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Wes Anderson’s Stop Motion Acceptance Speech

January 14, 2010 - By Bobby Solomon - Category: Films

The National Board of Review had their annual awards ceremony last night and one of the honorees was Wes Anderson, who won a “Special Filmmaking Achievement” award for his movie The Fantastic Mr. Fox. Instead of going to the event and giving a standard speech, Mr. Anderson decided to create a stop-motion acceptance, taking up the role of the weasel that he played in the movie. It’s a clever way to go about it, and makes me want to watch the movie all over again.

Bobby

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Like the film, Excellent!

Comment by Luke Tonge — January 14, 2010 #
The way he did the speech made it seem more natural too, I liked this a lot.

Comment by Paul Anthony Webb — January 14, 2010 #
Ha, great! Gonna watch the movie tonight, so looking forward to that!

Comment by richiee — January 14, 2010 #
I was waiting for a drunken Kayne West to interrupt him

Comment by Chipotle — January 14, 2010 #
I can’t wait seeing the movie! (still not in the cinémas in France, rrhh!)

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