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Chalamet Nominated Again: Oscars Spotlight Ensemble Strength

2/13/2026

Summary

Story summary

Timothée Chalamet earns his third Oscar nomination for portraying a table tennis prodigy in "Marty Supreme".
Critics praise his charisma, though some voters may find the character unlikable.
Leonardo DiCaprio's role in the same film has 13 nominations and emphasizes ensemble strength over a single showcase.
Wunmi Mosaku's nomination for a horror film marks a significant comeback, despite lacking traditional Oscar moments, as the Oscars approach on March 15.

History

Historical Context

The 43rd Academy Awards, held on April 15, 1971, marked a pivotal moment in Oscar history, expanding categories and recognizing diverse talents. "Patton" won Best Picture, while George C. Scott famously declined the Best Actor award. This ceremony also featured Helen Hayes becoming the first performer to win Oscars in both lead and supporting categories, reflecting evolving dynamics in Hollywood's recognition of talent.

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Story summary

Timothée Chalamet earns his third Oscar nomination for portraying a table tennis prodigy in "Marty Supreme".
Critics praise his charisma, though some voters may find the character unlikable.
Leonardo DiCaprio's role in the same film has 13 nominations and emphasizes ensemble strength over a single showcase.
Wunmi Mosaku's nomination for a horror film marks a significant comeback, despite lacking traditional Oscar moments, as the Oscars approach on March 15.

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