“That’s what makes acting so attractive. You get to break all your own rules.”- Gerardine Clark.

And the Oscar doesn’t go to…

Awards aren’t all that matters, yet nobody at any point grumbled about having their hard work recognized. Think about that the stimulus behind this rundown, which looks beyond awards season to focus on the performances that have most influenced us — if not really the Institute — in the course of the last 17 years. Some were competitors that got reprimanded, while others were excessively out-there to at any point be thought of; all merit praising. Numerous others were and are, as well — so many, indeed, that 10 spots weren’t sufficient for them all. Consider Denis Lavant’s fortitude turn in “Holy Motors” or Maggie Gyllenhaal’s splendid work in “Secretary,” among so numerous others, and recollect that the initial nine months of each movie-going year highlight a lot of exhibitions worth recalling. Awards services apply their own effects on cinema. Movies are caused to feel naturally like Oscar bait. They are showcasing and delivery plans affected by a craving to tidy up during award season. There’s the confirmation that your work is all around respected, one that most artists look for. Yet, additionally, there’s a valuable exposure publicity boost with the primary concern, particularly when the movies that do well will, in general, have, shall we say, an abstract twist to them? Similarly, book awards will, in general, go to literary fiction titles as opposed to that Chris Brookmyre book that you must have read multiple times and opens with a significant jobbie on a mantelpiece. It’s not incomprehensible, however uncommon for huge libertarian blockbusters to win outside of effects classifications. Thus here are the 10 actors whose performances we so unique but weren’t selected for Oscars. Sounds interesting? If yes, then let’s hop on the list to see these actors…

10. Jeon Do-yeon, “Secret Sunshine”:

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9. While Jojo Rabbit raked in six Oscar nominations (including Best Picture), Sam Rockwell missed out on Best Supporting Actor and Taika Waititi wasn’t nominated for Best Director:

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8. Tom Hanks, who is genuinely one of the nicest guys on the planet, snagged a nomination for his work in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, but director Marielle Heller got zilch:

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7. Despite making the short list for Best International Feature Film, Truth and Justice ultimately went unnominated:

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6. You Will Die at 20 didn’t make the cut for Best International Feature, despite its striking imagery:

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5. Charlize Theron, “Mad Max: Fury Road”:

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4. Bruno Ganz, “Downfall”:

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3. Uma Thurman, “Kill Bill”:

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2. Björk, “Dancer in the Dark”:

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1. Mads Mikkelsen, “The Hunt”:

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So yes, these are 10 Amazing Acting Performances That Weren’t Selected For the Oscars. Well, these actors have done an outstanding job while playing the characters. But Alas! they didn’t receive Oscars for their performances.
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