Posted on 03/05/2018 10:24:08 AM PST by EdnaMode
Best actress winner Frances McDormand has been reunited with her Oscar after it was stolen from her table inside the Governor's Ball, the official Oscars after-party.
The "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" actress was spotted at the party getting her Oscar engraved. The 60-year-old star realized later that it had gone missing.
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“An Oscar is worth the value of its metal content minus the cost to melt it down.”
I have to disagree, FRiend.
An Oscar has absolutely NO TRANSFERRABLE VALUE WHATSOEVER.
If you are ‘loaned’ one, you must sign document that you understand it is the property of the ‘Academy’ (or whatever legal term that they go by).
The ‘Academy’ has frowned upon recipients — and their survivors — occasionally selling them on the open market.
You die - it goes back to the ‘Academy.’
In essence, worthless.
“An Oscar has absolutely NO TRANSFERRABLE VALUE WHATSOEVER.”
Except to a thief.
“Using the same composition breakdown, MONEY calculated an Oscar is worth a little over $650 in todays scrap metal values for gold, tin and copper.” http://time.com/money/5181378/how-much-oscar-statue-worth/
Ask the Perp how much it’s worth.
Gahh...meant Sam Rockwell!
Gadzooks, that tells... us straight Gray males a lot--
The Academy has demanded even the thieves... must be Black!
Well, there is the diversity thing to be considered, isn’t there?
Wait a minute now... According to Jimmy Kimmel, Oscar has no pen is.
it is snowing here ... which is very rare. Spring snow.
summer resumes at noon tomorrow
dangerous sichooowaychun here wid wet snow.
trees, falling under weight
gonna be entertaining
Staff safe, a falling tree killed a good friend of my mom, and another falling tree is the reason TX Governor Gregg Abbott is in a wheelchair.
I think she is a very careless person, who doesn’t give a fig about that stupid statue.
What, did she leave it in the girls’ room?
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