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'One Battle After Another' wins Best Adapted Screenplay & Inaugural Casting Oscar

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News18•16-03-2026, 07:00

'One Battle After Another' wins Best Adapted Screenplay & Inaugural Casting Oscar

•Paul Thomas Anderson’s 'One Battle After Another' secured the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar award.
•Anderson dedicated his win to his wife Maya Rudolph and children Pearl, Lucille, Jack, and Ida.
•He acknowledged Thomas Pynchon for the adaptation and expressed hope for his children's generation to bring common sense and decency.
•Cassandra Kulukundis won the inaugural Oscar for Best Casting for 'One Battle After Another'.
•This marks the Academy's first new category since the Best Animated Feature Film was introduced in 2001.

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