that's blatantly disregarding who those awards work. denzel and halle both won awards for previous works basically and there was no way in hell will was winning one for ali or pursuit of mediocrity. i could go on but 'make up awards' are real. very.
and the idea of a 9 year old winning best actress or even being nominated is lunacy. don't care what the fuck else is tied to the storyline
Well
Best Actor:
Nominated: Jackie Cooper for Skippy in 1930
Born: September 15, 1922 (9 years old)
Best Actress:
Nominated: Keisha Castle-Hughes for Whale Rider in 2003
Born: March 24, 1990 (13 years old)
Best Supporting Actress:
Winner: Tatum O'Neal for Paper Moon in 1973
Born: November 5, 1963 (10 years old)
Winner: Anna Paquin for The Piano in 1993
Born July 24, 1982 (11 years old)
Nominated: Mary Badham for To Kill a Mockingbird in 1962
Born: October 7, 1952 (10 years old)
Nominated: Quinn Cummings for The Goodbye Girl in 1977
Born: August 13, 1967 (10 years old)
Nominated: Abigail Breslin for Little Miss Sunshine in 2006
Born: April 14, 1996 (10 years old)
Best Supporting Actor:
Nominated: Justin Henry for Kramer vs. Kramer in 1979
Born: May 25, 1971 (8 years old)
Nominated: Haley Joel Osment for The Sixth Sense in 1999
Born: April 10, 1988 (11 years old)
Nominated: Brandon deWilde for Shane in 1953
Born: April 9, 1942 (11 years old)
That's not even all of them, but I'm tired of typing.
Okay, even if they
were make up awards, it's a bit ironic that all of them have to do with black people in negative stereotypes or degrading roles.
That sounds like giving benefit of the doubt where it hasn't been earned. You can't say they snubbed him for all these roles but gave him the award for this suspect role but it's totally above board.
This. Exactly this. Show me the black person winning for a neutral role (aka one that can be played by a black or a white person). Hell, show me the black person winning for a decent character.
We hating on Pursuit, fam? Really?