1. J. Law for Silver Linings Playbook.
2. Marion Cotillard for Rust and Bone
3. Quevenzhane Wallis for Beasts of the Southern Wild
The best thing of Wallis' performance is that she was a natural Southern. She was born for the role. It was so unusual to see something so human in such a fantasy. The only thing limiting her nomination is her SAG ineligibility.
4. Emanuelle Riva for Amour
JC is one of the stars that's taking Hollywood by storm, who can do art-house and blockbuster with ease. Zero Dark Thirty looks to be both. The film has yet to be seen, but Annapurna Productions and Sony has faith in the film. Naomi Watts has been praised for many performances, but has only nabbed one nomination, all the way back in 2003. So Chassy is only getting more popular, and Watts is losing her footing. However, The Impossible is a disaster true story tale, which will appeal to all members. Zero Dark Thirty is definitely going to get some controversy for its themes. However, it will appeal to those who voted for The Hurt Locker. I am conflicted.
Screenplay nomination predictions due tomorrow.
Yeah you have good thoughts.I say Marion Cotillard and J.Lawrence are the actual front-runners. Cotillard has 3 tributes and The Hollywood Actress Award and like you said the academy is in love with Lawrence so they are the only lock right now. And I think the only problem here is that there has always been one actress at least in a biopic so If I was you I would count Hellen Mirren
ReplyDeleteZero Dark Thirty and The Impossible are both true stories, so that's good enough for the Academy... right?
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