Ellen Burstyn received Venice's Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement on Monday. [1] Reuters filed the honorary prize. [1] Variety filed Burstyn at the Sala Grande. [2] An honorary Lion is not Saturday's competition table. Print yesterday's. Do not print a second Lion.

Clooney's honorary was already prior. Guadagnino's Cartier Glory tonight is a sponsor honor, not this. Leave Saturday's table to Saturday. Print honorary. Print not awards night. A lifetime prize is still Monday's Sala Grande, not Saturday's table. Print yesterday's as Tuesday's named hold. Ninety-three years is still not Saturday's competition prize. Print honorary as still Monday's named prize. Print yesterday's as still not Saturday. Print honorary as still not a competition Lion.

Print yesterday's. Tuesday is not a second Burstyn night.

Ninety-three years old and still collecting Lions: Burstyn's Monday honor was the week's emotional peak. Tuesday adds no second ovation. Yesterday keeps its glow.

Glows fade slowly; yesterday's ovation warms today's copy. Tuesday basks. Saturday's competition belongs to others.

Warmed copy is still Monday's prize; Tuesday warms it. Warmth isn't a second Lion. Competition stays Saturday's.

Burstyn's Monday honor was the week's emotional peak. Tuesday adds no second ovation. Saturday's competition belongs to others.

Burstyn took the lifetime Lion at the Sala Grande on Monday. Ninety-three years does not mint a second ovation today. Clooney's honor was already prior; Cartier Glory is another night. Saturday's table is not hers to repeat.
Clooney's honor was already prior. Saturday's table is not hers to repeat. The lifetime Lion belongs to Monday.

Clooney's honor was already prior. Saturday's table is not hers to repeat. The lifetime Lion belongs to Monday.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles