71st Academy Awards nominees and winners
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The nominees for the 71st Academy Awards were announced on February 9, 1999 by Academy president Robert Rehme and actor Kevin Spacey, at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in the Academy's Beverly Hills headquarters. The winners were announced March 21 at a ceremony at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, California.
Winners are highlighted in boldface.
[edit] Best Motion Picture Of The Year
[edit] Achievement in Directing
- Roberto Benigni - Life Is Beautiful
- John Madden - Shakespeare in Love
- Terrence Malick - The Thin Red Line
- Steven Spielberg - Saving Private Ryan
- Peter Weir - The Truman Show
[edit] Best Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role
- Roberto Benigni - Life Is Beautiful
- Tom Hanks - Saving Private Ryan
- Ian McKellen - Gods and Monsters
- Nick Nolte - Affliction
- Edward Norton - American History X
[edit] Best Performance by An Actress In A Leading Role
- Cate Blanchett - Elizabeth
- Fernanda Montenegro - Central Station
- Gwyneth Paltrow - Shakespeare in Love
- Meryl Streep - One True Thing
- Emily Watson - Hilary and Jackie
[edit] Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role
- James Coburn - Affliction
- Robert Duvall - A Civil Action
- Ed Harris - The Truman Show
- Geoffrey Rush - Shakespeare in Love
- Billy Bob Thornton - A Simple Plan
[edit] Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role
- Kathy Bates - Primary Colors
- Brenda Blethyn - Little Voice
- Judi Dench - Shakespeare in Love
- Rachel Griffiths - Hilary and Jackie
- Lynn Redgrave - Gods and Monsters
[edit] Best Foreign Language Film Of The Year
- Central do Brasil (Brazil)
- Children of Heaven (Iran)
- The Grandfather {Spain)
- Life Is Beautiful (Italy)
- Tango (Argentina)
[edit] Adapted Screenplay
- Bill Condon - Gods and Monsters, based on the novel by Christopher Bram
- Scott Frank - Out of Sight, based on the novel by Elmore Leonard
- Elaine May - Primary Colors, based on the novel by Joe Klein
- Scott B. Smith - A Simple Plan, based on his novel
- Terrence Malick - The Thin Red Line, based on the novel by James Jones
[edit] Original Screenplay
- Warren Beatty and Jeremy Pikser - Bulworth
- Vincenzo Cerami and Roberto Benigni - Life Is Beautiful
- Robert Rodat - Saving Private Ryan
- Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard - Shakespeare in Love
- Andrew Niccol - The Truman Show
[edit] Achievement In Art Direction
[edit] Achievement In Cinematography
- Conrad L. Hall - A Civil Action
- Remi Adefarasin - Elizabeth
- Janusz Kaminski - Saving Private Ryan
- Richard Greatrex - Shakespeare in Love
- John Toll - The Thin Red Line
[edit] Achievement In Costume Design
[edit] Best Documentary Feature
- Dancemaker
- The Farm: Angola, USA
- The Last Days
- Lenny Bruce: Swear to Tell the Truth
- Regret to Inform
[edit] Best Documentary Short Subject
- The Personals
- A Place in the Land
- Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square
[edit] Achievement In Film Editing
[edit] Achievement In Makeup
[edit] Achievement In Music Written For Motion Pictures (Original Dramatic Score)
- Elizabeth
- Life Is Beautiful
- Pleasantville
- Saving Private Ryan
- The Thin Red Line
[edit] Achievement In Music Written For Motion Pictures (Original Musical or Comedy Score)
[edit] Achievement In Music Written For Motion Pictures (Original Song)
- "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" - Armageddon
- "That'll Do" - Babe: Pig in the City
- "A Soft Place to Fall" - The Horse Whisperer
- "When You Believe" - The Prince of Egypt(performed by Sally Dworsky and Michelle Pfeiffer)
- "The Prayer" - Quest for Camelot
[edit] Best Animated Short Film
- Bunny
- The Canterbury Tales
- Jolly Roger
- More
- When Life Departs
[edit] Best Live Action Short Film
- Culture
- Election Night
- Holiday Romance
- La Carte Postale
- Victor
[edit] Achievement In Sound Editing
[edit] Achievement In Sound Mixing
[edit] Achievement In Visual Effects
[edit] Special honors
The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award
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