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All credit for this format goes to wolfali, who made a HOTD ranking thread the other day! I figured I’d make a similar thread for The White Lotus, since watchers — including some on here — seem very divided on who their MVP/favorite is. So, for those who have finished the season, feel free to rank the performances on whatever basis you wish. I’ll go first!
1. Fahy
2. Sharpe
3. Impacciatore
4. Coolidge
5. Hollander
6. Woodall
7. Imperioli
8. Plaza
9. Abraham
10. Tabasco
11. Richardson
12. Granno
13. DiMarco
14. Gries
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1. Jennifer Coolidge
2. Aubrey Plaza
3. Will Sharpe
4. Meghann Fahy
5. Sabrina Impacciatore
6. F. Murray Abraham
7. Haley Lu Richardson
8. Michael Imperioli
9. Leo Woodall
10. Simona Tabasco
11. Theo James
12. Beatrice Granno
13. Adam DiMarco
14. Tom Hollander (he did absolutely nothing; he was creepy, that’s it; why did he almost get nominated for a Golden Globe and why are people hyping him up!?)
15. Jon Gries
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1. Everything Everywhere All At Once
2. The Banshees of Inisherin
3. The Fabelmans
4. Avatar: The Way of Water
5. All Quiet on the Western Front
6. The Batman
7. TÁR
8. Top Gun: Maverick
9. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
10. Women TalkingNom-worthy:
1. Simona Tabasco
2. Jennifer Coolidge
3. Sabrina ImpacciatoreVery Good:
4. Aubrey Plaza
5. Beatrice Granno
6. Meghann Fahy
7. Michael ImperioliDid their job:
8. F. Murray Abraham
9. Will Sharpe
10. Adam DiMarco
11. Tom HollanderBlah:
12. Haley Lu Richardson
13. Theo James
14. Leo Woodall
15. Jon Gries-I’m surprised Tabasco is so low on most people’s lists. She was absolutely magnetic. With Impacciatore and Granno, the locals really were the best in the cast.
-Didn’t care for Coolidge at all last time but she was great this season. The finale makes such a killer tape for her wherever she’s submitted at the Emmys.
-Fahy has two great scenes but otherwise, I don’t think she was given much to chew on relative to the other members of the quartet which is a shame since her character is probably the most interesting and complex of the lot.
-Richardson felt like she was on autopilot the entire time. Expected better from her.
-Ignoring Richardson, the women really ate up the men this season whew.ReplyCopy URLA Negroni. Sbagliato. With Prosecco in it.
I am going to chime in as the “casual watcher” (I am very neutral on this season of The White Lotus) and say I am ambivalent to mostly everyone except for Coolidge and Plaza
(I know that’s not very helpful but I know when it comes to awards you’ll always have a pool of passion and a pool that is more ambivalent).
ReplyCopy URL- Jennifer Coolidge – first time since Keeley Hawes in It’s a Sin that someone’s become my MVP just through their work in one episode
- Meghann Fahy
- Sabrina Impacciatore
- Aubrey Plaza
- Will Sharpe
- Leo Woodall
- Theo James
- Hayley Lu Richardson
- Adam DiMarco
- Simona Tabasco
- F Murray Abraham
- Beatrice Granno
- Michael Imperioli
- Tom Hollander
- Jon Gries
I cannot state enough how everyone was good though this time round.
ReplyCopy URLChange that for win and I almost agree. They deserve their moment.
Oh, win is fine. Despite me saying I’m a bit ambivalent (which I think is just one of those undefined questions of taste), the cast is great, but I’ve only got strong individual desire to see Plaza and Coolidge, and I’ve been way more lukewarm on most of the other limited contenders this year
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