.........2003 Oscar Pool

.........Name ___Final Results___________________

$2 to play. Winner takes 75 percent, second place earns 25 percent of the total pot. Select one entry from each category. Scoring favors the major awards. Categories are worth one point, unless listed otherwise. The maximum number of points a person can earn is 30. If there are co-winners in an Oscar category, each winner receives full point value. If there is a tie at the end of the ceremony, the answer to the tie breaker question will determine the winner, starting with the name of the movie, followed by the person who guesses closest to the correct number of Oscars that movie won. If the contest is still tied at that point, the pot will be divided among the co-winners equally. Be sure to check the website for results and other Oscar information at http://home.ptd.net/~buzznbea/oscar

Return completed form to Rick Reitz (Lititz) or Andy Fasnacht (Ephrata) no later than Sunday, March 23 at 7:55 p.m. You can also e-mail your picks to Rick at buzznbea@ptd.net.

Best Picture (4 pts.) Chicago Gangs of New York The Hours The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Pianist	Best Actor (2 pts.) Adrian Brody, The Pianist Nicolas Cage, Adaptation Michael Caine, The Quiet American Daniel Day-Lewis, Gangs of New York Jack Nicholson, About Schmidt	Best Actress (2 pts.) Salma Hayek, Frida Nicole Kidman, The Hours Diane Lane, Unfaithful Julianne Moore, Far from Heaven Renee Zellweger, Chicago
Best Director (2 pts.) Rob Marshall, Chicago Martin Scorsese, Gangs of New York Stephen Daldry, The Hours Roman Polanski, The Pianist Pedro Almodovar, Talk to Her	Best Supporting Actor (2 pts.) Chris Cooper, Adaptation Ed Harris, The Hours Paul Newman, Road to Perdition John C. Reilly, Chicago Christopher Walken, CatchMe If You Can	Best Supporting Actress (2 pts.) Kathy Bates, About Schmidt Julianne Moore, The Hours Queen Latifah, Chicago Meryl Streep, Adaptation Catherine Zeta-Jones, Chicago
Best Original Screenplay (2 pts.) Far from Heaven Gangs of New York My Big Fat Greek Wedding Talk to Her Y Tu Mama Tambien	Best Adapted Screenplay (2 pts.) About a Boy Adaptation Chicago The Hours The Pianist	Best Cinematography Chicago Far from Heaven Gangs of New York The Pianist Road to Perdition
Best Art Direction Chicago Frida Gangs of New York The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Road to Perdition	Best Costume Design Chicago Frida Gangs of New York The Hours The Pianist	Best Sound Chicago Gangs of New York The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers Road to Perdition Spider-Man
Best Original Score Catch Me If You Can Far From Heaven Frida The Hours Road to Perdition	Best Original Song "Burn It Blue", Frida "Father & Daughter", Wild Thornberrys "Hands that Built America", Gangs of NY "I Move On", Chicago "Lose Yourself", 8 Mile	Best Foreign Language Film El Crimen Del Padre Amaro, Mexico Hero, China The Man Without A Past, Finland Nowhere in Africa, Germany Zus & Zo, The Netherlands
Best Makeup Frida The Time Machine	Best Visual Effects The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Spider-Man Star Wars: Episode II	Best Animated Feature Ice Age Lilo & Stitch Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron Spirited Away Treasure Planet
Best Film Editing Chicago Gangs of New York The Hours The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Pianist	Best Documentary Feature Bowling for Columbine Daughter from Danang Prisoner of Paradise Spellbound Winged Migration	Tiebreaker   What movie will win the most Oscars, and how many?     _____Chicago - 6_______

Past winners: 2003 - Mark Lubragge (first place), Karen Lefever (second place); 2002 - Andy Fasnacht (first place and second place); 2001 - Todd Ruth (first place), Angie Fasnacht (second place); 2000 - Andy Fasnacht (first place), Kim Tran (second place);1999 - Andy Fasnacht (first place), Lisa Reitz (second place); 1998 - Lisa Reitz and Steve Seeber (tie); 1997 - Rick and Lisa Reitz (joint entry); 1996 - Rick Reitz; 1995 - Lisa Reitz; 1994 - Rick Reitz.