Is Adam Driver getting nominated at all next year ?

For the poll, I voted no. He might have had a small chance in Supporting with TLD, but he has no chance at all in leading. Annette is too weird, and with House of Gucci while I’ve seen him be singled out by some, being sort of the “normal” one compared to the flamboyant characters around him likely won’t get him any kind of awards attention. Maybe the Globes, if they happen, and places like that that and the Satellites that nominate a lot of performances.

Anyhow I think it was the pandemic that caused him to have three movies this year because The Last Duel got pushed back, and they wanted to release House of Gucci this year because of the 100th anniversary of Gucci.

Three projects is a lot, but I don’t think it’s that unusual nowadays (Oscar Isaac had three projects be released this year, four if you count The Addams Family, so did Jessica Chastain, etc.) and not like Jude Law who had 5 films out in the same year.

He only has 65 which is coming out early in the year, and then White Noise which will presumably be done by late next year. After that surprisingly he doesn’t have anything that he is lined up for, or at least that is publicly known that he’s signed up for. Yankee Comandante seems like it will probably get made with a different actor now years down the road, unless he produces or gets involved in making it because it’s unlikely Jeff Nichols will make it anytime soon, and if Nichols does end up being the one to make it, Driver will likely be too old and/or moved on. Other than that, I haven’t heard of any other future projects.

I know he turned down Hook and some Marvel roles, so while I do think he wants to obviously be A-List, I think after Star Wars he wants to avoid the franchises for now when he easily could join a comic book property or do some kind of Disney adaptation. (Now watch his next project be exactly that. )

i thought he fell off cause he lost his hair

I know franklin has alot of passion for Driver, but I don't get his appeal.  Comparing him to Jude Law seems massively unfair to Jude, who made a striking impression immediately in his career.  Driver almost seems like a hipster film twitter meme or something more than some actor who's amassed a number of weighty performances.  

Honestly who knows but I'll say no for now. There's been weirder nominations in the past, but it won't be detrimental to his "legacy" (whatever that is for an actor in his 30s) if he doesn't get nominated this year. Legendary actors have gone years with no nominations despite their being in some contenders.