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 Apr 3 2017, 09:25 PM
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JULIANNE MOORE
 Her Oscar nominations have been for: Best Supporting Actress (1998) - Boogie Nights (as Amber Waves) Best Leading Actress (2000) - The End of the Affair (as Sarah Miles) Best Supporting Actress (2003) - The Hours (as Laura Brown) Best Leading Actress (2003) - Far From Heaven (as Cathy Whitaker) Best Leading Actress (2015) - Still Alice (as Alice Howland) 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 Boogie Nights (Best Supporting Actress) An Ideal Husband (Best Leading Actress - Comedy/Musical) The End of the Affair (Best Leading Actress - Drama) Far From Heaven (Best Leading Actress - Drama) A Single Man (Best Supporting Actress) The Kids Are All Right (Best Leading Actress - Comedy/Musical) Maps to the Stars (Best Leading Actress - Comedy/Musical) Still Alice (Best Leading Actress - Drama) BAFTAS The End of The Affair (Best Leading Actress) The Hours (Best Supporting Actress) The Kids Are All Right (Best Leading Actress) Still Alice (Best Leading Actress) SAG AWARDS Boogie Nights (Best Supporting Actress) Magnolia (Best Supporting Actress) The End of the Affair (Best Leading Actress) The Hours (Best Supporting Actress) Far From Heaven (Best Leading Actress) Still Alice (Best Leading Actress) OSCAR NOMINATED PERFORMANCES BY... Amy Adams Jennifer Lawrence Nicole Kidman Anyway, this edition fits in pretty well with the lead actress 2015 thread that I put up earlier today but what other editions would you guys be interested in? I have Kate Winslet and Meryl Streep lined up next but some boys would be nice too  Perhaps Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio? |
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Apr 3 2017, 09:34 PM
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Julianne has become one of my favourite actresses around at the moment, she almost always has great roles one after the other (although her performance in Seventh Son was Razzie worthy
) and she's consistently one of the best things about all of her movies.I've not seen Boogie Nights as I'm not entirely sure it would be my thing but here's how I'd rank her other nominated performances: 1 Still Alice 2 The Hours 3 Far From Heaven 4 The End of the Affair The raw emotion in Still Alice is what clinches it for me as her best performance, there are so many scenes where you just feel so utterly sorry for her and what she's going through. She was my favourite character in The Hours though as well, her story line was definitely the most enthralling for me and I loved the scenes where she was older towards the end. FFH and TEOTA were hard to split up for me but they're two great, more subtle performances and my attention was always drawn straight to her in her scenes in both. A very convincing British accent in the latter as well (although she probably had a bit more of a supporting role in this)! In terms of snubs, I'm still gutted that she missed out for The Kids Are All Right, both female leads were just as good as the other so it's a shame that Annette seemed to steal most of the limelight that year, it's sad that both weren't nominated (I'd have put her in over Jennifer Lawrence in Winter's Bone tbh!). Really hoping she's fab in this year's 'Wonderstruck' and can get that sixth nomination, collaborating again with Todd Haynes looks promising! I think she's got a good chance, especially because it seems like it'll be a good year for her as she's also starring in 'Suburbicon' which looks like it could be another awards contender (as well as Kingsman 2!) 
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Apr 3 2017, 10:37 PM
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The Hours and Far From Heaven are incredible, I couldn't choose a favourite
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Apr 5 2017, 12:27 PM
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Two noms in one year, what kind of QUEEN *.*
Still Alice is a career defining performance, she was just so good in that. The Hours should have gotten her a win too. The Kids Are Alright and The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio deserved nods too. |
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