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    Backstage, Swinton said she was completely shocked. "I thought Ruby Dee would win and then, frankly, anybody but me" Swinton told reporters. Full Article at Canoe
    I thought Ruby Dee would win and then, frankly, anybody but me
    Tilda Swinton – Tilda Swinton SOURCE: Canoe 21 months ago
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'No Country' wins best picture Oscar
  1. I had a reverse Zoolander moment when I thought I heard someone else's name. Then I slowwwwly heard my own.
    SOURCE: Canoe 21 months ago
  2. I'm totally overwhelmed with joy and sparkles and fireworks, and everything that goes boom, boom, boom ... It's all going off in here.
    SOURCE: Canoe 21 months ago

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