Michelle Williams (The Fabelmans) remains at #1 this month and most of the top 20 is at a standstill.
Searchlight Pictures has quite a few films that are still TBA, on the cusp of being either 2022 or 2023 releases, like the long-in-post-production Next Goal Wins from Taika Waititi, featuring Kaimana and Elisabeth Moss. Same goes for Patti LuPone in A24’s Disappointment Blvd. from Ari Aster and Tilda Swinton in Netflix’s The Killer from David Fincher. High profile names in high profile films with major directors and all from studios that have more on their plate than they can handle for a single awards season.
Here are my 2023 Oscar predictions in Supporting Actress for June 2022.
Green – moves up ↑ Red – moves down ↓ Blue – new entry ♦
1. Michelle Williams – The Fabelmans (Universal Pictures)
2. Lily Gladstone – Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple Original Films)
3. Laura Dern – The Son (Sony Pictures Classics)
4. Jessie Buckley – Women Talking (MGM/UAR)
5. Patricia Clarkson – She Said (Universal Pictures)
6. Hong Chau – The Whale (A24)
7. Jean Smart – Babylon (Paramount Pictures)
8. Audra McDonald – Rustin (Netflix)
9. Greta Gerwig – White Noise (Netflix)
10. Nina Hoss – TÁR (Focus Features)
11. Stephanie Hsu – Everything Everywhere All at Once (A24)
12. Sadie Sink – The Whale (A24)
13. Samantha Morton – She Said (Universal Pictures)
14. Julianne Nicholson – Blonde (Netflix)
15. Vanessa Kirby – The Son (Sony Pictures Classics) ↑
16. Frances McDormand – Women Talking (MGM/UAR) ↑
17. Griselda Sicillani – Bardo (or the False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths) (Netflix) ↑
18. Anne Hathaway – Armageddon Time (Focus Features) ↓
19. Jamie Lee Curtis – Everything Everywhere All at Once (A24)
20. Kaimana – Next Goal Wins (Searchlight Pictures) – 2202 or 2023? ↓
Other contenders (alphabetical):
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