15 Who Didn’t Get Nominated

Maltin on Movies

Leonard Maltin

Comedy, Jessie, Leonard, On, Tv & Film, Maltin, Movies

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2015

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Leonard and Baron discuss three worthy individuals who were not nominated for an Oscar this year: David Oyelowo of Selma, who’s equally good in another film about the Civil Rights movement, Ralph Fiennes of The Grand Budapest Hotel in an unfortunate turkey, and a sleeper from the great writer/director Mike Leigh, who brought us Mr. Turner this past year.

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0:00.0	I wanted to call this podcast Malden Peppa, but I guess we'll just never do that.
0:09.1	You know, never say never.
0:10.6	Okay.
0:11.4	Anything's possible.
0:12.5	You said twice.
0:13.4	Anything is possible.
0:14.1	Hey, okay.
0:15.6	We are happy to be here with you, and we're happy to be talking about yet another
0:20.5	facet of this year's Academy Awards,
0:23.3	which is who didn't get nominated. Now notice that I'm not using the word snub. That's right. You
0:30.7	better not say snub unless you are referring to the nose of a particular kind of dolphin.
0:35.9	I just, I don't believe in the word.
0:38.3	The media's fallen in love with this word, as you well know, who was snubbed this year
0:43.7	at the Oscars.
0:44.8	To me, snub implies very strongly that 6,000 people who vote in the academy all got
0:52.5	together in a giant room and said, you know what?
0:54.9	We're going to snub the Lego movie.
0:56.8	Take that Lego movie.
0:59.3	You know, we're going to do Clint Eastwood.
1:00.7	You think you're the best director?
1:02.0	Oh, we don't think so.
1:03.3	We're going to snub you, Clint Eastwood.
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