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Josh!
post 6th June 2017, 12:00 PM
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NATALIE PORTMAN


Her Oscar nominations have been for:
Best Supporting Actress (2005) - Closer (as Alice)
Best Leading Actress (2011) - Black Swan (as Nina Sayers / The Swan Queen)
Best Leading Actress (2017) - Jackie (as Jackie Kennedy)

How would you rank these performances? Do you think she deserved to win in any of these years? Do you think she deserved nominations for any other performances?

Here are some other awards nominations she has received:
GOLDEN GLOBES
Anywhere But Here (Best Supporting Actress)
Closer (Best Supporting Actress)
Black Swan (Best Leading Actress - Drama)

Jackie (Best Leading Actress - Drama)

BAFTAS
Closer (Best Supporting Actress)
Black Swan (Best Leading Actress)
Jackie (Best Leading Actress)

SAG AWARDS
Black Swan (Best Leading Actress)
Jackie (Best Leading Actress)

OSCAR NOMINATED PERFORMANCES BY...
Amy Adams
Bradley Cooper
Christian Bale
Helen Mirren
Jennifer Lawrence
Julianne Moore
Kate Winslet
Maggie Smith
Matt Damon
Michelle Williams
Nicole Kidman
Penélope Cruz
Viola Davis


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post 6th June 2017, 12:05 PM
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She doesn't always do amazing movies but she can really pull it out of the bag when she's in the right sort of role. All three of these are win-worthy performances in my opinion

For me:
1 Jackie
2 Black Swan
3 Closer

I'm still so shocked she wasn't a bigger contender this year for that tour de force performance in Jackie, she nailed the real life of mannerisms of her and instead we got one of the lightest and least deserving winners in years (in my opinion!!!). You can't deny her win for Black Swan either and she would actually be a 2x winner already if I ran the Oscars tbh, she helps add loads to the on edge feeling of the film and she does crying really well too laugh.gif I liked her a lot in Closer too and she was my favourite of the four main cast members, she was vulnerable at times but exuded confidence at other times, a really interesting performance in my opinion. I've only seen Laura Linney from this year so I can't say if she would be my winner really but I did prefer her of the two I've seen. I'd like to see The Aviator and Sideways too so I can make a better judgement.
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post 7th June 2017, 02:25 PM
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Closer or Black Swan sleep.gif
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post 7th June 2017, 02:28 PM
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I totally forgot about Closer being nominated for her laugh.gif

Black Swan >>>>>
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post 7th June 2017, 03:00 PM
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She was UTTERLY ESSENTIAL in both Black Swan and Jackie and should have won for both. If she were only to have won for one it should have been Jackie to be honest. She utterly inhabited Jackie and devoured every scene. She was obviously sublime in Black Swan too playing what was a very layered character. I think she does strong but unstable better than almost anyone. Her size and beauty allows her to portray fragility with ease, but she has such a commanding presence at the same time. One of my very favourite actresses.

Closer is good, but she was still honing her craft at that point, so a worthy nomination but definitely the least good of the 3.
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