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Lily Collins has a chance if there’s buzz surrounding her performance, but I think all the Burke/Pelphrey predictions can end now.
I can still imagine a Burke nod. But everything we’re seeing indicates Dance will be the film’s major player in that category.
Same can be applied to Seyfried (Dance) and Collins (Burke).
ReplyCopy URLI can see Burke being very similar to Sam Rockwell in Vice. Where even if he isnt in the film that much, he can still get nominated off of recognition of his role alone. Like I said before, the Academy sure does love Orsen.
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I can see Burke being very similar to Sam Rockwell in Vice. Where even if he isnt in the film that much, he can still get nominated off of recognition of his role alone. Like I said before, the Academy sure does love Orsen.
Yes, but Burke has a few extra objects in his way, since unlike Rockwell, he’s an unknown, he didn’t win the previous year, and he apparently has an internal competitor with a larger role and better performance in play.
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There’s a new website with some neat pictures and snippets of the score.
ReplyCopy URLI can see Burke being very similar to Sam Rockwell in Vice. Where even if he isnt in the film that much, he can still get nominated off of recognition of his role alone. Like I said before, the Academy sure does love Orsen.
I agree 100%
A film based on Orson Welles during the Citizen Kane era is Oscar bait for any actor portraying him. No matter how limited the role is.
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👑Mary Wilson (1944-2021)Picture, Director, Actor, Supp. Actor (Seyfried), Supp. Actor (Dance), Screenplay, Editing, Cinematography, Sound, Production Design, Costumes, Hair/ Makeup and Score.
I’d give it an outside chance to double up in one or both Supporting Categories too. Collins looks good in the trailer, and there’s quite a few uncertain spots in that race. As has been said above, Burke is playing Orson Welles in a movie revolving around Citizen Kane. That category seems very weak, so a double up isn’t out of the cards there.
That would take it to 14/15 nods, which I think ties/ breaks the record – this isn’t too drastic to predict though, given it’s a massive film in a year with serious dearth of major contenders.
I think it will win quite a few – I currently have it first for Director, Original Screenplay, Editing, Cinematography, Production Design and Costumes.
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