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Best Actor
Award Year: 1995
Recipient(s): Jonathan Pryce
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 10, 1995
Synopsis: Carrington is the true story of the tragic relationship between the English painter Dora Carrington and writer, Lytton Strachey. Between the First World War and the early 1930's, they experimented with a way of life beyond the conventional standards of their time, a life which broke all the taboos of society of their desire to live as freely and honestly as they could. They acknowledged openly what most of us are aware of but still reluctant to discuss: that a great many differences can exist between spiritual love and physical desire.
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Best Actor
Award Year: 1978
Recipient(s): Jon Voight
Theatrical Release Date: Feb 15, 1978
Synopsis: Jane Fonda and Jon Voight were awarded Best Actress and Actor Oscars for their performances in this riveting drama about three people whose lives are forever changed by the Vietnam War.
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Best Actor
Award Year: 1990
Recipient(s): Gerard Depardieu
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 16, 1990
Synopsis: A retelling of Edmond Rostand's classic tale of the unattractive cavalier Cyrano de Bergerac, a French soldier with a gift of poetry and an ego as large as his nose.
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Best Actor
Award Year: 1961
Recipient(s): Anthony Perkins
Theatrical Release Date: Aug 19, 1961
Synopsis: Ingrid Bergman is astonishing in her role as a fortyish Parisian woman whose despair over an unfaithful lover (Yves Montand) sends her into the arms of a much younger -- and very unstable -- man (Anthony Perkins).
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Best Actor
Award Year: 1994
Recipient(s): Ge You
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 18, 1994
Synopsis: An epic portrayal of one family's trials, triumphs and tragedies through several stormy decades of recent Chinese history. This extraordinary saga, as lived by one of China's ordinary familes stars Ge You as Fugui, the indolent son of a prominent village family, and Gong Li-Zhand Yimou's frequent collaborator as his wife, Jiazhen, who together stuggle with the demands and stresses of Chairman Mao's "Great Leap Forward" of the 1950's and the cultural revolution of the late '60's.