Nolte gave probably the best performance of the 1990s. A searing, towering piece of acting. The Globes got it right, and I think he was robbed of the Oscar, especially since Anthony Hopkins was clearly a supporting player.
Nolte also won L.A. Film Critics and Boston Film Critics. Hopkins wasn't only a supporting role, the entire Silence of the Lambs film was just campaigning.
He really deserved this award. 1991 was year of many great films and all of the performances deserved to be awarded. He truly gave a great, raw performance in a great movie.
The Price of Tides(Nick Notle's film)is an incredible film and would be a great film to show to people who are in Rehab trying to change their lives. Very Deep Film.
I remember him playing Augusto Odone in Lorenzo's oil. He did such a wonderful job with that Italian accent I was nearly fooled at the time and of course a brilliant performance. I even thought his parents must been from Italy. Again, just to tell you guys he did a very good job.
First saw Nick Nolte in "Rich man poor man", he was outstanding. Nick is so charismatic and he is such an amazing actor it is difficult to take your eyes off him when he is on screen. Also his cheeky boy smile gets me every time.
So glad he won a prestigious award for his performance in The Prince of Tides and IMO he deserved the Oscar as well. but he beat Hopkins out in one of the two biggies. However, what bothered me the most was that Hopkins didn't really have that much screen time in Silence of the Lambs and shouldn't have been allowed to be up for actor but rather supporting actor for both the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards
even though anthony Hopkins did not have much screen time in the movie, but his character is essential to the story as equally as jodie foster character, and therefore he deserves to be in the leading category
Nolte also won L.A. Film Critics and Boston Film Critics. Hopkins wasn't only a supporting role, the entire Silence of the Lambs film was just campaigning.
Well, Anthony Hopkins turned the tables at the Oscars two months later. Even here, his name got the loudest applause. I saw Kevin Costner in "JFK", what an amazing performance. Not enough ppl saw that movie "JFK", a phenomenal movie. I would actually rate Nick's performance after Anthony Hopkins and Kevin Costner's.
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@@cooltalktalks4944I think bc of the impact of Hopkins's performance, movie goers don't consider that a "supporting" category. Even today the mention of Hannibal Lector's name sends shivers down the spine. I actually think Kevin Costner was way underrated that year bc not enough ppl saw "JFK" plus he just won big the year before for Dances with Wolves.
He deserved so many more. Most underrated actor of our time. He makes me cry he makes me laugh. Outstanding character actor loved him from Rich man Poor man. No one has ever come close ❤️
there is no rule for leading and supporting role base on screen time. that tells you how impactful Hopkins performance is. usually movie studios put lead performance in supporting category so they would have a better chance of winning, but not for Hopkins. every now and then you have performances that are so impactful with such short screen time like Hopkins and peter finch in network, that movie studios upgrade them to leading category knowing that they will have a good chance of winning,
I think in his prime, he is an American treasure. He nearly stole the show in the recent movie about the kidnapping of the president (played by Morgan Freeman) Sorry - cannot recall the name of the movie.
How come the only award not shown from 1992 is Oliver Stone for Best Director for "JFK"? Is it because of "controversial" remarks he made? "A terrible lie was told to us 28 years ago. I hope that this film can be the first step in righting that wrong."
Cinema Insiders Oliver Stone won his THIRD Golden Globe for Director in 1992. That is THREE times in Five years. I think only a handful of other directors have ever on 3 golden globes for directing.
Please scribe in Google or Bing or Yahoo "tribute actress famous" or "Banco de Cine" or "Álbum de las Estrellas de Cine" and look for this star's name in the alphabet of the "Album of the movie Stars for its initial letter, N NI nº 61 at the 72 and there it is their videotape.
I think Anthony Hopkins should've won all the awards he was nominated for Silence of the Lambs. That was quite a performance. It was so eerie, quiet, phenomenal... words can't describe it. You have to watch Silence of the Lambs to know what a remarkable performance Hopkins gave in Lambs. However, Nolte wasn't bad himself.
@@HAL-vm3wn agreed. He had short appearance in the movie but won in leading category. Meanwhile, Alicia Vikander in the "Danish Girl" and Viola Davis in "Fences" are awarded for Best Supporting Actress inspite of they appeared longer than Hopkins
The scene with Hopkins staring down Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs, where the camera closes in on Hopkins's face, that scene makes your skin crawl.
@@jerrylorosae2690 that tells you how impactful Hopkins performance is. usually movie studios put lead performance in supporting category so they would have a better chance of winning, but not for Hopkins. every now and then you have performances that are so impactful with such short screen time like Hopkins and peter finch in network, that movie studios upgrade them to leading category knowing that they will have a good chance of winning,
One of the best actors of all time.
Nolte gave probably the best performance of the 1990s. A searing, towering piece of acting. The Globes got it right, and I think he was robbed of the Oscar, especially since Anthony Hopkins was clearly a supporting player.
Nolte also won L.A. Film Critics and Boston Film Critics. Hopkins wasn't only a supporting role, the entire Silence of the Lambs film was just campaigning.
Everything touched by Barbra Streisand turned to gold. What a talented director, actress and singer!
He really deserved this award. 1991 was year of many great films and all of the performances deserved to be awarded. He truly gave a great, raw performance in a great movie.
Barbra Streisand did a great job in directing this movie. Love her! ❤️❤️❤️
I truly loved prince of tides.
Great story and very well acted.
Great chemistry between barb and nick.
Barbra Streisand is looking smokin' hot here! 🔥 And to think she's already 50 years old here, but doesn't look a day over 30. Gorgeous. 😘😍😻
omg yes! ❤️❤️❤️
And cute!
The Price of Tides(Nick Notle's film)is an incredible film and would be a great film to show to people who are in Rehab trying to change their lives. Very Deep Film.
Nick Nolte gave a very polished performance in "The Prince of Tides" that year. He deserved the Golden Globe for his effort.
...The Prince of Tides was an excellent film & Nolte was great in it!
I remember him playing Augusto Odone in Lorenzo's oil. He did such a wonderful job with that Italian accent I was nearly fooled at the time and of course a brilliant performance. I even thought his parents must been from Italy. Again, just to tell you guys he did a very good job.
He should have won the Oscar for his amazing performance in Affliction as well.
First saw Nick Nolte in "Rich man poor man", he was outstanding. Nick is so charismatic and he is such an amazing actor it is difficult to take your eyes off him when he is on screen. Also his cheeky boy smile gets me every time.
Hey, I still cry this film a lot.2019.
Oh my god. He looks absolutely amazing there, I genuinely love him😂👏🏻👏🏻
Nolte deserved this, his performance in The Prince of
Tides was stellar.
Salute to the legend.
He did such a great job in that movie. I hope Barbra won something too. The movie was great.
I think the great shame was she did not get awarded for Prince of tides
Thanks!
Rich Man, Poor Man great performance and job. Nick Nolte great actor.
What great year for film
I love Barbra Streisand
So glad he won a prestigious award for his performance in The Prince of Tides and IMO he deserved the Oscar as well. but he beat Hopkins out in one of the two biggies. However, what bothered me the most was that Hopkins didn't really have that much screen time in Silence of the Lambs and shouldn't have been allowed to be up for actor but rather supporting actor for both the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards
even though anthony Hopkins did not have much screen time in the movie, but his character is essential to the story as equally as jodie foster character, and therefore he deserves to be in the leading category
@@minavamp2811Lots of supporting roles are essential to the storyline. That doesn't make them lead actors
All of these legends are so old now 😔
What a tough choice all amazing performances 😍
Nolte also won L.A. Film Critics and Boston Film Critics. Hopkins wasn't only a supporting role, the entire Silence of the Lambs film was just campaigning.
Well, Anthony Hopkins turned the tables at the Oscars two months later.
Even here, his name got the loudest applause.
I saw Kevin Costner in "JFK", what an amazing performance.
Not enough ppl saw that movie "JFK", a phenomenal movie.
I would actually rate Nick's performance after Anthony Hopkins and Kevin Costner's.
It's hard to believe he used to sound like this...now his voice is completely shot and raspy lol
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What a lineup!
Nolte was still working on "Cape Fear". He still has his Sam Bowden look lol
Hopkins won the Oscar... so I don't think he was robbed at all
Hopkins short appearance in SOTL should be awarded for Supporting Actor category!
@@jerrylorosae2690 i agree and every time I mention this on the social media, I get shouted down. But Nolte really deserved it that year
@@cooltalktalks4944I think bc of the impact of Hopkins's performance, movie goers don't consider that a "supporting" category.
Even today the mention of Hannibal Lector's name sends shivers down the spine.
I actually think Kevin Costner was way underrated that year bc not enough ppl saw "JFK" plus he just won big the year before for Dances with Wolves.
Merecido❤
Nick nolte is one of my favorite actors of all time. However i can't believe it didnt go to anthony hopkins here.
He have spoken.
He deserved so many more. Most underrated actor of our time. He makes me cry he makes me laugh. Outstanding character actor loved him from Rich man Poor man. No one has ever come close ❤️
I have spoken!
As a general rule I completely avoid Anthony Hopkins in films, but he was excellent...in The Remains of the Day.
What a poor taste... He is phenomenal actor
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...Each to their own.
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Фильм Масло Лоренцо (1992 год, режиссëр Джордж Миллер), уже за эту роль отца несчастного мальчика, Ник Нолти заслуживал Оскар 🧐
Is that Kathy Bates presenting?
Yes.
Wow what a line up but Bobby D should’ve won it as the Caddy but Nolte is a beast in anything he does.
The only win by nick nolte. Also De Niro & Kevin Costner are brilliant. Meanwhile Anthony Hopkins won the academy awards
Hopkins was supporting in THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. I don't understand those submissions.
I think it partly is to do with screen time - Hopkins is only on screen for around 15 to 20s mins I believe.
Right
there is no rule for leading and supporting role base on screen time. that tells you how impactful Hopkins performance is. usually movie studios put lead performance in supporting category so they would have a better chance of winning, but not for Hopkins. every now and then you have performances that are so impactful with such short screen time like Hopkins and peter finch in network, that movie studios upgrade them to leading category knowing that they will have a good chance of winning,
did Nolte dye his hair brown ?
Yes.
No.
James Dunn, Tommy Boy - well that clears things up ! LOL
who came here because of Angel has fallen movie?
I think in his prime, he is an American treasure. He nearly stole the show in the recent movie about the kidnapping of the president (played by Morgan Freeman) Sorry - cannot recall the name of the movie.
angel has fallen
How come the only award not shown from 1992 is Oliver Stone for Best Director for "JFK"? Is it because of "controversial" remarks he made? "A terrible lie was told to us 28 years ago. I hope that this film can be the first step in righting that wrong."
Cinema Insiders Oliver Stone won his THIRD Golden Globe for Director in 1992. That is THREE times in Five years. I think only a handful of other directors have ever on 3 golden globes for directing.
Please scribe in Google or Bing or Yahoo "tribute actress famous" or "Banco de Cine" or "Álbum de las Estrellas de Cine" and look for this star's name in the alphabet of the "Album of the movie Stars for its initial letter, N NI nº 61 at the 72 and there it is their videotape.
Anthony Hopkins should have won as Hannibal Lecter
I think Anthony Hopkins should've won all the awards he was nominated for Silence of the Lambs. That was quite a performance. It was so eerie, quiet, phenomenal... words can't describe it. You have to watch Silence of the Lambs to know what a remarkable performance Hopkins gave in Lambs. However, Nolte wasn't bad himself.
Problem: there is literally no fucking way Hopkins was "lead actor"
@@HAL-vm3wn agreed. He had short appearance in the movie but won in leading category. Meanwhile, Alicia Vikander in the "Danish Girl" and Viola Davis in "Fences" are awarded for Best Supporting Actress inspite of they appeared longer than Hopkins
The scene with Hopkins staring down Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs, where the camera closes in on Hopkins's face, that scene makes your skin crawl.
@@jerrylorosae2690 that tells you how impactful Hopkins performance is. usually movie studios put lead performance in supporting category so they would have a better chance of winning, but not for Hopkins. every now and then you have performances that are so impactful with such short screen time like Hopkins and peter finch in network, that movie studios upgrade them to leading category knowing that they will have a good chance of winning,
Nolte was fantastic, but Hopkins should’ve won the award here.
Warren Beatty is trying very hard not to look full of himself...and failing miserably.
Bugsy was the upset winner for Best Picture at the Globes that year (Beatty directed).
@@shihlin1 Interesting.
Outside of Splendor In The Grass I've never paid him the slightest bit of attention.
I agree. Hopkins got robbed on this one.
C.J. O'Dell No, he won the Oscar
@@okaka-sanfilmeedition8971 but he should won golden globe too
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Nolte robbed this award
fuck you.
This award should have been for Anthony Hopkins, at least Oscar did the right thing
Thankfully Oscars got that right
Anthony shoud won over nolte!!!
He did at the Oscars two months later.
Ok Nolte was great but he's not compared with such performances. He was the weakest by far. Especially from Hopkins and De Niro.
Terrible choice
A better director would have no so badly miscast the leading actress.