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Thus Sequeira — whose resume includes everything from Shape director del Toro's TV series The Strain to CBC's own Being Erica — would be the first Canadian to ever win in this category if they fend off the favourite, Mark Bridges for his work on Phantom Thread.

Not exact matches

If «Dunkirk» does pull off the win, it could be a hint to how the night goes, as «The Shape of Water» and «Dunkirk» are up against each other in numerous categories, including best picture.

And Netflix could also sweep two of the biggest TV categories if the Aziz Ansari comedy Master of None wins against competitors such as Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel in the «musical or comedy» TV series category.

In recent months, as the political atmosphere has grown increasingly polarized, the stock market also seems to have split into two categories: Stocks expected to win if President Donald Trump achieves his policy goals, and ones that aren't.

If there is a competitive drug market, with limited advantage offered by the new drug in terms of increased effectiveness or reduced side effects, the drug will probably not win substantial market share in its product category.

The second category he calls «circumstantial evidence ``, which, if he was shown any of these, might cause him to rethink his position even if he doesn't convert: a genuinely flawless and consistent holy book; a religion without internal disputes or factions; a religion who's followers have never committed or taken part in atrocities; a religion that had a consistent record of winning its jihads and holy wars.

It gives us long term stability if required and not chelski situation but saying that they keep winning AW HAS LET HIS SELF DOWN by not changing I was once a AW in but unfortunately you can't teach an old dog new tricks if he doesn't want to learn and AW falls in to that category Neville made a good point when he said we could forgive the losing as we still played beautiful football.

Marko Arnautovic is seemingly alone in the Hammer of the Year stakes whilst Declan Rise will have to win something even if they make a special category for him.

The Amope pedi perfect won the 2016 Product of the Year Award in the Beauty Tools category and if you give it a try, you'll see why.

If the party had managed to win such slightly higher support levels in the last general election in the 13 constituencies that fall into this category, then Labour would have ended up winning 50 seats at the election, and the overall seat tallies by party would have looked as follows: Fine Gael 73, Labour 50, Fianna Fail 17, Sinn Fein 11, United Left Alliance 3, Others 12.

If you believe my commitment to ethical fashion is award winning, click this link and leave my name, link and a few words in the Young Green Leaders category.

The easiest category to pick among all the nominations is Lead Actor - Benedict Cumberbatch does so far and away the best in his role, it will be an injustice if anyone else wins.

There were big moments Sunday at the 24th annual celebration of actors, like Harvey Weinstein accusers Marisa Tomei and Rosanna Arquette naming some of the key silence breakers who lit the fuse to the movement, and big questions about what would happen if the recently accused James Franco and Aziz Ansari won in their categories (they didn't).

But if Warner Brothers is going to be out there actively campaigning for him, they're going to want to put him in a category he can win in.

Speaking of Call Me By Your Name, if James Ivory wins he will become, at 89, the oldest Oscar winner in any category, ever.

If Rachel Morrison wins Best Cinematography for Mudbound she will logically follow up her existing Oscar history as the only female nominee in this category (ever!)

Winner: Alicia Vikander, «The Danish Girl» Should win: Jennifer Jason Leigh, «The Hateful Eight» Upset player: Kate Winslet, «Steve Jobs» Nightmare win: Rachel McAdams, «Spotlight» (love her but she's not even the fourth best performance in the movie) Lowdown: The pundits have been fishing for a category that might provide an upset and if the Best Picture race wasn't so tight there would be more think pieces about this race than you can shake a stick at.

Throw in Jordan Peele becoming the first African - American screenwriter to win an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, an open endorsement of the Time's Up movement and Frances McDormand speaking very loudly, and you have an eventful evening of progressive winners, even if they didn't win in every category.

If Forest Whitaker isn't careful, he could win Oscars in two categories for two movies: lead actor for «Lee Daniels» The Butler» and as producer of the conceivable best picture, «Fruitvale Station.»

He won Best Actor in Cannes way back in May 2012 and if the film wins its Oscar category in March 2014 The Hunt may well serve as the new poster boy reminder of how deeply strange global cinematic culture is in terms of distribution models.

If you don't think Colin Firth is taking this one with, if anything, even more ease than Jeff Bridges coasted to his win last year, then you may as well put your money down on Hailee Steinfeld winning this category in a shock upseIf you don't think Colin Firth is taking this one with, if anything, even more ease than Jeff Bridges coasted to his win last year, then you may as well put your money down on Hailee Steinfeld winning this category in a shock upseif anything, even more ease than Jeff Bridges coasted to his win last year, then you may as well put your money down on Hailee Steinfeld winning this category in a shock upset.

If she were to win in the best supporting actress category for her role in «Nebraska,» she would make Academy Award history by becoming the oldest winner in any of the acting categories...

Which leaves the door open for Lady Bird to win as a group if its players lose in their respective categories.

If Ratatouille still retains a viable contender as a spoiler, it's not because audiences continue to drink whatever Pixar puts in the Kool - Aid that gets, as Laurie Anderson would say, «ah - dults» hailing each of their new movies as the studio's everlasting masterpiece of classic filmmaking (making it simply a matter of time before one of them actually wins an award outside the best animated feature playpen), but rather because its presence in this category might remind voters that one or two of the striking writers aren't just trying to feed their own mouths.

Usually, though, a Best Picture winner will only win Score if a sweep is afoot, and hardly ever does the rest of the time because in years when the Academy spreads the wealth, they seem to divide the films they like along the lines of tech, craft and major categories.

I wouldn't be shocked if it pulled off a win in those three categories, and I expect The Beard will be in heavy play for a prospective third Best Director trophy.

• OSCAR WINNING ROLES: If by some miracle Bryan Cranston won he'd be the second actor to win for playing a previous Oscar winner (the first being Cate Blanchett as Katharine Hepburn in The Aviator) • GENDER: If by some miracle Eddie Redmayne won it'd be the first leading actor win for a female character though not the first Oscar win for someone playing another gender — that was Linda Hunt as a male photographer in The Year of Living Dangerously (1983) • MULTI-HYPHENATES: Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio have also been nominated outside of acting categories.

If «Crash» wins as best picture, and I expect it will, its writer - director Paul Haggis will nevertheless be seen by voters as a newcomer, and a vote for Lee in this category will be a way to honor «Brokeback.»

Whether or not that translates into an Oscar - winning performance is yet to be seen, of course, but I would imagine it would improve Harrelson's odds if his performance as a local sheriff caught up in a murder case fell into the Supporting Actor category.

In their supporting categories they stuck with the clear critical frontrunners Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project) and Laurie Metcalf (Lady Bird) both of whom are probably locking up Oscar nominations in their categories if not the win yeIn their supporting categories they stuck with the clear critical frontrunners Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project) and Laurie Metcalf (Lady Bird) both of whom are probably locking up Oscar nominations in their categories if not the win yein their categories if not the win yet.

The absence of those hysterical dramatics in the race can lead to people who spend a superfluous amount of time thinking about the outcome of these awards to speculate who would win if the frontrunner were not nominated in the category.

So, who would in each category win if the frontrunner didn't exist?

My apologies in advance if the four acting categories end up sounding the exact same, for a rather extraordinary occurrence happened this year in that all four frontrunners ended up winning all four major awards leading up to the Oscars, an occurrence that I can't recall having happened before.

All signs point to a win for him in this category — he took the Directors Guild of America prize — even if the Best Picture prospects for his film remain suspenseful.

What matters about the Globes and the SAG awards is that they are the biggest televised events to come before the Oscars, meaning that if you aren't there, if you aren't competing, if you aren't present in an important category so you can't win in that category, then another movie has the opportunity to overtake you.

But for Paramount, she would have a better chance at a win if she were considered in Supporting Actress against comparatively «weaker» competition (a dubious claim in itself), especially with the writing on the wall that Natalie Portman would be running away with the Lead category for her work in

Boasting sumptuous period production design, cinematography in the irregular 2.0:1 aspect ratio by accomplished Italian cinematographer Vittorio Storaro (Apocalypse Now, The Last Emperor, and a number of Warren Beatty films), and costumes, Café Society could get recognized in some technical award categories, even if it doesn't add to the long list of original screenplay nominations (and wins) Allen has earned with apparent apathy.

But for Paramount, she would have a better chance at a win if she were considered in Supporting Actress against comparatively «weaker» competition (a dubious claim in itself), especially with the writing on the wall that Natalie Portman would be running away with the Lead category for her work in Black Swan.

There has been some consternation this year, possibly more so than I can personally remember for some time, about studios pushing for «category fraud,» or the act of angling for an award that does not necessarily fit the category in which it is being angled for, usually due to the other category leading to a higher likelihood of winning even if it may not be entirely accurate or moral to do so.

A potential win in this category with precedent is Cate Blanchett's «Bob Dylan» from Todd Haynes's I'm Not There, but that precedent is Cate Blanchett's Katharine Hepburn from Martin Scorsese's The Aviator, and though pundits are right to wonder if the Academy will want to give this fussy actress a second Oscar so soon after her last one, Blanchett may lose for representing a film that comes on intellectually strong and is possibly more obnoxious than American Gangster.

It would be a real shock if People v. O.J. didn't win in this category.

As you'll see from my picks, I somewhat went with my heart rather than my head on some of these, leading to a whopping 7 below the belt wins for Mad Max but if tides turn away from me in the tech category (which they easily could), I'll be looking at a more decrepit scorecard than I'm used to.

This year, for Blade Runner 2049, this titan of the medium was nominated for the 14th time, and if he loses, he will become the person most nominated in this category without winning.

Speaking of Bejo, she won Best Actress, for Asghar Farhadi's The Past, which is sure to be a major contender come award season, in the Foreign Language category if nothing else, though Bejo will likely be a top contender for Best Actress, too.

If The Jungle Book could win the Visual Effects Oscar nearly a year after opening and Cinderella could land a Costume Design nomination a year earlier, then it stands to reason that this opulent and no doubt commercially potent Beauty and the Beast can be remembered in some technical categories next award season.

The 2013 model received best - in - class V - 8 power, towing and highway driving range and the 2014 Durango is likely to win the same, if not more categories this year.

The Stinger won the iF product design award in the «Transportation Design» category [21] and the Red Dot award in the «Best of the Best Car Design» category in 2018.

It's important to do your research beforehand to see which categories they have, what type of books won the award for the categories you are interested in during previous years, and how many entrants there were (if disclosed).

Most titles in the fourth category won't sell at all but if you're looking for potential outsized wins, it's the only category that a publisher can reasonably assume has undiscovered bestsellers and approaches that haven't been tried before.

Please leave a comment to let me know which are your favorites or, if you disagree, let me know why.Although there is only winner in each category, other covers that were considered for the award or which stood out in some exemplary way, are indicated with a gold star: ★ Award winners and Gold - Starred covers also win the right to display our badges on their websites, so don't forget to get your badge to get a little more attention for the work you've put into your book.Also please note that we are now linking winning covers to their sales page on Amazon or Smashwords.Now, without any further ado, here are the winners of this month's e-Book Cover Design Awards.