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Carey Mulligan is winning this race. She was superb in she said.
She may not even been nominated. Not with the toxic buzz of “the worst wide opening film in years” (Fair or not). And with the think articles about how that film needs Tom McCarthy.
It’s lone adapted screenplay or bust for She Said.
She may not even been nominated. Not with the toxic buzz of “the worst wide opening film in years” (Fair or not). And with the think articles about how that film needs Tom McCarthy. It’s lone adapted screenplay or bust for She Said.
Anti-advertising is also advertising. Underestimate Carey Mulligan at your own risk.
She may not even been nominated. Not with the toxic buzz of “the worst wide opening film in years” (Fair or not). And with the think articles about how that film needs Tom McCarthy.
While the toxic buzz was incredibly unfair, and that Peter Bart article in Deadline was the worst example of “mansplaining” I’ve ever encountered, you know what? As long as people eventually see She Said via streaming or other means, I don’t think Mulligan will care much if she’s not nominated for another Oscar this year. You know where she is right now? She’s in Ukraine, working with War Child, a charity for which she’s been a Global Ambassador for over a decade, focusing on a bigger problem. See https://twitter.com/WarChildUK/status/1597214311570878464?s=20&t=RSBUbZhn5R-nozt1Hzx16g
Such an interesting Stat!
Fun Oscars Fact: The last 8 consecutive years, the Best Supporting Actress Winners have all been the sole win for their movies they were in.
Will we see the same outcome again in 2023? pic.twitter.com/mWKOHUDCRS
— Luke Hearfield (@LukeHearfield) November 28, 2022
In the past few years especially it’s becoming the consolation prize for the the likely 3rd-4th place best picture winner that was probably 2nd-3rd place in a bunch of categories. Who’s going to fit that bill this year? Banshees? Women Talking?
With Ke Huy Quan winning at Gothams, this category hasn’t changed much. But I have to say, the more clips I see of Hong Chau in The Whale, the more I’d like to see her pull a win off.
Such an interesting Stat!
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
Chau’s Gotham clip … she’s coming.
FYC: Danielle Deadwyler, Best Actress in a Leading Role
Hong Chau dominating the season with The Whale and The Menu… Queen ish right there. Don’t underestimate MOTHER.
I’m never dropping Stephanie Hsu.
Actress Claire Foy says her new film @Women_Talking is based on a true story that “deserves to be told.”
She shares how having a therapist on set helped create a “supportive environment” for the actors as they portrayed “triggering” subject matter. pic.twitter.com/yCBQWYdUUl
— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) November 29, 2022
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
Just saw Glass Onion and I know Monae has been singled out as the standout which she was in my opinion. But I don’t think she’ll get the nom. The role itself was doing most of the heavy lifting.
On the other hand, the movie was great, I would definitely give it a rewatch to pick up on all the little clues I missed (there were a lot) and I would love noms for score and production design, but contemporary films don’t really do well in the latter.
Best Supporting Actress, Winner: Carey Mulligan #SheSaid #SCAwards pic.twitter.com/hylquE4Kak
— Sunset Circle Awards (@SunsetAwards) November 30, 2022
Runner-up is Claire Foy in Women Talking.
Darling, there’s no way this is a supporting role.
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