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Don’t despair, Pook! Your fav, EEAaO‘s Michelle Yeoh, may have come up short at BAFTA but she still has a strong shot at Oscar.
I keep flashing back to 2002’s Oscars ceremony when thinking about this year’s race; I’ve noticed there are some similarities. That year featured not one but three Todd Field-directed, Oscar-nominated performances, for In The Bedroom (Sissy Spacek and Tom Wilkinson for Lead Actress and Actor, respectively, and Marisa Tomei for Supporting Actress). An Oscar win would evade all three that night, with Halle Berry famously defeating Spacek for her turn in Monster’s Ball. 2023 marks the first time a Todd Field-directed film scores only one acting nom (Cate Blanchett; his previous 2007-helmed work, Little Children, garnered two acting noms: for Kate Winslet, Lead Actress, and Jackie Earle Haley, Supporting Actor… both similarly lost their Oscar bids). I have a feeling this zero-acting win track record won’t bode well for Blanchett; in addition, her being the sole acting nominee for Tar could indicate the nomination is her reward.
Is it then highly possible Blanchett could lose the Oscar to Yeoh, her primary independent-film competitor, just like frontrunner Spacek lost to Berry twenty-one years ago? Berry’s win also marked the first time a Black woman and woman of color won the Lead Actress Oscar. Could history repeat itself and 2023 mark the first time the Lead Actress trophy is awarded to an Asian woman of color? The cards sure are looking good for Yeoh.
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Well, Vegas up 3-1. Florida let’s down for few minutes in the 1st and it’s catchup time.
One more win and Vegas wins their 1st ever Stanley Cup. Not hoping for that but Panthers need 3 straight wins….
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