NEW YORK, Jan. 21, 2008
Cagle's Alternate Oscar Nods
Cites Film, Performances That Likely Won't Get Nominated, But Are Surely Award-Worthy
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Play CBS Video Video Will There Be Oscar Magic? Jess Cagle tells Julie Chen which performers and which pictures are Oscar worthy this year, though unlikely to win the award.
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Jess Cagle says the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences probably won't bestow any recognition on the action films, westerns or horror flicks that won his heart this year. (CBS/EARLY SHOW)
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Special Report Jess Cagle's Hollywood See what The Early Show's entertainment contributor and People magazine's editor at large has to say about the latest industry doings.
People Magazine executive editor and Early Show entertainment contributor Jess Cagle paid tribute Monday to films and performances he says are stellar, but probably won't make the Oscar-nominees cut.
His picks:
BEST PICTURE
"3:10 to Yuma"
BEST ACTOR
Matt Damon for his role as Jason Bourne in the actioner "The Bourne Ultimatum"
BEST ACTRESS
Amy Adams for her role as Princess Giselle in the comedy "Enchanted"
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Michael Cera for his role as Paulie Bleeker, the teenage father out of wedlock, in "Juno"
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Marcia Gay Harden for her roles as Mrs. Carmody in the horror film, "The Mist"
Cagle gave his reasoning in a discussion with Early Show co-anchor Julie Chen Monday. To see the segment and get his reasoning, click here.
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- HAIRSPRAY was completely shut out while DREAMGIRLS received 8 noms last year? What the frick? What''s wrong with this picture?
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