"One battle after another" by Paul Thomas Anderson, Oscar winner
The film by the American director has been the night star of the 98 edition of the Hollywood Awards, winning six awards, including the best adapted film, director and screenplay.
"One battle after another" team, with Paul Thomas Anderson in the middle, picking up the award for the best film.
"One battle after another", by director Paul Thomas Anderson, is the great winner of the 98 edition of the Oscars, with six awards from the Hollywood Film Academy. The film, of obvious political tension, has received awards in major sections such as the best film, the best director and the best adapted script.
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"There's always that doubt, if you deserve it... but there's no doubt that it's a great pleasure to pick it up," said Thomas Anderson, who on his fourth nomination (he also won the award for best director with "There will be blood", "Phantom thread" and "Licorice pizza").
"One battle after another" has also won the best editing award, for Andy Jurgensen, and the best supporting actor, which has been for Sean Penn, but Penn has not attended the gala to collect the third Oscar of his career, and Anderson's film has also taken the Oscar for the best casting, the first time this section has been awarded.You might like
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