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Alfre Woodard and Cross Creek Oscar nomination
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All I know is that NEON dropped the ball with Clemency. Alfre was deserving of a nomination. But t
Eddy QThat’s doing a bit of a disservice to Tomei isn’t it. She was great in My Cousin Vinny and, as many others have said, it’s rare for a purely comedic performance to win.
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Anyone read Hillbilly Elegy?
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Zooey the DreamerGo read about the book's reception and you'll see why this film probably will cause controversy and
Disgraced Eve Polastri StanDern easily sweeping last year was the writing on the wall that Netflix can secure career Oscars if they put the right resources behind it. Visibility afforded from campaign money was the only factor keeping Close from the finish line last time, and
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Are studios doing the usual amount of FYC ads this year?
wolfaliThis could have easily gone into this thread : https://www.goldderby.com/forum/television/emmys-202
wolfaliI'd argue Amazon are doing more fyc adds than usual.
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Does Hill Street Blues hold up?
EmmyfanI have been watching a few reruns on Saturday night and it does hold up. There are some issues that
CouvertureI think it’s the only show that filled all available spots in any Emmy acting category
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Did Titanic deserve a screenplay nomination?
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M: The OriginalNo. Its script is pedestrian. James Cameron's directorial prowess is why Titanic works at all.
arodfanHaven’t seen Helena from that lineup but even the rest are quite uninspired, Julie Christie was so random…
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If you watch an interview on Gold Derby….
Riley ChowViews on Gold Derby have not counted toward YouTube for the last few months, since we switched over
TV_Sidelinerdoes it count towards the total views for the video on youtube or are the view totals on youtube just counting the people who found the video there? I never really paid attention to the youtube views before. It is a really int
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Worst losers
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Sally Kirkland in 1988 when she lost to Cher
RobertPiusThe oddest reaction has to be Valerie Perrine losing to Ellen Burstyn. Why is she so shocked? Burstyn was a favorite to win. People in general were a lot less polished back then. Lots of people say something to the person next to them or react in som
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1986 Best Actress
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Matlin was for the novelty. Hollywood being completely unwilling to accommodate disabled performers
EmmyfanMy vote would have definitely been for Sigourney Weaver
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Was John Wayne the predicted winner in 1969?
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I think I remember hearing that the prognosticators for that category were torn between the two Midn
RobertPiusHoffman admitted that his problems with the academy (that he mentions in his speech for Kramer Versus Kramer) he later realized were just hurt feelings since he had lost for Midnight Cowboy and then wasn't even nominated for Little Big Man, Papillon
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People who turned down Oscar nominated/winning roles
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I read somewhere that Leonardo DiCaprio was first offered Joker with Scorsese attached as producer b
Lil TonyI thought Charlize Theron was supposed to play Alicia Vikander's role in The Danish Girl.
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1976 Best Supporting Actress
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Straight vs Laurie.
RobertPiusThe great story from Laurie's bio is that her husband was a film critic for the Village Voice at the time. He knew DePalma's work from the Phantom of the Paradise so he told her DePalma makes horror comedies. So Laurie showed up at the first day of r
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Who were the favorites in 1977?
WandaI suppose Star Wars was the favorite. Even with genre bias the film got a screenplay and acting nomi
RobertPiusWere the supporting nominations for The Turning Point ridiculed at the time? Funny thing is Tom Skeritt won the Best Supporting Actor award from the National Board of Review that year.
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How come Manhattan was so overlooked by the Oscars?
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ArtIsntEasyIt’s been awhile since I’ve read much about this particular award season but I do recall that it
RobertPius[quote quote=1203425292] some critics weren’t as keen on her performance here apparently, she has talked about one review that called it “the best acting done by a head of hair” LOL. The way she has her hair constantly pushed to one
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1988 Best Supporting Actress
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Gabe GuarinGeena Davis didn't have ANY precursor nominations before she won. Her win was a huge shock I imagine
Milk MoneyDavis was the leading contender, which has accounted for most surprise wins in this category. Couple that with Weaver’s aggressive studio campaigning for GITM, and the villainess nature of her WG role, it’s understandable why Davis, whose studio
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1978 Best Supporting Actress
keithwI think it was between Maureen Stapleton, Maggie Smith & Dyan Cannon. Meryl Streep and Pen
EmmyfanI am glad that Maggie Smith won because people crap on California Suite the movie as a whole and Smith deserved the Oscar hands down. It is not the best movie, but Smith and Caine shine.
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Alfre Woodard and Cross Creek Oscar nomination
