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2023 OSCARS PREDICTIONS: BEST ACTRESS:-
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Michelle Yeoh made history with her win for best performance by a female actor in a leading role at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, becoming the first Asian woman to win a leading film acting award. Only the second Asian woman nominated at SAG for best actress after Ziyi Zhang for “Memoirs of a Geisha” (2005), Yeoh is also the second Asian woman ever to win a film acting prize after following Yuh Jung Youn’s supporting actress triumph for “Minari” (2020).
Yeoh’s turn as laundromat owner Evelyn is among her film’s leading 11 Oscar nominations. She’s only the second Asian nominated for the best actress Oscar since Merle Oberon for “The Dark Angel” (1935). In 95 years of the Academy Awards, only five actors of Asian descent have won Oscars: Ben Kingsley (“Gandhi”) and F. Murray Abraham (“Amadeus”) for best actor, Haing S. Ngor (“The Killing Fields”) for supporting actor, and Miyoshi Umeki (“Sayonara”) and the aforementioned Youn in supporting actress.
But it’s not wrapped up in the slightest.
If any other best picture nominated movie were walking into the Dolby Theatre on March 12 with the accolades and credentials that “Tár” and its star Cate Blanchett is currently holding, it would be considered a front-runner. Cate Blanchett’s central performance is a favorite after the two-time Oscar winner walked away with BAFTA, Golden Globe and Critics Choice prizes. It’ll be a photo finish.
Ana de Armas (“Blonde”), Andrea Riseborough (“To Leslie”) and Michelle Williams (“The Fabelmans”) are happy to be among the listed but not expected to win.
The voting window for AMPAS members runs from March 2 through March 7 (closing at 5:00 pm PST).
Upcoming ceremonies taking place during the voting window include the Cinema Audio Society (March 4), Film Independent Spirit Awards (March 4), USC Scripter Awards (March 4), American Cinema Editors Awards (March 5), American Society of Cinematographers (March 5) and Writers Guild of America Awards (March 5). The Casting Society Awards occurs after the window has closed on March 9.
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ALL AWARDS CONTENDERS AND RANKINGS:
| And The Predicted Nominees Are: |
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| Rank | Name | Film |
Distributor |
| 1 | Cate Blanchett | “Tár” | Focus Features |
| Set in the international world of classical music, the film centers on Lydia Tár. widely considered one of the greatest living composer/conductors and first-ever female chief conductor of a major German orchestra. |
| 2 | Michelle Yeoh | “Everything Everywhere All at Once” | <
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| An aging Chinese immigrant is swept up in an insane adventure, where she alone can save the world by exploring other universes connecting with the lives she could have led. |
| 3 | Michelle Williams | “The Fabelmans” | Universal Pictures |
| A semi-autobiography based on Spielberg’s own childhood growing up in post-war Arizona, from age seven to eighteen. |
| 4 | Ana De Armas | “Blonde” | Netflix |
| A fictionalized chronicle of the inner life of Marilyn Monroe. |
| 5 | Andrea Riseborough | “To Leslie” | Momentum Pictures |
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