@SafeNights_@andrikkkkkkkkk She just shared the shame with Natalie. In 2016, Annette lost the Globe and Natalie the Oscar to Emma and in 2023 they switched roles ๐คฃ. The only conceivable way Annette would have an Oscar was if she went supporting for American Beauty which her role arguably was.
I rated Hamnet 3.5 stars but I fully endorse giving it half a star. The way people overrated this film and Buckley performance is insane. Only the first act is interesting.
@SafeNights_@andrikkkkkkkkk Ironically, Hillary Swank was almost next to Annette Bening (Nicole Kidman was between them) for THR roundtable for Best Actress in 2010. And it really looks like Annette was not having it ๐คฃ. Also technically Bening lost twice to Emma Stone as well (along with Portman).
@SafeNights_@andrikkkkkkkkk It would have saved her the embarrasment of losing to the same person TWICE! AGAIN! She at least got a chocolate Oscar from her first lost. And frankly, she never deserved to win.
@SafeNights_@andrikkkkkkkkk Only two, Emma and Hillary. I meant that Portman also lost two races to Emma (she was a serious contender in 2023 and it was a passion project) but she at least has an Oscar but Bening would have faired better if she weren't hyped for 20th Century Women nor nominated for Nyad.
Interesting article in the New York Times today:
"The more fixated we are on mental health, the more sensitive we become to anything that might qualify as a symptom and the more we use clinical language to describe normal emotional experiences like grief, burnout and loneliness. This broadening of what we think counts as a disorder โ known as concept creep โ encourages us to pathologize ordinary life and see ourselves as mentally unhealthy."
@SafeNights_@andrikkkkkkkkk The scene where she asks her husband to kneel down with her and he pleads with her to come to her senses untill she takes his hand off her shoulders and he cries on the floor behind her is very interesting to me. The mise en scรจne and harriet's actingmis as if Karin is ascending.
@SafeNights_ Harriet Andersson - Through a Glass Darkly
Anna Karina - A Woman Is a Woman
Jeanne Moreau - La Notte
Deborah Kerr - The Innocents
Lucyna Winnicka - Mother Joan of the Angels
Audrey Hepburn - Breakfast at Tiffany's
Are these in your mix? And whatelse?
@filmprcris Are you sure? Weird since she was nominated in 1946 for Brief Encounter which came out in 1945. But I personally don't care about Oscar eligibility rules in my line ups but I don't go by festival releases.
1944 Actress
Ingrid Bergman, Gaslight
Claudette Colbert, Since You Went Away
Bette Davis, Mr. Skeffington
Greer Garson, Mrs. Parkington
Barbara Stanwyck, Double Indemnity
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I don't like laughing at other people's opinions but this is LOL for me. This is more than a dozen better supporting performances in 2023 than Foy in All of Us Strangers.
It is insane that Claire Foy is still not an Oscar nominee when First Man should have been an easy 1st nomination, and frankly she should have won for Women Talking AND All of Us Strangers ... in consecutive years.
Hopefully Danny Boyle's INK will do the trick this season.