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Old 04-22-07, 11:52 AM
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Early career movies that produced the most Oscar winners?

I just saw "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"and didn't realize that it actually produced 4 Academy Award Winners! Can you name them...

Spoiler:
Sean Penn for "Mystic River"
Forest Whitaker for "Last King of Scotland"
Nicolas Coppola/Cage for "Leaving Las Vegas" &
Cameron Crowe for writing "Almost Famous"


That seems so amazing to me that such an iconic 80's sex/teen movie could have a roster of such great talent. Not to mention 2 time Emmy Award winner Ray Walston for "Picket Fences" and multi-nominated Emmy and Golden Globe winner Anthony Edwards for "er".

Jennifer Jason Leigh and Eric Stoltz also round out the cast. That is so cool to have such an all star lineup like that to go on to do the highest level of achievement in the entertainment industry.

Who'd have thunk?

So what other early career movies produced actual winners of Oscar?

edit: these aren't Oscar winning movies that everyone in the movie won an Oscar for.

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