Cinema and Popcorn

The  Best Supporting Actor race seems strangely predictable at this point, which makes me doubt my own predictions. It's seems like a category made for estabilished white actors who feel overdue for a (first) win, with the exception of maybe Robert De Niro ( Killers of the Flower Moon ). Robert Downey Jr. feels like the frontrunner to me thanks to Oppenheimer 's global success both critically and the fact he's a hugely popular actor going back to great movies now that his MCU duties are done. The performance sure is showy enough and the fact he plays a charismatic political shark gives him a hand full of "Oscar clips", perfect for campaigning purposes. Next, I think Downey Jr.'s MCU scene partner Mark Ruffalo has estabilished himself as one of the early frontrunners for his performance in the Golden Lion-winning Poor Things - it's said to be a high wire comedic performance and let's not forget Ruffalo has already been nominated three times in this cat...

ROBERT DOWNEY JR. , born April 4, 1965 in Manhattan, New York, the son of writer, director and filmographer Robert Downey Sr. and actress Elsie Downey (née Elsie Ann Ford). He's famous for his portray of the highly charismatic superhero playboy Tony Stark AKA Iron Man and one of the most well-paid actors in the world. At first, he was considered a huge promise in the acting branch but the actor's drug-related problems escalated from 1996 to 2001, which led to arrests, rehab and incarcerations (he got fired from Ally McBeal TV series in 1997). After emerging clean and sober again around 2003, he was decided to rebuild his career. So... Just like I mentioned in a previous poster, let's celebrate 10 years of MCU and the massive worldwide success of Avengers: Infinity War by having a look at its main cast members careers and major acting achievements. The third "victim" is Robert Downey Jr., the man who's the ambassador of Marvel Cinematic Universe, just ...