Actor in a Supporting Role
This one is a coin toss (no, FanDuel -- that's not a bet!) Only one newcomer has 0 chance. Any of the others will have earned it if they walk out with it.


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​Yura Borisov, Igor in Anora
- ​This Russian actor is unknown to the west, but was brilliant in this surprising movie. He is a thug who never even brandishes a gun, but shows a big heart. Unfortunately, he's definitely not saying anything beyond "Is nice to be nominated, da?"
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Jeremy Strong, Roy Cohn in The Apprentice
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Known best for the hapless elder son in Succession, he has had great roles in Trial of the Chicago 7 and The Big Short. But this one shows real range.
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Kieran Culkin, Benji Kaplan in A Real Pain
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Ostensibly, the titular character (and wouldn't you love to hear Roman Roy's retort to that tittle...uh, title...in Succession?!?)​
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Edward Norton, Pete Seeger in A Complete Unknown
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The first rule of Norton Club is we don't talk about what a dick Norton is. Likely the reason he got nominated, because he played one of the all-time nice guys of the 60s convincingly. THAT's acting, folks!​
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Guy Pearce, Harrison Lee Van Buren Sr. in The Brutalist
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He scares the life out of you the entire movie. Is he going to be the emperor who says "too many notes?" or the spoiled man-child who decides to blow a building up because he can't get what he wants?
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Russia is Our друг

I am nice person, like Igor who won't even sit on you...or that Seeger chuvak who sing like James Taylor on quaaludes.
Russia is Our враг

Would you like some конфеты, little American boychick?