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From: Peggy SiegalliM1111.1.1 
Sent: 3/7/2013 2:03:11 PM 
To: jeeyacation@gmail.com 
Subject: Fw: Oscar Diary 
I am struggling thru this. It is so late already. I am so stressed out. Will finishe is in a day or 
two.. I can not write about the Katzenberg party. Maybe can just mention is happened in my hotel But 
the reason to go was to support Katzenberg and network. More to come. Peg 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Peggy Siegal 
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 08:51 AM 
To: Peggy Siegal 
Subject: Oscar Diary 
It's Thursday morning on Wilshire Boulevard and the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has just 
opened it's doors for ticket pick-up for the 85th Oscar telecast. 
Forty voting members, the distinguished director Norman Jewison and I are on a long single file line that 
snakes thru the lobby patiently waiting to go upstairs to pick up our tickets. My seats were awarded via 
a lottery system. We clutch our photo I.D. 
Suddenly, a messenger slips in wearing a smart khaki windbreaker and cuts through the line. He announces 
to the uniformed guard in a stage whisper, "Dreamworks", and as if Steven Spielberg himself had just 
delivered the Gettysburg address, is ushered upstairs. 
That is the final act of social justice of the "Lincoln" campaign. 
I am sleep deprived and jet lagged having just spent six hours on a flight sitting next Paula Wagner who 
is Tom Cruise's ex-agent turned Broadway producer for Jessica Chastain's "The Heiress". We discuss 
Jessica's not so great chances to beat Jennifer Lawrence for Best Actress. I mention Harvey Weinstein's 
concern about Emmanuel Riva's last minute surge. The French phenomena doesn't speak English, has never 
been to L.A. and it's like voting for a ghost, even on her 86th birthday. 
This is the year I got phone calls in September from top studio executives announcing each are winning 
the Oscar. Their euphoric giddiness is due to the quality of the films resulting in the priciest oscar 
campaigns on record

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