Which acting nominee will never be nominated again?

[PGPopCulture Joined: Jan 24th, 2016 Topics: 2 Posts: 2 View Predictions]

#214682

Which acting nominee will never recieve another nomination?

It can be from both this year and previous years. 

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[Michael Norris Joined: Jan 24th, 2013 Topics: 3 Posts: 279 View Predictions]

#214685

From this year: Sylvester Stallone

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[ankehuber Joined: Oct 11th, 2013 Topics: 6 Posts: 153 View Predictions]

#214686

Charlotte Rampling & Sylvester Stallone, both are 70 year-old this year, and i don’t see good scripts given to them  for the rest of their careers !…

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[Mad Max Guitarist Joined: Jan 24th, 2016 Topics: 4 Posts: 162 View Predictions]

#214687

Stallone and Rampling I guess

I have a funny feeling this could be Cranston’s last nomination though

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[skylerbound Joined: Feb 3rd, 2015 Topics: 0 Posts: 28 View Predictions]

#214688

Aside from the others mentioned. I don’t think Cranston will be nominated again. Especially if Trumbo is an indication of the films he will be doing.

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[benutty Joined: Jul 3rd, 2012 Topics: 34 Posts: 582 View Predictions]

#214689

Brie Larson

her future filmography will prove her to be one of the most embarrassing winners ever 

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[Kevin Jacobsen Joined: Nov 11th, 2010 Topics: 18 Posts: 802 View Predictions]

#214690

From this year, Stallone, Rampling and probably Rylance and McAdams.

As for recent years, I can’t imagine Rosamund Pike (not a wheeler and dealer), Robert Duvall (too old), Bruce Dern (too old), June Squibb (too old, not well known), Barkhad Abdi (limited roles), Emmanuelle Riva (foreign, too old), Quvenzhane Wallis (just can’t see it), Berenice Bejo (foreign), Gabourey Sidibe (extremely limited) and Mo’Nique (“blackballed”).

It’s unfortunate that most of the actors unlikely to return are foreign or people of color, but there it is. 

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[Nate Joined: Jun 5th, 2011 Topics: 6 Posts: 904 View Predictions]

#214691

Especially after her bungled opining on the race issue this year, I don’t see how Rampling ever gets nominated again. It took her 50 years just to get this far and with such swift backlash, she’d have to give a definitive performance of an iconic character just to be considered for another nomination in the future.

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[Mad Max Guitarist Joined: Jan 24th, 2016 Topics: 4 Posts: 162 View Predictions]

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From this year, Stallone, Rampling and probably Rylance and McAdams.

As for recent years, I can’t imagine Rosamund Pike (not a wheeler and dealer), Robert Duvall (too old), Bruce Dern (too old), June Squibb (too old, not well known), Barkhad Abdi (limited roles), Emmanuelle Riva (foreign, too old), Quvenzhane Wallis (just can’t see it), Berenice Bejo (foreign), Gabourey Sidibe (extremely limited) and Mo’Nique (“blackballed”).

It’s unfortunate that most of the actors unlikely to return are foreign or people of color, but there it is. 

and Jean Dujardin 

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[babypook Joined: Nov 4th, 2010 Topics: 143 Posts: 17022 View Predictions]

#214693

Well, someone above already said this, but from this year’s nominees, all of them could pop up providing they are not (long) deceased. (potential RIP’s)

 

Stallone may not be nominated as an Actor again, but producerwriterdirector isnt out of the question, provided he call up someone like Deakins or Ridley to ask about cinematography…..

That repellent glimpse into that dark space between Rampling’s ears may be enough to scare most film makers off. Or not.

But, who knows what can happen.

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[shart Joined: Jan 6th, 2016 Topics: 0 Posts: 143 View Predictions]

#214694

Stallone for sure and probably Rampling

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[Ms. Trunchbull Joined: Jul 4th, 2012 Topics: 0 Posts: 217 View Predictions]

#214695

Those mentioning Rampling, don’t forget about Christopher Plummer…

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[Filmatelist Joined: Nov 19th, 2011 Topics: 15 Posts: 594 View Predictions]

#214696

[quote=”Mr. Taloson”]

From this year, Stallone, Rampling and probably Rylance and McAdams.

As for recent years, I can’t imagine Rosamund Pike (not a wheeler and dealer), Robert Duvall (too old), Bruce Dern (too old), June Squibb (too old, not well known), Barkhad Abdi (limited roles), Emmanuelle Riva (foreign, too old), Quvenzhane Wallis (just can’t see it), Berenice Bejo (foreign), Gabourey Sidibe (extremely limited) and Mo’Nique (“blackballed”).

It’s unfortunate that most of the actors unlikely to return are foreign or people of color, but there it is. 

and Jean Dujardin 
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I disagree about Dujardin.  Unlike the other foreign actors mentioned, he’s used his Oscar as an opportunity to make movies with high-profile American directors like Scorsese and Clooney, and he certainly has the charisma and screen appeal of someone like Mastroianni, who scored 3 nominations over his career.  It’s not a sure thing by any means, but it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if he scored another nomination sometime.  

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[JackO Joined: Jun 2nd, 2011 Topics: 13 Posts: 5690 View Predictions]

#214697

Stallone. Ugh. Can’t believe he is going to win for being less mumbly then usual.

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