Nominations that are considered as ‘Afterglow’

[skyes Joined: Jan 24th, 2021 Topics: 5 Posts: 404 View Predictions]

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What are some examples of afterglow nominations, where recent winners get nominated shortly after their win?

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[gabspss Joined: Sep 10th, 2018 Topics: 146 Posts: 2133 View Predictions]

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I thought this thread was gonna be about the nominations the movie Afterglow received lmao.

It's about the chaotic editing in Moulin Rouge!

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[Rocketman Joined: Dec 10th, 2019 Topics: 0 Posts: 2 View Predictions]

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The biggest recent example is Rockwell getting nominated for Vice. 

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[kaziz Joined: Nov 10th, 2011 Topics: 3 Posts: 4879 View Predictions]

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How about afterglow nominations, which I feel are WAY more common. Margot Robbie in Bombshell immediately comes to mind.

Justice for Passing, Tessa Thompson & Ruth Negga.

The Power of the Dog / Jane Campion / Benedict Cumberbatch / Kristen Stewart / Kirsten Dunst / Troy Kotsur

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[crabbie Joined: Feb 26th, 2021 Topics: 1 Posts: 4148 View Predictions]

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Literally all of Jlaw’s nominations after Silver Linings Playbook.

Michelle (Yeoh, Williams) Oscar campaign manager.

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[wolfali Joined: Sep 4th, 2018 Topics: 215 Posts: 32958 View Predictions]

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Willem Dafoe for At Eternity’s Gate and Meryl Streep for <i>August : Osage County </i>are the first ones that come to mind that haven’t already been mentioned.

FYC:

"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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[kaziz Joined: Nov 10th, 2011 Topics: 3 Posts: 4879 View Predictions]

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wolfali wrote:

Willem Dafoe for At Eternity’s Gate and Meryl Streep for <i>August : Osage County </i>are the first ones that come to mind that haven’t already been mentioned.

Agreed with Dafoe in At Eternity’s Gate but I weep when people say/imply Streep was undeserving for August: Osage County. Honestly, it’s my favorite role of hers this century.

Justice for Passing, Tessa Thompson & Ruth Negga.

The Power of the Dog / Jane Campion / Benedict Cumberbatch / Kristen Stewart / Kirsten Dunst / Troy Kotsur

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[gabspss Joined: Sep 10th, 2018 Topics: 146 Posts: 2133 View Predictions]

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Jessica Tandy for Fried Green Tomatoes

Marcia Gay Harden for Mystic River

Penélope Cruz for Nine

Eddie Redmayne for The Danish Girl

Geoffrey Rush for Shakespeare in Love

William Hurt for Children of a Lesser God/Broadcast News

Benicio del Toro for 21 Grams

Alan Arkin for Argo

Ps.: There are a lot of actors who had nominations shortly after their wins, but I tried to name just the ones I felt were helped by their win to get the nomination.

It's about the chaotic editing in Moulin Rouge!

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[ReddWhite Joined: Mar 20th, 2021 Topics: 0 Posts: 361 View Predictions]

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Though she didn’t win, Jackie Weaver comes to mind for SLP, she only got an AACTA win before that. Shame she didn’t get more jobs in Hollywood, she was amazing in Animal Kingdom, and way better than Melissa Leo.

Impossachievable

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[FairWeatherAffair Joined: May 11th, 2018 Topics: 4 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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Hurt should have won again for Broadcast News so that’s one afterglow nomination I won’t complain about haha.

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[SN Joined: Dec 7th, 2014 Topics: 4 Posts: 3535 View Predictions]

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Olivia Colman and Frances McDormand this year

Christian Bale for American Hustle

Javier Bardem for Biutiful

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[DaKardii Joined: Jan 12th, 2018 Topics: 31 Posts: 588 View Predictions]

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All actors/actresses who were nominated again the year after they won:

Julie Andrews (won 1964, nominated 1965)
Ingrid Bergman (won 1944, nominated 1945)
Marlon Brando (won 1972, nominated 1973)
Walter Brennan (won 1940, nominated 1941)
Jeff Bridges (won 2009, nominated 2010)
Claudette Colbert (won 1934, nominated 1935)
Gary Cooper (won 1941, nominated 1942)
Bing Crosby (won 1944, nominated 1945)
Russell Crowe (won 2000, nominated 2001)
Penelope Cruz (won 2008, nominated 2009)
Bette Davis (won 1938, nominated 1939)
Jane Fonda (won 1978, nominated 1979)
Clark Gable (won 1934, nominated 1935)
Greer Garson (won 1942, nominated 1943)
Lee Grant (won 1975, nominated 1976)
Tom Hanks (won 1993, won AGAIN 1994)
Audrey Hepburn (won 1953, nominated 1954)
Katharine Hepburn (won 1967, won AGAIN 1968)
William Hurt (won 1985, nominated 1986)
Glenda Jackson (won 1970, nominated 1971)
Jennifer Jones (won 1943, nominated 1944)
Jennifer Lawrence (won 2012, nominated 2013)
Paul Muni (won 1936, nominated 1937)
Estelle Parsons (won 1967, nominated 1968)
Anthony Quinn (won 1956, nominated 1957)
Luise Rainer (won 1936, won AGAIN 1937)
Eddie Redmayne (won 2014, nominated 2015)
Jason Robards (won 1976, won AGAIN 1977)
Sam Rockwell (won 2017, nominated 2018)
George C. Scott (won 1970, nominated 1971)
Norma Shearer (won 1929/30, nominated 1930/31)
Meryl Streep (won 1982, nominated 1983)
Emma Thompson (won 1992, nominated TWICE 1993)
Spencer Tracy (won 1937, won AGAIN 1938)

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[Stank83 Joined: Mar 8th, 2020 Topics: 104 Posts: 2089 View Predictions]

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Bradley Cooper’s two undeserved nominations after Silver Linings Playbook are the ultimate example of “Afterglow nomination”.

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[FilmRoyalty Joined: Oct 5th, 2011 Topics: 63 Posts: 2656 View Predictions]

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I first thought this was about the Julie Christy movie.

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