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Ok, continuing the previous post made by @ENGLAND, here’s the list of the highest grossing films that earned Best Actor nominations. @Sir Shaw posted some of them in the previous post, but I think it deserves a separated discussion. Again, inflation is not included and I’m including films that grossed $300 million+ as for now.
1. Joker – $1.074B (Joaquin Phoenix) WON
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2. Bohemian Rhapsody – $904.6M (Rami Malek) WON
3. Forrest Gump – $678.2M (Tom Hanks) WON
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl – $654.3M (Johnny Depp)
5. The Martian – $630.2M (Matt Damon)
6. American Sniper – $547.4M (Bradley Cooper)
7. The Revenant – $533.0M (Leonardo DiCaprio) WON
8. Saving Private Ryan – $482.3 (Tom Hanks)
9. Gladiator – $465.4M (Russell Crowe) WON
10. La La Land – $448.9M (Ryan Gosling)
11. Les Miserables – $441.8M (Hugh Jackman)
12. A Star Is Born – $436.2M (Bradley Cooper)
13. Cast Away – $429.6M (Tom Hanks)
14. The King’s Speech – $427.4M (Colin Firth) WON
15. Dance with Wolves – $424.2M (Kevin Costner)
16. Gone with the Wind – $402.4M (Clark Gable)
17. The Wolf of Wall Street – $392M (Leonardo DiCaprio)
18. Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood – $374.4M (Leonardo DiCaprio)
19. American Beauty – $356.3M (Kevin Spacey) WON
20. Rain Man – $354.8 (Dustin Hoffman) WON
21. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – $335.8M (Brad Pitt)
22. Schindler’s List – $322.2M (Liam Neeson)
23. Green Book – $321.8M (Viggo Mortensen)
24. A Beautiful Mind – $316.8M (Russell Crowe)
25. As Good as It Gets – $314.2M (Jack Nicholson) WON
26. The Pursuit of Happiness – $307.1M (Will Smith)26 Best Actor nominees grossed more than $300 million, in comparison to 15 in Best Actress.
The two highest grossing films are the last two winners in this category. Before 2018, the highest grossing Best Actor nominee was below the two highest grossing Best Actress nominees (Titanic and Gravity). Now only Titanic is above the biggest Best Actor nominee.
ReplyCopy URLSN wrote: 6. Bradley Cooper – $547.4M (Bradley Cooper)
The most shocking Oscar bait yet! The biopic about Bradley Cooper’s thirst to win an Oscar! Directed by Ron Howard, co-starring Amy Adams.
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American Sniper made so much. No wonder Cooper got a surprise nomination at the Oscars.
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FYC:
Best Picture: Banshees of Inisherin, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Decision to Leave
Best Director: Park Chan-Wook Todd Field
Best Original Screenplay: Banshees of Inisherin, Everything Everywhere All At Once
Best Actor: Colin Farrell
Best Actress: Michelle Yeoh, Cate Blanchett, Tang Wei
Best Supporting Actor: Brendan Gleeson, Ke Huy Quan
Best Supporting Actress: Kerry Condon, Nina HossOk, continuing the previous post made by @ENGLAND, here’s the list of the highest grossing films that earned Best Actor nominations. @Sir Shaw posted some of them in the previous post, but I think it deserves a separated discussion. Again, inflation is not included and I’m including films that grossed $300 million+ as for now. 1. Joker – $1.074B (Joaquin Phoenix) WON 2. Bohemian Rhapsody – $904.6M (Rami Malek) WON 3. Forrest Gump – $678.2M (Tom Hanks) WON 4. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl – $654.3M (Johnny Depp) 5. The Martian – $630.2M (Matt Damon) 6. American Sniper – $547.4M (Bradley Cooper) 7. The Revenant – $533.0M (Leonardo DiCaprio) WON 8. Saving Private Ryan – $482.3 (Tom Hanks) 9. Gladiator – $465.4M (Russell Crowe) WON 10. La La Land – $448.9M (Ryan Gosling) 11. Les Miserables – $441.8M (Hugh Jackman) 12. A Star Is Born – $436.2M (Bradley Cooper) 13. Cast Away – $429.6M (Tom Hanks) 14. The King’s Speech – $427.4M (Colin Firth) WON 15. Dance with Wolves – $424.2M (Kevin Costner) 16. Gone with the Wind – $402.4M (Clark Gable) 17. The Wolf of Wall Street – $392M (Leonardo DiCaprio) 18. Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood – $374.4M (Leonardo DiCaprio) 19. American Beauty – $356.3M (Kevin Spacey) WON 20. Rain Man – $354.8 (Dustin Hoffman) WON 21. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – $335.8M (Brad Pitt) 22. Schindler’s List – $322.2M (Liam Neeson) 23. Green Book – $321.8M (Viggo Mortensen) 24. A Beautiful Mind – $316.8M (Russell Crowe) 25. As Good as It Gets – $314.2M (Jack Nicholson) WON 26. The Pursuit of Happiness – $307.1M (Will Smith)
Rami Malek wasn´t in the first place for too long
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