Film and Theatre Lover!
The title of the next instalment in the James Bond franchise is named Shatterhand. The film which seems to have been talked about forever without much really happening in terms of filming, well of course expect Danny Boyle leaving the project although he was always a strange choice as he was never going to have creative control.
But we do now have a title for Daniel Craig’s final appearance as 007!
This is usually one of the easiest categories to predict but continuing in 2019s absolutely crazy award season it could actually be a rather tricky one. That is a good thing I guess in terms of performances as the award has been shared really between two actresses over the awards season period. So it could have a slight upset if you are having one as your firm favourite.
Let’s take another look at the five actresses who are nominated this year in a supporting role.
This year for the Best Actress in a Leading Role is a pretty strong one in all honesty and I personally think that is a fantastic thing for women in film! Considering everything that has happened in a past year or two we have seen a rise in good roles for women.
With the ceremony fast approaching let’s take a final look at the five nominees and I will try by best to explain who I think is going to win and who I actually want to win!
To begin with I was honestly wondering why we were getting an Elton John film but having now watched this trailer and seeing as short video a few days ago with Taron Egerton becoming the legendary singer I am now fully onboard and want to see this one!
Every single time I see this amazing little promo for Vera I totally love it! So much so I felt I needed to appreciate it in this blog post. Brenda Blethyn is truly outstanding as Vera with the series set in the North East and filmed on many locations. I love to watch it and try to spot moments which are in South Shields!
I feel her Geordie accent is always spot on and impressive, it’s great to see different locations in the North East shown throughout this tv series. Plus an older woman in the leading role is always a good thing too!
Based on the true story of Paige a former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar focusing on her rise from Norwich, England. Coming from a wrestling family and having the WWE dream from the time she had her first official wrestling match at 13 years old.
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When Pete and Ellie Wagner feel something is missing in their life they decide to visit a foster care centre and enrol on a course with two social workers to be in with a chance to become foster parents. When they approach the teenage group, they end up involved with three children!
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When street kid Jesse is given one final chance to be part of family, he must also repair the vandalism he caused at the marina. This is where he sees Willy a young whale which had been captured by fishermen and taken away from his family. Being kept in a fish bowl and unwilling to perform, forms a bond with Jesse.
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Nikki and Leo grew up together where their families ran a pizza business together in “Little Italy” in Toronto. Having a good rivalry with one another. When Nikki returns home after five years away sparks fly as the young couple are reunited but their fathers have been in a feud for years . . .
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Tish Rivers is attempting to prove the innocence of her fiancé Alonzo ‘Fonny’ Hunt as he is in prison for a crime he did not commit, finding out she’s pregnant and having to deal with that with support from her family.
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