It was the chronicle of a death foretold. Ana de Armas was left without an Oscar for best actress after Michelle Yeoh’s win for ‘All at once everywhere’. It was a tough bet, as the category had a titanic duel (with controversy included) at the top between Yeoh for ‘All at once everywhere’ and Cate Blanchett for ‘Tár’, as well as including Michelle Williams among the nominations for her role as the mother of Steven Spielberg in ‘The Fabelmans’ and Andrea Riseborough in ‘To Leslie’ (also not without controversy).
His options weren’t many when you take into account the fact that both Yeoh and Blanchett have handed out every prize in this long-running award race, including the Golden Globes (for both) or the Actors Guild, where the film swept the Daniels . The actress, nominated for her role as Marilyn Monroe in ‘Blonde’, just two days earlier he had seen how Andrew Dominik’s film “made it” at the Razzie, the anti-Oscar awards that choose the worst of the year in cinema. However, it is not new how much public and critics have been polarized with respect to ‘Blonde’, a fact which Ana de Armas has already expressed, arguing that the film “it’s not meant to please”.
Pending
And, despite everything, Ana de Armas has reasons to forget the gala and look forward. Specifically, verse a romantic spy comedy opposite Chris Evans called “Ghosting”. The actor and actress had already met in ‘Puñales por la espalda’, and now they will collaborate as protagonists in love under the direction of Dexter Fletcher (‘Rocketman’). The film will premiere April 21 on Apple TV+.
Source: E Cartelera
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