The 90th Academy Awards will be held on March 5, 2018, Beijing time, that is, next Monday morning, and I hope that there will be no oolong like the previous one. Today, Uncle Mei will share with you a little interesting: the best main/supporting actor nomination winner appears in front of the camera for the first time and compares it to what he looks like now.
<h1>Best Actress:</h1>
Margot Robbie
I believe that everyone is impressed by Margot Robbie's role as Harry Quinn in "Suicide Squad", in fact, she is an Australian, who first appeared in an Australian TV series "Neighbours". She was nominated for Best Actress at this year's (90th) Academy Awards for "I, Tonya."
Sally Hawkins
Sally Hawkins began her career in theaters and was followed by filming the 1999 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. Above, on the left, is her image in All or Nothing. She was nominated for Best Actress for The Shape of Water at this year's Oscars, the second time she has been nominated for the award, the first time when she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 86th Oscars in 2014 for Blue Jasmine.
Saoirse Ronan
Silsa Ronan was only nine years old when she first appeared on screen and starred in an Irish television series called The Clinic. This time she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress for the acclaimed Miss Bird. Prior to that, she became one of the youngest Oscar nominees for Best Supporting Actress at the 80th Academy Awards for "Atonement"; at the 88th Academy Awards, she was nominated for Best Actress for "Brooklyn".
Meryl Streep
This is the eighteenth time Meryl Streep has been nominated for an Oscar, and before that, in addition to her eighteen nominations, she had won three Academy Awards, making her the most nominated actress ever. Meryl Streep debuted on Broadway and took on the TV film The Deadliest Season in 1977 and appeared in the movie Julia the same year. This time, she was nominated for Best Actress for the role of Kay Graham in The Washington Post.
Frances McDormand
Francis's film debut was "Blood Simple," directed by the Coen brothers and released in 1984, and was nominated for Best Actress for her stubborn, stubborn mother role in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. This movie was released in China today, a very good movie, worth watching.
<h1>Best Actor:
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Timothée Chalamet
Timothy Chalame, 22, like Silsa Ronan, is one of the youngest Oscar nominees. He first appeared in commercials, first as an actor in 2010 when he was 14 years old when he was filmed in the American drama "Law & Order". This time, he was nominated for Best Actor for "Call Me by Your Name." In addition, he also had a good performance in this year's Oscar hit movie "Miss Bird".
Daniel Day Lewis
Daniel Day-Lewis is currently the only Triple Crown winner at the Oscars – winning Best Actor three times. At the age of 14, he starred in a film called Sunday Bloody Sunday, in which he played an unnamed character. His second appearance on screen 11 years later was in the film Gandhi, with his performance in Gandhi on the left. This time, he was nominated for Best Actor for "Phantom Thread".
Daniel Kaluuya
Daniel Kalua's earliest debut was in the very controversial BBC film Shoot the Messenger (2006), and he subsequently participated in the British drama "Skin Bag", which is his appearance in "Skin Bag" pictured above. This year he was nominated for Best Actor for the horror film Get Out. In addition, "Escape from Breaking Bad" is also the fifth horror film in Oscar history to be shortlisted. Marvel's latest movie "Black Panther" in which Wakaby also played him.
Gary Oldman
Gary Oldman is the director of Nolan's Batman series. He also began his career as a theatrical performer, and then played the lead role in the 1984 film Meantime, the bald young man on the left. This time he was nominated for the 90th Academy Award for Best Actor for Darkest Hour.
Denzel Washington
Denzel Washington is one of the black actors we are more familiar with, and he first appeared in a TV movie called "Wilma", but Uncle Mei found no information, and his first film work was "Carbon Copy" released in 1981. This time, he was nominated for Best Actor for his stodgy middle-aged man in "Roman J Israel, Esq.". In addition, counting this time, he has received a total of 7 Oscar nominations and 2 awards.
<h1>Best Supporting Actress:</h1>
Mary J. Blige
Mary Brian debuted as a singer and released her first album as early as 1992. She first appeared on screen on The Jamie Foxx Show in 1998 and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress this year for "Mudbound." At the same time, because the theme song of the film is also handled by her, she is also the nominee for "Dirt Boundary" who was shortlisted for the 90th Academy Award for Best Original Song.
Allison Janney
Alison Gianni has been active on screen since the early 1990s, and the earliest material Uncle May can find is her performance in "Law & Order," which premiered in 1990. Her famous work is the famous American drama "The West Wing". This year she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her brilliant performance in Me, Queen of Tricks.
Lesley Manville
Like many of the actors above, Leslie Manville's acting career began with theatre. Her first screen appearance was in 1974 in the British drama Emmerdale Farm. This year she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for "The Phantom of the Neon Dress.". In addition, she also has a great performance in the current Hulu hit British drama "Harlots".
Laurie Metcalf
The role that domestic audiences are most impressed with Laurie Metcalfe is probably Sheldon's mother in the funny American drama "The Big Bang Theory", in fact, for American audiences, Laurie Metcalfe began to play Jackie Harris in the longevity American drama "Roseanne" in the 1980s, and she starred in a total of 221 episodes, which is the role that the American audience is most impressed by. This year she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role as the mother of the protagonist in Miss Bird.
Octavia Spencer
Octavia Spencer's first film in 1996 was A Time to Kill, and she has since played small roles in many works, including Never Been Kissed and Spider-Man (above, her performance in "A Kiss to Kill"). It wasn't until 2011's The Help film that helped her win the eighty-fourth Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. This time she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role as a heroine friend in The Shape of Water.
<h1>Best Supporting Actor:</h1>
Woody Harrelson
Woody Harrison is also an old acquaintance of everyone, and has performed well in the "Amazing Thieves" series and the "Hunger Games" series. Woody Harrison's earliest film and television production was the 1982 American drama Cheers, which he joined in 1985 and starred in 201 episodes. This year he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as terminal cancer sheriff in "Three Billboards."
Sam Rockwell
Sam Rockwell's first work was Clownhouse, released in 1989. This year he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his rude but untrue policeman role in "Three Billboards." By the way, he also had a very good performance in the hit movie "Matchstick Men" that year, does anyone remember?
Willem Dafoe
The earliest work in which William Dafoe can currently find an image is Kathryn Bigelow's film The Loveless (1981). This time he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as motel manager in The Florida Project. In addition, he also performed in the upcoming DC superhero movie "Aquaman" this year.
Richard Jenkins
Richard Jenkins first appeared on the big screen as a dragon suit character in the 1985 film Silverado, and he has been playing various small roles ever since... Until 2001, he made his main role in the HBO Drama "Six Feet Under". At the 81st Oscars, he was nominated for Best Actor for "The Visitor," and this time he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as a gay painter in The Shape of Water.
Christopher Plummer
Christopher Plummer, 88, has been acting for more than 60 years, during which time he has performed in stage plays, films and TELEVISION series, becoming famous for playing Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music, and his earliest works are now unknown, and here Uncle Mei found images of Wind Across the Everglades, released in 1958. He is the oldest Olympic winner in history to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in "Beginners" at the age of 82 and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in All the Money in the World.
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