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'Crash,' 'Line' get Eddies
American Cinema Editors honor year's best
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By LAWRENCE MARCUS
"Crash" and "Walk the Line" took home top honors at Sunday's 56th
annual ACE Eddie Awards.
The American Cinema Editors honored "Crash" editor Hughes Winborne with
the Eddie for top dramatic feature, and "Walk the Line" editor Michael
McCusker took the award for comedy or musical.
Just over 1,000 people attended the fete at the Beverly Hilton hosted
by Cheryl Hines.
Songwriter Kathleen "Bird" York performed the Crash" song "In the
Deep." She'll do the same at the Academy Awards.
"Crash" beat fellow Oscar best pic contenders "Brokeback Mountain,"
"Munich" and "Good Night, and Good Luck," in addition to "The Constant
Gardener." "Walk the Line" beat "Wedding Crashers," "The Family Stone,"
"Pride & Prejudice" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."
Ron Howard won the Golden Eddie as filmmaker of the year. Longtime
collaborator Brian Grazerpresented him with the award. Ed Abroms and
Terry Rawlings both collected lifetime achievement nods.
In the documentary category, Sabine Emiliani won for "March of the
Penguins." Michael Ornstein took commercial TV miniseries or feature
kudos for "Four Minutes." Brian A. Kates won for "Lackawanna Blues" in
the noncommercial miniseries category.
Stephen Semel won for "Lost" in the one-hour series for commercial
television category, and Stephen Mark won for "Deadwood" in the
noncommercial category. Stuart Bass won for "Arrested Development"in
the half-hour TV category.
An Eddie for student editing went to Joo Wan "Jin" Lee from the
American Film Institute
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Date in print: Tue., Feb. 21, 2006, Los
Angeles
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