BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE
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PREDICTIONS BY: CLAYTON DAVIS
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And the Predicted Five Are...(in order)
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Annette Bening- Mother and Child
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Julianne Moore- The Kids are All Right
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Michelle Williams- Blue Valentine
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Robin Wright- The Conspirator
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FOR HER: Due for Oscar and time is running out to reward her. Is this the role? She's lost twice to Hilary Swank and that's pretty embarrassing.
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FOR HER: Gained a lot of fans when she was nominated for Unfaithful. Could she beat out bigger, more overdue ladies for an Oscar?
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FOR HER: She missed this past year for her work in A Single Man. She's been nominated four times and is still Oscar-less. She has two big roles this year.
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FOR HER: She proved in Brokeback Mountain that "Dawson's Creek" wasn't her only talent. She's done some great independent work over the years, most recently in Wendy & Lucy.
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FOR HER: Now without the Penn, could she gain some traction and finally get a makeup nomination for her miss in 94' for Forrest Gump?
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AGAINST HER: Her last two losses were big losses. Maybe she's not destined to get one.
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AGAINST HER: It'll need to be better then her previous works she's done. Must Love Dogs?
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AGAINST HER: She could split with herself. Is her film big enough?
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AGAINST HER: She also has Shutter Island which she's stunning in. Maybe they'll place her there.
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AGAINST HER: Though she's talented, she does very Independent work that no one really sees. Think The Private Lives of Pippa Lee.
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Keira Knightley- London Boulevard
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Nicole Kidman- Rabbit Hole
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Natalie Portman- Black Swan
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FOR HER: She does solid work, most recently in Atonement. She has one nomination for Pride & Prejudice. Can she prove she's not a one-trick pony?
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FOR HER: She hasn't returned to Oscar since her win for The Hours. Could she make her way back?
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FOR HER: With the fall of Miramax this year, The Tempest will be looking to be the bookend to an era. Will Mirren be the reward?
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FOR HER: Aronofsky gets his ladies their Oscar recognition. We've been waiting for a Portman return to the Oscar ceremony.
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FOR HER: Some say she's supporting but many say she's just brilliant. If co-star Moore doesn't want to split with herself, then Seyfried may find herself here.
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AGAINST HER: They haven't embraced her contemporary work yet.
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AGAINST HER: She's been very hit and miss since her win. The love for Kidman may have ended.
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AGAINST HER: She was just nominated. Will the film see the light of day.
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AGAINST HER: Are they ready to throw her in the LEAD category? She needs to be sensational.
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AGAINST HER: She has another picture coming out this year. She could split or her youth may come in to play.
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Hilary Swank- Betty Anne Waters
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Reese Witherspoon- How Do You Know?
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Renee Zellweger- My Own Love Song
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Julia Roberts- Eat, Pray, Love
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Jennifer Lawrence- Winter's Bone
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Sigourney Weaver- Night Train
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MARCH 11, 2010 (YEAR-IN-ADVANCE PREDICTIONS)
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Annette Bening- Mother and Child
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Julianne Moore- The Kids Are All Right
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Michelle Williams- Blue Valentine
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Robin Wright- The Conspirator
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