And The Winner Is........: Recent Episodes

Paul Washington

The podcast where we review each Best Picture winner at The Academy Awards one movie at a time

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We look at one of the earlier Best Picture winners, The Life of Emile Zola, from 1938

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1992 brings us one of the big hitting Oscar winners, winning all the main awards, The Silence of the Lambs

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We turn to the 60's with 'In the Heat of the Night', 1968's Best Picture winner at the Oscars

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Back to the early days once more, with one of the original war movies, 1931 winner, All Quiet on the Western front

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We head to the not so distant past, talking 2019 Best Picture, Green Book, which stars Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali

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Back to the early days of the Academy Awards, as we give our thoughts on 1933 Best Picture, Grand Hotel

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We make a song and dance about the Gene Kelly vehicle, An American in Paris, the Best Picture Oscar recepient in 1952

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This episode we look at the Charlie Sheen vehicle, 1987 Best Picture, Platoon.

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We look back to a war time winner, 1942 winner 'How Green Was My Valley?'

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We head back just a year, to give our thoughts on the genre busting 2023 Best Picture, Everything, Everwhere, All At Once

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We go back in time just a decade or so, and visit 2010's Best Picture, Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker

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Our 2nd Best Picture winner from the 1960s in December, The Apartment, starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine

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We are spending the month in the 60's, starting with the Audrey Hepburn/Rex Harrison starring musical, 1965 Best Picture recepient, My Fair Lady

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Back to the 80's we go, as we give our thoughts on the Meryl Streep/Robert Redford epic, Out of Africa, the winner of Best Picture at the 1986 Oscars

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We head to the mid 50's to talk Marty, the winner of Best Picture at the 1956 Oscars

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We take on a British classic, 1958 Best Picture winner, The Bridge on the River Kwai

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COVID Lockdown winner, from 2021, Nomadland, is the latest film that we do a deep dive on.

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The Millennium is here, as we discuss the controversial winner of the 2000 Best Picture, American Beauty

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Back to the 30's we go, this time talking Cavalcade, the Outstanding Production of the 1934 Oscar Ceremony

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In this episode, we dissect the Ben Affleck vehicle, the Academy’s 2013 Best Picture, Argo

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We talk the Jack Nicholson starring One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the Best Picture from the 1976 Oscars

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For the 2nd May episode, we look back at 2002 Winner, the Ron Howard directed, A Beautiful Mind

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We look at one of the more recent winners, and our first direct to streaming film, 2022 Best Picture winner, Coda

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We talk 1978 Best Picture winner, Woody Allen’s Annie Hall

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We talk Alfred Hitchcock’s Hollywood debut, 1941 winner, Rebecca

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A more modern winner with this one, as we talk Guillermo Del Toro's take on horror movies of days past, with The Shape of Water, 2018's Best Picture winner at the Oscars

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We return to the early days of the Academy, with the Best Production winner from 1936, Mutiny on the Bounty

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We return to the Corelone Family story in a backwards kind of way, as we talk the first film in the franchise, The Godfather Pt1, the Best Picture winner in 1973, having already given our thoughts on Part 2 way back in only our 2nd month of shows

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We join Phileas Fogg on his hot air balloon, as we talk our thoughts on 1957 Best Motion Picture, Around The World In 80 Days

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We review a film that means a lot to the two hosts, as it was one of the triggers to a big change in the hobby that they became friends over, when the trilogy of films changed the horizon on the UK convention scene, when a huge amount of main cast attended events, bonified Hollywood stars, where as previously it had lent itself to TV stars and past British stars, and the scene was never the same after that.

This also looked upon as the film that won not just for the content of the named film but the trilogy that it ended!!

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Back to your regularly scheduled listening, we review one of the longest and most well regarded winner, 1963's Best Picture, Lawrence of Arabia

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In the 2nd of our delayed December shows, we go right back to the beginning, with our review of the first ever top gong receipient at The Oscars, 1929 winner, Wings

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We return after a sickness hiatus, to bring you our thought's on 1996 Best Picture Academy Award winner, the Mel Gibson starring and directed, Braveheart

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A Post-War 'post-war' film was the winner of Best Picture in 1947, listen as we review The Best Days of Our Lives

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We review the Best Picture winner from 1997, The English Patient, staring Ralph Fiennes, Kristen Scott Thomas and Juliette Binoche.

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We hit the mid 20th Century Oscars, with the Best Picture winner from 1950, All The King's Men

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We head to the 70s with a classic Oscar winner, 1972 statuette recipient, The French Connection

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We review the Michael Keaton career reviver, 2015 Best Picture Oscar winner, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

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We review 1955 Oscar Best Picture winner, On The Waterfront, which starred Marlon Brando

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It is epic season as we look at 1960 Best Picture winner, Ben Hur

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The year of Paul's birth is this episode's Best Picture winner, Terms of Endearment from the 1984 ceremony

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We visit the 80's once more, this time with 1988 Best Picture winner, The Last Emperor.

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We travel to the 1950s (just like Marty McFly) as we review the Best Picture winner from the 1953 Academy Awards, The Greatest Show on Earth

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At the height of World War 2, 1943 Best Picture winner, Mrs Miniver, highlighted the plight of the British Isles. That is our film for this episode

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We return to the 80’s, reviewing 1981 Best Picture, Ordinary People

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We visit the 70’s Oscar ceremonies once more, with our review of 1979 Best Picture, The Deer Hunter

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As Paul nurses his way through Covid, we recorded on Oscar night (before Will Smith got slappy with it) and reviewed one of the newer Best Picture winners, 2020’s Parasite

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We review what many claim to be the quintessential Hollywood movie, the winner of best picture at the 1944 Academy Awards, Casablanca

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We review the the 1982 winner Best Picture Oscar winner, Chariots of Fire

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We hit the end of the Swinging 60's and the seedy side of New York City as we take on 1970 Best Picture winner, Midnight Cowboy, starring Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman (the 3rd Hoffman film we have review on this show)

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We review the Kevin Costner blockbuster Dances With Wolves, winner of the 1991 Best Picture Oscar

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We review 1930 Best Picture Academy Award winner The Broadway Melody

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We review one of the newer Best Picture winners at the Oscars, Moonlight

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We review All About Eve, the Best Picture winner at the Oscars from 1951, featuring a very early appearance from Marilyn Monroe

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We review 1990 Best Picture Winner, Driving Miss Daisy

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We review the classic Boxing movie, Rocky, Best Picture winner at the 1977 Oscars

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We review Frank Capra’s 1939 Best Picture winner, You Can’t Take It With You

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We review 2014 Oscar Best Picture winner 12 Years a Slave

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We review 1948’s Best Motion Picture winner, the Gregory Peck starring Gentleman’s Agreement

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The hills are alive with the sound of our review of 1966 Best Picture, The Sound of Music

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we review the Academy's Best Picture of 2006, Crash

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Shakespeare in Love, starring Joseph Fiennes and Gwyneth Paltrow, the 1999 Best Picture winner at the Oscars, gets our review treatment

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We review the Academy's Best Picture winner from 1989, Rain Man, starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman

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We review the Steven Spielberg directed, 1994 Best Picture Oscar winner, Schindler's List

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We review Gladiator, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix, winner of Best Picture at the Academy Awards in 2001

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We review the Best Picture Oscar winner from 1962, the musical, West Side Story

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This episode, we review the Tom Hanks starring, Forrest Gump, winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1995

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We review, what I think, so far, has been our favourite winner to talk about, The Artist. It took home the Best Picture Oscar in 2012

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We review the Academy Awards Best Picture Winner from 2005, Million Dollar Baby, starring Hilary Swank, Morgan Freeman and Clint Eastwood, who also takes on double duty to direct the movie

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Clint Eastwood takes us to a time that had long been forgotten, with 1993 Oscars Best Picture winner, Unforgiven, which Eastwood starred in and directed

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This month, we review one of the biggest box office hit's ever and 1998 Oscars Best picture winner, James Cameron's Titanic

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Sticking to the 60's, we visit 1967 Academy Awards to review A Man For All Seasons, a story of the Courts of Henry VIII.

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We return to the 60's to review 1969 Winner, the musical extravaganza, Oliver!, based on the Charles Dickens book, Oliver Twist

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We review 1964 Best Picture winner, Tom Jones. Not to be confused with the Welsh pop singer!!!

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We review 1980 Best Picture Winner, Kramer vs Kramer, starring Oscar winners Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep

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We review The Godfather Part II, which won Best Picture in 1974

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We are back for our first episode of November, reviewing Cimarron, the winner of Best picture in 1931

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In our 2nd show we review the Danny Boyle directed Slumdog Millionaire, which won Best Picture at The Oscars in 2008.

This podcast is a part of the After Dark Podcast Network

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We delve in to the history of the Academy Awards, by reviewing the winners of the Best Picture category, beginning with 1944 winner, Going My Way, starring Bing Crosby.

This podcast is part of the After Dark Podcast Network