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Kevin Costner and his $100-Million Box Office Letter Bomb THE POSTMAN have received the award equivalent of a "Return to Sender" stamp, sweeping the 18th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards for Worst Achievements in Film and, in the process, becoming the First Film in Raspberry History ever to "Win" Every Single RAZZIE for Which It Was Nominated.

In addition to Worst Picture of 1997, POSTMAN was Dis-honored for Worst Actor (Costner) Worst Director (Costner again), Worst Screenplay (Co-Written by Eric Roth and the Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter of L.A. CONFIDENTIAL BrianHelgeland) and Worst Song (the First Time an Entire Song Score was so Dis-Honored).

But POSTMAN was not alone in its sweep -- Also "Winning" Every Single RAZZIE for Which It Was Nominated was DOUBLE TEAM, the Screen Debut of Neon- Haired Basketball Bad Boy Dennis Rodman -- And All Three of it's "wins" involved Rodman himself: Dennis was roundly dis-honored by the RAZZIE Poll as Worst Supporting Actor, Worst New Star (beating out such Stiff Competition as Tori Spelling and Howard Stern) and was also Half of the "Winning" Worst Screen Couple, along with his Kick-Boxing Co-Star Jean Claude van Damme.

Other "Winners" at the light-hearted annual spoof of award shows in general (and the Oscars in pareticular) included: Demi Moore, the first actress in a decade to Repeat as Worst Actress Two Years in a Row (This year for her Shaved-Headed Navy S.E.A.L. in the Mis-Titled G.I. JANE); A Teenaged Tyro Who's Gotten Too Big for Her Britches (Literally!) Alicia Silverstone as Worst Supporting Actress for Bat Girl in the Bat Bamob BATMAN & ROBIN; the Oscar-Ignored Way-Over-Budget Ocean-Liner Disaster SPEED 2: CRUISE CONTROL as Worst Re-Make or Seqauel, and, in the Newest RAZZIE Category Worst Reckless Disregard for Human Life & Public Property, CON AIR.

This year's RAZZIE results were determined by mailing ballots to 487 Foundation members (film professionals, journalists and fans) throughout 35 U.S. states and eight foreign countries. the Award itself, a gold-spray- painted, golf-ball sized plastic raspberry atop a reel of Super-8 film, has an inflation-adjusted street value of about $2.29.

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