Filed under: Oscars Caption Contest
Magnifique: La Vie en Rose star Marion Cotillard
Chris Carlson, AP
Winning Caption:"I keep twisting, but still no pepper?" -- John Paul
Runner Up:
Quand je le prend dans les bras,
Son or brillant tout bas,
Je vois la vie en rose.
-- Tom Sawallis
2:17 AM ET | 02-25-2008 | permalink
LA VIE EST BELLE!
"And I didn't have to kiss Adrian Brody!"
J'aime l'homme d'or!
Non, je ne regrette RIEN!
Magnifique!..Let's have some Freedom Fries, mes enfants!
Here we see Marion Cotillard in happier times just moments before she was "roughed up" by an Angelia Houston impersonator.
I keep twisting, but still no pepper?
This isn't my own caption for the pic, but a comment on the supplied caption: The AP needs to fact-check. The film is called "La Vie en Rose" not "Piaf".
I wonder if anyone would mind if I took Oscar to bed, with me, forever?
Pilaf? Pilaf? i thought you said Piaf...
Quand je le prend dans les bras,
Son or brillant tout bas,
Je vois la vie en rose.
Oooo la la.
Whoa! I just heard him say "Help me!". What does that mean?
Oh shoot! I hope I put enough money in the meter.....
I am so happee my eyebrows grew back before ze Oscars!
Yes, I play the vulnerable, trembly waif with the ferocious heart. Hey, I can be trembly. I can suggest fragility. Got it?
Oui, zat iz right. France iz taking over zee movie industrie.
I agree it's not a Rodin, but I'll hang on to it all the same.
Take zeese, Americaines, and shove eet in your freedom fries!
I can't seem to get the top off of this bottle.
To celebrate, I'm going to Piaf the balcony!
Where do the batteries go?
I, I, uh, hope my underwear isn't showing.
I geet zee Ockair! You Ameerikins are so funnee.
First French woman ever to win an Oscar for acting in her own language. Wouldn't YOU smile if you were me?
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