u/Senior-Raisin-2342

FYI, it's the world's largest trivia tournament, all the world's best trivia players from every part of the world compete in it, many former and recent Jeopardy TOC contestants compete in it and never really come close to winning it, Victoria has won it TWICE now, the first and only woman to ever win it, and the only American player to ever win it. The GOAT. By the way, if you're wondering why James Holzhauer is also in the picture I posted, well, it's just cus I really like that photo of he and Victoria.

Hilary Swank, Boys Don't Cry (1999)

She and the real-life character she portrayed in the film, Brandon Teena, were both born in the town of Lincoln, Nebraska.

Boyhood

Released in 2014, it was one of the 10 Best Picture nominees of its year, but unlike its competitors, it had started filming WAY back in 2002.

A project of writer and director Richard Linklater and its cast, the film started out with an intentionally unfinished script, and for a few weeks every year the cast would get together and film new scenes of developing storylines. The premise of the film was 12 years in the life of a boy growing up, and also his life with his friends and family.

Interestingly, it was originally going to be called 12 years, but a couple of years prior to its completion, 12 Years a Slave came out, so the decision was made to change the title to just Boyhood.

Not only was it nominated for Best Picture, but it was also nominated for 5 other Oscars, including director, screenplay, editing, supporting actor (for Ethan Hawke) and, for Supporting Actress, of which Patricia Arquette won the Oscar.

Being a nominee in the most different categories, at 7.

By the way, they have been for:

(1) Best Director (Henry V, Belfast)

(2) Best Actor (Henry V)

(3) Best Live Action Short Film (Swan Song)

(4) Best Adapted Screenplay (Hamlet)

(5) Best Supporting Actor (My Week with Marilyn)

(6) Best Picture (Belfast)

(7) Best Original Screenplay (Belfast)

And that's just counting on the onscreen cast:

Sean Penn: 3 wins

- Mystic River

- Milk

- One Battle After Another

Nic Cage: 1 win

- Leaving Las Vegas

Forrest Whitaker: 1 win

- The Last King of Scotland

And an honorable mention to Jennifer Jason Leigh for getting a nomination for The Hateful Eight

By the way, who woulda thought that Jeff Spicoli would be a 3-time Oscar winner...

Well done, cast

Gary Stretch, 7 ft 3 (2.20 m)

While he didn't personally murder anyone with his own actual hands, he premeditatively helped and facilitated his accomplice in murdering three people, making him just as guilty of the murders as she was.

Three off the top of my head:

1. Robert Zemeckis, Back to the Future

2. Ben Affleck, Argo

3. Todd Field, In the Bedroom

Rob Roy.

A fairly underrated masterpiece of a film.

It garnered Oscar esteem with a nomination for Best Supporting Actor for Tim Roth.

I'll go with Jennifer Coolidge.

One of the best comedic character actors in the business.

I'll take the rapists, for $400, Alex.