Timothée Chalamet was nominated for best actor in 2018.
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Chalamet starred as the 17-year-old Elio in 2017 s breakout indie film Call Me By Your Name. Though Chalamet was 22 by the time he was nominated for the role, the rising star was 19 when the movie was filmed.
Timothée Chalamet ( Call Me By Your Name ) - 22 years old
Chalamet starred as the 17-year-old Elio in 2017 s breakout indie film Call Me By Your Name. Though Chalamet was 22 by the time he was nominated for the role, the rising star was 19 when the movie was filmed.
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Saoirse Ronan was nominated for best actress in 2016.
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Jude Law and Haley Joel Osment may be the human stars of A.I. Artificial Intelligence, but Teddy steals the show. A.I.Artificial Intelligence (iTunes, Google Play, YouTube) Brain Aldiss’ 1969 short story
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Pinocchio-esque adventures of a child-like android programmed with the ability to love. Haley Joel Osment’s other great performance, this heartbreaking tale also features the magnificent Teddy.
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Someone does you a good turn. You pass it on to three other people. They pass it on. And what a wonderful world this will be. That s the theory behind Pay It Forward, a movie that might have been more entertaining if it didn t believe it. It s a seductive theory, but in the real world, altruism is less powerful than selfishness, greed, nepotism, xenophobia, tribalism and paranoia. If you doubt me, take another look at the front pages.
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