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Friday, June 12, 2020

1992, Day Ten: Best Picture

The five films nominated for the 1992 Academy Award for Best Picture are:

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Posted by Walter L. Hollmann at 11:47 AM No comments:
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Labels: 1992, A Few Good Men, Andrew Scheinman, Clint Eastwood, David Brown, Howards End, Ismail Merchant, Martin Brest, Oscars, Rob Reiner, Scent of a Woman, Stephen Woolley, The Crying Game, Unforgiven
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