dede gardner was the producer who won the best picture in the 88th oscars.
dede gardner was the producer who won the best picture in the 88th oscars.
which producers won the best picture in the 88th oscars?
dede gardner
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controversy continued to dog the film during awards season. in 1998, five producers accepted oscars for the film "shakespeare in love". worried that producer credits were getting out of hand, the academy of motion picture arts and sciences changes its rules to permit no more than three producers to receive an oscar for a best picture film. the howard hughes biopic—now titled "the aviator"—had four producers. "the aviator" was nominated for best motion picture at the 2004 producers guild of america awards. however, the producers guild of america ruled that neither evans nor climan deserved a producer's credit. "the aviator" won the award for best motion picture, with king and mann accepting the honor. during the after-show picture-taking, king and mann invited climan and scorsese to stand on the stage with them, but evans was not. evans pushed his way past security, and stood with the other producers. the photograph shows climan, king, mann, and scorsese facing one way, while evans stands slightly apart and facing another direction. evans subsequently demanded that he be included as one of the three producers nominated to receive the oscar should "the aviator" win the academy award for best picture. shortly before the oscar ceremony, the academy of motion picture arts and sciences decided that, although evans and climan were both producers of "the aviator", neither individual qualified under academy rules to be on stage to receive the oscar. as matters stood, "the aviator" lost the best picture nod to "million dollar baby".
charles evans jr.