This podcast is brought to you by Netflix, presenting Frankenstein.

Nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Adapted Screenplay, and Supporting Actor Jacob Allorty,

the New York Times calls it stunning the movie Guillermo del Toro was born to make.

Nominated for three actor awards, including Jacob Allorty, who gives the most transformative performance of the year.

Winner of four Critics Choice Awards for the outstanding artistry behind the hair and makeup,

costumes and production design, Frankenstein, for your awards consideration.

Hi, everyone, and thank you for tuning in to the 629th episode of the Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast. I'm the host, Scott Feinberg, and my guest today is a young Irish

stage and screen actress who has been described by sight and sound as born to be a star, by the observer as one of the most exciting

actors of her generation, by the Guardian as reliably

excellent, by Vanity Fair as possessing both

dazzling charisma and a remarkable authenticity,

and by Interview Magazine as one of Hollywood's

brightest stars, capable of delivering performances that

burn hot and contain multitudes. The New York Times for its part has noted that she has a

reputation for playing complicated roles with devastating power, adding, few other actresses

of her generation can gain access to such a wide spectrum of emotions or seem as willing to risk

being disliked for exploring the tougher ones. Jesse Buckley. Over just a decade on the big

screen, Buckley has already given a host of memorable performances. She earned particular acclaim for

her work in 2018's Wild Rose, in which she played a Scottish

ex-con who dreams of being a country music star, and for which she received a Best Actress

Bafta Award nomination, 2021's The Lost Daughter, in which she played a young academic

feeling conflicted about motherhood, and for which she received best supporting actress

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