Como parte do “esquenta” para o Oscar, a Academia de Artes e Ciências Cinematográficas preparou um crossword, passatempo conhecido por aqui como cruzadinha. Para resolver, a pessoa tem que ser craque quando se trata de Oscar. Nas respostas há vencedores, indicados e anfitriões.
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3. A double Best Actress winner and the shortest-tenured Academy president ever
5. He won back-to-back Best Actor awards in 1993 and 1994
6. The oldest male performer to win an Oscar
8. A former host, she wasn't afraid of any "Ghost"
10. Oscar winner Ethel or Oscar winner Lionel (but not John)
13. The only Best Picture written by William Shakespeare
14. He won his Best Actor award for “To Kill a Mockingbird”
15. He called the historic meeting that led to the Academy's creation
18. The Academy's first Best Actor winner
20. She won Acting awards as both Scarlett and Blanche
21. This 1961 film won 10 Oscars: "West ____ Story"
23. The category in which Bruce Springsteen and Eminem won their awards
25. The late Isaac Hayes won an Oscar for this film’s theme
27. Picture, Directing, Original Screenplay and Best Actress winner “Annie ____ “
29. He won an Original Screenplay award along with Ben Affleck
30. She won Best Actress awards for “Butterfield 8” and “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
32. He won back-to-back Best Actor awards in 1937 and 1938
35. The only Academy Award winner with this name is Mr. Hammerstein
36. This Supporting Actor winner might be remembered more for his pushups
40. Confronted by an Awards telecast streaker, he delivered the classic "shortcomings" line
42. He hosted the most Academy Awards telecasts
43. He won his Oscar for portraying the King of Siam
45. He won his Oscar for “The African Queen”
47. Art Direction and ___ Decoration
49. George C. Scott refused to accept his Best Actor award for this film
50. Nominated as actor, writer, director and producer in 1981
51. Both Joel Grey and Liza Minnelli won Oscars for performances in this film
52. He won his Oscar for “Scent of a Woman”
54. The only brothers to win both the Directing and Best Picture awards
57. She won the Supporting Actress award for “Shakespeare in Love”
58. The first posthumous Acting award winner
60. He showed “True Grit” when accepting his only Acting award
61. 1987's Best Actress winner … and she never "snapped out of it"
62. “I could have been a contender, instead of a ___ ”
63. The Academy's most-nominated male performer
64. He won his Oscar for “Leaving Las Vegas”
65. She won back-to-back Best Actress awards in 1936 and 1937
66. She won Best Actress awards for “To Each His Own” and “The Heiress”
67. Every member of this film's cast was nominated for an Oscar
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1. The theater where it all happens
2. Supporting Actress winner for “L.A. Confidential”
4. The highest box office grossing Best Picture … so far
5. He won his Oscar for “Kiss of the Spider Woman”
7. He won his Oscar for “The Philadelphia Story”
9. 1966’s Original Score and Song winner “Born ____ ”
10. He sent Sacheen Littlefeather to decline his Academy Award
11. Hitchcock's only Best Picture
12. The Academy's Humanitarian Award is named for him
16. He took home two Oscars for the same role in the same picture
17. The Academy's first Best Actress winner
19. She won the Academy’s first Acting award for a foreign-language performance
21. With her second Oscar, she finally felt that the Academy “liked her”
22. She was the first African-American acting winner
24. Oscar-winning actor Henry or his Oscar-winning daughter Jane
26. She's still the youngest Oscar-winning actress
28. He won his Oscar for portraying both Tim Strawn and Kid Shelleen
29. He holds the record for the most nominations and Oscars
31. The Academy’s most-nominated actress
33. Nominated as an actor, director and producer -- but not yet for his music scores
34. "Falling Slowly," last year's Original Song winner, came from this film
37. He won Oscars for “Save the Tiger” and for portraying Ensign Pulver
38. He was named Best Actor of 1939, over Clark Gable, Laurence Olivier, Mickey Rooney and James Stewart
39. 1955's Best Picture, Actor, Directing and Screenplay winner
41. She won Academy Awards for acting as well as writing
42. Oscar winner Walter or Oscar winner John or Oscar winner Anjelica
44. David Letterman wanted Oprah to meet her
46. He won Actor awards for “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and “The Best Years of Our Lives”
48. The Testimonial Award given to a producer is named for him
50. She sang three nominated songs (one in French) at the 77th Awards presentation
51. The latest musical to be named Best Picture
53. Oscar winner Dustin or Oscar winner Philip Seymour
55. Stallone didn’t win an award, but he wrote and starred in this Best Picture
56. She won Academy Awards for acting as well as songwriting
57. He and Marlon Brando won Oscars for portraying the same character
59. Both Melvyn Douglas and Patricia Neal won Oscars for their roles in this film
60. The first film ever to be named Best Picture