Well, always good to keep in mind we are talking about the Oscars, which is
something inherently unimportant. But in its context, I think there is a
difference between the two things you cite. Any actor in a film knows going
in that they will have the benefit of the Oscar campaign resources
associated with the studio and producers of the film they signed up for.
That’s not an equal playing field for all actors, but it is somewhat
standardized, and governed by a set of rules and conventions (sometimes
violated to be sure). But only certain kinds of actors have the friends and
connections to benefit from the kind of campaign McCormack ran. And it
tends not to be actors like Danielle Deadwyler and Viola Davis.

On Sat, 28 Jan 2023 at 3:08 AM JW <[email protected]> wrote:

> Good: "well-funded campaigns by Sony and MGM/Amazon"
>
> Bad: “Mary McCormack and friends emailed and called tons of members of the
> Academy’s actors branch"
>
> Shrug.
>
> Of course, the most damning part of all of this is that nobody seems to
> consider the possibility that Riseborough actually deserved the nomination.
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