According to Collider, " Madonna’s directorial debut Filth and Wisdom was widely panned but The Weinstein Company clearly has some fait...
Number 61: Geena Davis as Muriel Pritchett in "The Accidental Tourist" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
Geena Davis is most certainly another member of the ‘I’m glad this actress has an Oscar but why did it have to be for this movie?’ club. She...
Ben Affleck to direct and star in "Argo"; Scarlett Johansson to star in "Once" director's next movie; "War Horse" first movie trailer (with Spanish subtitles);
According to Collider , " Ben Affleck first started considering Argo as his next project in February. In the months since, Affleck cas...
Number 62: Angelina Jolie as Lisa Rowe in "Girl, Interrupted" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
The fact that Angelina Jolie is an Academy-Award-winner seems to be rather forgotten today since by now she is mostly known as one half of H...
Number 63: Jo Van Fleet as Kate in "East of Eden" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
In her first year in movies, Jo van Fleet made a big impression in Hollywood, starring in The Rose Tattoo with Best Actress winner Anna Mag...
Number 64: Teresa Wright as Carol Beldon in "Mrs. Miniver" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
In my first ranking, Teresa Wright made it right up to position 55 but now she dropped down a few spots for her simply and lovely performanc...
Number 65: Ruth Gordon as Minnie Castevet in "Rosemary's Baby" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
I already showed in my Best Actress Ranking that some performances, no matter how iconic they are, simply don’t do it for me. In the Support...
TOP 15 Actors and Actresses Who Should Have an Oscar Nod, But They Don't (Overdue for an Oscar Nomination)
It's common to say that X actor is overdue for an Oscar win, but sometimes we forget that there are a lot of talented actors that didn&#...
Number 66: Lee Grant as Felicia Carr in "Shampoo" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
And we have another member of the ‘I’m glad this actress has an Oscar but why did it have to be for this movie?’ club. In Shampoo, Lee Gran...
Number 67: Miyoshi Umeki as Katsumi Kelly in "Sayonara" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
When Anthony Quinn announced Miyoshi Umeki as the winner of the Best Supporting Actress Oscar, the audience gasped since Elsa Lanchaster was...
Number 68: Helen Hayes as Ada Quonsett in "Airport" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
Helen Hayes, the ‘First Lady of the American Theatre’ won her second Oscar for her funny performance as Ada Quonsett, a loveable old stowawa...
Oscar 2012 contenders so far: "X-Men: First Class" and "Super 8"
Genre: Drama; Action/Adventure; Science Fiction/Fantasy Director: Matthew Vaughn Starring: James McAvoy; Michael Fassbender; January Jones; ...
Number 69: Melissa Leo as Alice Ward in "The Fighter" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
It’s always very hard to judge the most recent winner – especially today when you have so many awards, web sites etc that cover all performa...
Number 70: Ethel Barrymore as Ma Mott in "None but the lonely Heart" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
In my initial ranking of the winners in this category, Ethel Barrymore made it up to position 53 but like Mary Astor, she, too, has gone dow...
Number 71: Shelley Winters as Rose-Ann D'Arcy in "A Patch of Blue" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
While all the other acting categories have a good share of two-time winners, there are only two women who have won two Supporting Actress Os...
Number 72: Margaret Rutherford as The Duchess of Brighton in "The V.I.P.s" (Best Supporting Actress Ranking)
Here, we have another member of the 'I’m glad that this actress has an Oscar but why did it have to be for this movie?' club. Margar...
Captain America's new movie trailer; Emma Stones says NO to "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies"; O. Russell searches a female lead for "The Silver Linings Playbook";
To be completely honest, the trailer makes the movie looking pretty decent and I used to think that this one would suck, but I think I start...
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