Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
She's been nominated 15 times previously, pretty sure they have nothing against her!
She has only won once.
So you’re saying she’s only won the Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA, Emmy, AFI Lifetime Achievement, SAG ONLY ONCE! How dreadful.
She’s a well-decorated actress. We get it. Kidman, Streep, Winslet, Moore, Zellweger, and a few others have won The Awards several times over. You could make the case they should all have more. But voters sometimes go with beloved actors and actresses who have not yet been recognized with one of The Awards, and honestly, it’s refreshing to see a Viola Davis or an Octavia Spencer or someone else be recognized. Would love to see Amy Adams win the Oscar one of these days.
She has only won the SAG once. You don't have to agree with my opinion. She gave the better preformance and has been constantly overlooked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
She's been nominated 15 times previously, pretty sure they have nothing against her!
She has only won once.
So you’re saying she’s only won the Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA, Emmy, AFI Lifetime Achievement, SAG ONLY ONCE! How dreadful.
She’s a well-decorated actress. We get it. Kidman, Streep, Winslet, Moore, Zellweger, and a few others have won The Awards several times over. You could make the case they should all have more. But voters sometimes go with beloved actors and actresses who have not yet been recognized with one of The Awards, and honestly, it’s refreshing to see a Viola Davis or an Octavia Spencer or someone else be recognized. Would love to see Amy Adams win the Oscar one of these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
She's been nominated 15 times previously, pretty sure they have nothing against her!
She has only won once.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
She's been nominated 15 times previously, pretty sure they have nothing against her!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Maybe they’re just ready to give other people some flowers.
Anonymous wrote:Wtf were those SAG nominations? What do they have against Nicole?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SAG members and the Alphabet theory strikes again
How so?
For whatever reason lazy sag members tend to vote for people whose last names start in the beginning of the alphabet. So take the "surpises"
Pamela Anderson- Last show girl
Bailey- wicked
Jamie Curtis -last show girl
Monica Barbaro- complete unknown
Daniel Craig - queer
A,B,B,C,C i think it's because of how SAG sets up their ballot.
I don't buy this. They checked Anderson, yes, but then would have needed to consciously skip Jolie and Kidman to get to Madison and Moore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SAG members and the Alphabet theory strikes again
How so?
For whatever reason lazy sag members tend to vote for people whose last names start in the beginning of the alphabet. So take the "surpises"
Pamela Anderson- Last show girl
Bailey- wicked
Jamie Curtis -last show girl
Monica Barbaro- complete unknown
Daniel Craig - queer
A,B,B,C,C i think it's because of how SAG sets up their ballot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SAG members and the Alphabet theory strikes again
How so?
Anonymous wrote:SAG members and the Alphabet theory strikes again