Quentin Tarantino & Eric Roth win Best Screenplay Oscars

April 262010

This is the Best Screenplay segment from The 67th Annual Academy Awards in 1995 (1994 year). Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary took Original for “Pulp Fiction” and Eric Roth snagged Adapted for “Forrest Gump.” Anthony Hopkins presented the awards.

Duration : 0:5:25


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25 Responses

  1. scottmanduzy Says:

    Tarantiino knows …
    Tarantiino knows what he wants in a film.

  2. TimofAwsome Says:

    Lol figures. Pulp …
    Lol figures. Pulp fiction’s screenplay was very weird, and the people who wrote it also act very weird.

    Anyway, it totally deserved it. Should have won bes picture for sure too.

  3. majesticmaniac Says:

    Boy this has to be …
    Boy this has to be hands down the greatest year for movies..and all the oscars won were pretty much well deserved with the exception of best movie..which i believe was The Shawshank Redemption..none of the other movies taught me anything..that movie did..it taught me the meaning of hope, resilience and friendship..which in times like these r the things we need the most..besides shawshank was a greater movie cos its stood the test of time, gump is pretty much forgotten..

  4. GhostSnake Says:

    He only won it …
    He only won it because he wasnr in competition with Gump.

  5. jferkfjkj Says:

    i think madness …
    i think madness should’ve beat forrest gump

  6. maxlupinjoe Says:

    QT speaks so fast …
    QT speaks so fast and too much, but I still love him xD

  7. mkrulz77 Says:

    yeah tarantino …
    yeah tarantino should’ve been best director this year, inglourious basterds was awesome!

  8. RideMyBMW Says:

    QT got shafted at …
    QT got shafted at the Oscars ths year…
    He brought his A-game to The Basterds!!

  9. mgayles05 Says:

    Considering what …
    Considering what happened to Roger Avary and his wife, this has got to the most up, depressing moment in Oscar history.

  10. dement1234 Says:

    Hopkins… those …
    Hopkins… those glasses

  11. enaikra Says:

    the script of …
    the script of shawshank redemption is the best of all , at least it is better than forrestgumb no doubt , I love forrestgumb maybe more than shawshank redemption , but that it the truth the academy award failed that night , the writer was indeed lucky as his whole speech speaks honestly

  12. YaraDestry Says:

    yes!
    yes!

  13. MumblecoreGeneration Says:

    agreed. Shawshank …
    agreed. Shawshank topping them.

  14. dbuckin35 Says:

    Tough choice …
    Tough choice between Shawshank and Forrest Gump

  15. bigjohno10 Says:

    Tarantino should …
    Tarantino should have totally won for this year aswell.
    Hurt locker for best original screenplay? don’t make me laugh

  16. DirectorLarkin Says:

    He totally deserved …
    He totally deserved that Oscar!And he should have won again for Best Original Screenplay for Inglouious Basterds!I think the fact it was his birthday at the 1995 Academy Awards brought him luck to winning the Oscar! loool

  17. relyanddefy Says:

    so surprised he …
    so surprised he dint nock the award over

  18. SteezeWizard99 Says:

    i think coens …
    i think coens should hav won

  19. urbanrootz Says:

    @ChristianDoig Yeah …
    @ChristianDoig Yeah, was a shambles it went to the guy who wrote The Hurt Locker.

  20. ChristianDoig Says:

    Should have won …
    Should have won this year for Inglourious Basterds, too.

  21. X360Comedy Says:

    Quentin Tarantino: …
    Quentin Tarantino: BAMF (Bad Mother Fucker)

  22. Piotr13PL Says:

    @WannabeG00D …
    @WannabeG00D Definitly!

  23. Spengler56 Says:

    @Luffy55555 …
    @Luffy55555 Basterds only has a shot at supporting actor and screenplay this year.

  24. Zayrack Says:

    That guy talks to …
    That guy talks to fast

  25. AGentertainment Says:

    1994 was the best …
    1994 was the best year for movies.

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