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Julie Christie Will Show Up at The Oscars (If They Happen)
So the Oscar nominations were announced this morning, and, as expected, the great British hope, Atonement, was nominated for Best Picture. However, its two stars, James McAvoy and Keira Knightley, were omitted for the top acting races. Well, thank goodness: both were utterly forgettable in sketchy roles. The right performer was nominated from Atonement – 13-year-old Irish actress Saoirse Ronan, who was chilling as the young Briony in the film.
The British love was muted today, with one nominee per acting category. Michael Clayton stars Tom Wilkinson and Tilda Swinton managed nods in the Supporting categories, and frontrunners Daniel Day-Lewis (There Will Be Blood) and Julie Christie (Away From Her) continue their marches toward Oscar gold.
The big question: if Christie wins, would she actually turn up to collect her statuette? (That is, if the WGA strike has been settled by then.) In an interview with the New York Post’s Liz Smith, the notorious awards show no-show says she’ll be there:
Well, I, for one, will be ecstatic to see the sublime Ms. Christie walk the red carpet and show these dumbed-down, tarted-up hussies how to work it.
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