Alec Baldwin’s Reprieve – The Last of Who? – The Hours, Remembered
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Did Everything Everywhere Just Hit a Roadblock?
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As the 95th annual Academy Awards draw ever closer, one win seems like it’s becoming a foregone conclusion: Everything Everywhere All at Once appears to have won the hearts of umpteen predictor ceremonies, making an eventual best-picture victory more and more likely. Or at least, that’s how it seemed until Sunday night’s BAFTAs, when All Quiet on the Western Front triumphed over the Daniels’ kaleidoscopic crowd-pleaser (which won only a single one of the prizes it had been nominated for). This matters for several reasons, as David Canfield explains: BAFTA membership, he writes, “overlaps somewhat with the Academy’s.” That body’s voting system is also similar to that of the Oscars, ”which is to say, a wide range of film professionals—actors, sound mixers, casting agents, writers—vote in all of the main categories after nominations were selected by craft-specific branches.” Could the BAFTAs foreshadow an upset brewing?
Elsewhere in HWD, the DGA Awards indicate Everything Everywhere is still very much a front-runner; Canfield looks back on the Oscar campaign that defined the 2000s; Alec Baldwin wins a significant legal victory; and The Last of Us may have axed one of its major players.
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All Quiet on the Western Front rises, Everything Everywhere finally hits a roadblock, and Top Gun: Maverick is still lurking.
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The industry officially gets behind Everything Everywhere All at Once at the DGA Awards. What it felt like inside the room, and what it means.
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Three A-list actresses, two of the most volatile men in Hollywood, and the awards campaign that defined the 2000s—and it all got overshadowed by “the nose.”
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Alec Baldwin’s aggressive legal strategy bears fruit as prosecutors withdraw a “gun enhancement charge” that could have sent him to prison for five years.
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Did The Last of Us just bid a bloody farewell to one of its key characters?
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