Do actors who go to extremes for their roles deserve more recognition at the Oscars?
Should actors and actresses who go to extremes to prepare for their roles get more love from Oscars voters? Best actor nominees Cillian Murphy and Bradley Cooper are getting buzz for their intense preparation for their roles in ‘Oppenheimer’ and ‘Maestro.’ Murphy lost 20 pounds and isolated himself, while Cooper spent six years training in conducting. But does this preparation truly enhance their performances or is it just a performance for the media and co-stars?
Oppenheimer Wins Big at 77th British Academy Film Awards
Stars from the world of cinema gathered for the 77th British Academy Film Awards, where Oppenheimer emerged as the big winner of the night. The event, held in London, saw Hollywood stars and UK filmmakers celebrating the best of British cinema. Oppenheimer secured the most awards, while Poor Things also had a successful evening, clinching four awards. The Prince of Wales, president of Bafta, graced the event at the Royal Festival Hall. The ceremony was broadcast live on BBC One, with comprehensive coverage of the results as they unfolded.