Not exact matches
As he did in his first two sturdy efforts behind the camera, the Boston - set crime
dramas Gone Baby Gone and The Town, Affleck exhibits admirable restraint in creating the moral landscape of this film, and he aids himself by working with
actors who are adept with the subtleties of sighs and flinches, who can stumble into patches of either
light or darkness with equal ease.
It stars Steve Carell (tipped for a Best
Actor nod for his performance), who has leapfrogged from
light entertainment into the big leagues by virtue of last year's sports
drama Foxcatcher.
Actors normally associated with
lighter fare also received best
actor nominations for their work in
dramas, such as Steve Carell for Foxcatcher and Jennifer Aniston in Cake.
And for all his comments about specific actions, line readings, and so on made by the
actors, he sheds no
light on how he arrived at such offbeat casting choices; after all, the likes of Anderson, Dan Aykroyd, Anthony LaPaglia, and Eric Stoltz aren't exactly the names that immediately come to mind for a costume
drama.
Outstanding Performance by a Male
Actor in a
Drama Series PATRICK J. ADAMS / Mike Ross — «SUITS» (USA) STEVE BUSCEMI / Enoch «Nucky» Thomson — «BOARDWALK EMPIRE» (HBO) KYLE CHANDLER / Eric Taylor — «FRIDAY NIGHT
LIGHTS» (DirecTV) BRYAN CRANSTON / Walter White — «BREAKING BAD» (AMC) MICHAEL C. HALL / Dexter Morgan — «DEXTER» (Showtime)
The first trailer for
actor / writer / director Warren Beatty «s upcoming,
light - hearted romantic
drama Rules Don't Apply tried to do too much.
Also, since the cast mixed
actors known more for conventional
light comedy and
drama with burlesque - trained comic Phil Silvers and true thespian wildcards like Shelly Winters and Telly Savalas, a hodgepodge of ingredients seemed appropriate.