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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 419486" data-attributes="member: 57984">Even Jerry Goldsmith and Susan Lucci didn&#039;t lose that many times before winning. (Yes, I realize Lucci doesn&#039;t have an Oscar, nor did she compose anything).To my surprise, I managed to sit through the entire show last night. It was a wee bit less despicable than it&#039;s been for the last couple of years -- but only a bit. (But how do the Oscar telecasts become even more narcissistic than they even used to be??).The anticipated Demi-Chalamet victory never happened. Of course, they weren&#039;t composers, so referencing them in this thread makes no sense.I haven&#039;t watched Timothée&#039;s movie, but from what I&#039;ve seen from the clips, the casting for &quot;Joan Baez&quot; doesn&#039;t ring true at all. (Who was it that said Dylan went electric to drown her out?).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 419486, member: 57984"] Even Jerry Goldsmith and Susan Lucci didn't lose [B]that [/B]many times before winning. (Yes, I realize Lucci doesn't have an Oscar, nor did she compose anything). To my surprise, I managed to sit through the entire show last night. It was a wee bit less despicable than it's been for the last couple of years -- but only a bit. (But how do the Oscar telecasts become [I]even more narcissistic[/I] than they even used to be??). The anticipated Demi-Chalamet victory never happened. Of course, they weren't composers, so referencing them in this thread makes no sense. I haven't watched [SIZE=4]Timothée's [/SIZE]movie, but from what I've seen from the clips, the casting for "Joan Baez" doesn't ring true at all. (Who was it that said Dylan went electric to drown her out?). [/QUOTE]

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