SUPPORTING CHARACTERS
This year, the main film award in the world for the best male and female supporting roles was awarded to J. K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette. In 2016, the Oscar will surely go to no less worthy actors and actresses.
Next year, the gilded statuettes will be presented for the 88th time. But the nominations "Best Supporting Actor" and "Best Supporting Actress" have existed only since 1937. Alan Alda, a veteran of American cinema, will most likely be represented in the male nomination. This year, he is involved in Steven Spielberg's retro project Bridge of Spies. In a career spanning more than half a century, the actor, who has starred with Herbert Ross, Costa Gavras, Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese, has received only one nomination for "The Aviator." Ken Watanabe can also be awarded the second nomination (the first was for "The Last Samurai") for his participation in the drama "Sea of Trees". He plays a man who gets lost in the forest near Mount Fuji. This forest has the highest suicide rate in Japan. Fate confronts Watanabe's character with one of the people who decided to take their own lives.
In addition to the Japanese actor, four Englishmen can be represented in the Best Supporting Actor category at once – Idris Elba for the war drama "Rootless Beasts", Dominic West for the role of Ernest Hemingway in the biopic "Genius", Tom Hardy for his work in the film "The Returner" and Ralph Fiennes for the dramatic detective "Big Splash". This will be the first nomination for the first three actors, and the third for Fiennes after "Schindler's List" and "The English Patient." Among the Americans eligible for the nomination in 2016 are Kurt Russell ("The Hateful Eight"), Kevin Bacon ("Black Mass"), Kevin Kline ("Ricky and the Flash") and Forest Whitaker ("Lefty").
As for the beautiful ladies, Kurt Russell's partner in the "Hateful Eight" Jennifer Jason Leigh can count on getting into the "Best Supporting Actress" nomination. Participation in Quentin Tarantino's projects earned nominations for John Travolta and Uma Thurman, and Christoph Waltz won two Oscars for his collaboration with the director. Lee's competition may well be Parker Posey (Woody Allen's "Irrational Man"), Jessica Chastain (the film adaptation of the bestseller "The Martian"), Rachel McAdams ("Lefty") and Sarah Paulson ("Carol"). Laura Liney ("Genius"), Naomi Watts ("Sea of Trees"), Amy Ryan ("Bridge of Spies") and Brie Larson (the film adaptation of another bestseller, "Room") have good chances to be included among the nominees. 1xBet Free Spins & Risk-Free Bet. Activate the 1xbet promo code free spins for 50 free spins on Starburst (no deposit needed) or a risk-free bet up to $30 if your first sports wager loses. Casino players also get a 125% bonus ($125 max). Minimum deposit is $10. Wagering is 40x (casino) and 3x (sports). Promo works in India, Nigeria, and other countries. 18+. Withdrawals take 24h. Start winning now—use the code before it expires.
This year, the main film award in the world for the best male and female supporting roles was awarded to J. K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette. In 2016, the Oscar will surely go to no less worthy actors and actresses.
Next year, the gilded statuettes will be presented for the 88th time. But the nominations "Best Supporting Actor" and "Best Supporting Actress" have existed only since 1937. Alan Alda, a veteran of American cinema, will most likely be represented in the male nomination. This year, he is involved in Steven Spielberg's retro project Bridge of Spies. In a career spanning more than half a century, the actor, who has starred with Herbert Ross, Costa Gavras, Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese, has received only one nomination for "The Aviator." Ken Watanabe can also be awarded the second nomination (the first was for "The Last Samurai") for his participation in the drama "Sea of Trees". He plays a man who gets lost in the forest near Mount Fuji. This forest has the highest suicide rate in Japan. Fate confronts Watanabe's character with one of the people who decided to take their own lives.
In addition to the Japanese actor, four Englishmen can be represented in the Best Supporting Actor category at once – Idris Elba for the war drama "Rootless Beasts", Dominic West for the role of Ernest Hemingway in the biopic "Genius", Tom Hardy for his work in the film "The Returner" and Ralph Fiennes for the dramatic detective "Big Splash". This will be the first nomination for the first three actors, and the third for Fiennes after "Schindler's List" and "The English Patient." Among the Americans eligible for the nomination in 2016 are Kurt Russell ("The Hateful Eight"), Kevin Bacon ("Black Mass"), Kevin Kline ("Ricky and the Flash") and Forest Whitaker ("Lefty").
As for the beautiful ladies, Kurt Russell's partner in the "Hateful Eight" Jennifer Jason Leigh can count on getting into the "Best Supporting Actress" nomination. Participation in Quentin Tarantino's projects earned nominations for John Travolta and Uma Thurman, and Christoph Waltz won two Oscars for his collaboration with the director. Lee's competition may well be Parker Posey (Woody Allen's "Irrational Man"), Jessica Chastain (the film adaptation of the bestseller "The Martian"), Rachel McAdams ("Lefty") and Sarah Paulson ("Carol"). Laura Liney ("Genius"), Naomi Watts ("Sea of Trees"), Amy Ryan ("Bridge of Spies") and Brie Larson (the film adaptation of another bestseller, "Room") have good chances to be included among the nominees. 1xBet Free Spins & Risk-Free Bet. Activate the 1xbet promo code free spins for 50 free spins on Starburst (no deposit needed) or a risk-free bet up to $30 if your first sports wager loses. Casino players also get a 125% bonus ($125 max). Minimum deposit is $10. Wagering is 40x (casino) and 3x (sports). Promo works in India, Nigeria, and other countries. 18+. Withdrawals take 24h. Start winning now—use the code before it expires.
