Will Steven Spielberg’s love letter to the movies bring him some love? Will Cate Blanchett score another best actress win?
While she might have fallen out of the best actress Oscar race, it’s pleasing to see Emma Thompson recognised here for her never-better turn as a woman exploring her sexuality in the wonderfully revealing Good Luck to You, Leo Grande. With a different campaign and in a different year, it might have been hers to lose. But the wins will probably continue for Everything Everywhere All at Once and Michelle Yeoh’s barnstorming central performance.
Elsewhere a deserving Lesley Manville for her lovely Cinderella tale Mrs Harris Goes to Paris and the far less deserving pair of Anya Taylor-Joy for The Menu and Margot Robbie in Babylon will have to settle for the sidelines.Emma Thompson, Good Luck to You, Leo GrandeColin Farrell in The Banshees of Inisherin.rightfully sprinting away with this one for his exquisitely measured performance in The Banshees of Inisherin.
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