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Sun, Feb 26 2012 Pride sweeps France over Oscar wins for "The Artist" Tweet Share this Email Print Factbox Factbox: Memorable quotes from the Oscars 2:59am EST Related News "The Artist" paints golden picture at Oscars 9:19am EST Jean Dujardin wins best actor Oscar for 'The Artist' 6:47am EST Oscars and Meryl Streep set social media abuzz 3:49am EST "The Artist" wins Oscar for best picture 3:23am EST Analysis & Opinion Talk for now in Syria, but prepare to arm Adele’s ‘stock’ hits new 52-week high after Grammy boost Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Film » France » By Alexandria Sage PARIS | Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:54am EST PARIS (Reuters) - France was awash in Oscar celebrations Monday after "The Artist" won five Academy Awards including the first Best Actor win for a Frenchman, unleashing a wave of national pride. Television stations played The Artist star Jean Dujardin's acceptance speech over and over, Le Monde's front page proclaimed "French triumph in Hollywood" over a photo of the actor raising his statuette in victory, while politicians on the campaign trail sought to capitalize on the excitement. President Nicolas Sarkozy called Dujardin's performance "dazzling," while his Socialist rival for the presidency, Francois Hollande, said the five Oscars won by The Artist made the film a "legend of French cinema." The Artist, a French tribute to Hollywood's silent era, clinched the coveted Best Film award, grabbed a Best Director for Michel Hazanavicius and also won for musical score and costume design as well as Dujardin's Best Actor. "I've got the feeling of being in a hot bath and I don't really feel like getting out," Dujardin told RTL radio on Monday morning. "The pressure is going away and it's very, very pleasant." In the run-up to the Oscars, satiric nightly news show "Le Petit Journal" presented recurring clips of "Jean vs. George (Clooney)," a spoof of over-hyped boxing matches in which images of the two rival nominees faced off amid theatrical music and special effects. In an multi-page spread in Paris Match magazine last week, Dujardin's wife Alexandra Lamy -- who herself has three upcoming films -- said the behavior of people in France has changed since her husband was nominated for an Oscar. "They encourage Jean, they want him to win for them, for France. You would think we were back in 1998, during the World Cup," she said. The Artist was re-released in France earlier this month to capture a second wave of filmgoers motivated by the buzz around Dujardin, a well-liked actor who has been working in film for more than a decade. "I think it's very good and more than that, Jean Dujardin is very nice, he doesn't seem to be gloating ..." said one French film fan Monday. "It's a very beautiful film, nostalgic." Dujardin and Lamy became household names in 1999 when they starred in the television show "A Guy and a Girl." A few years later, the comedy "Brice de Nice," in which he played a dead-beat surfer, sealed his fame and box-office appeal. In The Artist Dujardin plays silent movie icon George Valentin, a Clark Gable type who refuses to accept the death of the silent movie. Co-star Berenice Bejo was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar, while Uggie the dog, an expressive Jack Russell Terrier, also steals a scene or two. "Maybe it's a feel-good movie, a love story, a simple story and maybe there is a cute dog. Everybody loves a cute dog," Dujardin explained to Reuters TV in a January interview. In France, ads for a new buddy film, "The Unfaithful," co-directed by and co-starring Dujardin, have caused a mini-storm, with Dujardin's face photographed between the straddled, shapely legs of a woman in high heels. FIRST FRENCHMAN With his win Sunday night, Dujardin became the first French actor to win an Academy Award for Best Actor. Two French actresses before him have taken home Oscars for Best Actress. Simone Signoret became the first French person to win an Academy Award when she won it in 1959 and Marion Cotillard won in 2007. Claudette Colbert, who left France at the age of three, won in 1935. "I love your country," Dujardin declared in English in accepting his award, before reverting to his native French to shout, "Bloody Hell! Brilliant! Thanks! Fantastic! Thank you very much!" Back on home soil Friday, Dujardin was shut out from France's highest acting honors, the Cesars, with the "Best Actor" award going to Omar Sy in "Intouchables." Still, The Artist received six Cesars, including a Best Actress for Bejo. Hollywood has fallen hard for the suave Dujardin, who managed to also nab Best Actor awards this season at the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild, as well as a BAFTA award in London. Dujardin burst into a rousing rendition of France's national anthem, "La Marseillaise," after winning the SAG awards, and acknowledged the "pressure" was on to represent his country. (Reporting By Alexandria Sage, editing by Paul Casciato) Entertainment Fashion Film France Related Quotes and News Company Price Related News Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints Entertainment News From the Wrap 'The Artist' Producer Thomas Langmann Backstage at the Oscars: 'No One Wanted to Help Us' 2:22am EST "Artist" producer said that winning the Oscar was especially sweet because his father had won one, and called the movie a tribute to American Cinema Octavia Spencer Backstage at the Oscars: 'I'm Scared to Death Right Now' 2:24am EST Octavia Spencer said she felt scared to death after winning her Oscar, but wants to be proactive about bringing work to others that deserve a shot Michel Hazanavicius Backstage at the Oscars: I Could Thank Billy Wilder a Thousand Times 2:39am EST The Oscar winning director of "The Artist" called Billy Wilder the perfect director and said he next wants to remake "The Search" Oscars Review: Brett Ratner Dodged a Bullet 2:43am EST The funniest person was also the only one who most decidely chose a side -former Oscar host Chris Rock ridiculing the notion that voicing animated films is hard We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. 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