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Dr. Lecter
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Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, the Best Supporting Actor category is certainly getting more and more interesting. Thandie Newton's win confirms my opinion of that she was snubbed for an Oscar nom!  She was much better than, say, Frances McDormand. Personally, I don't think so > no Oscar effect > the Brits just screwed it up starting with not putting Rachel W in the supporting category. Um, you hightlight me talking about Best Supporting Actor and speak about Rachel Weisz? Huh?! _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Goldie
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, the Best Supporting Actor category is certainly getting more and more interesting. Thandie Newton's win confirms my opinion of that she was snubbed for an Oscar nom! She was much better than, say, Frances McDormand. Personally, I don't think so > no Oscar effect > the Brits just screwed it up starting with not putting Rachel W in the supporting category. Um, you hightlight me talking about Best Supporting Actor and speak about Rachel Weisz? Huh?! because you were talking about this getting more interesting, including some Oscar talk above, but the BAFTA's didn't include RW in there as the Oscars did.
That is why I said no Oscar effect as RW is a big part of this equation.
IMO, of course.
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PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Amy Adams - JUNEBUG
Catherine Keener - CAPOTE
Frances McDormand - NORTH COUNTRY
Rachel Weisz - THE CONSTANT GARDENER
Michelle Williams - BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
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Dr. Lecter
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 Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, the Best Supporting Actor category is certainly getting more and more interesting. Thandie Newton's win confirms my opinion of that she was snubbed for an Oscar nom! She was much better than, say, Frances McDormand. Personally, I don't think so > no Oscar effect > the Brits just screwed it up starting with not putting Rachel W in the supporting category. Um, you hightlight me talking about Best Supporting Actor and speak about Rachel Weisz? Huh?! because you were talking about this getting more interesting, including some Oscar talk above, but the BAFTA's didn't include RW in there as the Oscars did. That is why I said no Oscar effect as RW is a big part of this equation. IMO, of course. ********************* PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Amy Adams - JUNEBUG Catherine Keener - CAPOTE Frances McDormand - NORTH COUNTRY Rachel Weisz - THE CONSTANT GARDENER Michelle Williams - BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN But I am talking about ACTOR. not ACTRESS. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Christian
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Cotton wrote: Who won adapted screenplay? Brokeback. _________________A hot man once wrote: Urgh, I have to throw out half my underwear because it's too tight.
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Goldie
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Goldie wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Yeah, the Best Supporting Actor category is certainly getting more and more interesting. Thandie Newton's win confirms my opinion of that she was snubbed for an Oscar nom! She was much better than, say, Frances McDormand. Personally, I don't think so > no Oscar effect > the Brits just screwed it up starting with not putting Rachel W in the supporting category. Um, you hightlight me talking about Best Supporting Actor and speak about Rachel Weisz? Huh?! because you were talking about this getting more interesting, including some Oscar talk above, but the BAFTA's didn't include RW in there as the Oscars did. That is why I said no Oscar effect as RW is a big part of this equation. IMO, of course. ********************* PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Amy Adams - JUNEBUG Catherine Keener - CAPOTE Frances McDormand - NORTH COUNTRY Rachel Weisz - THE CONSTANT GARDENER Michelle Williams - BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN But I am talking about ACTOR. not ACTRESS. my mistake, I saw the actresses names but I didn't realize that you have switched and were talking about both Actors and Actresses.
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Dkmuto
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Stephen Fry is funny.
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Christian
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It's hilarious that Mischa Barton attends every year.
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STEVE ROGERS
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Shack wrote: Gyllenhall is in prime position now. Best Supporting Actor is so up in the air. George with the Globe, Paul with the SAG, Jake with the BAFTA. And I wouldn't count out Matt Dillon either.
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