Showing posts with label Mike Mills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mike Mills. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2021

MTFB Oscar Predictions Updated: Supporting Acting and New Categories: Score, Song, Costumes / New Trailers; The Power of the Dog and Citizen Ashe / Variety Awards Circuit Podcasts: Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan / Interviews: Branagh, Smith and Mills

 MTFB OSCAR PREDICITONS UPDATED



Here's your update on the Supporting Acting races.  This updates the predictions last posted for these categories on Oct. 25th.  TFF #48 performances are indicated in Bold and their previous position in my predictions are indicated to the right in parentheses.


BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS



1) Caitriona Balfe/Belfast (3)
2) Kirsten Dunst/The Power of the Dog (1)
3) Aunjunue Ellis/King Richard (4)
4) Rutyh Negga/Passing (New)
5) Ann Dowd/Mass (2)

Alternates: Judi Dench/Belfast and Marlee Matlin/CODA

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR




1) Ciaran Hinds/Belfast (2)
2) Bradley Cooper/Licorice Pizza (1)
3) Jamie Dornan/Belfast (3)
4) Jared Leto/House of Gucci (New)
5) Kodi Smit-McPhee/The Power of the Dog (5)

Alternates: Ben Affleck/The Tender Bar and Jason Isaacs/Mass


NEW CATEGORIES FIRST PREDICTIONS



ORIGINAL SCORE


1) Dune
2) The Power of the Dog
3) Spencer
4) The French Dispatch
5) Don't Look Up

Alternates: Nightmare Alley and The Tragedy of Macbeth

ORIGINAL SONG

1) Believe/King Richard
2) No Time to Die/No Time to Die
3) Down to Joy/Belfast
4) So May We Start/Annette
5) Guns Go Bang/The Harder They Fall

Alternates: Colombia Mi Encanto/Encanto, Believe/The Rescue and Every Letter/Cyrano

BEST COSTUME

1) Cruella
2) Dune
3) Spencer
4) Nightmare Alley
5) House of Gucci

Alternates: The French Dispatch and West Side Story


TRAILERS

NEW TRAILER FOR THE POWER OF THE DOG




CITIZEN ASHE






VARIETY'S AWARDS CIRCUIT PODCAST:





INTERVIEWS: BRANAGH, SMITH, MILLS




I've linked interviews from the past week with some TFF #48 players.








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Thursday, June 9, 2016

Accidental Image and a Reminder / After Billy Lynn?

Good Thursday world...


ACCIDENTAL IMAGE AND A REMINDER


Last March, in one of the 2016 Oscar season pieces that happened immediately after this past Oscar season finished, I mentioned that Mike Mills 20th Century Women might be a film worth keeping an eye on as a possible Telluride selection for TFF #43 and since then...nothing.

At the time, the film had no domestic distribution and according to an IMDb check, that's still true. Megan Ellison's Annapurna Pictures is among the producers on the film which stars Annette Bening, also set to appear in hubby Warren Beatty's Howard Hughes pic Rules Don't Apply.

Yesterday, it appears that someone leaked the first image of the film online which makes you think that, perhaps, the film is still on track for release and a possible run in some of the fall film fests.

Here's the image and the accompanying story from Film Experience:




Also, here's the IMDb page for 20th Century Women:


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4385888/?ref_=nv_sr_1




AFTER BILLY LYNN?



Ang Lee's Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is set for release on Nov. 11 (ironically on the same day as Rules Don't Apply-mentioned above).

The film has a good deal of pre-Oscar buzz and it's certainly a long shot to play Telluride largely because Ang Lee, who used to play T-ride with some frequency, hasn't been back since 2005's Brokeback Mountain and also because Billy Lynn's distrib is Sony Pictures which hasn't exactly been a Telluride staple (unless you count their specialty arm-Sony Pictures Classics).

Nevertheless, because Lee HAS had a Telluride presence with Telluride in the misty past, I think you still take notice of his films and the slightest chance that they could make their way to southwestern Colorado.

To that end, we noticed news yesterday that Lee continues to prep for what seems to be his next project focusing on the Ali/Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" heavyweight championship fight.

The Film Stage reported on progress yesterday.  That report also relied on a Screen Daily interview.  Both are linked here:

https://thefilmstage.com/news/ang-lees-ali-frazier-boxing-drama-to-mark-sensorial-leap-forward/

http://www.screendaily.com/news/james-schamus-talks-muhammad-ali-movie/5104580.article

That's a wrap for Thursday...


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