The heavily-nominated film (with eight nominations) was a multiple-Academy Award winning effort, taking accolades in five categories: Best Director (William Friedkin), Best Actor (Hackman with his first Oscar), Best Adapted Screenplay (Ernest Tidyman), Best Editing (Jerry Greenberg), and Best Picture." She explains the difference between Bertha and herself:You""ve got to understand how things were with Tom, how he was caught between the two of us - between me and hat leech he was married to.His wit and unflinching eye for hypocrisy produced a number of film classics, including a tale of adultery and murder inDouble Indemnity (1944), the scourge of alcoholism inThe Lost Weekend (1945), the cynical film about Hollywood inSunset Boulevard (1950), the critique of commercial exploitation within American journalism and the media inAce in the Hole (1951),the gender-bending comedy of the hitSome Like It Hot (1959), and the shallowness of corporate ladder-climbing inThe Apartment (1960).The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)d.Peter Jackson, 179 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe sequel opened with a flashback (and Frodo""s dream) of the scene in the first film when Gandalf battled the fiery Balrog at the Bridge of Khazad-dum and fell into the chasm, as they continued to fight each other.until he determined that Neo was not an enemy: "I had to be sure...that you are the one...You do not truly know someone until you fight them." He was then led to a ""back-door"" hallway with many identical access doors -- Neo was invited through one of the doors to the Oracle (Gloria Foster), who was seated on a park bench in a tenement park, feeding black birds.