Before last year's Oscars, it was revealed that in the history of the Academy Awards, Harvey Weinstein had been thanked more during winners' acceptance speeches than God. This year, it's Meryl Streep who gets that honor, at least when looking at the last 12 years. That's the finding from Nathaniel Rodgers, editor of The Film Experience, who took a deep-dive into the 47 speeches given by actors and actresses at the Academy Awards since 2001. (The 48th winner, Heath Ledger, received a posthumous O...
Before last year's Oscars, it was revealed that in the history of the Academy Awards, Harvey Weinstein had been thanked more during winners' acceptance speeches than God. This year, it's Meryl Streep who gets that honor, at least when looking at the last 12 years. That's the finding from Nathaniel Rodgers, editor of The Film Experience, who took a deep-dive into the 47 speeches given by actors and actresses at the Academy Awards since 2001. (The 48th winner, Heath Ledger, received a posthumous O...
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