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my new plaid pants —
... If I weren't trying to wring every last drop of relaxation from my vacation-time before it's back to work tomorrow (or alternately you might say "if I were the type of person to plan ahead..."), I might take the time today to write up a separate post for StinkyLulu's Annual Supporting Actress Blog-a-thon for every single actress in ...
FYC: Hannah Bailey in American Teen
As Little as Possible —
... 's Supporting Actress Blogathon. What actor would you nominate in the category?
I'm not trying to be coy...
Film Experience Blog —
... were in order. A bit later I hope to throw up an entry into StinkyLulu's Supporting Actress Blog-a-Thon which is already a fun party. I was particularly enthralled by Stinky's brave props for a much maligned actress in a much maligned movie and the piece on Samantha Morton (Synecdoche New York). I don't care for that movie but I thought she was fan-tas-tic. I also recommend checking out interesting pieces on Catinca Untaru (The Fall) and Angelina Jolie (Wanted). But I must say "ARGH!" that category fraud happens even in ...
EVE as "EVE" in WALL•E (Supporting Actress Blog-a-Thon)
Film Experience Blog —
... This post is part of the 3rd Annual Supporting Actress Blog-a-Thon hosted by my friend and fellow promoter of the gospel of screen actressing, StinkyLulu. ...
Supporting Actress Blogathon: Tilda Swinton as "Elizabeth Abbott" in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Stale Popcorn —
... and it's a rare thing when that happens. Swinton will not have such luck this year although, to be honest, she won't win my award either, I just figured my other favourites would have been discussed already (and a quick check of home base confirms this.) ...
Too Big, Too Small
Forward to Yesterday —
... Also, sorry as I am to have missed today’s Stinky Lulu supporting actress blogathon hosted, Kaufmann’s directorial debut deserves some kind of special award for creating a reality so encompassing that, of the films’ several outstanding supporting actresses, I only recognized Catherine Keener and Dianne Wiest. It’s somewhat understandable that, having not looked over the credits beforehand, that I wasn’t quite able to place Michelle Williams, Samantha Morton, or Hope Davis; all first rate actresses that I haven’t seen onscreen lately. But I ...
Supporting Actress Blog-a-Thon: Frances McDormand - Burn After Reading
Strange Culture —
... This post is a contribution to StinkyLulu's Class of 2008 Supporting Actress Blog-a-thon. Check out the other entries at ...
Emmanuelle Devos Engages A Christmas Tale
And Your Little Blog, Too —
... For Stinkylulu’s 3rd Annual Supporting Actress Blogathon, I'll single out the lovely, wise work of beautiful Emmanuelle Devos in A Christmas Tale (Un conte de Noel). I didn’t find Arnaud Desplechin’s lengthy comedy/drama detailing the joys and sorrows facing the Vuillards as engrossing as many critics, but as Faunia, the girlfriend of Henri, the family’s troubled, outcast son, Devos made me sit up straight wondering “Wow, who is this incredible lady?” as I tried to place that glorious face from other films. I couldn’t, and watching the bemused, ...
FYC: Kristen Wiig in Ghost Town
As Little as Possible —
... 's Supporting Actress Blogathon. What actor would you nominate in the category?
My Supporting Actress Ballot
Film Experience Blog —
... The awards season races are always interesting but they can be so misleading when it comes to representing a film year. The field gets narrowed very quickly... and there are usually more than five noteworthy everything in a year. This is why I love StinkyLulu's annual blog-a-thon so much -- it honors so many women. In the interest of overkill, here's a grid of my 20 favorite Supporting Actresses performances this year (in no particular order) ...
