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Love or Loath No. 9: Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman
ArtIsntEasyI guess you could say that I don’t hate his performance but I do think I’d rank him dead last in that category. Denzel Washington was robbed that year and I also felt Stephen Rea was wonderful as well. Strictly basing it on the performance, Pac
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Lead or Supporting No. 24: Phillip Seymour Hoffman in The Master
MonsoonLead.
BetteDavisThe Academy probably thought they wouldn't award him so soon after his first win. I'm sure they thought there'd be plenty of other chances to award him. Instead they gave Waltz a second for some reason.
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Lead or Supporting #14 Viola Davis in Fences
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Freddy AlmonteIf you watch Feces objectively then there's no way you can construct an argument that she could be l
nkb325I haven't seen the movie so I can't speak to that, but based purely on narrative I do remember thinking even at the time that she could've beat Emma Stone had she been in Lead. There was a lot of momentum around her finally winning won, and I think
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Lead or Supporting No. 18: Jennifer Hudson in Dreamgirls
Lil TonyShe was supporting
ArtIsntEasyEffie White is a LEAD character and even if you can argue she may be offscreen (or stage) for a decent amount of time, she’s such a force that the character is the one you truly end up remembering after watching it. Of course, you could say that
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Lead or Supporting #4 Christoph Waltz in “Django Unchained”
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Other possible contenders:Timothy Hutton, Donald Sutherland, and Mary Tyler Moore - Ordinary People-
GregSprinklesAlways thought of him as more supporting, but I understand the idea of him being lead. To me, it’s Django’s story, not Schultz’s, even if he’s extremely prominent in it.
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Lead or Supporting No. 21: Alicia Vikander in The Danish Girl
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WandaSupporting.
MonsoonLead
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Lead or Supporting No. 23: Louise Fletcher in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
GregSprinkles
Supporting, but I don’t really mind the lead placement.
RobertPiusI think like with Anthony Hopkins it is a supporting role but the impact is so great that it is ok that it is in lead. If she wasn't in lead who do you think would have won? I guess Isabelle Adjani was a strong contender but Ann-Margret could have
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Kate Winslet at the Oscars
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M: The OriginalIris and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Joe BurnsAll six of her nominations were deserved- I thought she was highly deserving for The Reader which isn't a perfect film but Winslet is fantastic in the role.
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Lead or Supporting No. 22: Melanie Laurent in Inglourious Basterds
estrelasThis is very interesting. I feel like, out of all the characters, Shoshanna/Emmanuelle had the most
Jefty2000Main female, but supporting performer with the rest of em
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Christian Bale Should Have Won for…
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None. Maybe nominations for American Psycho and The Portrait of a Lady in lead and supporting respec
CateNicoleErm this is twisting my words. This is not what I was talking about. You can see every decision he makes regarding his acting. It was a very calculated performance, which doesn’t have anything to do with Cheney being a calcu
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Leonardo DiCaprio Should Have Won for….
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Wolf of Wall Street
m844I would have given him 2 Oscars for "The Aviator" and "The Revenant." I also definitely would have at least nominated him for "Titanic," which I know he's moved onto other types of roles, but still remains my favorite performance of his.
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Lead or Supporting No. 17: Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood
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cinetasticI think it's supporting.
lady_birdPitt is a co-lead and he gave the better performance period. I would have nominated him for Best Actor.
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Cate Blanchett Should Have Won For…
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The One and Only of Gold Derby.Elizabeth, Blue Jasmine, and Carol.
HengedritaWins: Elizabeth Im Not There Blue Jasmine Should had been nominated for: The Talented Mr Ripley Veronica Guerin Little Fish
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Meryl Streep Should Have Won For…
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I´ve only see this .Kramer Vs Kramer (should have won) .Sophie´s Choice (Jessica Lange deserved) .
Risa BinayThe Devil Wears Prada, Doubt and Julie & Julia. My dream is actually for her to win in a comedic performance. She really SHOULD have won for Julie & Julia. I watched it again a couple of months ago and the way she embodied Julia Child is so
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer at The Emmys
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No WB or UPN show was getting squat at the time. The netlets couldn't get a good campaign for them a
Sab227That's quite the impressive list, I love it!
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Love or Loath No. 9: Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman
