on real life, but they don’t always tell the real story. Movies have always changed the facts around.”

Rodman agrees: “You are not watching Chris Kyle. You are not watching Stephen Hawk-ing. You are not watching Mar-tin Luther King,” he says. “You’re watching characters, as seen through the lenses of the

Bradley Cooper confers with director Clint Eastwood on the set of American Sniper.

Jersey Boys, about pop star Frankie Valli, was one of many 2014 movies based on real people.

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Osborne says. “One of the in-teresting things about movies this year up for Oscars is that none has been a raging hit—except for American Sniper.”

The fact that the film’s direc-tor, Clint Eastwood, is 84 makes it all the more interest-ing, Osborne says. “Usually by the time a director is 60 or 65, they’re out to pasture; they’re not thought to be relevant enough to make a movie that anybody wants to see. I think Clint Eastwood is incredible for having made a movie that blows everything [else] out of the water.”

The prolific Eastwood direct-ed another movie last year, Jersey Boys, based on the life and sing-ing career of pop star Frankie Valli. It joined a long list of oth-er 2014 movies—including Million Dollar Arm, When the Game Stands Tall, Get On Up, Big Eyes, The Good Lie, Rosewa-ter, The Railway Man and Heaven is for Real—about real-life athletes, artists, journalists, musicians, warriors, kings, cru-saders, dreamers and doers, some historically famous, some relatively obscure.

HOW ‘REAL’ IS IT?Often, history-based movies are faulted for deviating from

the history books, and “based-on-a-true-story” filmmakers are blasted for veering too far off base from the truth to juice up the story. This year, some historians disagreed with the way Selma director Ava Duver-nay depicted President Lyndon Johnson and his relationship with Dr. King. Several critics pointed out how American Sniper strayed from the book on which it was based. Even though Stephen Hawking blessed The Theory of Every-thing as “broadly true,” several brushstrokes of dramatic en-hancement gave additional color to his life story.

There are always several lay-ers of creative license in any movie, says Osborne, who worked briefly as an actor be-fore beginning his career as a columnist at The Hollywood Reporter. “Hollywood makes movies based on real life, but they don’t always tell the real story. Movies have always changed the facts around.”

Rodman agrees: “You are not watching Chris Kyle. You are not watching Stephen Hawk-ing. You are not watching Mar-tin Luther King,” he says. “You’re watching characters, as seen through the lenses of the

Bradley Cooper confers with director Clint Eastwood on the set of American Sniper.

Jersey Boys, about pop star Frankie Valli, was one of many 2014 movies based on real people.

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Hearing her speak, you can understand why Bernice King, 51, reminds listeners of her father, the late civil

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What were Sundays like for your family when you were growing up? Our Sundays were centered around family and faith. We all ate breakfast together. I remember that we had to recite a Scripture verse

taken from a little white book that had, on its cover, a red heart inscribed with “Let not your heart be troubled.” We also sang a prayer together. We would go to our family’s church, Ebenezer Baptist Church. After church, my whole family, including my dad’s sister and brother and their families and my grand-parents, would often go to dinner at either Piccadilly or Morrison’s. I don’t have a lot of memories of Sundays with my father because I was only five when he was assassinated. However, I do know that whenever he was home, we loved it, because he played games with us and it was our special time with him.

What are your Sundays like today? My Sundays are still about faith and family. Although I am not currently a member of a church, I do visit houses of worship. I sometimes stream a worship service online. During this phase of my life, as CEO of the King Center, I also use my Sundays to rest, relax and prepare for the next phase of my life, which will include launching my own ministry.

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