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Do you think any of these actresses had a chance to be nominated in the fifth slot ala Marina de Tavira‘s style?
Charlene Swankie, Nomadland
Molly Parker, Pieces of A Woman
Sophia Loren, The Life Ahead
Candice Bergen, Let Them All Talk
Talia Ryder, Never Rarely Sometimes Always
Fiona Shaw, Ammonite
Toni Collette, I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Priyanka Chopra Jones, The White Tiger
Dominique Fishback, Judas and The Black Messiah
Helena Zengel, News of the World
Olivia Cooke, The Sound of Metal
– you can also add more performances you think had a chance at the nominations morning…
ReplyFishback is not a surprise for me, currently predicting her and i think she will come crack everyone’s top 5
Of the list I can think of Zengel and Chopra-Jones
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"Succession" and "Severance" in all Drama categories;
"Ted Lasso" and "The Great" in all Comedy categories;
"Station Eleven" and "The White Lotus" in all Limited categories + Ethan Hawke for "Moon Knight".The most obvious De Tavira this year will be Olivia Williams, since her movie is getting nominated across the board.
My wildcard in this category is Lesley Manville, but if her movie is more embraced than expected, Abril Zamora (another unknown foreign language performance)
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Swinton, Weerasethakul Memoria, (Best Actress, Director)
Efira, Rampling, Wilson Benedetta (Best Actress, Supporting Actress/Actor)
Rapace Lamb (Best Actress)
Stewart, Hawkins, Spall Spencer (Best Actress, Supporting Actress/Actor)The most obvious De Tavira this year will be Olivia Williams, since her movie is getting nominated across the board.
Almost everyone that I know that watched the movie said Williams is not happening in a million years. I do think Charlene Swankie could be the De Tavira of year, but I’m being slightly biased cause I loved her performance.
ReplyCopy URLThe most obvious De Tavira this year will be Olivia Williams, since her movie is getting nominated across the board.
I loved <i>The Father </i>and Williams’ performance but there is no way she’s happening.
I think the De Tavira of this year will be either Olivia Cooke or Dominique Fishback. Currently leaning towards the former as I am predicting her film to be a bigger player.
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"The Good Fight", "The Other Two" and "Station Eleven" in all categories, Sarah Lancashire ("Julia"), William Jackson Harper ("Love Life") and Luke Kirby ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel")
Of this list, I would love for Talia Ryder who helped anchor NRSA with Flanigan, but didn’t get any of the major critics credit for it, so it might be hard for her to break through unless they discover the film from its critics wins and are obsessed with it. I still maintain it’s not so grueling or controversial that it can’t find enough votes for nominations, but only in the categories that critics pushed it for.
Fishback only happens if Judas really catches on, and as a late release maybe she can benefit from that momentum but I’m getting Carmen Ejogo in Selma vibes at best.
I don’t think NOTW is an acting contender, or a contender beyond techs personally, but if Zengel starts getting main precursor nominations and it turns out to be a bigger hit than I suspect, I don’t think she would be a MdT-style surprise on nominations morning.
Chopra has an outside shot at a Globes nomination, lol.
Olivia Cooke isn’t inconceivable if Sound of Metal really slays with voters, which I think it can. It seems to have a rooting underdog factor and generally playing pretty well with audiences. But with that performance? You could certainly nominate worse, but it’s quite limited (by design, not her fault).
ReplyCopy URLMolly Parker, Pieces of A Woman
I would love for Molly Parker to get in but imo she has no chance. If she magically got in then Kirby would probably be easily winning Best Actress.
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"The Good Fight", "The Other Two" and "Station Eleven" in all categories, Sarah Lancashire ("Julia"), William Jackson Harper ("Love Life") and Luke Kirby ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel")
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