Feb 22, 2007 • 1 min read

Van Morrison to receive Oscar Wilde award

Van Morrison will receive an Oscar Wilde award for his contributions to cinema at a ceremony in LA, where Al Pacino will present it.

Van Morrison is to receive an Oscar Wilde award for his contributions to cinema in an upcoming ceremony in LA. The Belfast-born star's music has appeared on the soundtrack of nearly fifty films, including 'Thelma & Louise', 'Bridget Jones's Diary', 'An American Werewolf In London' and 'The Departed'. Actor Al Pacino is set to present Morrison with his award.

The event, 'Oscar Wilde: Honouring Irish Writing', will take place at the city's Wiltshire Ebell Theatre and is hosted by the US-Ireland Alliance, a not-for-profit organisation geared to nurturing ties between the US and Irish film industries. Michael Moore will make a speech, and Helen Mirren is expected to also attend the ceremony, now in its second year.

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