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Gary Oldman: Finally a (G)oldman

About time, Academy corrected a long due mistake and gave the Oscars to the worthiest candidate for world's greatest living actor title, I.e. Gary Oldman. They acknowledged and bowed down to the astonishing body of work of Gary Oldman and provided him with the 'coveted' moment. 34 years and more than 34 faces later, Gary Oldman has got his Golden Man. All of Britain must be happy for him and I propose that they give Gary the Knighthood as soon as possible.


I also believe all his peers, colleagues, followers and students must be over the moon at this moment. Actors like Daniel Radcliffe, Thomas Hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Fassbender, Colin Firth, Anthony Hopkins, Daniel Day Lewis, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Tobey Maguire, Shia Lebouf and many, many others have long considered him the G.O.A.T and his absolute Domination of Winston Churchill's persona was the fitting finale of a 'glorious' career. A Cinematic Chameleon par excellence got the Oscars for another one of his 'chameleonic' self. All the Cinematic Gods must be smiling over him from the heaven.

Here is a three fingers royal salute to World's greatest living actor, Gary 'Freaking' Oldman......

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