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SKY MOVIES GREATS - Saturday 27 February, 8.30pm

Action

TCM - Saturday 27 February, 4.15am (repeats 10.15am & 6.15pm)

Nominee:

Actor - Alan Bates {"Yakov Bok"}

TCM - Saturday 27 February, 12.40am (repeats 8.40am & 4.40pm)

Winner:

Actor - Paul Muni {"Louis Pasteur"}

Writing (Original Story) - Pierre Collings, Sheridan Gibney

Writing (Screenplay) - Pierre Collings, Sheridan Gibney

Nominee

Best Picture - Cosmopolitan Productions; Warner Bros. Pictures

TCM - Friday 26 February, 10.15pm (repeats 6.15am & 2.15pm)

Nominee:

Actor - Peter O'Toole {"Arthur Chipping"}

Music (Score of a Musical Picture - original or adaptation) - Music and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse; adaptation score by John Williams

SKY BOX OFFICE - Friday 26 February, from 8.35pm, CH 203

Drama/Biography

Nathaniel Ayers had lost his way. He was about to get a second chance.

VIBE - Friday 26 February, 8.30pm

In post-WWI Britain, English butler Stevens, who has devoted 30 years to Lord Darlington, realises as he looks back on his life that his unquestioning faith in his master has cost him dearly. Engrossed in orchestrating his employer's grand banquets, receptions and conferences, he was forced to neglect his dying father and denied his feelings for the attractive young housekeeper, Miss Kenton. Starring Academy Award® winners Anthony Hopkins (Meet Joe Black) and Emma Thompson (Love Actually).

SKY MOVIES GREATS - Friday 26 February, 8.30pm

Action

After dispensing with former colleagues O-Ren Ishii and Vernita Green in KILL BILL VOL. 1, the Bride (Uma Thurman) resumes her quest for justice in the series' second instalment, KILL BILL VOL. 2. With those two down, the Bride has two remaining foes on her 'Death List' to pursue - Budd (Michael Madsen) and Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah) - before moving on to her ultimate goal... to kill Bill (David Carradine).

TCM - Friday 26 February, 8.30pm (repeats 4.30am & 12.30pm)

Winner:

Actor - Spencer Tracy {"Father Flanagan"}

Writing (Original Story) - Dore Schary, Eleanore Griffin

Nominee:

Directing - Norman Taurog

Best Picture - Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Writing (Screenplay) - John Meehan, Dore Schary