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4:39Now PlayingThe Oscar nominations are officially revealed, which leaves the public stunned by the category snubs of one of the top-grossing movies of all time, Barbie, for Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie. John Iadarola and Daniel Franzese break it down on The Damage Report.
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The Biggest Oscar Snubs and Surprises 2024Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie Miss Out in Key Races
"Though “Oppenheimer” made an explosive showing when the Oscar nominations were announced on Tuesday morning, plenty of other would-be contenders failed to launch. As your Projectionist, here’s my analysis of the morning’s biggest surprises and omissions.
Greta Gerwig misses a directing nomination.
With her billion-dollar blockbuster, “Barbie,” Greta Gerwig set a Hollywood record for the highest-grossing movie ever directed by a woman. Still, even that major milestone wasn’t enough to earn her a spot in the Oscars’ best director lineup: Though “Barbie” managed eight nominations, including best picture, Gerwig was snubbed by the directors branch that nominated her six years ago for “Lady Bird.” It was a mixed showing overall for the hit comedy, which missed some other hoped-for nominations for cinematography, editing and best actress for Margot Robbie. But it did at least pull off a dark-horse supporting actress nod for America Ferrera alongside an expected supporting-actor nomination for Ryan Gosling."
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