Lee’s father died in 2004, weeks after making his son promise to give it one more go, and Lee kept that promise with 2005’s Brokeback Mountain, an experience that made the filmmaker fall back ...

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Lee went on to win a Best Director Oscar for Brokeback Mountain. Controversially, the movie lost out to Crash for Best Film that year.

Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee said in a recent interview that he was still puzzled by how the film was received at the Oscars. “Your guess is as good as mine,” he told Deadline last month.

Lee’s father died in 2004, weeks after making his son promise to give it one more go, and Lee kept that promise with 2005’s Brokeback Mountain, an experience that made the filmmaker fall back ...

Ang Lee told IndieWire last year that “Brokeback” winning best picture was so presumed that an Oscars stagehand told him to stay backstage and not go back to his seat after Lee was awarded ...

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“Back then, [‘Brokeback Mountain’] had a ceiling,” Lee explained. “We got a lot of support — up to that much. It has that feeling. I wasn’t holding a grudge or anything.