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August 1, 2020 at 11:26 pm #1203621578
I still think Laura Linney could be strong enough to overcome “Internet buzz.” I refuse to entertain the idea of Zendaya winning over those other seasoned actresses, even if she deserves to.
August 1, 2020 at 11:39 pm #1203621586This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.August 2, 2020 at 2:20 am #1203621670Coleman should not submit Aberfan, Cri de Coeur is much better submission for her. Thoughts?
August 2, 2020 at 2:22 am #1203621672Aberfan, Cri de Coeur is much better submission for her. Thoughts?
Olivias outshone by HBC in Cri de Coeur when she’s the MVP of Aberfan
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August 2, 2020 at 2:29 am #1203621679If I were Olivia, I’d submit Coup. It allows Olivia to show her range as the Queen displays a series of emotions. Colman has strong moments in Aberfan, with the final scene being a season highlight, but Aberfan is not really an episode centered on Elizabeth’s character.
August 2, 2020 at 2:30 am #1203621682Moving Newton up to second! I do not think that The Crown has enough passion this time and I do not see Sarah Snook as giving the kind of performance that the Emmys would award.
The academy now wants Limited Series just to be miniseries and pseudo-miniseries, i.e. seasonal anthologies. Episodic anthologies are specifically supposed to submit in comedy and drama if they cannot qualify for movie. See also: Little America and Modern Love.
Much appreciated, Riley!!!
Follow-up: Why are those Dolly episodes allowed to still compete in Television Movie? Aren’t they all under 70 min.? Or is this a “seasonal anthology”? They have to be holiday-themed?
August 2, 2020 at 3:24 am #1203621705Thandie Newton being a new Peter Dinklage and winning for all Westworld seasons from now.
Julia Garner and Thandie Newton have never faced off before. Either one could start to cement themselves as the new Dinklage with a win this year.
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August 2, 2020 at 3:30 am #1203621707We need to stop factoring in the internet so much; it’s led us to predict many wrong winners and nominees. Again, most of these academy members probably don’t even lurk around on Twitter or Facebook. Jennifer Aniston and Zendaya being more popular on the internet – let’s not forget why that’s the caee – does not put them ahead of Linney.
More like we should stop underestimating the internet. It correctly predicted Fleabag’s sweep, Schitt’s Creek breaking in, Jodie Comer and Billy Porter winning last year as they were by far the most talked about contenders in their category. Years before the internet passion was the first to indicate a Tatiana Maslany upset.
This year we have the buzzy Little Fires and Unorthodox getting in with the latter overperforming, Zendaya getting in and The Mandalorian (we underestimated the power of baby yoda memes). I remember writing here that Regina King was randomly praising Hollywood actors on twitter especially Jeremy Pope and look what happened. It’s the second most nominated show in acting after Watchmen and Jeremy Pope made it in. It was also the buzziest season of Insecure and it’s now the first one to be nominated in Series. I thought Succession would underperform in actors but I always had Sarah Snook, there are twitter accounts dedicated to Shiv’s clothes (remember Kalinda’s boots?. In limited lead actor we have Paul Mescal over people like Russell Crowe. Another internet passion pick.
Not saying using internet is perfect and of course some shows like The Umbrella Academy will never make it in, but we have to stop thinking our little bubble is more accurate because it clearly isn’t looking at some inclusions and omissions (everyone claiming here Killing Eve was over when the buzz for it and Villanelle online is still very much alive). The only big miss is Tom Pelphrey and maybe the explanation of him not being a big name and suffering from lack of Netflix support is a correct one.
Having said all that, I’m very close to be predicting Zendaya and I probably will by the end of summer. Aniston close second. Linney isn’t winning this year, imo.
August 2, 2020 at 3:40 am #1203621716The possibility of Laura Linney being in third makes me shiver. She did not give THAT performance to be in third.
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August 2, 2020 at 3:56 am #1203621723I highly doubt Samira is win competitive. She was checked for a nomination, over Dowd and Strahovski, for obvious reasons. Thandie Newton is much more competitive.
August 2, 2020 at 3:58 am #1203621726At this point, no winner would surprise me in that category to be honest.
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August 2, 2020 at 4:00 am #1203621730I’m not rooting for this to happen but imagine that we started off thinking she was going to win and then stopped thinking she would after watching her programme and the winter awards and then she ends up winning Supporting Actress LMAO.
I think Laura Dern is actually more likely than her.
August 2, 2020 at 4:31 am #1203621750More like we should stop underestimating the internet. It correctly predicted Fleabag’s sweep, Schitt’s Creek breaking in, Jodie Comer and Billy Porter winning last year as they were by far the most talked about contenders in their category. Years before the internet passion was the first to indicate a Tatiana Maslany upset .
. Emilia Clarke had much more support on social media last year (obviously because GOT was more popular )
August 2, 2020 at 6:44 am #1203621863Because she’s good in the role? I haven’t yet completed this season but I always preferred Wiley to Dowd. It’s not hard to imagine others did as well. As for Strahovski, it is clear the academy never took to her the way the fans did. This year has been extremely unusual in so many ways that anything can happen in categories as open as these. I mean would anyone have guessed that Esposito would be the only acting nominee from BCS even a week ago?
August 2, 2020 at 6:51 am #1203621876I’m not a fan of The Handmaid’s Tale but it’s also worth baring in my mind that she literally did win the last time she was eligible. If people are considering Whitford because he won last year then they should be considering Wiley too.
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