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Which among these, at the end when it’s all said and done, will be the female actress with most Oscar nominations??
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ReplyI voted for Saoirse, after all, she is coming for Winslet’s record as the youngest 5 time nominee this year.
I wouldn’t be so sure.
I wouldn’t take for granted the nomination for Ammonite, we have no idea how it’s going to be received the movie overall.The category seems to be packed, and i’m not sure if she will get in for a mere Carol/Portrait rip-off.
ReplyCopy URLI wouldn’t be so sure. I wouldn’t take for granted the nomination for Ammonite, we have no idea how it’s going to be received the movie overall. The category seems to be packed, and i’m not sure if she will get in for a mere Carol/Portrait rip-off.
Actually, I think Supporting Actress is the weakest category at the moment. But you are right, the only person I would call a lock for the nomination is Glenn.
We only wait a couple of weeks for the first reviews of Ammonite to come out of TIFF, then we’ll have an idea of Saoirse’s chances.
ReplyCopy URLStrange, the 93rd season is already aggressively superior on paper for female contenders.
I agree that this year seems more promising than last, especially in lead actress. Supporting is trickier since we don’t have an idea of how prominent anyone’s role is, that why as of now the category looks, for me, kind of empty.
However, with the festivals coming soon, I have no doubt the race will be more crowded and competitive after we get the first reviews of some of these films sometime next month.
ReplyCopy URLGlenn & Amy will be nominated until they eventually win. God knows when that will be. 💀
Cate is going to receive 10+ career nods when it’s all said and done.
ReplyCopy URLR.I.P Chadwick Boseman
In Contention:
Da 5 Bloods | Judas & the Black Messiah | Lovers Rock | Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom | Minari | Monsoon | Nine Days | One Night in Miami | Respect | Soul | The Trial of the Chicago 7 | The U.S. vs Billie Holiday | Without RemorseI agree that this year seems more promising than last, especially in lead actress. Supporting is trickier since we don’t have an idea of how prominent anyone’s role is, that why as of now the category looks, for me, kind of empty.
However, with the festivals coming soon, I have no doubt the race will be more crowded and competitive after we get the first reviews of some of these films sometime next month.
Close, Colman, and Ronan. Just off the strength of their name and the assumed prestige of their specific productions.
ReplyCopy URLCate and Saoirse
If the movies slated for 2020 will ever be finished in time, the lead and supporting actress could look like this:
SUPPORTING
Glenn Close (7 noms)
Saoirse Ronan (4 noms)
Cate Blanchett (7 noms 2 wins)
Toni Collette (1 nom)LEAD
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Kate Winslet (7 noms 1 win)
Michelle Pfeiffer (3 noms)
Amy Adams ( 6 noms)
Viola Davis (3 noms 1 win)
Carey Mulligan (1 nom)
Frances McDormand (5 noms 2 wins)Seyfried is supposedly great in Mank too. Pretty sure I read somewhere that Fincher was raving about her and he rarely does that with actors.
What’s confusing me about Seyfried is that her character was almost a year older than Oldman’s in real life, yet she is about half his age. Perhaps she appears only in flashback–it wouldn’t surprise me if Fincher was going for a similar jigsaw-puzzle narrative to Citizen Kane.
ReplyCopy URLGlenn is pushing 80. I don’t wanna state the obvious but they need to stop playing with her at this point. She should have been called Oscar winner in the 80s and it’s already embarassing enough they made her wait that much
She deserves nothing less than a clean industry sweep + full critics backing next year
Anyway, Blanchett will reach 10+ noms when it’s all said and done. I wonder if she can surpass Hepburn too
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