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about 90 journalists who cover
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Tim Robbins and Renee
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Robbins’ supporting role as a
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pected of murder in “Mystic
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of the evening. “Wow! We just
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so trusted and in such good
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set for that movie.”
Eastwood accepted the
drama actor award on behalf of
Penn, who did not attend, and
described his “Mystic River”
star as an actor who has been
too often taken for granted.
Zellweger received the sup
porting movie actress award for
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woods woman in “Cold
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