Joan Cusack Leonardo Dicaprio Greg Kinnear Ed Harris Will Smith Cynthia Nixon Glenn Close Robert Downey Jr. Lynn Redgrave Gloria Stuart (Unfortunately it's not will happen) Sandra Oh Marcia Cross Chandra Wilson Yunjin Kim Elizaveth Mitchell Uma Thurman Diane Lane
But my most important: Julianne Moore, Leo Diacprio, Peter O'Toole, Felicity Huffman, Amy Adams, Toni Colette, Keira Knightley and Anne Hathaway.
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FYC OSCAR and GOLDEN-GLOBE 2010:
Meryl Streep - Julie & Julia Julianne Moore - A Single Man
How could I have forgotten about Cynthia Nixon??? Ahhh...
If she were to win the Oscar, then she would be apart of the "Grand Slam"... She already has an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy. All she needs is an Oscar!
2010 Oscars FYC:
Lead Actor - Joseph Gordon-Levitt, (500) Days of Summer Lead Actress - Meryl Streep, Julie & Julia Supporting Actor - Christoph Waltz, Inglourious Basterds Supporting Actress - Mo'Nique, Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire Original Screenplay - Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber, (500) Days of Summer
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Grammy FYC: Kanye West, 808s & Heartbreak; Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D.; John Legend, Evolver; Paolo Nutini, Sunny Side Up; David Guetta, One Love; Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"; Jordin Sparks, "Battlefield"; Kings Of Leon, "Use Somebody"; Maxwell, "Pretty Wings"
Martin Sheen is the biggest for me, his performances have had such a profound effect on me. While I don't like his chances I would love to see him win. Not even getting nominated for Apocolypse Now was a huge snub.
2nd would be Bill Murray.
Amy Adams would also be high, but she's so young and is racking up nominations so I'm not too concearned about her.
Will Arnett if/when the Arrested Development movie comes out.
Congratulations West Wing, Emmys most honored drama. 27 Emmys including 4 best drama series "What's Next?"
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Originally posted by oopschoice: - Glenn Close - Felicity Huffman - Amy Adams - Laura Linney - Stockard Channing - Allison Janney - Edie Falco - Debra Messing - Cynthia Nixon - Kristin Chenoweth
Love It! I'd just add Kyra Sedgwick to this bunch.
Grammy 2010: Album of the Year -- Whitney Houston - I Look to You Oscar 2010: Best Actress In a Leading Role -- Marion Cotillard - 9 Emmy 2010: Guest Actress in a Comedy Series -- Catherine O'Hara - Curb Your Enthusiasm
Peter O´Toole Glenn Close Michelle Pffeiffer Angela Lansbury Sigourney Weaver Robin Wright Maribel Verdu Thandie Newton Keri Russell Gong Li Gena Rowland Sergi Lopez Ralph Fiennes Joan Allen
La violencia jamás justificará ninguna causa.
Teaching is cool, evaluating not so
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Michelle Pfeiffer Gena Rowlands Mary Tyler Moore (somebody give this woman a lead role in a movie) Glenn Close Leonardo diCaprio Peter O'Toole Lisa Kudrow Joan Allen Sigourney Weaver Jane Alexander Jeff Bridges (this guy doesn't have an Oscar???) Edward Norton Ralph Fiennes
In terms of previous Oscar winners, Sissy Spacek made a comeback with "In the Bedroom", Ellen Burstyn with "Requiem for a Dream", when is Faye Dunaway's comeback going to be? She needs to headline a great movie, it's been a while since she made a splash.
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Originally posted by pacinofan: Steve Martin- maybe for screenplay, for acting if he ever did anything as good as "Roxanne" or "Pennies from Heaven" again- I have some doubts
Yes, a Steve Martin oscars would be great. I agree acting is unlikley.
My personal favourite of his is Man with Two Brains (would have loved to have seen him get an acting nomination for that in 1983) although it's not an "Oscar" type of movie. It's one of my all time favourite comedies and his performance always cracks me up.
Congratulations West Wing, Emmys most honored drama. 27 Emmys including 4 best drama series "What's Next?"
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Edward Norton Julianne Moore Naomi Watts Ralph Fiennes Natalie Portman Anne Hathaway Amy Adams Clive Owen Michelle Pfeiffer Glenn Close Laura Linney Mark Ruffalo
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For Your Oscar Consideration: Charlotte Gainsbourg, "Antichrist" - Best Actress in a Leading Role Sharlto Copley, "District 9" - Best Actor in a Leading Role Christoph Waltz, "Inglourious Basterds" - Best Actor in a Supporting Role
"Inglourious Basterds" - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction "District 9" - Best Editing, Best Visual Effects "God Bless Us Everyone", A Christmas Carol - Best Original Song
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and i feel it would also be nice to see Demi Moore get an Oscar Nomination, i believe she is very long overdue... But for that to happen she'd have to start taking part in more ambitious projects that carry more weight.
Yes, too bad she spends all her time watching over Ashton, and smacking around any poor young thing that gives him a double take with her rolled-up newspaper.
I thought most old ladies kept a can of tuna in their purse. So I don't see why she'd need a newspaper.
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Claire Danes. I would love to see her win one, but i almost feel like if she was going to win an Oscar it would have been at the height of her popularity and that is clearly long past. I feel like she's going to have to be content with just being a respected actress.
Praying The Daytime Emmys air on TV in 2010!
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Originally posted by Boidiva02: Claire Danes. I would love to see her win one, but i almost feel like if she was going to win an Oscar it would have been at the height of her popularity and that is clearly long past. I feel like she's going to have to be content with just being a respected actress.
and i feel it would also be nice to see Demi Moore get an Oscar Nomination, i believe she is very long overdue... But for that to happen she'd have to start taking part in more ambitious projects that carry more weight.
Yes, too bad she spends all her time watching over Ashton, and smacking around any poor young thing that gives him a double take with her rolled-up newspaper.
I thought most old ladies kept a can of tuna in their purse. So I don't see why she'd need a newspaper.
LOL, but nothing beats the joke about Demi Moore being "very long overdue"!
