Sentences with phrase «perfect supporting actress»

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We were extremely taken with this dress at her New York Fashion Week presentation, and we think best supporting actress nominee Lupita Nyong» o is the perfect risk - taking celebrity to pull it off.

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS — Emma Watson, THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER Amy Adams, THE MASTER Anne Hathaway, LES MISERABLES Rebel Wilson, PITCH PERFECT Samantha Barks, LES MISERABLES

She may never be Hollywood's leading lady but to me she is the perfect supporting feel good actress.

Michelle Williams plays one of Renee's bosses — the blond, perfect, soft - voiced granddaughter of the company's founder (an ideally cast Lauren Hutton)-- and what a wonderful thing that an actress of Williams» stature and ability should take this supporting role.

With the explosive news that Viola Davis would indeed go supporting for Fences that immediately vaulted her to the top of the new Supporting Actress list and not just the top of it, a perfect scorsupporting for Fences that immediately vaulted her to the top of the new Supporting Actress list and not just the top of it, a perfect scorSupporting Actress list and not just the top of it, a perfect score to boot.

She spent six months perfecting the task of crying and singing at the same time for «I Dreamed a Dream» and is a hot favorite for a best supporting actress Oscar.

In a perfect world, Rooney Mara would be in the Best Actress category where she belongs, leaving this category open to be rightfully won by Kristen Stewart, who gave the best pure supporting performance of any female this year.

And Keaton could hardly be better supported: Norton is uproarious as a preening, Method - acting nightmare; Watts and Riseborough note - perfect as actresses jangled by daft insecurities; Stone tremendous as the lone voice of reason, faltering and defiant.»