#academy awards 2019

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[brian-in-finance]

BAFTA Scot Awards 2019, with Red Carpet Host Sanjeev Kohli

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🔝 and all photos are from Getty Images, reposted on: Outlander Online 5 November 2017 and on Outlander Online 3 November 2019

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It’s often helpful to have been here, Tumblring, since 2014, Season 1.* You know where the bodies are buried, usually recall who did or said what when, and almost always remember when you’ve seen particular photos before. All the photos on this post were taken, uploaded, and posted on the same days as the events they represent in 2017 and in 2019. (Brian subscribes to the Tumblr Economy Package, and is limited to using only 10 images per post, otherwise he would use more lovely photos from those events.)

But… if you look on the Getty Images website, you’ll see “Upload dates” of the 27th and the 29th of January 2024. 🤯 What the… how could that be, Brian? You just said the photos were uploaded on the same day they were taken.

They were. How else did Outlander Online, and fans on Tumblr, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and elsewhere post them earlier than January of this year?

Remember when 🙃 Getty Images changed a server and all photo upload dates were, well, updated? It’s similar to when you might transfer your photos from one hard disk to another. The new disc retains data, such as when the photo was taken and any text included in the EXIF of that photo. However, the upload date changes, from the date of the original or the last upload, to the date you uploaded the photos to the new disk.

So… Getty Images uploaded the 2017 photos to another server on 27 January, and 2019’s on 29 January, 2024. 😃

BAFTA Scot Awards 2017, with Red Carpet Host Iain Stirling

With Wendy Kemp Forbes

Remember when everything new is old again?

*Brian-in-Finance has been here, Tumblring, since March 2021. I have been here much longer than Brian has.

[fyeah-olivia-colman]

This is one of those grand moments. It's very regal. You could really feel her spirit and the emotion around having this experience. We decided to push it to this more introspective moment. They're not always easy to find. There's also an art to someone holding a prop: how do you create a space for your subject but also this iconic statue? We were always tinkering: where does it feel like it's too intrusive, and where does it feel like it's natural that someone can connect with it.- Mark Seliger on photographing Olivia Colman after the 2019 Academy Awards

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Toy Story 4 (Josh Cooley)

20/05/2024

[disarmluna]

[zawescource]

zawe’s british academy film awards appearances through the years: 2012 - 2022

[ladygagaqueenedit]

Lady Gaga en la fiesta posterior a los premios Oscars organizada por Vanity Fair, en Los Ángeles (24/02/2019).

[cyarsk5230]

There’s a reason I don’t bother watching. It seems like nothing more than a way for white folk to pat themselves on the back.

Ain’t ish changed, there’s people who haven’t watched it in decades! 🤷🏽‍♀️

[redcarpet-streetstyle]

[black-fairy3]

there should be something in place for movies and actors that deserved Oscar’s , to actually receive them.

like i’m listening to the rocket man soundtrack and just remember how amazing taron did as elton, he deserved best actor and the movie should have at least been nominated

[thatgeekwiththeclipons]

Happy 40th Birthday to Academy Award Nominated filmmaker, writer and Golden Globe Nominated actress Greta Gerwig! ^__^

[itsawritblr]

V.A. Vandevere and Max Medici face off at the Oscars (or is it the Penguin and Batman?).

Keaton looks more like V.A. than Bruce Wayne. That ascot!

I'm convinced Keaton has a portrait in his attic.

[brian-in-finance]

Vanity Fair Oscars Party • 2017 • Designer: Alberta Feretti

Vanity Fair Oscars Party • 2019 • Designer: Dundas Couture

Academy Awards • 2020 • Designer: Valentino

Vanity Fair Oscars Party • 2020 • Designer: Prabal Gurung

Academy Awards • 2022 • Designer: Louis Vitton

Vanity Fair Oscars Party • 2022 • Designer: Louis Vitton

Photo: Vanity Fair Slideshow • Other Photos: Getty Images

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Remember… fashion you can buy, but style you possess. The key to style is learning who you are, which takes years. There's no how-to road map to style. It's about self expression and, above all, attitude. — Iris Apfel

Seem like only 319 days ago…

[theoscarchallenge]

This is one of those films that I never really heard anyone talk about. But it’s actually really good! When having all your senses, I think sometimes we take them for granted. Love how this was edited and just enjoyed the performances. Sound of Metal received two Oscars, Best Sound and Best Film Editing.

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Platoon (1986, Oliver Stone)

24/03/2024

Platoon is a 1986 film, written and directed by Oliver Stone, which deals with his time in Vietnam as a volunteer during the war and is inspired by the real experiences the director had between 1967 and 1971 during his military service.

The film won 4 Oscars out of 8 nominations and Oliver Stone was also awarded the Silver Bear in Berlin as best director. In 1998 the American Film Institute placed it in eighty-third place in the ranking of the one hundred best American films of all time, while ten years later, in the updated list, it dropped to eighty-sixth place. In 2019, it was chosen for preservation in the National Film Registry of the United States Library of Congress.

The bloodiest episode, as in many other films dealing with the Vietnam War, is inspired by the most atrocious event of that conflict, known to history as the My Lai massacre, in which American soldiers committed atrocities including rape of very young girls, indiscriminate killings of innocent civilians, destruction of the homes and resources of the inhabitants, believed to be allies of the Viet Cong, despite there being no evidence. From this perspective, the figure of the platoon commander, Lieutenant Wolfe, both for his inability to control his men and for other characteristics, can be traced back to the main person responsible for My Lai, the then US Army Lieutenant William Calley, convicted to several years of military detention for that very affair.

Due to an error by Lieutenant Wolfe, who gives wrong coordinates via radio, the platoon is decimated by friendly artillery.

In the last war action of his volunteer service, Chris escapes a deadly ambush by the Viet Cong who almost completely annihilate the platoon and the subsequent American bombing with napalm.

Initially Hollywood snubs the script as many producers are of the opinion that what three is to say about the Vietnam War has already been reported in highly successful films such as Apocalypse Now and The Deer Hunter, however the strength of Stone's script still attracts some producers who see enormous potential in him. He was then assigned to write a screenplay for another film, Stone accepted and wrote Midnight Express in 1977, thanks to which he won the Oscar for best non-original screenplay (first statuette for Stone) a fact that made all of Hollywood understand the Stone's enormous potential; it was therefore not difficult for him to find the producer to begin work on Platoon.

The film was shot, following the great example of Apocalypse Now, director Francis Ford Coppola's masterpiece, on the island of Luzon, in the Philippines, starting in February 1986. The film's production was almost canceled due to the political upheavals in country, due to Ferdinand Marcos, dictator of the country. Upon arrival in the Philippines, the cast members underwent a two-week course of intensive training by Dale Dye (former Marine captain during the Vietnam War and interpreter of Captain Harris), during which they had to dig trenches and suffer forced marches and night "ambushes".