Brendan Fraser crowns his comeback with the Oscar for best actor for ‘The Whale’

Once again the Oscar awards are celebrated, which began in 1929, and in this 2023 the 95th edition of the awards organized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences arrives. On this occasion, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” comes as the film with the most nominations and starts as the big favorite of the evening.

Two of the categories that have generated the greatest expectations in this edition are those of Best Actor and Best Actress, where brendan fraser is postulated as the favorite to take home the statuette for ‘The whale’. While, in the women’s competition, Cate Blanchett wants her third prize, and snatches it from Michelle Yeoh, star of ‘Everything everywhere at the same time’.

The big category of the evening is that of the best film, where titles like ‘Top Gun: Maverick’, ‘Everything everywhere at the same time’, ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’, ‘The Fabelmans’, ‘Women Talking’, ‘The Triangle of Sadness’, ‘All Quiet on the Front’, ‘Avatar: The Water Path’, ‘Elvis’ and ‘TÁR’, to gain the highest prestige in the film industry.

The film industry is on the lookout for the top award that celebrates the best of the previous year’s films. The Oscar Awards of the 95th edition have high expectations, not because of the controversy, but because they reward the productions of 2022, the year in which the industry began to recover from the cinema crisis, and which once again attracted thousands of people to cinemas .

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Brendan Fraser is the best actor at the Oscars 2023

After taking a break from the big screen, and with a truncated premiere of ‘Batgirl’ on HBO Max, Brendan Fraser made his triumphant comeback with ‘The Whale’.’, a film in which his performance was awarded at the 2023 Oscars, and one of the most serious roles of his entire career. With this award, you reaffirm the long career that Darren Aronofksy’s film has had since his premiere.

In this same category they were competing Brendan Fraser for Best Actor, Austin Butler for “Elvis”, Colin Farrell for “Island Spirits”, Bill Nighy for “Living” and Paul Mescal for “Aftersun”. However, it was the protagonist of ‘The Mummy’ who took home the statuette, and he will be able to show it off along with the other awards won for ‘The Whale’.

In “The Whale,” Brendan Fraser plays Charlie, a 700-pound man who is a literature professor who lectures online. And after several years away from his daughter, played by Sadie Sink, he wants to rekindle the relationship and leave a legacy for this world.