2002

The following is the average ranking of Oscar nominees by the Twitter followers of And the Runner-Up Is. Followers ranked the nominees of the above-the-line categories for the 75th Academy Awards, which rewarded the films of 2002.

Results are tallied using a positional voting system, where the nominees receive points based on their rank position on each submission and the nominee with the most points overall wins.

Bold = the actual Academy Award winner

* = not an official Best Picture nominee; selected by And the Runner-Up Is followers as a film that would be nominated in the current up-to-10 Best Picture system

BEST PICTURE

  1. Adaptation*
  2. Far from Heaven*
  3. Chicago
  4. The Pianist
  5. Talk to Her*
  6. The Hours
  7. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
  8. Road to Perdition*
  9. Gangs of New York

BEST DIRECTOR

  1. Pedro Almodóvar – Talk to Her
  2. Roman Polanski – The Pianist
  3. Rob Marshall – Chicago
  4. Martin Scorsese – Gangs of New York
  5. Stephen Daldry – The Hours

BEST ACTOR

  1. Daniel Day-Lewis – Gangs of New York
  2. Adrien Brody – The Pianist
  3. Nicolas Cage – Adaptation
  4. Jack Nicholson – About Schmidt
  5. Michael Caine – The Quiet American

BEST ACTRESS

  1. Julianne Moore – Far from Heaven
  2. Nicole Kidman – The Hours
  3. Renée Zellweger – Chicago
  4. Diane Lane – Unfaithful
  5. Salma Hayek – Frida

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

  1. Chris Cooper – Adaptation
  2. Christopher Walken – Catch Me If You Can
  3. Paul Newman – Road to Perdition
  4. Ed Harris – The Hours
  5. John C. Reilly – Chicago

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

  1. Catherine Zeta-Jones – Chicago
  2. Meryl Streep – Adaptation
  3. Julianne Moore – The Hours
  4. Kathy Bates – About Schmidt
  5. Queen Latifah – Chicago

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

  1. Talk to Her – Pedro Almodóvar 
  2. Far from Heaven – Todd Haynes
  3. Y Tu Mamá También – Carlos Cuarón & Alfonso Cuarón
  4. My Big Fat Greek Wedding – Nia Vardalos
  5. Gangs of New York – Jay Cocks, Steve Zaillian & Kenneth Lonergan

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

  1. Adaptation – Charlie Kaufman & Donald Kaufman
  2. The Hours – David Hare
  3. The Pianist – Ronald Harwood 
  4. Chicago – Bill Condon
  5. About a Boy – Peter Hedges, Chris Weitz & Paul Weitz

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