These last two predictions are more locks than anything, which is why I didn't really write about the other performers. The King and Queen seem poised to rule the evening...or at least these two categories.
Best ActorLeonardo DiCaprio,
Blood DiamondRyan Gosling,
Half NelsonPeter O’Toole,
VenusWill Smith,
The Pursuit Of HappynessForest Whitaker, The Last King Of Scotland
It seems that this category is down to two front runners, O’Toole and Whitaker. The latter seems likely to take home the trophy, much like he has at just about every other awards ceremony this season. These are the two performances that I have yet to see, so I can’t really comment. However, I think if O’Toole wins, it won’t be for his performance.
My prediction: Forest Whitaker
Best ActressPenelope Cruz,
VolverJudi Dench,
Notes On A ScandalHelen Mirren, The QueenMeryl Streep,
The Devil Wears PradaKate Winslet,
Little Children
As if I even needed to bother…they should already have Mirren’s name on the Oscar. I have no doubt that Helen will walk home with the top prize. Despite all of the buzz and pre-Oscar awards handed out to her, there hasn’t been the usual backlash. Why? Cause her work speaks for itself. It’s a rather dull movie, but her performance is dead on. This is her year (although I would love to see
Volver honored).
My prediction: Helen Mirren
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