Marcia discussed her win in an interview with
Vulture on Wednesday (April 7) and implied that there was a particular actress nominated in the same category who wasn’t thrilled that
Marcia had won.
Marcia began by saying she was thrilled to have won the award, particularly since
Pollock was considered an underdog.
“It just felt great,” she said. And by the way, I felt the girls were really happy for me as well. There was one I will not mention but it wasn’t
Kate who seemingly wasn’t so happy.”
“And I’m friends with
Frances McDormand. There you go,”
She wore her brunette-hued tresses in a low-maintenance ponytail for the walk.
Her male friend kept it low-key by wearing a tight white t-shirt and a pair of electric blue shorts.
Matching: Jessica was joined by a handsome male companion who also wore bright blue shorts
According to Deadline, Jessica will star as Jane in the series, a piano prodigy and the only daughter of a Getty-like billionaire.
Her character is sheltered from the outside world, but then breaks away from her controlling father.
Jessica is a rising star and has previously starred in the Australian television drama series Lambs of God.
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Marcia Gay Harden appears to have implied that Dame Judi Dench “wasn’t so happy” after losing out to her at the Oscars 20 years ago.
In 2001, Harden was nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in the 2000 drama
Pollock, which depicted the life of the painter Jackson Pollock.
The actor beat out big-hitters including Kate Hudson (
Almost Famous), Julie Walter (
Almost Famous) and Dench (
Speaking about her victory, Harden told
Vulture that one of her fellow nominees “wasn’t so happy” about the result, suggesting that the unnamed star she was referring to was Dench.
via Netflix
Amy Poehler’s new Netflix film
Moxie is not perfect. But it is very, very good. It’s a smart, funny, entertaining look at how growing up female in 2020 is similar and different from growing up in the Sixties and Nineties, or any other time for that matter.
Now we know what the prolific writer-director-actress Poehler has been doing between hosting Saturday Night Live, the Golden Globes, and myriad television and film projects! She has been crafting a heartfelt, humorous, painful sketch of teen society structured around high school life.
Moxie is not one, but many character sketches set against the backdrop of family and high school. Poehler’s film daughter Hadley Robinson and her best friend Lauren Tsai are shy introverts, unobtrusively coasting through school. The meek Robinson has neither the will nor desire to match her mother’s reminiscences of feminine rebellion.
I knew a very good poker player who always lost money at bachelor parties. He d turn a profit in Vegas, but down in the basement with the beer and the cigar smoke he invariably got cleaned out. The reason, he explained, was that the jerks he was playing against didn t know how to play poker. They bet on every hand. They raised when they should have folded. You couldn t tell when they were bluffing because they knew so little they were always bluffing.
Gene Hackman plays a character like that in Welcome to Mooseport. The movie isn t about poker but the principle is the same. He is a former president of the United States who has moved to a colorful Maine hamlet and suddenly finds himself running for mayor. His problem is, he knows way too much about politics to run for mayor of Mooseport. And way too little about Mooseport.