Sentences with phrase «women nominees in every category»

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Other than that, Modern Family won almost everything else in the comedy category (including Best Direction, even though the majority of those nominees were women, one of them having directed an episode of Modern Family, but whatever).
Most notably, Portman unexpectedly dragged all of the male nominees in the Best Director category, which failed to recognize a single woman.
Following a short qualifying run for other categories late in 2017, Sony Pictures Classics» foreign - language nominee A Fantastic Woman by Sebastián Lelio is heading to theaters this weekend.
As Meryl Streep almost bounced in joy, McDormand urged all the women nominees, in various categories, across the hall at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, to stand up and be seen and be heard.
Before we dive in to this year's five foreign film Oscar nominees — «A Fantastic Woman,» «On Body and Soul,» «Loveless, «The Square,» and «The Insult» — we should probably dissect the category itself, one that probably remains an enigma for those who will tune in to watch the 90th Academy Awards March 4.
Selected by Chile to represent the country in the Best Foreign Language category at the Oscars, this moving, funny, very human film about a middle - aged woman and the obstacles that prevent a full and rich love life has a terrific shot at making the final five nominees.
Of all the 2018 BAFTA Film nominees in non-gender-specific categories, only around 20 per cent were women.
It already looks like a crowded category, but there's also tons of other women that could be aiming to join those two in the race, and it's an eclectic bath: Blythe Danner («I'll See You In My Dreams»), Bel Powley («Diary of a Teenage Girl») and Sarah Silverman («I Smile Back») all received warm notices at Sundance, and all of them would be first time Oscar nominees (which obviously more surprising in some cases than othersin the race, and it's an eclectic bath: Blythe Danner («I'll See You In My Dreams»), Bel Powley («Diary of a Teenage Girl») and Sarah Silverman («I Smile Back») all received warm notices at Sundance, and all of them would be first time Oscar nominees (which obviously more surprising in some cases than othersIn My Dreams»), Bel Powley («Diary of a Teenage Girl») and Sarah Silverman («I Smile Back») all received warm notices at Sundance, and all of them would be first time Oscar nominees (which obviously more surprising in some cases than othersin some cases than others).
How, for instance, do you have 6 nominees for most categories but only 4 for Best Actress in an Action picture and only nominate supporting actresses for that prize and leave out two leading women who really carried their films with aplomb: Mary Elizabeth Winstead in 10 Cloverfield Lane and Blake Lively in The Shallows.
Nominee Greta Gerwig is only the fifth woman to be nominated in the category in Oscars history; Jordan Peele is only the fifth black person to be nominated in the category, and the first black person to be nominated for writing, directing, and producing in the same year.
The other nominees are Call Me by Your Name, a Best Picture contender written by Hollywood luminary James Ivory; Dee Rees and Virgil Williams's literary, astute Mudbound, which marks the first time a black woman has ever been nominated in this category; Aaron Sorkin's 10 - quips - per - minute poker drama Molly's Game; and Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber's The Disaster Artist.
Additionally, while the fact three of the eight Best Picture nominees (Brooklyn, Mad Max: Fury Road and Room) focus on female protagonists, the lack of women in a number of major categories (notably directing, but also cinematography and original score) continues to be vexing, the overall demographic makeup of Academy membership (primarily Caucasian and over the age of 65) leading to voting trends that remain troublesome, to say the least.
Those double - digit pace - setters aside, there is bound to be cheering from the Silver Linings Playbook camp, which did considerably better than expected with eight citations, including one in all four acting categories, and disappointment from the Zero Dark Thirty team: Kathryn Bigelow's follow - on from The Hurt Locker got five mentions, including best actress for 2012 nominee Jessica Chastain (The Help), but Bigelow herself was left off the list — a notable snub to the person who had previously made Oscar history as the first woman ever to win an Oscar for directing.
Like the movie nominations, the DGA's nominees for television direction, announced Wednesday, included only one woman among the 11 directors cited in major categories.
Out of all nominees in the 44 writing, directing, editing, and producing categories, 2,074 of them were women, representing only 22 percent of the total.
Bias: Of all the 2018 BAFTA Film nominees in non-gender-specific categories, only around 20 per cent are women
Women were well - represented in the Breakthrough, Hero and Comedy performances categories, making up 50 % or more of the nominees there and Jennifer Lawrence grabs the only female slot in the Best Action Performance category for her final turn as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2.
But given the Golden Globes» history of awarding the newest young women on the block, first - time nominee Issa Rae is looking pretty good in this category.
While introducing the nominees for best picture — drama at the close of the show, Streisand expressed disbelief that she remained the only woman to win in the directing category in the show's 75 - year history.
In three separate feature film categories, Period, Fantasy and Contemporary, nominees include Darkest Hour, The Post, Blade Runner 2049, Wonder Woman, Downsizing and Lady Bird.
«With incredible new Zelda and Mario games releasing in the same year, plus the phenomenon that is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, we've never had a more diverse slate of nominees, including a record four women nominated in our genderless Best Performance category
A repeat nominee for the Dog Writers of America Maxwell Medallion and the winner of the 2015 Women in the Pet Industry Woman of the Year in the Advocacy Category, Carol Bryant is dedicated to serving the pet industry from a journalistic, pet parent, social media, marketing, and philanthropic perspective.
I was particularly impressed with the nominees in the Young Women of Achievement category because of the work that these young women have done and continue tWomen of Achievement category because of the work that these young women have done and continue twomen have done and continue to do.
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