
Robert Altman’s barbed satire of how Hollywood really works opens with an eight-minute take of people arguing about long takes, and it won him Best Director at Cannes along with three Oscar nominations. Here the industry eats itself over a polite lunch.
Threatening postcards keep landing on the desk of Griffin Mill, a Hollywood studio man who hears dozens of film pitches a day and turns down nearly all of them. He decides the blackmailer must be one particular screenwriter and arranges to meet him after a screening. The evening doesn’t end well, and the next day another postcard arrives.
Oscars
Nominated for Best Editing
1993
Oscars
Nominated for Best Director
1993
Oscars
Nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay
1993
Cannes Film Festival
Best Actor (Tim Robbins)
1992
Cannes Film Festival
Best Director
1992
Golden Globes
Best Film - Musical or Comedy
1993
Golden Globes
Best Actor - Musical or Comedy (Tim Robbins)
1993
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