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Darling, her timeless and fearless performance in Breaking The Waves should have won back in 1997. It’s one of the best acting performances ever given by an actress.
and the fact that Mcdormand won that year for Fargo when Watson literally gave a lifetime performance should have banned Ms Frances from winning again
Will Smith ain’t attending omg I wonder who’s gonna present Michelle Yeoh the Best Actress trophy.
Cher please
FYC:
Everything Everywhere All At Once in every eligible category
Hold My Hand - Lady Gaga for Best Original Song
and the fact that Mcdormand won that year for Fargo when Watson literally gave a lifetime performance should have banned Ms Frances from winning again
FYC:
Everything Everywhere All At Once in every eligible category
Hold My Hand - Lady Gaga for Best Original Song
and the fact that Mcdormand won that year for Fargo when Watson literally gave a lifetime performance should have banned Ms Frances from winning again
The real winner that year…
Emmy FYC:
Chloë Sevigny in “The Girl From Plainville” and “Russian Doll”
Will Smith ain’t attending omg I wonder who’s gonna present Michelle Yeoh the Best Actress trophy.
Halle Berry
Random… but how exactly do I post a gif ? Lol
Random… but how exactly do I post a gif ? Lol
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FYC:
Everything Everywhere All At Once in every eligible category
Hold My Hand - Lady Gaga for Best Original Song
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Thanks!!
Yeoh’s movie #1 on Wednesday. The nation loves it.
All four of Cate Blanchett's Best Actress Oscar nods were for performances where she played the title character (Elizabeth, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Blue Jasmine, Carol).
In her next film from Todd Field entitled TÁR, her character's name is Lydia Tár. Take that as you will. pic.twitter.com/aekbUrAZjJ
— Nicol 🌸 | #LeniKiko2022 🎀 (@nikowl) May 5, 2022
I sense that despite the splashy Cannes premiere for Focus Features’ Armageddon Time, it may underperform in awards season. It’s a coming-of-age film that is likely to be lost in the shadow of parent company Universal’s somewhat thematically similar The Fabelmans – and after Focus’s Belfast, voters may find it might be a bit much this season to encounter two more filmmakers’ autobiographical origin stories. In light of this, I’m sensing that Tár is likely to turn out to be Focus’s prime contender this season. Worth noting that the studio has already slotted its release date — Oct. 7, boldly facing off against MGM/UA’s Till — even before any announced plans for fest engagements (Telluride or Toronto sound likely), while Armageddon Time still awaits a date.
So, Oct. 7 – could be quite the symbolic face-off between potential Best Actress rivals Cate Blanchett and Danielle Deadwyler, while more than two months later the same week will bring another quirk-of-schedule showdown between Naomi Ackie (I Wanna Dance With Somebody) and, four days later, Margot Robbie (Babylon). In between, She Said‘s Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan open shoulder to shoulder on Nov. 18 with The Menu‘s dark-horse contender Anya Taylor-Joy, courtesy of Searchlight, which still needs to nail down the dates for a trio of its fest contenders, Saoirse Ronan‘s See How They Run, Olivia Colman‘s Empire of Light and Emma Stone‘s Poor Things. Searchlight has quite the enviable track record in Best Actress recently – won’t be betting against that house.
In addition, Netflix hasn’t yet announced a date for another potential powerhouse player it’s scheduled for 2022, Shirley (starring Regina King), but I’m thinking a Telluride/Toronto launch for that one appears likely at the moment.
FYC
Best Picture: "Showing Up" (A24); “Bones & All” (MGM/UA)
Best Director: Kelly Reichardt; Luca Guadagnino
Best Actress: Michelle Williams; Taylor Russell
Best Actor: Timothee Chalamet
Best Supporting Actress: Hong Chau, Heather Lawless, Amanda Plummer; Chloe Sevigny
Best Supporting Actor: Judd Hirsch, Andre Benjamin, John Magaro; Mark Rylance, Andre Holland, Michael Stuhlbarg
Best Original Screenplay: Kelly Reichardt, Jonathan Raymond
Best Adapted Screenplay: David KajganichYeoh’s movie #1 on Wednesday. The nation loves it.
And instead of a drop, the film seems to have a % increase from last week
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/
Will Smith ain’t attending omg I wonder who’s gonna present Michelle Yeoh the Best Actress trophy.
Jackie Chan to complete the circle.
Michelle (Yeoh, Williams) Oscar campaign manager.
And instead of a drop, the film seems to have a % increase from last week
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/
No it hasn’t dropped. When does that happen? Never.
The Sunne in Splendour.
I prefer my roses whiteAnother industry fan of EEAAO
"Everything Everywhere All at Once". What an amazing movie, with brilliant performances. Kudos to everyone involved. ❤️
The story is about a woman who's swept up in an insane adventure, where she alone can save the Earth by exploring other universes.
Make sure to check it out! pic.twitter.com/0TjwQJj2My
— Shohreh Aghdashloo (@SAghdashloo) May 5, 2022
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