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 May 15 2006, 06:39 PM
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Spring Awakening(1981)  Posts: 24  |
23. FUR (PictureHouse)
Academy Award winner Nicole Kidman stars in the biopic of American late photographer Diane Arbus who achieved major success during the 60s. Oscar Potential: A. Screenplay, Acting, Artistics. We think: playing notorious females has never hurt actresses when it comes to receiving Oscars attention. Nicole Kidman will probably top many predictions lists for next years Best Actress race. PERFORMERS TO KEEP AN EYE ON... Based on the nature of the role (or roles) these actors and actresses are playing next year, we distinguish them as the ones with best chances to be nominated in the Acting categories: The Ladies (In no particular order) 1. Nicole Kidman in Fur (and The Lady from Shanghai) Link -------------------- I love to be loved by you...
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May 15 2006, 08:43 PM
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Fur(2005) Posts: 1,369 |
Theoscarigloo, I had never heard of it. Thanks anyhow for the article, I'll check the site now that I know it's there
 . I also have something related to Nic being nominated...this is from goldderby although I'm not sure. It's really short.If you'd like to get a 360-day jump on your friends, next year's crop of Oscar nominees for Best Picture will include "Flags of Our Fathers," "All the King's Men" and "The Departed." Sean Penn ("All the King's Men"), Matt Damon ("The Departed") and Jude Law ("Breaking and Entering") will nab Best Actor nominations. Nicole Kidman ("Fur") and Naomi Watts ("The Painted Veil") might get nominations for Best Actress, but the frontrunner is Annette Bening in "Running With Scissors." ------ And Jon Stewart is too smart to accept another gig hosting. It's more comedically advantageous to do it once and go back to making fun of the whole thing. Luv, Marie Xx -------------------- xx
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May 15 2006, 09:09 PM
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The Invasion(2007) Posts: 1,965 |
 http://www.everythingoscar.com/bestactress http://digilander.libero.it/trumanburbank/best_actress.htm http://www.theoscarigloo.com/Actress.html
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May 15 2006, 10:49 PM
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The Hours(2002) Posts: 884 |
She will not win.
Oscars are all about politics now; double African American winning first Oscars after 9-11, Crash wins just to defeat Brokeback Mountain, Fahrenheit 9/11 (winner of 2 prizes at Cannes) did not get a single nod, a rap band wins best song with a lyrics about "pimps" full of "f" and "s" words, etc.... Nicole has a big red mark over her head by the Academy after she did Dogville, or you really think her acting in Birth did not even deserve a nomination? I'm looking forward to her winning prestigious prizes in Europe where it is still about good films and actors, not a political (in)correctness match... |
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May 15 2006, 11:33 PM
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Malice(1993) Posts: 317 |
QUOTE(adrian @ May 15 2006, 01:49 PM) Oscars are all about politics now, Fahrenheit 9/11 (winner of 2 prizes at Cannes)  It was also a political prize in Cannes ! |
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May 16 2006, 12:15 AM
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The Hours(2002) Posts: 884 |
QUOTE(archer @ May 15 2006, 11:33 PM) It was also a political prize in Cannes ! Don't think so, or it would have won at Berlin! The documentry value of this thing is unprecedented. Check the "Awards and Nominations" on it's IMDB page, which includes a nomination for "British Independent Film Awards".... Needless to say a nom from the UK can't be political. |
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May 16 2006, 12:21 AM
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The Invasion(2007) Posts: 1,914 |
QUOTE(adrian @ May 15 2006, 10:49 AM) She will not win. Oscars are all about politics now; double African American winning first Oscars after 9-11, Crash wins just to defeat Brokeback Mountain, Fahrenheit 9/11 (winner of 2 prizes at Cannes) did not get a single nod, a rap band wins best song with a lyrics about "pimps" full of "f" and "s" words, etc.... Nicole has a big red mark over her head by the Academy after she did Dogville, or you really think her acting in Birth did not even deserve a nomination? I'm looking forward to her winning prestigious prizes in Europe where it is still about good films and actors, not a political (in)correctness match... I get your point... but I still have some hope on that... specially as Nic was ignored for so many great performances!! Besides, she's in all predictions for 2007! Let's just wait for the critics!! 
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May 16 2006, 12:57 AM
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The Hours(2002) Posts: 884 |
QUOTE(flafims @ May 16 2006, 12:21 AM) I get your point... but I still have some hope on that... specially as Nic was ignored for so many great performances!! Besides, she's in all predictions for 2007! Let's just wait for the critics!! I hope not. It is an honour to the academy awards to include Nicole's name as a nominee, an honour they do not deserve. Nicole is much bigger than any award, no actor/actress dead or alive can aprroach her god-like perfection on and off stage. We do not need some politically motivated academy members to tell us this 
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May 16 2006, 02:39 AM
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Happy Feet(2006) Posts: 1,646 |
Oh come on, adrian.
Don´t be too harsh on them. Yes some things they did, like the whole thing with Brokeback Mountain *annoyed* me off too, but alltogether I still think they are good judges and I guess the movies and actors that win are very good. All nominees deserve to win and I was a bit sad Brokeback Mountain didn´t win best motion picture, well... And don´t forget they did honour Nicole for The Hours and made her very happy and the rest of the world was in awe. Of course we all know Nic is the best anyway, but it´s nice to have that confirmed from the pros and also shout out in the world for everyone to know!!! 
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May 16 2006, 02:50 AM
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Nine (2009) Posts: 7,259 |
QUOTE(adrian @ May 16 2006, 12:15 AM) Don't think so, or it would have won at Berlin! The documentry value of this thing is unprecedented. Check the "Awards and Nominations" on it's IMDB page, which includes a nomination for "British Independent Film Awards".... Needless to say a nom from the UK can't be political. I agree that she is very well respected in Europe and very well lauded but it can be quite political, I was one of the people stunned that she didn't win Best Actress for Dogville at Cannes, the award was given to another actress for Barbarian Invasion, reason given was that NK was already established so a lesser known name should be awarded to give them a sort of a push to be seen out there. I live in the UK, BIFA and LFCC are good but BAFTA is all about politics, they simply mirror what AMPAS has on the ballot. Some people believe NK is a favourite of AMPAS and would be one of the frontrunners, I don't. I don't think they know what she is, a movie star or a character actress? It is the same issue with Johnny Depp, years of being snubbed and now showered with praise for everything he does, he even got nomed for Finding Neverland! Another thing, why isn't the Independent Spirit Award (ISA) nominating NK for her indie roles? Dogville, Birth were both indie movies. I am sure that she won't be nomed for Fur and UNBP even if her performances in them are outstanding because they feel she is too "big" and AMPAS would laud her instead. I get stunned now whenever she is nominated because I am surprised they even thought of adding her to the ballot, don't even get me started on the critics, they never give her anything! -------------------- "Every day, you get better or you get worse. What did you do today?
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May 16 2006, 07:47 AM
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Birth(2004) Posts: 1,142 |
Regardless of the irregular, political, odd or nonsensical voting of the academy members, they have indeed acknowledged Nicoles potent acting abilities already. She is an Oscar winner and once you have one...you are forever known and announced as an Academy Award winner. That will never be taken away. If she gets another nod or another award it's icing on the cake. There are hundreds of great actors out there and only four awards to be given out (through the Oscars) every year. To win it just once is astronomically against the odds for all actors. Her talent cannot be denied. She's already a winner. I only hope she gets nominated so she'll show up to the ceremony so I can admire her on the red carpet.
 Purely selfish reasons. Who cares what the academy thinks - the really important people to Nicole aren't the voters - they are her family, dear friends, earnest fans and all the real world people whom she has the great opportunity and gift to help. That's what's meaningful. Off my soapbox. Next..... 
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May 16 2006, 07:55 AM
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The Golden Compass (2007) Posts: 3,317 |
QUOTE(scarlett @ May 15 2006, 04:47 PM) Regardless of the irregular, political, odd or nonsensical voting of the academy members, they have indeed acknowledged Nicoles potent acting abilities already. She is an Oscar winner and once you have one...you are forever known and announced as an Academy Award winner. That will never be taken away. If she gets another nod or another award it's icing on the cake. There are hundreds of great actors out there and only four awards to be given out (through the Oscars) every year. To win it just once is astronomically against the odds for all actors. Her talent cannot be denied. She's already a winner. I only hope she gets nominated so she'll show up to the ceremony so I can admire her on the red carpet. Purely selfish reasons. Who cares what the academy thinks - the really important people to Nicole aren't the voters - they are her family, dear friends, earnest fans and all the real world people whom she has the great opportunity and gift to help. That's what's meaningful. Off my soapbox. Next..... yup yup!!  we all still love nic no matter what!  its great to get recognized, but you don't have to physically win an award to be called a winner. she's done her best and has stayed strong, and that's an award right there!
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May 16 2006, 07:56 AM
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The Golden Compass (2007) Posts: 3,317 |
QUOTE(scarlett @ May 15 2006, 04:47 PM) Regardless of the irregular, political, odd or nonsensical voting of the academy members, they have indeed acknowledged Nicoles potent acting abilities already. She is an Oscar winner and once you have one...you are forever known and announced as an Academy Award winner. That will never be taken away. If she gets another nod or another award it's icing on the cake. There are hundreds of great actors out there and only four awards to be given out (through the Oscars) every year. To win it just once is astronomically against the odds for all actors. Her talent cannot be denied. She's already a winner. I only hope she gets nominated so she'll show up to the ceremony so I can admire her on the red carpet. Purely selfish reasons. Who cares what the academy thinks - the really important people to Nicole aren't the voters - they are her family, dear friends, earnest fans and all the real world people whom she has the great opportunity and gift to help. That's what's meaningful. Off my soapbox. Next..... yup yup!! we all still love nic no matter what! its great to get recognized, but you don't have to physically win an award to be called a winner. she's done her best and has stayed strong, and that's an award right there!
-------------------- Keith Urban- July 26, 2007 ~Love, Pain & the whole crazy World Tour~
As wild and amazing as can be! |
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May 16 2006, 07:57 AM
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The Golden Compass (2007) Posts: 3,317 |
QUOTE(scarlett @ May 15 2006, 04:47 PM) Regardless of the irregular, political, odd or nonsensical voting of the academy members, they have indeed acknowledged Nicoles potent acting abilities already. She is an Oscar winner and once you have one...you are forever known and announced as an Academy Award winner. That will never be taken away. If she gets another nod or another award it's icing on the cake. There are hundreds of great actors out there and only four awards to be given out (through the Oscars) every year. To win it just once is astronomically against the odds for all actors. Her talent cannot be denied. She's already a winner. I only hope she gets nominated so she'll show up to the ceremony so I can admire her on the red carpet. Purely selfish reasons. Who cares what the academy thinks - the really important people to Nicole aren't the voters - they are her family, dear friends, earnest fans and all the real world people whom she has the great opportunity and gift to help. That's what's meaningful. Off my soapbox. Next..... yup yup!! we all still love nic no matter what! its great to get recognized, but you don't have to physically win an award to be called a winner. she's done her best and has stayed strong, and that's an award right there!
-------------------- Keith Urban- July 26, 2007 ~Love, Pain & the whole crazy World Tour~
As wild and amazing as can be! |
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May 16 2006, 07:57 AM
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The Golden Compass (2007) Posts: 3,317 |
QUOTE(scarlett @ May 15 2006, 04:47 PM) Regardless of the irregular, political, odd or nonsensical voting of the academy members, they have indeed acknowledged Nicoles potent acting abilities already. She is an Oscar winner and once you have one...you are forever known and announced as an Academy Award winner. That will never be taken away. If she gets another nod or another award it's icing on the cake. There are hundreds of great actors out there and only four awards to be given out (through the Oscars) every year. To win it just once is astronomically against the odds for all actors. Her talent cannot be denied. She's already a winner. I only hope she gets nominated so she'll show up to the ceremony so I can admire her on the red carpet. Purely selfish reasons. Who cares what the academy thinks - the really important people to Nicole aren't the voters - they are her family, dear friends, earnest fans and all the real world people whom she has the great opportunity and gift to help. That's what's meaningful. Off my soapbox. Next..... yup yup!! we all still love nic no matter what! its great to get recognized, but you don't have to physically win an award to be called a winner. she's done her best and has stayed strong, and that's an award right there!
-------------------- Keith Urban- July 26, 2007 ~Love, Pain & the whole crazy World Tour~
As wild and amazing as can be! |
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May 16 2006, 07:58 AM
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The Golden Compass (2007) Posts: 3,317 |
k i have no idea what just happened!! foxy, help!!
-------------------- Keith Urban- July 26, 2007 ~Love, Pain & the whole crazy World Tour~
As wild and amazing as can be! |
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May 16 2006, 08:26 AM
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The Hours(2002) Posts: 884 |
Ok girls, you win
 In fact the small line anna siad about how the Oscars made her so happy was the bit that changed my mind  Ok, I wish she wins another academy JUST to see her happy again But no way this award or the lack of it should have anything to do with the fact that she is the greatest actress ever to grace a screen Thanks ladies for your inputs 
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May 16 2006, 01:20 PM
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The Invasion(2007) Posts: 1,914 |
QUOTE(adrian @ May 15 2006, 08:26 PM) Ok girls, you win In fact the small line anna siad about how the Oscars made her so happy was the bit that changed my mind Ok, I wish she wins another academy JUST to see her happy again But no way this award or the lack of it should have anything to do with the fact that she is the greatest actress ever to grace a screen Thanks ladies for your inputs Yeah, that's it!! Now I agree with you!! haha
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May 16 2006, 02:01 PM
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Far And Away(1992) Posts: 256 |
QUOTE(adrian @ May 15 2006, 10:49 PM) She will not win. Oscars are all about politics now; [...] They were always about politics Adrian, since their inception when only six or seven films might have been entered. Sorry to be cynical, but most non-academic award competitions are political in some way or the other. Having been in academia longer than most people, I can say that even in universities, a lot of care has to be taken to ensure that partisan politics does not intervene. QUOTE Nicole has a big red mark over her head by the Academy after she did Dogville, or you really think her acting in Birth did not even deserve a nomination? I didn't really care that much. It is sufficient for me, if I think it is a good film. And Birth was much more than a good film. The opinion of Academy members is outside my sphere of influence and I don't spend too much time on it. .QUOTE I'm looking forward to her winning prestigious prizes in Europe where it is still about good films and actors, not a political (in)correctness match... As I mentioned above, European prizes will be just about as political as American prizes, and the same for Asian prizes. With that much money and clout involved, it is nearly impossible for award committees to remain impartial. This post has been edited by polaris: May 16 2006, 02:02 PM |
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May 16 2006, 03:21 PM
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Malice(1993) Posts: 317 |
[quote=polaris,May 16 2006, 05:01 AM]
I didn't really care that much. It is sufficient for me, if I think it is a good film. And Birth was much more than a good film. The opinion of Academy members is outside my sphere of influence and I don't spend too much time on it.[/QUOTE] I totally agree. And only time allows us to know about the quality of a film, like fine wines... [/QUOTE]As I mentioned above, European prizes will be just about as political as American prizes, and the same for Asian prizes. With that much money and clout involved, it is nearly impossible for award committees to remain impartial. [/quote] Welcome to the real world... and some unkown festivals or less important ones are more free about their choice (less money in it of course...) |
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