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The 12 Worst Snubs in Oscars History: Best Supporting Actor Edition
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28:25Now PlayingLouis Virtel is back with another episode of Trophy Strife and this time he's taking a deep dive into the Best Supporting Actor category because...and we're just now learning this, mind you...that men can act too! From Robert Shaw and Gene Wilder to Andrew Garfield and Jude Law, Louis leaves no Oscar stone left unturned.
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