Marion Cotillard - "La Mome"Takes an iconic woman and gives an iconic performance.
She ably transitions between many different ages, never once faltering.
Angelina Jolie - "A Mighty Heart"Treats the role with immense respect and dignity to Marianne Pearl. Even turning away from the camera to grieve.
The accent never waivers.
Keira Knightly - "Atonement"The smallest role of the bunch, but it leaves such an impression. The clippered 1930's speech to her face as she realizes her feelings. A true actress emerges.
Laura Linney - "The Savages"For being funny, pathetic and true.
She is believable as a sibling and a woman who is deeply flawed.
You never question her.
Annamarina Marinca - "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days"For the difficulty of carrying the movie on her back.
The moments she has to reflect on what has transpired she truly shines. amazing acting.
Ellen Page - "Juno"She carries the movie and is able to make the stylized dialogue completely believable.
Any actress who can say the line "I don't know what type of girl I am" so poignant and true is brilliant.
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No Cate Blanchett for The Golden Age?
I'm appalled! Hehehe, great lineup, too bad you snubbed Julie Christie though, although Keira and Anamaria being in makes up for it.
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