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Loss Of Loved One | Hit-and-run
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Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture | 1996 | Anjelica
1995 | Sean
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role | 1996 | Anjelica
Best Supporting Male | 1996 | David
According to editor Jay Cassidy, Sean Penn allowed Jack Nicholson to make editing choices for two weeks without Penn's involvement, trusting Nicholson's eye for filmmaking, being a director himself.
The movie concludes with a dedication to "My friend, Charles Bukowski. I miss you, S.P." Sean Penn was a close friend of the writer and poet.
[Sean Penn] considered the performance of Jack Nicholson to be one of the finest in his career.
Jack Nitzsche's last film score before he died 5 years later from a stroke.
Jack Nicholson was generally felt to be too old for his character.
"Freddy Gale: Now you pity me. You pity me. You know, this is funny... Mary: Whatever you are doing Freddy, stop it. Freddy Gale: "Whatever you are doing Freddy, stop it". I hope you die. I hope you FUCKING die."
"Joe: So listen to this. I'm coming out of the bathroom, right, and these two Orientals, they're arguin', they're hollerin', they're screaming at one another. And all in Japanese. So I told 'em, I said "Ay! You're in America now, speak Spanish.""
