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Swinton pays off big in Vegas
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          Jan 03, 2002
          
        
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       Tilda Swinton surfaced as Best Actress for her role in The Deep End in this year's voting by the Las Vegas Film Critics Society. Other top nods went to Guy Pearce, Best Actor for Memento; Steve Buscemi, Best Supporting Actor for Ghost World; and Naomi Watts, Best Supporting Actress for Mulholland Drive. 

        
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