Most OscarWatchers considered Amy Adams merely the lucky winner of the fifth Best Supporting Actress slot after the Academy placed Kate Winslet in the lead-actress race for The Reader. (I, for one, didn't predict an Oscar nod for her, though I was glad she got it.) But in the weeks since the nominations were announced, I've been feeling a shift in support towards the immensely likable star. Just last night, another Academy member told me he voted for her. So now I'm trying to figure out what it all means in the supporting actress race. Does it indicate stronger support than expected for Doubt and a possible win for Viola Davis (or even Adams?). Or will Adams' late surge result, Nader-style, in a down-the-middle Doubt split? If that's the case, could my Penélope Cruz prediction end up coming true? Whatever happens on Sunday, I doubt this is Amy Adams' last invitation to the Academy Awards.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
The Amy Adams effect
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Amy Adams has some fantastic roles under her belt.We provide here the list of List of Amy Adams upcoming movies She's played Lois Lane in the recent Superman movies, a real-life Disney Princess in Enchanted, and aviation legend Amelia Earhart in Night at the Museum 2. We also loved her in The Fighter — heck, she's even worked with the Muppets! Arguably one of Hollywood's most underrated actresses, with a wealth of experience in many genres of movies, she's still not managed to get herself an Oscar. Well, with her new movies and TV project, I can only hope Adams gets the recognition she deserves.So to help keep you on top of this talented lady‘s anticipated new movie releases, we've made a handy list of the next Amy Adams films and tv shows. Let's check them out! Source
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