Justin Henry was eight when he was nominated for the 1979 film Kramer vs Kramer, and Anna Paquin won one for The Piano when she too was 11.
In the local derby vs Leicestershire, his full array of skills were on show.
In the first four days, he visited the pristine Whitehaven Beach, stopped for lunch at Hayman Island, went on a tour of the Coral Sea and Daydream Island and ended up at the Seaworld adventure park and a game of Aussie Rules (Richmond vs Adelaide - Go Crows!).
After that we look north to Montreal vs Seattle (Sat 4pm, Olympic Stadium, RDS/Q13 Fox), weather permitting (it's a bit cold).
We get under way on Saturday with New England vs Vancouver (Sat 2pm, Gillette Stadium, CTV BC/CSN-NE) and a chance for the Revs to put right two defeats to the two teams who've probably had the sharpest starts in the East — Houston and Philadelphia.
Only one game this Sunday, and it's Chicago Fire vs New York Red Bulls (Sun 3pm, Toyota Park, Unimas), which gives us the chance to see which Chicago Fire we're supposed to believe — the one that fell over against Chivas in week one, or the one that almost got a result in Portland last week.
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You can't really blame them: beach and pool vs hot bus ride and dusty museum is a no-brainer if, like Liberty, you're 11.
I first saw Meryl Streep in a terribly unflattering light: in Kramer vs Kramer, as the mother who leaves behind her young son and husband to find herself.
The non-Canadian ones have all been dragged from backyard grills to present their take on the week's big stories for their teams, while the Canadian ones would like to point out that for a fuller picture of the weekend's action you might want to watch Canada vs Martinique when they get the Gold Cup action underway at the Rose Bowl on Sunday afternoon.
Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne, respectively playing wartime codebreaker Alan Turing and Stephen Hawking seem to be the frontrunners here, and this nomination list might incidentally revive the posh vs non-posh debate in the acting profession.
