Here's an update for my predictions of the lead acting categories, cinematography, editing and production design for the 94th Academy Awards. As always, TFF #48 films/performers are in Bold. The previous position for these predictions is indicated to the right in parentheses. These categories were last predicted on Dec. 30th.
BEST ACTRESS
1) Kristen Stewart/Spencer (1)
2) Nicole Kidman/Being the Ricardos (2)
3) Olivia Colman/The Lost Daughter (4)
4) Jessica Chastain/The Eyes of Tammy Faye (3)
5) Lady Gaga/House of Gucci (5)
Alternates: Alana Haim/Licorice Pizza and Rachel Zegler/West Side Story
BEST ACTOR
1) Will Smith/King Richard (1)
2) Benedict Cumberbatch/The Power of the Dog (2)
3) Andrew Garfield/tick, tick...BOOM (3)
4)Denzel Washington/The Tragedy of Macbeth (4)
5) Peter Dinklage/Cyrano (5)
Alternates: Leonardo DiCaprio/Don't Look Up and Nicolas Cage/Pig
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
1) Dune (1)
2) The Power of the Dog (2)
3) West Side Story (3)
4) The Tragedy of Macbeth (5)
5) Belfast (4)
Alternates: Nightmare Alley and Spencer
BEST EDITING
1) Dune (1)
2) Belfast (2)
3) West Side Story (4)
4) The Power of the Dog (3)
5) Licorice Pizza (5)
Alternates: Don't look Up and King Richard
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
1) Dune (1)
2) Nightmare Alley (2)
3) West Side Story (3)
4) Belfast (5)
5) The French Dispatch (4)
Alternates: The Tragedy of Macbeth and Cyrano
SCREEN ACTORS GUILD NOMINATIONS AND TFF #48
The Screen Actors Guild announced nominees for their prizes yesterday. TFF #48 films fared as follows:
Belfast: Best Cast and Supporting Actress Caitriona Balfe
King Richard: Best Cast and Lead Actor Will Smith
The Power of the Dog: Best Lead Actor Benedict Cumberbatch, Supporting Actress Kirsten Dunst and Supporting Actor Kodi Smit-McPhee
The Lost Daughter: Lead Actress Olivia Colman
Surprises:
No Best Cast nomination for The Power of the Dog despite a leading three nominations in the individual acting categories.
No Kristen Stewart Best Actress nomination for Spencer
Strong support for House of Gucci with a Best Cast nomination and individual nods for Lady Gaga and Jared Leto.
Don't Look Up gets a Best Cast nomination but not a single individual nomination.
West Side Story getting a single individual nomination for Ariana De Bose and no Best Cast nomination.
BAFTA LONG LIST AND TFF #48
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts announced their long lists for each competitive film category yesterday. The longlists establish what films are still alive for actual BAFTA nominations. Here's how TFF #48 films fared. Total
Belfast (14): Best Film, Best British Film, Direction, Original Screenplay, Supporting Actress (Balfe), Supporting Actress (Dench), Supporting Actor (Hinds), Supporting Actor (Dornan), Casting, Cinematography, Costumes, Editing, Production Design and Sound.
The Power of the Dog (14): Best Film, Direction, Adapted Screenplay, Actor (Cumberbatch), Supporting Actress (Dunst), Supporting Actor (Smit-McPhee), Supporting Actor (Plemons), Costumes, Cinematography, Costumes, Editing, Score, Production Design and Sound.
The French Dispatch (11): Best Film, Original Screenplay, Supporting Actor (Del Toro), Cinematography, Costumes, Editing, Makeup/Hair, Score, Production Design, Visual Effects and Sound.
The Lost Daughter (8): Best Film, Direction, Adapted Screenplay, Actress (Colman), Supporting Actress (Buckley), Costumes, Editing and Score.
King Richard (7): Best Film, Direction, Original Screenplay, Actor (Smith), Supporting Actress (Ellis), Casting and Score.
Cyrano (7): Outstanding British Film, Adapted Screenplay, Actor (Dinklage), Cinematography, Costumes, Makeup/Hair and Production Design.
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (5): Outstanding British Film, Costumes, Makeup/Hair, Score and Production Design
The Hand of God (5): Best Non-English Language Film, Direction, Original Screenplay, Casting and Editing.
Spencer (4); Outstanding British Film, Actress (Stewart), Costumes and Score.
C'mon C'mon (4): Original Screenplay, Actor (Phoenix), Supporting Actor (Norman) and Cinematography
Petite Maman (3); Best Non-English Language Film, Direction and Original Screenplay.
Flee (3): Best Non-English Language Film, Animated Feature and Documentary Feature.
Single mentions for:
The Card Counter: Original Screenplay
The Duke: Original Screenplay
A Hero: Best Non-English Language Film
Encounter: Best Actor (Ahmed)
Becoming Cousteau: Best Documentary Feature
Cow: Best Documentary Feature
The Real Charlie Chaplin: Best Documentary Feature
The Rescue: Best Documentary Feature
The Velvet Underground: Best Documentary Feature
TFF #47 films on the longlist were
After Love (6): Outstanding British Film, Outstanding Debut, Direction, Original Screenplay, Actress (Scanlan) and Casting.
Also a single mention for First Cow for Direction.
(***The Duke was also listed as a TFF #47 selection)
All told 23 feature films from the last two SHOWS are still in the hunt for BAFTA recognition. BBAFTA will announce the nominees on February 3rd.
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