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Best Original Score | 2001 | Rachel
Best Technology | 2001 | Michael
Soundtrack Composer of the Year For | 2001
Soundtrack Composer of the Year | 2001 | Rachel
Best Supporting Actor | 2001 | Will
Favorite Actress DramaRomance | 2001 | Charlize
Favorite Actor DramaRomance | 2001
Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture | 2001 | Will
Best Film | 2001 | Robert
Best Performance in a Feature Film Supporting Young Actor | 2001 | J. Michael
Best Romance | 2001
Best Period Makeup Feature | 2001
Budget 80,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 39,459,427 USD
Originally, the lead roles were going to be played by Morgan Freeman and Robert Redford. But, after careful consideration, Redford decided that the movie would work better with younger men playing Bagger Vance and Rannulph Junuh.
"Bagger Vance" and "R. Junuh" are representations of Bhagavan (Krishna) and Arjuna, from the Hindu text "The Bhagavad Gita". The lessons learned by Rannulph are loosely based on those Krishna teaches to Arjuna while masquerading as his lowly chariot driver.
Matt Damon did not have any previous experience playing golf; he spent a month with golf pro Tim Moss in Hilton Head, South Carolina, to prepare for the role.
Although the film is based on fiction, both Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen were real golfers. Jones was the more famous because, among other things, he founded the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
Matt Damon suffered from a separated rib due to the excessive golf practicing he did for his role.
"Bagger Vance: Yep... Inside each and every one of us is one true authentic swing... Somethin' we was born with... Somethin' that's ours and ours alone... Somethin' that can't be taught to ya or learned... Somethin' that got to be remembered... Over time the world can, rob us of that swing... It get buried inside us under all our wouldas and couldas and shouldas... Some folk even forget what their swing was like..."
"Rannulph Junnah: Now, the question on the table is how drunk is drunk enough? And the answer is that it's all a matter of brain cells Hardy Greaves: Brain cells? Rannulph Junnah: That's right Hardy. You see every drink of liquor you take kills a thousand brain cells. Now that doesn't much matter 'cos we got billions more. And first the sadness cells die so you smile real big. And then the quiet cells go so you just say everything real loud for no reason at all. That'ok, that's ok because the stupid cells go next, so everything you say is real smart. And finally, come the memory cells. These are tough sons of bitches to kill."
