Sentences with phrase «film actress widely»

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Winner: Trans actress Daniela Vega's superb turn in «A Fantastic Woman» was widely noticed and praised, making the Chilean film the favorite here.

Blanchett was immediately widely tipped for the actress prize (although, in accordance with the arcane rules governing Cannes» award - giving, this would have precluded the film from the Palme d'or), but, satisfyingly, the jury instead graced Rooney Mara with their favour (the young actress winning ex aequo with Mon Roi's Emmanuelle Bercot), whose rendition of Carol's younger lover Thérèse is more subtly beguiling than Blanchett's dramatics.

That's why I initially found it hard to imagine the alluring 27 - year - old Australian actress Margot Robbie — perhaps most widely known for her sharp - tongued vixen turn in Martin Scorsese's 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street — playing Harding from her harsh teenage years through her 40s, as she navigates life out of the spotlight.

Written largely without interview access to the actress (now 70), the book has been framed out of necessity as a sort of biographical filmography, detailing her career in film, television, and music through not only her major roles and works — some of them not widely available to foreign audiences — but also in relation to the filmmakers with whom Kaji worked most frequently.

«Give Hathaway the Oscar now,» was one of the most widely - heard reactions to the film, as the actress essentially wrapped up her win in a heartbreaking single - take rendition of «I Dreamed a Dream.»

BEST ACTRESS Another impressive awards - season feat: How Jennifer Aniston came from nowhere in «Cake,» a tiny film that wasn't widely acclaimed, to make herself a real contender in what is admittedly a thin Best ActressACTRESS Another impressive awards - season feat: How Jennifer Aniston came from nowhere in «Cake,» a tiny film that wasn't widely acclaimed, to make herself a real contender in what is admittedly a thin Best ActressActress field.

5:45 am (25th)-- TCM — Of Human Bondage Bette Davis won a Best Actress Oscar in 1935 for the film Dangerous, but it's widely believed that it was a bit of a consolation prize for not winning for this film the year before — one of her first prestigious leading roles, in an adaptation of a W. Somerset Maugham novel.