Ang Lee winning the Oscar® for Directing "Life of Pi"
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Angley won the Oscar for directing "Life of Pi," thanking the cast, crew, city of Taichung, Taiwan, and his family for their contributions to the film's success.
Insights
- Angley won the Oscar for directing "Life of Pi," highlighting the collaborative effort involving the cast, crew, Taichung, Taiwan, and his family.
- The nominees for directing, such as Mikail Chanukah, Stephen Speak, and David O'Russell, demonstrated remarkable talent in presenting diverse stories on screen, showcasing their monumental abilities in filmmaking.
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Recent questions
Who won the Oscar for directing "Life of Pi"?
Angley
What film did Angley direct?
"Life of Pi"
Where was "Life of Pi" filmed?
Taichung, Taiwan
What did Angley express gratitude for?
Cast, crew, city of Taichung, family
Who were the other nominees for directing?
Mikail Chanukah, Stephen Speak, David O'Russell
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"Angley Wins Oscar for Directing Achievement"
- The nominees for achievement in directing, including Mikail Chanukah, Stephen Speak, David O'Russell, and Angley for "Life of Pi," showcased monumental talent in bringing diverse stories to the screen, with Angley ultimately winning the Oscar for his work. Angley expressed gratitude to all involved in the film's creation, from the cast and crew to the city of Taichung, Taiwan, and his family, emphasizing the collaborative effort that brought the movie to life.
