Fans React After Angela Bassett Loses Oscar To Jamie Lee Curtis

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Fans React After Angela Bassett Loses Oscar To Jamie Lee Curtis


To quote Ariana DeBoseAngela Bassett “did the thing” in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Her second-time portrayal of Queen Ramonda landed her an Oscar nomination for ‘Best Supporting Actress.’ But Bassett didn’t take house the win on March 12.

Instead, Jamie Lee Curtis secured the award for her position in Everything Everywhere All At Once. And followers on-line had loads to say about what the bulk are calling a ‘snub.’

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As for Angela, the actress hasn’t publicly commented on her loss. However, there’s a trending dialogue about her assumed ‘disappointed’ look when DeBose introduced Lee because the winner.

Fans anticipated Angela to take house the award on Sunday night time after she lately received a Golden Globe for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ for a similar position.

Lee’s Oscar win is the second latest one for her Everything Everywhere All at Once position. Jamie additionally received the 2023 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards for ‘Outstanding Performance By A Female Actor In A Supporting Role.’ Bassett was additionally nominated for that class for her Queen Ramonda position.

Twitter Discusses Academy Awards Voting Process And Their Voters 

The loss has additionally sparked conversations in regards to the Academy Awards voting course of. According to their web site, most classes obtain nominations from members inside that line of labor. For instance, “actors nominate actors.”

After the loss, author and podcast host, Jemele Hill, shared screenshots of an Entertainment Weekly interview that highlighted the ideas of 4 Academy Award voters.

“Angela Bassett’s excellence is undeniable. But a reminder of the mentality she was up against in trying to win an Academy Award. Of course, not all voters think this way, but I’m guessing this isn’t the only voter that has these kinds of views,” Hill tweeted.

In the article Hill shared, an nameless male voter mentioned the Academy Awards are “being held hostage…by the wokeness.” The voter particularly criticized backlash over Viola Davis and Danielle Deadwyler’s lack of Best Actress nominations this yr for his or her respective roles in The Woman King and Till. 

“When they get in trouble for not giving Viola Davis an award, it’s like, no sweetheart, you didn’t deserve it. We voted, and we voted for the five we though were best,” the voter mentioned. “It’s not fair for you to start suddenly beating a frying pan and say [they’re] ignoring Black people. They’re really not, they’re making an effort. Maybe there was a time 10 years ago when they were, but they have, of all the high-profile things, been in the forefront of wanting to be inclusive. Viola Davis and the lady director need to sit down, shut up, and relax. You didn’t get a nomination–a lot of movies don’t get nominations. Viola, you have one of two Oscars, you’re doing fine.”

Michael B. Jordan And Jonathan Majors Show Angela Bassett Love

Minutes after Jamie gave her successful speech, Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors confirmed Angela some love on the Oscars stage. The Creed III actors began their presentation of the Best Cinematography award by greeting Bassett.

Jordan mentioned, “hey auntie”–a throwback to the primary time his Black Panther character Killmonger met Bassett’s character Queen Ramonda. Majors adopted up with, “we love you.” The shoutout was seen as a second of solidarity on-line.

Following the present, Angela attended the Vanity Fair after-party, donning a smile and a purple pantsuit with a flared matching high. She even posed with Megan Thee Stallion, who popped out for the festivities in a uncommon look because the finish of Tory Lanez’s trial in December.

(Photo by Kevin MazurStefanie Keenan/VF23/WireImage for Vanity Fair)




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