At every Academy Awards ceremony, film stars hope to be among the few nominated for an Oscar, the most prestigious award in the movie industry. Winning an Oscar can boost a performer's career and status, but getting nominated can also be a significant achievement, especially for emerging talents. We will compare and analyze the chances of two popular actresses, Brie Larson and Margot Robbie, to receive their first Oscar nomination and predict who will achieve this milestone sooner.
Brie Larson's Oscar Prospects
Brie Larson is an American actress who has already won an Academy Award for her role in the movie "Room" (2015). She has also appeared in other successful films, such as "Captain Marvel" (2019) and "The Glass Castle" (2017), but has not received any more Oscar nominations yet. Larson's versatility and talent as an actress have been widely recognized, and she has been praised for her ability to portray complex and emotional characters.
In 2021, Larson starred in the drama film "The World to Come," which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and received positive reviews from critics. The film features Larson in a supporting role as a frontier woman who develops a romantic relationship with another woman. Some reviewers have noted Larson's nuanced performance and suggested that she could be a contender for the Best Supporting Actress category at the 2022 Oscars. However, it is still early to tell whether Larson's performance will be remembered by the Academy voters and whether the film will gain enough traction and awards buzz to secure her a nomination.
Margot Robbie's Oscar Prospects
Margot Robbie is an Australian actress who has gained international fame for her roles in films such as "The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013), "I, Tonya" (2017), and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (2019). Robbie has been nominated for two Oscars so far: Best Actress for "I, Tonya" and Best Supporting Actress for "Bombshell" (2019). However, she has not won an Oscar yet.
In 2021, Robbie starred in the drama film "The Suicide Squad," which received mixed reviews from critics but was commercially successful. Robbie reprised her role as Harley Quinn, a character she has played in several other DC Comics films. While "The Suicide Squad" is not an Oscar-friendly movie genre, Robbie's performance has been praised by some reviewers for adding depth and humor to the character. Robbie's chances of receiving an Oscar nomination may depend on whether she appears in more serious or dramatic roles in the future.
Our Prediction: Brie Larson
While both Brie Larson and Margot Robbie are talented and accomplished actresses, we predict that Brie Larson will receive her first Oscar nomination sooner than Margot Robbie. Our prediction is based on several factors:
- Larson has already won an Oscar, which makes her more familiar to the Academy voters and more likely to be considered for future nominations.
- Larson's recent performance in "The World to Come" has generated positive reviews and awards buzz, which could translate into Oscar nominations for the film and for Larson's supporting role.
- Larson has been active in independent and socially conscious films, which are often appreciated by the Academy voters. Her next projects include "The Marvels," a sequel to "Captain Marvel," and "Lady Business," a comedy-drama about a female-run company.
- Margot Robbie's recent work in "The Suicide Squad" is less likely to receive critical acclaim and awards attention than Larson's work in "The World to Come." While Robbie has been involved in several interesting projects, such as the upcoming biopic "Babylon," her next roles may need to showcase her range and versatility more to stand out in the highly competitive field of Oscar contenders.
Predicting who will receive an Oscar nomination is always a challenging task, as it depends on many factors, such as the quality of the film, the competition, the timing, and the voting preferences of the Academy members. However, based on the current state of affairs, we believe that Brie Larson has a better chance of receiving her first Oscar nomination sooner than Margot Robbie. Nevertheless, both actresses have bright futures ahead of them, and we look forward to seeing their performances on the big screen.
