Sentences with phrase «oscar nomination time»

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Functioning in this capacity and as composer and musical director, Previn was honored several times by the Academy Awards folks, earning nominations for Kiss Me Kate (1953), Two for the Show (1955), It's Always Fair Weather (1955), Bells are Ringing (1960), Pepe (1960) and Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967), and winning Oscars for Gigi (1958) and Porgy and Bess (1959).

«This time, its war, «was the tagline and Aliens went on to become one of the biggest blockbuster films of 1986 and not to mention ending up being nominated for Seven Oscars including a Best Actress nomination for Sigourney Weaver and winning two Oscars for Sound Effects Editing and Special Visual Effects.

Inspired by the director's interaction with street actors who portray religious figures by night and pursue more commercial endeavors by day, the film once again received a Best Foreign Film nomination at the Oscars and swept the Genies — this time in 12 categories.

When President Trump's travel ban dropped right around the time of the Oscar nominations, attention flocked to Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi and his inability to attend the Oscars.

Will Day - Lewis nab another nomination come Oscars time?

Both the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice awards are set to announce their nominations in mid-December and will hold their winners around the time the Oscars are announced.

Sarsgaard is one of my favorite actors, and while I'd love to see him get an oscar nomination I just don't think it will happen for him this time.

The only major awards nominations «All the Money» has a chance at are the BAFTAs (noms out Jan. 9) and The Oscars (noms announced Jan. 23)-- if Scott, Plummer and crew can get filming and editing done in time.

PAUL PREDICTS THE 2018 OSCAR NOMINEES It's that time of the year again where I predict the Oscar nominations for Shane Slater and his website Film Actually.

Aladdin came at the right time for Disney, capitalizing on the worldwide popularity of Robin Williams and widespread enjoyment of hand - drawn animation months after Beauty and the Beast became the first such film to get a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.

Not only did «Moonlight's» Mahershala Ali and «Fences»» Viola Davis earn Oscars for their supporting roles — the first time two African American actors won in both supporting categories in the same year — Ruth Negga was nominated for her lead role in «Loving» and Denzel Washington earned his seventh acting nomination plus a shot at best picture as one of the producers of «Fences.»

Though it nabbed Critics» Choice and Golden Globe nominations for its two lead actors, — Emma Stone and Steve Carrell (Carrell also snuck into the SAGs Best Actor category)-- those categories are going to be way more stacked by the time the Oscars are announced.

It's been «his time» before — he should have a least a couple of Oscars on his mantle already, and he frankly deserved more than the 14 nominations he has received in his sterling career.

Now, surprisingly enough, this wouldn't strictly be the first time Stiller has lead his film to the Oscars as Robert Downey Jr. earned perhaps the strangest nomination of all time for his black - faced role as Australian Kirk Lazarus.

Of all the awards ceremonies going on this time of year, the Golden Globes is the one that has the most affect on what we might expect for nominations at The Oscars (at least that's what we're led to believe).

The Oscars have recognized her for the first time for her subtle work in «Spotlight,» but can we pretend the nomination is also honoring «Mean Girls,» «The Notebook,» and «Midnight in Paris»?

«King & Country» is a very harsh and bleak anti-war film that's been largely relegated to the cinematic dustbin of history, despite being very well - regarded at the time — enough to earn four BAFTA Awards nominations (the British equivalent of the Oscars), including Best Picture.

As such, it would not only be a shoo - in a nomination for these half - time Oscars, it would win the phantom statuette, and we would applaud loudly.