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Was the Andrea Riseborough Oscar Campaign Illegal? - Puck
The shock nom has created a brewing shitshow within the Academy, which is said to be looking at whether the team behind “To Leslie” violated
The Gall to say that her nomination would be a win for indie cinema while saying that Viola Davis and Danielle Deadwyler nominations were "locked in" because of their studios backing.
White Women showing You their hands everyday.
Didn’t know you could buy articles in Time…
Amid a riveting performance in 'A Complete Unknown' and a self-professed quest for greatness, the young Oscar nominee has also delighted us
… but there you go.
Pretty good article
The A Complete Unknown star won the SAG Award! What does it mean? Let’s hash it out.
Thanks Vulture.
Bradley Cooper is so damn thirsty for that Oscar. Trying to Nicole Kidman it with that offensive prosthetic nose. It should have been given to Jake Gyllenhaal. At this point Cooper is genuinely embarrassing, and I get it would be hard if all my friends (De Niro, Penn, Pitt, Smith, Affleck, DiCaprio) had one and I didn't, but these Oscar bait films, and Oscar campaign stunts, are getting ridiculous.
In this eventful and entertaining election year, the campaigning is not limited to Hillary and Bernie and Marco and Trump. Also out there stumping—for another high-profile and much-coveted albeit very different kind of prize—were Leo and Brie and Saoirse and Sly. And Spielberg and Pitt. And Paramount and Fox and Disney.
Behind the scenes intrigue. Eddie isn’t just a great actor — his charm had a powerful effect on The Theory of Everything’s box office.
“Yet another case study is Eddie Redmayne's full-scale offensive leading up to last year's Best Actor win for Universal/Focus Features' The Theory of Everything, in which he portrayed physicist Stephen Hawking. ‘He had the best ground game—he was pumping every hand, kissing every baby,’ says O'Neil. ‘He was the happy warrior.’ Redmayne's buzzy performance and Oscar win are also credited with helping push the movie, which had a modest $15 million budget, past $122 million worldwide. Redmayne is nominated again this year, for Universal/Focus Features' The Danish Girl. “The legwork required to win an Oscar has become so accepted that there's almost nothing—not even a current gig—that will keep a contender from doing it. This year, Ronan, despite appearing in The Crucible on Broadway, has been a tireless campaigner. Redmayne, while busy filming a Harry Potter spinoff, has still made the rounds.”
