Michelle Williams reflected on her movie 'Brokeback Mountain' losing Best Picture at the 2006 Oscars. The actress even threw a bit of shade while on the April 3 episode of 'Watch What Happens Live.' ...

The actress, 44, reflected on the romance western “Brokeback Mountain” losing Best Picture at the 2006 Oscars to the crime thriller “Crash.” During an appearance on “Watch What Happens ...

Pretty much everything is better. That’s why after rewatching Brokeback Mountain, I’m still of the opinion that it really ...

The 5x Oscar nominee recently questioned why the Academy snubbed her 2005 Ang Lee-helmed gay western Brokeback Mountain, which infamously lost the Best Picture trophy to Paul Haggis’ Crash.

Michelle Williams is just as confused as the rest of us by a major Academy Award injustice. The 5x Oscar nominee recently questioned why the Academy snubbed her 2005 Ang Lee-helmed gay western ...

Michelle Williams is looking back on her beloved film Brokeback Mountain. The actress recently stopped by Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen to promote her new show, Dying for Sex, when host Andy ...

These legendary Oscar snubs might not be so shocking when you realise many jury members never watched the films.

Michelle Williams still has some feelings about her movie Brokeback Mountain losing Best Picture at the 2006 Oscars. The 44-year-old Dying for Sex actress discussed the enduring impact of the ...

“Brokeback Mountain” starred Jake Gyllenhaal ... that “Crash” had gotten Best Picture is among the most contested Oscar wins in cinema history. And it seems that Williams agrees.

Michelle Williams still thinks Brokeback Mountain should’ve won Best Picture over Crash at the 2006 Academy Awards. The Dying For Sex star appeared on Thursday night’s (April 3) episode of ...

That’s why after rewatching Brokeback Mountain, I’m still of the opinion that it really should have won, and it stands as one of the most egregious losses in all of the Academy Awards history.