Julia Roberts Receives Award
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Academy-award winner Julia Roberts was presented with the 22nd Annual Cinematheque Award on October 12 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.
The annual gala honors those who are making a significant contribution to the art of the Motion Picture industry, and is a benefit for the organization's film and video programs at its Egyptian and Aero theaters. Previous winners have included Bruce Willis, George Clooney, and Denzel Washington.
Photo courtesy of Cinematical.
Roberts, who won a Golden Globe and Oscar for “Erin Brockovich” in 2000, thank the Cinematheque Award gala for raising money among other things.
As members of the audience rose to their feet, Roberts took the stage in a sexy black gown. The nursing mother then grabbed her bosom and asked the crowd, “Is there a hungry baby in the house? Just come on up!” She said she was up past her bedtime and that it was hard to think because he dress was so snug.
Roberts, who won a Golden Globe and Oscar for “Erin Brockovich” in 2000, thank the Cinematheque Award gala for raising money among other things.
As members of the audience rose to their feet, Roberts took the stage in a sexy black gown. The nursing mother then grabbed her bosom and asked the crowd, “Is there a hungry baby in the house? Just come on up!” She said she was up past her bedtime and that it was hard to think because he dress was so snug.
Roberts thanked the people who guide her in the business and those who came out to celebrate the evening, saying that “more than anything, I'm just the most proud wife and mother to three beautiful children.”
Those in attendance were also given a sneak peek of two films that Roberts will be starring in “Charlie Wilson's War” due out on December 25, and “Fireflies in the Garden” due out sometime next year.
Roberts film credits included “Pretty Woman,” “Erin Brockovich,” “Notting Hill,” “The Pelican Brief,” and “Ocean's Eleven.”
Those in attendance were also given a sneak peek of two films that Roberts will be starring in “Charlie Wilson's War” due out on December 25, and “Fireflies in the Garden” due out sometime next year.
Roberts film credits included “Pretty Woman,” “Erin Brockovich,” “Notting Hill,” “The Pelican Brief,” and “Ocean's Eleven.”
An edited version of the awards show will be broadcast December 5 on AMC.
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