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Quan checks a lot of boxes:
-is in a major BP contender
-portrays multiple versions of the same role
-has multiple “Oscar clip” scenes
-is the heart and soul of his film; as well as the first key to the film’s thesis
-has a big comeback narrative, especially as an Asian-American actor who finally got his first major part after a long, long time
-is well-received by the majority of critics and general public
-adored by fellow actors
-one could argue that if EEAAO is to be awarded an acting win, Quan is the oneHopefully this category ends with a result I’ve been hoping for
Darling, while I’m quite devastated by disappointments from watching Close (Belgium’s entry for international feature) and its many flaws, But the boy who plays Remi (Gustav De Waele) is magnificent.
He haunts the second half of the movie and can’t stop thinking of his character without me bawling my eyes out. What an honest, heartbreaking, impressive breakthrough performance. He deserves to be in contention
I really want Barry Keoghan to be nominated; he had my favorite scene of any this year (the scene by the river with Siobhan). But I am currently predicting Dano, Gleeson, Pitt, Quan, and Whishaw. I would be overjoyed if Keoghan were to be nominated but I think he will be this year’s Mike Faist for me.
I absolutely hated Judd Hirsch’s over-acting in The Fabelmans. That was my least favorite five minutes of the entire movie or any movie I have seen this year. Dreadful ):
I think it’s Quan’s to lose, but this time last year everyone was just as confident in Kodi ‘Sweep’-McPhee so I’m trying to not put too much stock into critics awards so far.?
I mean, Power of the Dog is a BIT less of an audience favorite than Everything…
this time last year everyone was just as confident in Kodi ‘Sweep’-McPhee so I’m trying to not put too much stock into critics awards so far.
The main difference was that McPhee’s reception was good but plenty of people had a “Really? He’s the frontrunner for that?” kind of reaction towards his acting.
Quan is just beloved for his character and his persona. I’m sure He’s gonna leave everyone in tears with his speeches.
The main difference was that McPhee’s reception was good but plenty of people had a “Really? He’s the frontrunner for that?” kind of reaction towards his acting.
Quan is just beloved for his character and his persona. I’m sure He’s gonna leave everyone in tears with his speeches.
Quan getting such long overdue adoration from critics and audiences alike, this award season just might be one for the books.
This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.Paul Dano deserves to be nominated. I completely related to his performance. Everyone can relate or know someone exactly like him. He plays the straight forward dad role, but nails it with his performance. The script is so bad, and he elevates every seen with his son. He also has to deal with Michelle Williams outlandish performance, and acting opposite her. I bet that was no easy feat
FR, Paul Dano is the MVP of The Fabelmans.
December
1.Kee Huay Quan (Everything Everywhere All at Once)
2. Brendan Gleeson (The Banshees of Inisherin)
3. Barry Keoghan (The Banshees of Inisherin)
4. Paul Dano (The Fabelmans)
5. Mark Rylance (Bones and All)The main difference was that McPhee’s reception was good but plenty of people had a “Really? He’s the frontrunner for that?” kind of reaction towards his acting. Quan is just beloved for his character and his persona. I’m sure He’s gonna leave everyone in tears with his speeches.
Yeah, which I find funny because I felt that way about basically every performance in that film except McPhee. Cumberbatch was…fine, Plemmons was just kind of there but wound up getting a nom anyway due to industry respect, but McPhee portrayed so much subtlety and complexity in that character. I watched it three times and caught something new he did every single time that hinted toward his character’s direction. He was just excellent. I was perplexed to see so many people think otherwise.
The 2022 Atlanta Film Critics Circle Awards
Best Supporting Actor:
Ke Huy Quan – EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE #AFCC #AFCC2022Awards #EverythingEverywhereAllAtOnce @allatoncemovie @a24 pic.twitter.com/jNAtQjWP66— Atlanta Film Critics Circle (@ATLFilmCritics) December 5, 2022
KINGS
Paul Dano and Brian Tyree Henry will take part in this year’s Variety Actors On Actors series. pic.twitter.com/rinZzKo1dd
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) December 5, 2022
It’s December and some people are still predicting Hirsch despite him doing nothing in that movie. Make it stop. Just let go already :rolleyes: Dano is getting the most praise, he’s the one taking part in Variety Actors On Actors and actually campaigning.
So it continues…
Almost 40 years after Ke Huy Quan charmed audiences in ‘Indiana Jones’ and ‘The Goonies,’ he found the role of a lifetime with ‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.’ https://t.co/SCeaetpO1X
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) December 6, 2022
So it continues…
I’m so happy for him. He deserves the best of opportunities.
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