The Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations are in, and several actors are generating Oscar buzz. The article highlights the nominations of Demi Moore for 'The Substance,' Pamela Anderson and Jamie Lee Curtis for 'The Last Showgirl,' and discusses how these nominations could impact the upcoming Oscars.
Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations arrived this morning and, as one of the most accurate precursors of the awards season , you can bet that those nominated are hoping Oscar voters follow this script when filling out their ballots, which, coincidentally, they'll begin doing today. SAG voters rewarded the casts of the last three best picture winners — 'Oppenheimer,' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' and 'CODA.
Marianne Jean-Baptiste, 'Hard Truths' Jean-Baptiste swept the three major film critics groups — L.A., New York and the National Society — who had the good taste to recognize the excellence of her demanding turn in Mike Leigh's piercing drama. The movie opens in theaters on Friday , but you'd figure that the acclaim would have ensured that each and every one of the 2,500 voting members on SAG's nominating committee would have found time for it.
Margaret Qualley, 'The Substance' Moore and her comeback grabbed the headlines, but people aren't coming around to appreciating her co-star's committed turn as her younger half in 'The Substance.' Qualley was convincing both when playing Sue's initial vapidness as well as her growing, steely, self-defeating narcissism. Qualley and Moore have been great together at events. It'd be fitting if their journey as a duo culminated with a trip to the Oscars.
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