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Here is the list of actors who got nominated at SAG, Golden Globes, and Critics’ Choice but didn’t get an Oscar nomination that year for that film since 2001:
2001
Cameron Diaz – Vanilla Sky – Supporting Actress2004
Paul Giamatti – Sideways – Lead Actor2005
Russell Crowe – Cinderella Man – Lead Actor2006
Leonardo DiCaprio – The Departed – Lead Actor/Supporting Actor2007
Ryan Gosling – Lars and the Real Girl – Lead Actor
Angelina Jolie – A Mighty Heart – Lead Actress2010
Mila Kunis – Black Swan – Supporting Actress2011
Leonardo DiCaprio – J. Edgar – Lead Actor
Tilda Swinton – We Need to Talk About Kevin – Lead Actress2012
John Hawkes – The Sessions – Lead Actor
Marion Cotillard – Rust and Bone – Lead Actress2013
Tom Hanks – Captain Phillips – Lead Actor
Emma Thompson – Saving Mr. Banks – Lead Actress
Daniel Bruhl – Rush – Supporting Actor2014
Jake Gyllenhaal – Nightcrawler – Lead Actor
Jennifer Aniston – Cake – Lead Actress2015
Michael Shannon – 99 Homes – Supporting Actor
Helen Mirren – Trumbo – Supporting Actress2016
Amy Adams – Arrival – Lead Actress2017
James Franco – The Disaster Artist – Lead Actor
Hong Chau – Downsizing – Supporting Actress2018
Timothee Chalamet – Beautiful Boy – Supporting Actor
Emily Blunt – Mary Poppins Returns – Lead Actress2019
Jennifer Lopez – Hustlers – Supporting ActressWhat actors do you think could get snubbed at the Oscars despite getting nominations at SAG, Golden Globes, and Critics’ Choice this year?
ReplyKirby seems like strong enough because no one gives that BOLD performance in the lineup, even the likelier to win doesn’t give the way she gives. The film is quite popular (more than MRBB) and her birthing onscreen sounds groundbreaking enough to give her an extra boost. Netflix’ campaign package is also very eye-catching.
Now she’s on top of my list. No other performance in the bubble can replace hers in terms of passion. No Pike (too genre), Loren (too supporting), Winslet (too quite) or Adams (too mediocre)
By the way, Wolfali, why don’t you add BAFTA in the title? I mean she’s probably getting that nomination.
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This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.It’s really interesting to see actors like Jennifer Lopez, James Franco, Mila Kunis, Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz here. They are all comedic actors and populist stars. James Franco is the only one who received an Oscar nomination before. It’s the kind of profile the Academy looks down on, like Jim Carrey, Eddie Murphy and Bill Murray.
Bakalova, I’m looking at you. Especially if you also consider Hong Chau, who has a similarity with Bakalova, like being a non-american breakthrough.
On the other hand, you have Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Amy Adams, Marion Cotillard, Michael Shannon, who are well respected among industry but their movies aren’t what the Academy goes for in terms of tone. Vanessa Kirby may fit in here, although she isn’t really that big.
And there’s Tom Hanks and Amy Adams again in movies good enough to be nominated at full picture (Picture, Screenplay, Director, etc) but that didn’t impress the acting branch. Gary Oldman for Mank ?
Ryan Gosling, Paul Giamatti, Marion Cotillard and Michael Shannon were given an apology later on. Gosling was nominated for Half Nelson, Giamatti was nominated for Cinderella Man, Cotillard was nominated for Two Days One Night and Shannon for Nocturnal Animals.
I believe Kirby, Oldman and Bakalova are the ones with chance to miss, with Bakalova being the most obvious pick.
ReplyCopy URLThe problem with Gary Oldman is I can see Tahar Rahim being the Ruth Negga to his Amy Adams. Oldman is in a film that will be nominated for Best Picture and will do well in directing (nomination) and technicals but he’s starting off 4th at best and with the potential of a contender building up momentum as the televised awards go on and more films are seen he could miss.
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Bakalova, Kirby, Close and Oldman.
I really think Bakalova will miss. I’m a bit confident about that prediction. Her Golden Globe snub is already a sign.
I’ll probably predict her until the end, but I also wouldn’t be surprised if Kirby misses. She’s now 5th after Day GG win, and she’s in a film with little to no chance in other categories. Adams or Pike would take her spot. My money is on Adams.
I would be surprised if it’s Close. She could still win and there seems to be some passion for HE among actors.
The least likely to be snubbed in my opinion is Oldman. He’s a veteran who won recently and his film is going to lead the nominations count.
ReplyCopy URLA lot of these people also missed BAFTA in addition to the Oscars. Blunt, Aniston, Franco, Shannon, Mirren, Chao, Lopez, etc.
BAFTA is a good indicator of waning support. Especially if it’s a British actor getting snubbed (Blunt/Mirren).
I’ll probably pull whoever misses a BAFTA nom this year. And even then, some may miss with all 4 televised precursors.
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