. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the great swedish actor max von sydow whose newest film is "extremely loud and incredibly close." >> of cour this is a film about disaster. it's very pain informal many ways but it's also-- and i think that's more important-- a story about love and a story about hope. >> rose: the republican presidential contest and max von sydow when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications ñr from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. presidential contest has become a very heated race after newt gingrich's dramatic victory in south carolina on saturday. the win has put mitt romney on defense and revived gingrich's campaign among other things. all eyes now turn to florida. the primary is next tuesday. though romney leads in organization and resources, gingrich has seized the momentum. joining me are matthew dowd, contributor for bloomberg news and abc news, nate silver, also the popular 538 blog for the "new york times" and jon meacham executive editor at random house and a contributing editor at "time" magazine and a regular on "

. >> and max von sydow in "extremely loud & incredibly close."e did not say a word at all in that movie. a lot of silent movie stuff. >> brilliant in it, though. excellent. supporting actress, berenice bejo in "the artist." >> remember that image. >> and janet mcteer in "albert nobbs" and octavia spencer in "the help." the one that got the most is "hugo." >> oh, my gosh. >> "hugo" had 11 nominations. and "the artist" got ten. >> wow. >> so, yeah, people will be looking at these movies again. i tried to watch "hugo," but i had -- it's meant to be seen in 3d -- >> yeah. >> i couldn't watch it on regular tv. >> best picture, the nominees, "the artist," the silent film everybody's talking about, "the descendants," "extremely loud & incredibly close" -- when that name was announced everybody gasped. >> i know. nobody -- yeah. nobody expected that at all. >> "the help" and there's "hugo." if you haven't seen the movies -- oh, "midnight in paris." i forgot. >> enjoyed that. i loved that. "the tree of life," which i didn't care for. it lost me. and "war

max von sydow. >> best performance by an actress in a leading role: glenn close. viola davis.ney mara. meryl streep. michelle williams. >> nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role: damian -- george clooney. jean dujardin. gary oldman. brad pitt. >> best achievement in directing: martin scorsese. woody allen. terrance malick. >> for best original screenplay the nominees are: michael hazanavicius. woody allen. >> for adapted screenplay: alexander payne, jim rush. john logan. george clooney grant hazanavicius. aaron sorkin. bridget o'conner peter strong. >> for best foreign language film: from belgium, from israel, -- a separation. >> for best animated feature film: a cat in paris. chico and rita. kung fu panda 2. "puss in boots". >> finally, i'm pleased to announce the film selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are: warhorse. the heart 'tis. -- the artist. moneyball. the descendants. the tree of life. nominees to be determined. midnight paris. -- midnight in paris. the help. hugo. extremely loud and incredibly close. >> please join us on february 26th, wh

there were seven of those and one for max von sydow. >> there was a lot of love for that.picture list. >> and no best director either for that. >> why was "extremely loud & incredibly close" ignored until now? >> it's a difficult film to watch. it's about september 11th. it hits you over and over again. it's interesting you think tom hanks or sand dra bullock could have gotten nominate. once again you see oscars judging you by your past work. >> they didn't show that movie to a lot of people. i think a lot of the earlier awards just didn't -- they didn't see the movie or it wasn't really on the radar but obviously, the strategy really paid off for the oscars. >> screen play nominations for kristen wiig and george clooney. >> "hugo," a movie i didn't hear a lot about, getting 11? >> "hugo" is martin scorsese. >> it's huge. >> it's basically a big epic, big budget movie about film preservation. >> in other words, where you been, sam? >> well that's what it means. to me, you know, you're thinking -- popular movies will walk away with these things. >> vintage dogs doing new tr

supporting role -- kenneth branagh, jonah hill in "moneyball" nick nolte, christopher plumber and max von sydowlose. >> for best performance by an actress -- glenn close in albert nobbs. viola davis. rooney mara. meryl streep and michelle williams. >> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role are -- damien beschir. george clooney, jean dujardin. gary oldman. and brad pitt. >> for best achievement in director. michel hazanavicius. terrence malick for the tree of life. >>>. >>> for best original screen play. michel hazanavicius. annie and kristen wiig for bridesmaids. woody allen for mid might in fairs. and asghar fedali for the separation. >> for adapted careen play zsh alexander payne, gnat saxen, jim rush, john logan. george clooney, grant, hesloff, the ides of march. ste aaron sorkin. >> for best foreign language film, bullhead, foot note, in darkness in, monsieur lazhar. and a separation. >> for best an nated feature film. a cat in paris, chico and rita. kung fu panda 2, puss in boots, and rango. >>> and finally, i'm pleased to announce the films selected as best pictur

supporting actor you have kennethny branagh, jonah hill, christopher plumber, nick nolte, and max von sydow viola davis, rooney mara, meryl streep and michelle williams. >> the best per for mapss by an actor in a leading role is jamie bachir, george clooney, jean dujardin, gary oldman, and brad pitt. >> for best achievement in directing -- michelle hazanavicius, alexander payne, martin scorcese, terrence mallick and woody allen. >> for the best original screenplay, the nominees "the artist artist," "bridesmaids," "margin call", "midnight in paris," and "a separation." >> and for best a adapted screenplay, we have "the descendents," hugo," and george clooney a clooney for "the idz of march," and brad pitt in "moneyball," and also "tinker, tailor, soldier spy." >> for best foreign language film, we have "bullhead," "footnote," "in darkness" and "monsieur lazhar," and "a separation." >> and best animated feature you have a cat in paris, chico and rita, and kung fu panda 2, and "puss in boots" and "rango." >> and finally the films nominated for best picture for 2012 are" war horse" and "the art