"leading" vs "supporting" is so weird sometimes.
Thandie Newton and Lena Headey having to fight for a "supporting" actress award kinda rubs me the wrong way.
How is Cersei the leading character in Game of Thrones?
"leading" vs "supporting" is so weird sometimes.
Thandie Newton and Lena Headey having to fight for a "supporting" actress award kinda rubs me the wrong way.
Yeah, really shocked not to see Hopkins in there for actor and Wright for supporting actor.
Thrilled to see Wood and Newton in there, though!
How is Cersei the leading character in Game of Thrones?
I wouldn't be surprised to see Wright and/or Hopkins nominated for Emmy's. The Globes are always a bit weird.
With a cast as big as game of thrones, i'm not sure where to draw the line between "leading" and "supporting".
But especially in Season 6, i do feel like she was absolutely the 'lead' to the Kings Landing arc.
Would you consider Daenerys to be the only leading female role on the show, then?
Same goes for Newton in Westworld, imho.
yet still no love for Ben Foster. The guy will break out one day.
I haven't seen Moana, but Kubo was significantly better than Zootopia. It's a shame that you can't seem to win that if you don't have the Disney name.Kubo and the Two Strings should win but Hollywood has their nose up Disney/Pixar's ass I doubt they even watch any of the other nominated films in animated category.
The SNL take on her performance was dead on.Loved Stranger Things but hated her performance.
Lion looks pretty bad. Are the trailers just terrible, or is this another case of a movie only being in the running because of Harvey Weinstein?
I agree. Just watched the trailer...people call La La Land "Oscar Bait" when this exists?
Also, why is The Americans not nominated ? :/
Hope the actors at least win
Ensemble show means there is no leading character. I wouldn't consider anyone the leading character, that's kind of the point.
The latter. It's emotionally manipulative tripe. Nicole Kidman is the only good thing about it... and that's entirely due to one brief scene towards the end of the movie.Lion looks pretty bad. Are the trailers just terrible, or is this another case of a movie only being in the running because of Harvey Weinstein?
I sure hope so. Seems criminal not to recognize arguably the two finest performances in the show.
Best TV Series, Drama:
The Crown
Game of Thrones
Stranger Things
This Is Us
Westworld
I was honestly more impressed by Wood.
*looks at other nominated animated films*
which has nothing to do with cinema, his craft or his talent.
And no one has forgotten.
The Night Of not being nominated shows how completely out of touch are these kind of awards, not only it was the best tv series of the year by far (sorry Stranger Things) but it had the best cinematography I have ever seen on a TV show.
Best TV Miniseries or Movie
American Crime
The Dresser
The Night Manager
The Night Of
The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
Hopkins is the only actor from Westworld that deserves a nomination imho.
Winona Ryder best actress. Hahahahaha
She was amazing. That's why I say arguably. In my mind she was either the best, or a close second to Hopkins.
The first half of the movie is largely focused around the child version of his character getting separated from his brother and getting lost on the streets of India.Dev Patel is a supporting actor in his own movie? Or did I fail to grasp what the movie was about based on the marketing? (His face is on the posters, etc.)
The best hope is that the voting bases split and Kubo comes up through the middle. Would have been even likelier had Finding Dory made the cut. Unfortunately, the support seems to be coalescing around Zootopia (which is the best of the three Disney/Pixar films and a deserved front-runner) so I suspect that momentum will carry the day. That... and most of the voters will not have watched Kubo.Kubo and the Two Strings should win but Hollywood has their nose up Disney/Pixar's ass I doubt they even watch any of the other nominated films in animated category.
ok, so it's a glass half full / half empty kind of thing.
It'd consider the show to have multiple leading characters
But i just checked - Actors/actresses in GoT were always just nominated in the "supporting" category, so i guess my definition is off.
I still find it weird. I think GoT Season 6 had 2 female leads (daenerys and cersei), one male lead (Jon Snow).
But alas, the Globes see it differently. It's a shame that great performances in great shows have to fight for scraps, just because the drama of the show works with a wider base of characters instead of just one.
edit: meh, Desperate housewives had 3(!) nominations for actress in a leading role. (yes, the 'supporting role' award existed back then, in case anyone wonders)
The Globes don't decide this, it's the networks who send in considerations for shows. Which is why sometimes a drama ends up being nominated as a comedy, and also why this happens. In this case, one would assume GoT considers nobody a leading character and sends in everyone as supporting. Alternatively, they consider there will be less competition in the supporting slot.
If someone is anti-semitic I don't think he should be propped up for prestigious awards..but thats just me and my own damn sense of morality.