Who is being seriously talked about for a Best Actress nomination at the next Oscars?

[quote]Lady Gaga -- Joker: Folie a Deux

Uhm, no.

Glenn Close for The Deliverance

Saoirse Ronan.

That would be for Best Supporting Actress, r2.

Amy Adam’s is currently in the top spot on Gold Derby predictions for Nightbitch.

Why does Lady Gaga always come up? She sucks at acting.

Glenn for Alberta

Emma Stone for Kinds of Kindness (and Jesse Plemons for Best Actor).

Do you think they'll give Emma Stone a third oscar? Even Meryl only won two Best, one Supporting. She would tie with only Katherine Hepburn. I haven't seen it nor do I know anything about so I can't give an opinion.

[quote]Amy Adam’s

Oh, dear!

r8 Can't see that happening, film's not nearly as approachable as Poor Things, which will drag her down.

[quote]Do you think they'll give Emma Stone a third oscar? Even Meryl only won two Best, one Supporting. She would tie with only Katherine Hepburn.

Doesn’t Frances McDormand have three?

Amy Adams is in dire need of a hit.

With the exception of maybe Angelina Jolie and Nicole Kidman, it's going to be the battle of the nobodies:

Karla Sofia Gascon, Emilia Pérez

Mikey Madison, Anora

Angelina Jolie, Maria

Nicole Kidman, Babygirl

Saoirse Ronan, The Outrun

Alts: Amy Adams, Nightbitch; Cynthia Erivo, Wicked; Lady Gaga, Joker: Folie a Deux; Julianne Moore, the Room Next Door

Not Nicole Kidman, people are tired of her. Haven't seen Maria but Angelina Jolie is talented. Saoirse is an actress people have never warmed up to. Amy Adams has done some good work. Never have I cared for Julianne Moore. The rest I don't know.

The things I loved about Meryl Streep the most were her gestures and mannerisms. I miss her. In the Bridges of Madison County when she was riding in the truck with Clint Eastwood, she said there's that mean yellow dog. He said it's white. She replied what? He said the dog is white not yellow and her body language said what the fuck does that matter, you knew what I was talking about.

I’m down for any of them in OP’s list.

We need some actual Hollywood glam this year.

Nightbitch sounds like a 30 Rock idea for a movie.

I hear January Jones is great in the movie Bump.

Marie Dressler in Tugboat Annie 2: Annie's Revenge

Glenn Close is a front-runner for The Deliverance. This brief but powerful scene is her ticket to Oscar gold.

I still insist that she should have won the oscar for Reversal of Fortune but not even nominated, such a slap in the face. A no brainer, such is Hollywood.

Susan Dey in "LA Law -- The Movie."

Please stop trying to make Glenn happen. She won’t be nominated for a Netflix horror film that received bad reviews.

I read Angelina is miscast as Maria Callas.

I also doubt Nicole will be nominated for a silly sex film.

It feels up for grabs with no clear front runner.

R23. I hear Susan Rattan is angling for Supporting...

Viola Davis

Blake Lively.

Where is Lynn Stairmaster when you need her?

Variety’s list

1 Saoirse Ronan — “The Outrun” (Sony Pictures Classics)

2 Julianne Moore — “The Room Next Door” (Sony Pictures Classics)

3 Karla Sofía Gascón — “Emilia Pérez” (Netflix)

4 Mikey Madison — “Anora” (Neon)

5 Marianne Jean-Baptiste — “Hard Truths” (Bleecker Street)

The title Baby Girl is gross. It's just so pedo. YUCK.

So Tilda is Supporting, and Julianne is Lead for the Almodovar movie? I thought it was the other way around, but that’s cool. I’d love for a Julianne to get nominated again.

[quote] Karla Sofía Gascón

That’s the drag queen with a quarterback physique who gave the emotional speech at Cannes?

If he becomes the first tranny to get an Oscar nom Miss Laverne will have something to say.

[R1] Uhmmm YES. Why shouldn’t she be? She’s a critically acclaimed past Oscar nominee. Verdict is still to be seen but if she delivers why tf not?

Billy Porter as Viola Davis as Glenn Close in Deliverance

New York Times has an article on Karla Sofia.

Jennifer Lopez in the much acclaimed film “BEN Done Wrong…..Again.

Well Angela certainly believes she should have that Oscar.

Yeah Jack, this is Faye Dunaway... Look I've raced some of the stuff from the O'Neill interview but I'm not really interested in Terry O'Neill - he's a BIG, BIG LIAR and I'm really not interested in in him and you know all and dilly-dallying and carrying over Mommie Dearest...I don't even want to discuss it in my interview or on this Lloyd-Webber thing: those are NEGATIVES and I notice that you have nothing in about Marlon Brando, you have nothing in about Johnny Depp which I did two films with, I don't expect you to get get him for an interview, but you could put some footage in of the of the Kusturica movie which I was BRILLIANT in and it was not well sold in this country you can talk about the Marlon Brando film that I was wonderful in. All the POSITIVE things along that that period, the Marlon Brando film was going on at the same time that the Lloyd-Webber STUPIDITY was going on and you all have to put in the Lloyd-Webber STUPIDITY, you can't put in that I worked with the wonderful Marlon Brando and talk to the director of that movie FOR CHRISTSAKE! And I'm not gonna approve it and I'm really upset now because that uh for two nights now tried to thread through that STUPID interview with a with a man that I will not even waste my time discussing. And and you know who, suffice it to say, stopped working when he married me and pretended to be my manager for a very long time so LET'S NOT EVEN GO THERE! It's very upsetting to me! And then to put my uh our child in JEOPARDY the way he has. So I'm not interested in these NEGATIVE things that you all are putting in there with me in! I don't want Llloys-Webber in, I'd like you to cut him out, and I'd like you to really trim down everything to do with that Mommie Dearest, I'm not gonna talk about it, maybe one thing I'm gonna say about it and THAT'S ALL. It's just like uh you know an obsession, why can't you be obsessed about POSITIVE THINGS?! About Marlon Brando? About the Kusturica movie that was THE HIT OF ALL THE EUROPE AND CANNES? About uh, the film I did with Brando and talk to that, YOU KNOW?!

This movie sounds like something worth watching. It's great that Tilda and Julianne are playing women in their early 60s.

Nicole, take note.

The problem that "Maria" will have is not seeming like a Made-For-TV movie, what with having to include Ari and Jackie, for whom he left Callas.

AJ will have to totally lip-synch.

But ultimately, as with "Maestro" and the upcoming "A Complete Unknown" (yes, boldly predicting), the audience will prove insufficient.

I could see Angelina being snubbed but she will pay a lot in self promotion to get nominated.

What happened to Jessica Lange in LDJIN? Can’t get a distributor?