Re: Dench, what are the stats concerning double nominees at BAFTA? Off the top of my head, I remember that Winslet got two nods in 2008 and DiCaprio in 2006.
Jessica Chastain – Zero Dark Thirty
Marion Cotillard – Rust and Bone
Jennifer Lawrence – Silver Linings Playbook
Helen Mirren – Hitchcock
Emmanuelle Riva – Amour
Quvenzhané Wallis – Beasts of the Southern Wild
Naomi Watts – The Impossible
Rachel Weisz – The Deep Blue Sea
Other
Re: Dench, what are the stats concerning double nominees at BAFTA? Off the top of my head, I remember that Winslet got two nods in 2008 and DiCaprio in 2006.
Well, Dench herself did it in 2002 with Iris and The Shipping News.Originally Posted by guany
Dame Judi herself did it for Iris and The Shipping News.But again, the "wtf" nomination of those two was in Supporting.
Great. Now who's going to watch Sunday Rose on SAG night??
It wasn't reall a WTF nomination, she got SAG as well. It's mildly surprising she didn't get an Oscar nom for it really.
If Close makes it into BAFTA, she has to win.
The film just didn't take off. I think when she got into SAG it was already more like a Cloris Leachman in Spanglish thing (plus, their Supp Actress nominees that year were fucked up).
This again, how is Watts a faux Brit? Anyway, Dench has gotten double nods before and I think she'd be ahead of Wallis; her performance is simply too subdued and her film might be too indie for BAFTA.
BAFTA :
Jennifer Lawrence
Jessica Chastain
Helen Mirren
Emmanuelle Riva
Marion Cotillard
that's my guess. with Watts replacing Mirren at the Oscars
Because she grew up in Australia? She's British (and Welsh) by nationality, and lived in the UK for a bit, but identifies as Aussie and that is how the public views her.
Can you imagine how happy she would be to get nominated?
This BAFTA/Oscar schedule is so fucked up. We'll all be scrambling trying to decide what is going to happen in a short space of time. lol
^^ I miss that GIF.
I fully expect to see Helen Mirren come up at BAFTA because Brits love Hitchcock in general and also like movies about Hollywood like Hitchcock. that being said, I wouldn't say she's a shoe in for the Oscar after that.
I think if Quvenzhane shows up at BAFTA, which I highly doudt she will , because they rarely nominate Lead Actresses from small American indies (no nods for Hathaway in Rachel, Lawrence in Winters Bone, Williams in Blue Valentine) etc
so if Quvenzhane can somehow get their vote, then I would believe she is getting in at the Oscars , if not, and especially if RIVA get's in (which I'm sure she will
I just don't think Jessica, Jennifer, Naomi, and Marion will all make everything (BFCA + SAG + GG + BAFTA) = one of them isn't going to make it at BAFTA I think.
which is why I feel good about
Lawrence, Chastain, Mirren, Riva, and Cotillard at BAFTA
what is your oscar line up if that combo occurs?^^ I miss that GIF.
I fully expect to see Helen Mirren come up at BAFTA because Brits love Hitchcock in general and also like movies about Hollywood like Hitchcock. that being said, I wouldn't say she's a shoe in for the Oscar after that.
I think if Quvenzhane shows up at BAFTA, which I highly doudt she will , because they rarely nominate Lead Actresses from small American indies (no nods for Hathaway in Rachel, Lawrence in Winters Bone, Williams in Blue Valentine) etc
so if Quvenzhane can somehow get their vote, then I would believe she is getting in at the Oscars , if not, and especially if RIVA get's in (which I'm sure she will
I just don't think Jessica, Jennifer, Naomi, and Marion will all make everything (BFCA + SAG + GG + BAFTA) = one of them isn't going to make it at BAFTA I think.
which is why I feel good about
Lawrence, Chastain, Mirren, Riva, and Cotillard at BAFTA
"I'm a firm believer in karma, and I think this situation is a huge learning lesson for me.
To grow and expand as a spiritual human being. I want to lead a country one day for all I know".
She spent the first FOURTEEN years of her life in the UK and returned to England many times while living in Australia. If she'd moved to Australia at the age of 4 or five, then maybe. But 14? She's no faux-brit.
Bafta is important, but not that much?
2000 2/5
2001 3/5
2002 3/5
2003 1/5
2004 2/5
2005 3/5
2006 5/5
2007 4/5
2008 3/5
2009 3/5
2010 2/5
2011 3/5
Jali Awards Best Actress 1920-1925
1920 Tora Teje, Erotikon // 1921 Pola Negri, The wildcat
1922 Anna May Wong, The toll of the sea // 1923 Marion Davies, Little old New York
1924 Marie Prevost, The marriage circle // 1925 Gloria Swanson, Stage struck
This is exactly why I'll still be predicting Wallis even if she misses BAFTA.
Dame Leo remembers,Can you imagine how happy she would be to get nominated?
Oh Albert! How I've missed you and your pasty white skin and child pedophile like features! This season is just dying for a Nobbs!
I still wish the posters of this forum could have rented a theater and watched this camp classic together.
This is why Julianne Moore has never won an Oscar
That's probably because the Brits tend to nominate their own actors, and you end up with a line-up of only like two or three real contenders. So i guess i should include Dench or Close in my predictions? lol I dunno.
So before watching that video, I didn't bother to really keep up with Peter Travers. After watching that video, I'm glad I haven't been.
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