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Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 1998 | Hugo
Best Film | 1998 | Bill
Best Original Screenplay | 1998 | Craig
Best Screenplay Original | 1999 | Gordon
1998 | Craig
1998 | Hugo
1998 | Craig
Best Film | 1999
Best Actor Male | 1999 | Hugo
Best Supporting Actor Male | 1999 | Tony
Best Director | 1999 | Craig
Best Feature Film | 1998 | Craig
1998 | Craig
The premise of this matches the S1 E5 "The Big Cast" of Dragnet which aired 02/14/1952. The suspect, played by Lee Marvin, confesses to a murder with the same circumstances as Hugo Weaving's story. In the episode, the suspect is arrested in the morning and fought with the police, reminiscent of Weaving's rough arrest. Throughout the episode, meals also played an important part.
Came out one year before The Matrix (1999), which made Hugo Weaving incredibly famous.
Hugo Weaving is actually four years younger than his character claims to be.
"[repeated line] John Steele: I'm interrupting this interview for the purpose of making further inquiries."
"Det. Sr. Const. Wayne Prior: It's about a fucking stolen fucking car, you fucking fuckwit!"
