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'Hugo' and 'War Horse' aren't the only family films to get recognized with Oscar nominations
The 2003 film made it to the Oscars when Johnny Depp earned a Best Actor nomination for playing swaggering, fast-talking Captain Jack Sparrow. Disney executives were horrified by Depp's performance when they saw the first scenes, with then-chief executive officer Michael Eisner saying that Depp was ruining the film. Depp improvised some of his lines during filming, including what became known as his catchphrase, the often-repeated "Savvy?"
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