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Cold Mountain

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In the waning days of the American Civil War, a wounded soldier (Law) embarks on a perilous journey back home to Cold Mountain, North Carolina to reunite with his sweetheart (Kidman). Based on the novel by Charles Frazier.

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Jude Law
Inman
Nicole Kidman
Ada Monroe
Renee Zellweger
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Awards

  • 2004 - Oscar - Best Actor in a Leading Role - nominated
  • 2004 - Oscar - Best Actress in a Supporting Role - winner
  • 2004 - Oscar - Best Cinematography - nominated
  • 2004 - Oscar - Best Film Editing - nominated

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Jena Malone Takes Pride in Prejudice

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White Stripes Hit the Big Screen

White Stripes rockers Meg and Jack White have branched out into the movie biz. Jack's already done the Civil War flick Cold Mountain, and the duo currently appear in Coffee and Cigarettes, the new indie by director Jim Jarmusch. Even so, Jack insists that all this big-screen dabbling isn't an effort to boost their celeb status. "I hate that word," he says adamantly. "A love for celebrity is very empty. There are all these people talking about Paris Hilton, and there is really nothing going on there. She's not really doing anything — it is fake celebrity. But people want that and people strive for that, and I've never wanted that. "I think people misinterpret some things," he continues ranting. "My being in Cold Mountain was because of how much I love American Southern vocal music. It wasn't a step in the direction towards fame and celebrity." So why did the Whites sign up for Jarmu

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