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A few I think:
– Willem Dafoe
– Elizabeth Debicki
– Adam Driver
– Julia Garner
– Scarlett Johansson
– Vanessa Kirby
– Lesley Manville
– Carey Mulligan
– Rosamund Pike
– Margot Robbie
– Saoirse Ronan
– Michelle Williams
– ZendayaReplyFYC:
"The Good Fight", "The Other Two" and "Station Eleven" in all categories, Sarah Lancashire ("Julia"), William Jackson Harper ("Love Life") and Luke Kirby ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel")
Carey Mulligan better be. And soon.
The White Michelle situation is getting ridiculous… I guess it’ll ultimately come down to the role because the talent is there.
Dafoe should also already have one by now.
Saoirse needs to move beyond her comfort zone (she was great in Lady Bird, for example); people might be taking her for granted. Kirby is just beginning, trust me.
As for the rest, they could. Honestly, I don’t follow (nor care about) their careers much.
ReplyCopy URLPerhaps Richard Jenkins. He seems like one of those who gets Best Supporting Actor as a career award, and he’s already in his 70s.
ReplyCopy URLFYC
Picture: Dune
Director: Jane Campion
Actress: Kristen Stewart
Actor: Benedict Cumberbatch
Sup. Actress: Kirsten Dunst
Sup. Actor: Kodi Smit-McPhee
Original: The Worst Person in the World
Adapted: The Power of the Dog
Cinematography/Editing/Score/Production Design/Sound: Dune
Costumes: Cruella
Animated/Doc: Flee
International Feature: The Worst Person in the WorldIs it too unrealistic to think that Colman’s win will open the door for more British TV girls?
Guess Billie Piper is the most obvious sense they oddly have similar career paths and she just had her Tyrannosaur/Broadchurch moment in Yarma/I Hate Suzie and is now slowly branching into European cinema similar to how Colman latched did in 2014-2016(ish).
Wouldn’t be shocked if it eventually happens for someone like Sarah Lanchesire or Jenna Coleman too.
ReplyCopy URLIs it too unrealistic to think that Colman’s win will open the door for more British TV girls?
Guess Billie Piper is the most obvious sense they oddly have similar career paths and she just had her Tyrannosaur/Broadchurch moment in Yarma/I Hate Suzie and is now slowly branching into European cinema similar to how Colman latched did in 2014-2016(ish).
Wouldn’t be shocked if it eventually happens for someone like Sarah Lanchesire or Jenna Coleman too.
I don’t know about Coleman but Piper and Lancashire are very possible. In fact I think Piper will be an Oscar nominee by the end of the decade. I Hate Suzie has been a hit in the Anglosphere and in the US looks like it might go on the Broadchurch trajectory (niche hit and acclaimed British show) and audiences in the States are discovering her in the same way as Colman (Broadchurch, The Night Manager) with Penny Dreadful and I Hate Suzie. As you said she’s growing on the European cinema scene so all she needs to do is book a role like Colman.
Lancashire seems like someone who also could do it. I do think Hawes is getting nominated à la Manville in something eventually because she has been branching her way outwards to British film in a massive way since Bodyguard.
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"The Good Fight", "The Other Two" and "Station Eleven" in all categories, Sarah Lancashire ("Julia"), William Jackson Harper ("Love Life") and Luke Kirby ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel")
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