Post by Brother Fease on Mar 2, 2024 16:33:00 GMT
Past BAFTA vs. Oscar matches:
2022 - 1/9 (Film Editing)
2021 - 5/9 (Director, Actor, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Adapted Screenplay)2020 - 9/9
2019 - 7/9 (Only got Picture and Director wrong)
2018 - 5/9 (Director, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Adapted Screenplay)
2017 - 6/9 (Director, 4 Acting, Adapted Screenplay)
2016 - 6/9 (Editing, Director, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actress, Original Screenplay)
2015 - 7/9 (Only missed Picture and Supporting Actress)
2014 - 5/9 (4 acting winners and Editing)
2013 - 3/9 (Picture, Director, Actress)
2012 - 6/9 (Director, Adapted Screenplay, Actress missed)
2011 - 6/9 (Both screenplays and Editing missed)
2010 - 6/9 (Missed Supporting Actor and Actress, Director)
2009 - 6/9 (Adapted Screenplay, both Leads missed)
2008 - 7/9 (Missed Lead Actor and Original Screenplay)
2007 - 7/9 (Missed Picture and Adapted Screenplay)
2003 - 3/9 (Picture, Adapted Screenplay, Supporting Actress)
2001 - 1/9 (Supporting Actress)
2020 was first and only time, the BAFTAs and Oscars went 9 for 9.
I maybe wrong about this, but most of us here think that Oppenheimer will win Picture, Director (Nolan), Actor (Murphy), Supporting Actor (Downey) and Editing (Jennifer Awesome), and Da'Vine Joy Randolph will take home supporting. That's already a 6/9 match. Both screenplays and Actress seem to be the wildcards.
Are we thinking a clean sweep? Are we thinking one miss (Gladstone)? Or maybe a 7/9 situation, where Gladstone wins Actress and Barbie/Oppy wins Adapted.
