Hello friends, good vibes to all.
Next September 15 will take place the delivery of these prestigious awards that recognize the great work that has been done at series level. This past week the nominees came to light where we basically saw things that we expected or were very clear that they would happen, such as the 25 nominations for Shogun or the 23 for The Bear. There are some interesting awards such as the series Mr. & Mrs. Smith which is one of the best I've seen this year (if you haven't seen it I recommend you do so) and clearly Fallout which has also given a lot to talk about because of its immense quality.
Today I am not going to touch on all the nominations because otherwise this would take forever, I am only going to mention the ones that I think are the most relevant. When we talk about drama series many people think of The Crown, I don't know if it can win this year, and even more having Shogun as a competitor. I confess I have never been a fan of that series but I don't deny how top notch everything around it is. Slow Horses is another series that is in that group which is amazing but I understand that it doesn't stand a chance against the others. Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Fallout also appear but I think the undisputed winner will be the one created by Rachel Kondo, Shogun. Everything about this series is extraordinary, performances, characters, setting, script; it has everything to win.
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In the comedy series many would bet on The Bear, I include myself, and this second season was crazy, it had one of the most brutal episodes that have been seen on television in a long time, the famous Christmas dinner. But watch out for Only Murders in the Building, the series created by the great Steve Martin. I think it's the only one that could fight The Bear for the award. Curb Your Enthusiasm is also very good but I don't feel that it is up to the level of these two productions, at least not this year. Moving on to the main dramatic actors, things get complicated and all of them, without exception, could opt for the award, but back to the beginning, Hiroyuki Sanada's performance is to be highlighted.
Donald Glover (Mr. & Mrs. Smith), Walton Goggins (Fallout) and Gary Oldman himself (Slow Horses) also stand out but I think Shogun will have no competition. As for the actresses I have a divided heart because Maya Erskine (Mr. & Mrs. Smith) is spectacular, the quality of role and interpretation she did in that series I liked a lot but I think there should be no discussion, Anna Sawai revolutionized everything with her character of Lady Mariko. Continuing with women but this time in comedy I don't know if Ayo Edebiri (The Bear) will be able to repeat having Selena Gomez in the fight. In this category I'm not sure.
Best Actor in a Comedy is going to be the same as the women, the fight will be between Jeremy Allen White (The Bear), Steve Martin and Martin Short. I have yet to see a few of this group but from what one can read the fight would be between those three. I'm not a big fan of comedy series, I think I should change that a bit. I was very surprised that Baby Reindeer got a few nominations, I think the actors were great, not if they are going to get anything because they are competing with very top miniseries like Ripley or True Detective that are having very good acceptance and reviews.
The thing is that it seems that there is a favorite to take all that is within its reach but not always the fact of having many nominations is synonymous with certain victory, sometimes the academy throws some surprises that may not end up pleasing everyone. But well, we will have to wait a little less than two months to know the winners, what do you think about these nominations, do you think Shogun will win or there will be surprises? In a fair world Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Fallout should take something even if Ella Purnell is not nominated, which is rare. But we'll see.
¡Un abrazo a todos, nos leemos en la próxima!
Well my people that's all for today, I hope you liked it.
¡Hugs to all, see you next time!
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Sabes que me causa mucha curiosidad porque The Bear está en la categoría de comedia, la verdad creo que es como degradar la serie, el episodio de la cena de navidad hay más drama que cualquiera otra cosa.
La razón de eso pasa por los estudios, en este caso cuando mandan las series a la academia deciden que categoría es mejor o en la que mejor chance tendrían de ganar. También por la duración de los capítulos, cuando son de media hora aproximadamente generalmente son catalogadas comedias.
Es raro pero así se maneja eso. Y si, ese capítulo es de lo más angustiante que he visto.