Love that Emma brought up the financial aspect of being an actor a few times in this roundtable. In addition to highlighting the importance of women having their own income, she also explained the reality of actors having to choose less "prestige"-y roles because they need to get paid, in a way that was funny and which removed stigma from the situation. It's easy sometimes with these interviews for the actors to get caught up in talking about how they do it all for the love of the art, which is often true, but the financial aspect of the film industry definitely needs to be discussed openly too.
I think of all the women at the round table, she was being the most pragmatic. I don’t know if that’s a reflection of her age (she’s the oldest one there) or her personality or if it’s because she’s not Oscar-nominated this year. I feel like Yeoh, Blanchett and de Armas were being very careful and guarded with their answers. Plus, I’ve read interviews of Thompson where she said she’s the primary breadwinner in her family.
Emma Thompson is a QUEEN. She needs to be invited to every actors table and parties whether she is nominated or not. She is just such a crack, so genuine, insightful and funny
Every actress here but Emma has made certain they are posed in front of an aesthetically-pleasing background for the Zoom session. Tasteful pictures of flowers behind them, etc. Emma (God love her) is sitting in her crowded, wonderfully-used North London kitchen, pots and pans and pepper shakers scattered behind her. She is real, like the Velveteen Rabbit. A gift to us all.
Please stop belittling Ana de Armas, you may not have liked the movie but she played an excellent role, her performance was brilliant and that is what is being awarded here, and all the other actresses recognize it
Love and respect all these women, but I must say Cate really blew me away with her performance, and TAR itself gives you a lot to think about. Enjoyed this insightful conversation! I like how they were able to really discuss with each other and weren’t just limited to taking turns answering isolated questions. Ali always does a great job 👍🏼
Emma is 100% correct. Any actor I have ever heard say intimacy coordinators are not needed are men. Every single one. How telling that is, actually, and to me how it proves that they are very much needed when the confidence and control in a nude or sex scene is obviously so one sided.
Emma is lovely & generous. All of these women are so diverse & beautiful as it should be. Ms. Deadwyler professed the need to connect with your spirituality , & there by the grace of God you go. The Oscar is truly the pagan symbol for worth & illusion & it has dismissed excellence by minorities. It's part of the system...the beast that wants you to be wretched. Danielle's performance was helped by Mamie the community and God's sublime grace.
@@Poetic_Justice1962don’t be naive- Michelle was great in EEAA but what Blanchett had done in TAR was on another level. Yeoh won mostly due to her comeback narrative, I mean look at all 4 winners this year for Christ sake, all of em’ had that strong comeback narrative.
Cate Blanchett is so insightful when she talks. You really get the sense how she’s a consummate artist. Ps: Cate mentioning Viola as a EGOT winner says, how considerate she’s as an actor
I love how Cate takes every opportunity to champion all of the women's performances on this panel, even a performance that so clearly exploits one of the most iconic women in Hollywood (side eyeing you Ana) shows how supportive she is of women in general.
The film is representing the exploitation that Marilyn Monroe endured and highlights the systemic abuse that actresses have experienced in Hollywood through the decades
I love how Emma Thompson really just keeps it real. Sometimes actors do act for the money - it is their profession, their bread and butter after all. And it's sad that women who do not meet the certain "standards" as pushed onto us by society will not be able to "do it for the art" or choose the roles they want.
54:27 glorious moment! after all the romantically ana's thoughts about acting Emma is facing the reality of it! we need the money though! I love that woman forever. Queen Emma💜
very diverse but so deserving nominees for the BAFTA, their performances are all worth any awards adding to that are their love for beautiful conversation and for their passion in each of their works that resonates on the movies they were all doing,kudos!!👏👏
Oooof it so hard for people to keep saying it’s brave for Emma to do that. That’s insulting to every woman. We are not models. She’s keeping it real. Not selling a dream or starving herself or having work done to look palatable on screen. Calling her brave suggests that it’s something to be feared or embarrassed by. I hope a lot of women smiled and felt seen and represented. ❤
I understand your comment completely. I think sadly it's a commentary on the world today that we think someone without a "perfect" body showing themselves nude is brave. It's a reflection on our society and how little we've come.
I don't know how common it is in the UK, but for American and Chinese actresses, it's really rare for any of them (at any age) to do full frontal scenes. So maybe that's what Michelle Yeoh meant? I know it's nearly unheard of in Chinese cinema. Tang Wei did full frontal scenes in "Lust Caution" and she got blacklisted in China for years.
I understand where you are coming from, but it's still hard for actors (both men and women) - people themseleves to showcase their vulnerability the way Emma did. And especially when it is looked down upon and mocked in Asian/South Asian countries. It is hard.
@@kokopellicrazy yes well said Thankyou I didn’t see it from that angle. It’s just said a lot to her and she handles it with grace doesn’t she. Obviously each person that mentions it comes from their own experience of how they would feel so I appreciate that.I mean I’m 10 years younger and I can get comments like oooh you’re brave to wear a bikini. I think we must change the perception of perfection.
BAFTA got it right for best actress. Thank you for recognizing these beautiful lovely talented diverse women. This is how it should be. Now this category should not have a winner bc they all were brilliant. And I'm cynical so to see inclusion based on excellence makes me smile. America right now is divided and the Oscar snubs for Danielle and Viola felt deliberate & just foul. Probably bc their performances were too unforgettable to be ignored and were "Oscar calibre". They suck.
Oscar didn't snub viola and danielle, every year some one will get nominated and someone will be left out. all the 5 Oscar nominees deserve their spot except for michelle williams who should be put in supporting instead of lead category.
Emma spoke about very important things in the industry towards women. What a great conversation and even though I love Cates performance. I I’m glad that Ana is there too. 👏👏👏
People rooting for Michelle Yeoh should do that only if they feel hers was the best performance this year, not just coz she is from an Asian origin. I believe EEAAO is gonna win Best Picture and a lot of other awards. It doesn't mean it has to win in every single category. Michelle Yeoh would be more than happy with all the love (and awards) her movie is receiving. Stop unnecessarily driving the 'Asian/non-white' narrative to support her. (Btw, even I am an Asian but I place artistic merit over ethnicity).
There is something stunningly wonderful with Michelle Yeoh’s performance in this film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” that has live in my memory as fresh as the day this brilliant film has been shown on theatre. How she exquisitely observed these different characters with such grace and precision. I’m at a loss of words to accurately describe her distinctive style of cinematic achievement. It might be just me, but I’m quite skeptical of Cate Blanchett’s movie “TAR”. I thought it was a heady mixture of boredom and mediocrity. My instincts had me avoiding it. However, I thought Cate Blanchett was so convincing as a renowned conductor/musician Lydia Tar. But since Cate already have received many recognitions (Oscars) in the past, I have got to hand the best lead actress to Michelle Yeoh’s one of a kind performance. My observation of her character in the movie seems exceptionally tour de force!…I know how presumptuous of me to say but my personal opinion has no place in this and it would not convince some voters to consider and acknowledge her work as the best performance this year. But I’m hoping for the best outcome that she would receive her very first BAFTA, SAG and Academy Awards trophies.
@Catherine Dodd You are the 2nd female poster whom referred to Tar as "boring"; seems like the global box office agrees, since it has only made $14.3 M.
@@sharknado623 Did you see Tar? If you did, how was Cate? I would not waste my time + money because Tar seems to be a vicious individual. I feel bad that Tar received vastly more interest than "Women Talking". As you may know, the latter film is based on true events, in a white isolated religious community, in Bolivia, where girls + women were drugged + sexually assaulted during the nite, from 2005 - 2009.
Here are the lists of nominees that I hope they win the BAFTA 2023: BEST FILM: Elvis - Gail Berman, Baz Luhrmann, Catherine Martin, Patrick McCormick and Schuyler Weiss or Everything Everywhere All at Once - Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert and Jonathan Wang BEST DIRECTOR: Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert - Everything Everywhere All at Once or Gina Prince-Bythewood - The Woman King BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE: Austin Butler - Elvis as Elvis Presley BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE: Michelle Yeoh - Everything Everywhere All at Once as Evelyn Quan Wang BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Ke Huy Quan - Everything Everywhere All at Once as Waymond Wang BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Angela Bassett - Black Panther: Wakanda Forever as Queen Ramonda BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: Everything Everywhere All at Once - Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert or The Fabelmans - Tony Kushner and Steven Spielberg BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAYS: She Said - Rebecca Lenkiewicz or The Whale - Samuel D. Hunter BEST ANIMATED FILM: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish - Joel Crawford and Mark Swift or Turning Red - Domee Shi and Lindsey Collins BEST DOCUMENTARY: Moonage Daydream - Brett Morgen BEST CASTING: Elvis - Nikki Barrett and Denise Chamian or Everything Everywhere All at Once - Sarah Halley Finn BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: The Batman - Greig Fraser or Elvis- Mandy Walker BEST COSTUME DESIGN: Elvis - Catherine Martin BEST EDITING: Top Gun: Maverick - Eddie Hamilton BEST MAKE UP & HAIR: Elvis - Jason Baird, Mark Coulier, Louise Coulston and Shane Thomas BEST ORIGINAL SCORE: Babylon - Justin Hurwitz BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN: The Batman - James Chinlund and Lee Sandales BEST SOUND: Top Gun: Maverick - Chris Burdon, James H. Mather, Al Nelson, Mark Taylor and Mark Weingarten BEST SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS: Avatar: The Way of Water - Richard Baneham, Daniel Barrett, Joe Letteri and Eric Saindon OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM: The Banshees of Inisherin - Martin McDonagh, Graham Broadbent and Pete Czernin OUTSTANDING DEBUT BY A BRITISH WRITER, DIRECTOR OR PRODUCER: Aftersun - Charlotte Wells (Writer/Director) BEST BRITISH SHORT ANIMATION: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse - Peter Baynton, Charlie Mackesy, Cara Speller and Hannah Minghella BEST BRITISH SHORT FILM: Bus Girl - Jessica Henwick and Louise Palmkvist Hansen EE RISING STAR AWARD: Naomi Ackie And these were the lists of nominees that I hope they win. You all don’t needs an Award to win, because you are all winners! The Awards needs you. Screw the awards. Awards are overrated. - Tray Daniel
The part where Ana de Armas said the intimacy coordinator was there to make her male costars and the male crew members feel comfortable was kind of strange…I can understand making the male costars comfortable, but the crew members? Come on…
She’s talking about how they are there to make everyone feel comfortable. I think with this movie, the sex scenes and intimate scenes were wholly uncomfortable and not stimulating.
I just find it interesting when actresses sign up for intimate and nude scenes but make it sound as though they were forced during interviews. Victim hood
Talented icons that deserved all their flowers, and then there's Ana de armas who accepted to disrespect and caricaturize a real person with a script based on a male fantasy book
Everyone is mad at Andrea Riseborough for “robbing” Viola or Danielle of an Oscar nom, but it’s Ana De Arma’s nomination that people should be questioning 😭
@@Nancy-sf2pl Also all the actresses (except emma) have more than 35 nominations for best actress during the whole race Ana barely has 10, and her film was high budget and from netflix, she doesn't deserve to be there
Love that Emma brought up the financial aspect of being an actor a few times in this roundtable. In addition to highlighting the importance of women having their own income, she also explained the reality of actors having to choose less "prestige"-y roles because they need to get paid, in a way that was funny and which removed stigma from the situation. It's easy sometimes with these interviews for the actors to get caught up in talking about how they do it all for the love of the art, which is often true, but the financial aspect of the film industry definitely needs to be discussed openly too.
I think of all the women at the round table, she was being the most pragmatic. I don’t know if that’s a reflection of her age (she’s the oldest one there) or her personality or if it’s because she’s not Oscar-nominated this year. I feel like Yeoh, Blanchett and de Armas were being very careful and guarded with their answers. Plus, I’ve read interviews of Thompson where she said she’s the primary breadwinner in her family.
Emma Thompson is a QUEEN. She needs to be invited to every actors table and parties whether she is nominated or not. She is just such a crack, so genuine, insightful and funny
Facts
Every actress here but Emma has made certain they are posed in front of an aesthetically-pleasing background for the Zoom session. Tasteful pictures of flowers behind them, etc. Emma (God love her) is sitting in her crowded, wonderfully-used North London kitchen, pots and pans and pepper shakers scattered behind her. She is real, like the Velveteen Rabbit. A gift to us all.
So glad you pointed that out! Such a good metaphor for her figure in the industry, no sods given about image, just her person and talent.
Michelle Yeoh, every little asian girl in the world is sending you love and our best wishes! We hope you can make history!
She definitely will win HER Oscar !!!
@@maggiechan33 she will!
@@sharknado623
Right !!!
Michelle's performance demanded more skills than Cate's.
Stay well !
Please stop belittling Ana de Armas, you may not have liked the movie but she played an excellent role, her performance was brilliant and that is what is being awarded here, and all the other actresses recognize it
THANK YOU!! She was great and her approach seemed genuine, no matter the outcome of the film
@@itsjustasimplestory5007genuine? Lmao I’m glad not everyone in this world is delusional like you and I know for a fact people can see through this BS
It is one of my favorite performances this CENTURY. She was incredible.
@@mr29 the cover up CRIME of the century you mean murder of MM
Love and respect all these women, but I must say Cate really blew me away with her performance, and TAR itself gives you a lot to think about.
Enjoyed this insightful conversation! I like how they were able to really discuss with each other and weren’t just limited to taking turns answering isolated questions. Ali always does a great job 👍🏼
Emma is 100% correct. Any actor I have ever heard say intimacy coordinators are not needed are men. Every single one. How telling that is, actually, and to me how it proves that they are very much needed when the confidence and control in a nude or sex scene is obviously so one sided.
Cate obliterated herself in tar. Deserved award if she gets it. Thoughtful conversation ladies
Emma is lovely & generous. All of these women are so diverse & beautiful as it should be. Ms. Deadwyler professed the need to connect with your spirituality , & there by the grace of God you go. The Oscar is truly the pagan symbol for worth & illusion & it has dismissed excellence by minorities. It's part of the system...the beast that wants you to be wretched. Danielle's performance was helped by Mamie the community and God's sublime grace.
They were all great but I think Cate gave the best performance. I believe for many actors, several of her scenes are technically most difficult.
It certainly is
Yesss including learning to play instruments, a language, conducting the orchestra
She has nothing on Michelle Yeoh, who's a legend.
@@Poetic_Justice1962don’t be naive- Michelle was great in EEAA but what Blanchett had done in TAR was on another level. Yeoh won mostly due to her comeback narrative, I mean look at all 4 winners this year for Christ sake, all of em’ had that strong comeback narrative.
@@rics1883 Keep saying that to make yourself feels better cos your fav lost. Michelle gave better performance compare to Cate! That's a fact!
Cate Blanchett is the best living actress for real there is nothing she can't do and plus she is this otherworldly beautiful are u kidding me???
Danielle ❤ I hope we get to see so much more of her in movies in the future. She’s incredible.
Cate Blanchett is so insightful when she talks. You really get the sense how she’s a consummate artist.
Ps: Cate mentioning Viola as a EGOT winner says, how considerate she’s as an actor
I love how Cate takes every opportunity to champion all of the women's performances on this panel, even a performance that so clearly exploits one of the most iconic women in Hollywood (side eyeing you Ana) shows how supportive she is of women in general.
She's Always like that, applause to her.
The film is representing the exploitation that Marilyn Monroe endured and highlights the systemic abuse that actresses have experienced in Hollywood through the decades
I love how Emma Thompson really just keeps it real. Sometimes actors do act for the money - it is their profession, their bread and butter after all. And it's sad that women who do not meet the certain "standards" as pushed onto us by society will not be able to "do it for the art" or choose the roles they want.
Emma has spoken so well here about protecting women on film sets and Cate added great points. Young actors need access to this info early on
54:27 glorious moment! after all the romantically ana's thoughts about acting Emma is facing the reality of it! we need the money though! I love that woman forever. Queen Emma💜
Emma Thompson is the best actress of my lifetime. She is walking wit and brilliance!
Love all of them, but Emma is my favorite, her performance blew me away, her movie was not well advertised, watch it if you have not.
Amazing performances but my pick would have to be Michelle Yeoh. Congrats ladies !
@MAISOM
Totally agree.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE ALL THESE LADIES💟
very diverse but so deserving nominees for the BAFTA, their performances are all worth any awards adding to that are their love for beautiful conversation and for their passion in each of their works that resonates on the movies they were all doing,kudos!!👏👏
This must be the most diverse BAFTA lead actress lineup ever
I love how Ana got go emotional talking about it😢 These women are absolutely fantastic!!!!! They all deserve the credit
Dame Emma Thompson should be in every roundtable. Bringing funny and eloquent top game every single time.
Oooof it so hard for people to keep saying it’s brave for Emma to do that. That’s insulting to every woman. We are not models. She’s keeping it real. Not selling a dream or starving herself or having work done to look palatable on screen. Calling her brave suggests that it’s something to be feared or embarrassed by. I hope a lot of women smiled and felt seen and represented. ❤
I understand your comment completely. I think sadly it's a commentary on the world today that we think someone without a "perfect" body showing themselves nude is brave. It's a reflection on our society and how little we've come.
I don't know how common it is in the UK, but for American and Chinese actresses, it's really rare for any of them (at any age) to do full frontal scenes. So maybe that's what Michelle Yeoh meant? I know it's nearly unheard of in Chinese cinema. Tang Wei did full frontal scenes in "Lust Caution" and she got blacklisted in China for years.
I understand where you are coming from, but it's still hard for actors (both men and women) - people themseleves to showcase their vulnerability the way Emma did. And especially when it is looked down upon and mocked in Asian/South Asian countries. It is hard.
@@kokopellicrazy yes well said Thankyou I didn’t see it from that angle. It’s just said a lot to her and she handles it with grace doesn’t she. Obviously each person that mentions it comes from their own experience of how they would feel so I appreciate that.I mean I’m 10 years younger and I can get comments like oooh you’re brave to wear a bikini. I think we must change the perception of perfection.
Both things can be true at the same time.
I can listen to Emma all day! For award this year I am rooting for Michelle Yeoh.
YES !
BAFTA got it right for best actress. Thank you for recognizing these beautiful lovely talented diverse women. This is how it should be. Now this category should not have a winner bc they all were brilliant. And I'm cynical so to see inclusion based on excellence makes me smile. America right now is divided and the Oscar snubs for Danielle and Viola felt deliberate & just foul. Probably bc their performances were too unforgettable to be ignored and were "Oscar calibre". They suck.
Oscar didn't snub viola and danielle, every year some one will get nominated and someone will be left out. all the 5 Oscar nominees deserve their spot except for michelle williams who should be put in supporting instead of lead category.
This is maybe too picky but I do wish these chats would show more of the reactions to answers from the other participants.
Emma spoke about very important things in the industry towards women. What a great conversation and even though I love Cates performance. I I’m glad that Ana is there too. 👏👏👏
Love love love 💕 💖 💜 Ana de Armas 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺
Can someone get a new wifi for Cate
Seems like she didn't make lots of $ from Tar.
Emma is always great!
Cate the Great
Cate and Emma are SO articulate
Georgie where are you? Someone need to set up Cate for WiFi and camera
Emma Thompson >>>>
Bravo to all! Plaudits to the signers!
Danielle Deadwyler gave one of the best performances of all time in Till
Ana De Armas was great in Blonde
No she wasn’t sorry. And she’s not getting no Oscar 😢 neither I will spill my blood on it 😊
Why are you lying
OUT OF THIS WORLD CAST AND CREW, Cate the GOAT, Meryl Streap GORGEOUS,JOHN the greatest LooserJLo on the TOP
People rooting for Michelle Yeoh should do that only if they feel hers was the best performance this year, not just coz she is from an Asian origin. I believe EEAAO is gonna win Best Picture and a lot of other awards. It doesn't mean it has to win in every single category. Michelle Yeoh would be more than happy with all the love (and awards) her movie is receiving. Stop unnecessarily driving the 'Asian/non-white' narrative to support her. (Btw, even I am an Asian but I place artistic merit over ethnicity).
She’ll win because she was the best. Bye.
i would've wanted to see how other's are reacting/listening while one was speaking.
There is something stunningly wonderful with Michelle Yeoh’s performance in this film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” that has live in my memory as fresh as the day this brilliant film has been shown on theatre. How she exquisitely observed these different characters with such grace and precision. I’m at a loss of words to accurately describe her distinctive style of cinematic achievement. It might be just me, but I’m quite skeptical of Cate Blanchett’s movie “TAR”. I thought it was a heady mixture of boredom and mediocrity. My instincts had me avoiding it. However, I thought Cate Blanchett was so convincing as a renowned conductor/musician Lydia Tar. But since Cate already have received many recognitions (Oscars) in the past, I have got to hand the best lead actress to Michelle Yeoh’s one of a kind performance. My observation of her character in the movie seems exceptionally tour de force!…I know how presumptuous of me to say but my personal opinion has no place in this and it would not convince some voters to consider and acknowledge her work as the best performance this year. But I’m hoping for the best outcome that she would receive her very first BAFTA, SAG and Academy Awards trophies.
i enjoyed Michelle's poerformance too and i feel like Blue Jasmine of Cate is a lot better than her Tar's
Although I did not like the movie Tar, at all, Cate’s performance was spectacular and really the only reason to watch the movie.
@Catherine Dodd
You are the 2nd female poster whom referred to Tar as "boring"; seems like the global box office agrees, since
it has only made $14.3 M.
@@maggiechan33 I personally don't like Todd Field's movies.
@@sharknado623
Did you see Tar? If you did, how was Cate?
I would not waste my time + money because Tar seems to be a vicious individual.
I feel bad that Tar received vastly more interest than "Women Talking". As you may know, the latter
film is based on true events, in a white isolated religious community, in Bolivia, where girls + women
were drugged + sexually assaulted during the nite, from 2005 - 2009.
Here are the lists of nominees that I hope they win the BAFTA 2023:
BEST FILM:
Elvis - Gail Berman, Baz Luhrmann, Catherine Martin, Patrick McCormick and Schuyler Weiss
or
Everything Everywhere All at Once - Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert and Jonathan Wang
BEST DIRECTOR:
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert - Everything Everywhere All at Once
or
Gina Prince-Bythewood - The Woman King
BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE:
Austin Butler - Elvis as Elvis Presley
BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE:
Michelle Yeoh - Everything Everywhere All at Once as Evelyn Quan Wang
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Ke Huy Quan - Everything Everywhere All at Once as Waymond Wang
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Angela Bassett - Black Panther: Wakanda Forever as Queen Ramonda
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY:
Everything Everywhere All at Once - Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert
or
The Fabelmans - Tony Kushner and Steven Spielberg
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAYS:
She Said - Rebecca Lenkiewicz
or
The Whale - Samuel D. Hunter
BEST ANIMATED FILM:
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish - Joel Crawford and Mark Swift
or
Turning Red - Domee Shi and Lindsey Collins
BEST DOCUMENTARY:
Moonage Daydream - Brett Morgen
BEST CASTING:
Elvis - Nikki Barrett and Denise Chamian
or
Everything Everywhere All at Once - Sarah Halley Finn
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY:
The Batman - Greig Fraser
or
Elvis- Mandy Walker
BEST COSTUME DESIGN:
Elvis - Catherine Martin
BEST EDITING:
Top Gun: Maverick - Eddie Hamilton
BEST MAKE UP & HAIR:
Elvis - Jason Baird, Mark Coulier, Louise Coulston and Shane Thomas
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE:
Babylon - Justin Hurwitz
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN:
The Batman - James Chinlund and Lee Sandales
BEST SOUND:
Top Gun: Maverick - Chris Burdon, James H. Mather, Al Nelson, Mark Taylor and Mark Weingarten
BEST SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS:
Avatar: The Way of Water - Richard Baneham, Daniel Barrett, Joe Letteri and Eric Saindon
OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM:
The Banshees of Inisherin - Martin McDonagh, Graham Broadbent and Pete Czernin
OUTSTANDING DEBUT BY A BRITISH WRITER, DIRECTOR OR PRODUCER:
Aftersun - Charlotte Wells (Writer/Director)
BEST BRITISH SHORT ANIMATION:
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse - Peter Baynton, Charlie Mackesy, Cara Speller and Hannah Minghella
BEST BRITISH SHORT FILM:
Bus Girl - Jessica Henwick and Louise Palmkvist Hansen
EE RISING STAR AWARD:
Naomi Ackie
And these were the lists of nominees that I hope they win.
You all don’t needs an Award to win, because you are all winners! The Awards needs you. Screw the awards. Awards are overrated.
- Tray Daniel
The part where Ana de Armas said the intimacy coordinator was there to make her male costars and the male crew members feel comfortable was kind of strange…I can understand making the male costars comfortable, but the crew members? Come on…
She’s talking about how they are there to make everyone feel comfortable. I think with this movie, the sex scenes and intimate scenes were wholly uncomfortable and not stimulating.
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I just find it interesting when actresses sign up for intimate and nude scenes but make it sound as though they were forced during interviews. Victim hood
Invite Grozev, you cowards!
Talented icons that deserved all their flowers, and then there's Ana de armas who accepted to disrespect and caricaturize a real person with a script based on a male fantasy book
Boo 👎 👎 👎
you're making a fool of yourself lol
Everyone is mad at Andrea Riseborough for “robbing” Viola or Danielle of an Oscar nom, but it’s Ana De Arma’s nomination that people should be questioning 😭
@@alexigetti I just said facts, leave if you cannot handle
@@Nancy-sf2pl Also all the actresses (except emma) have more than 35 nominations for best actress during the whole race
Ana barely has 10, and her film was high budget and from netflix, she doesn't deserve to be there