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Beyond the 'Snub': Why Kate Hudson Earned Her Oscar Nod
22 Feb
Summary
- The article defends Kate Hudson's Oscar nomination for 'Song Sung Blue'.
- It argues against the term 'snub' to describe Chase Infiniti's exclusion.
- Hudson's performance as Thunder is highlighted as well-rounded and magnetic.
Amidst the nominations for the 98th Academy Awards, Kate Hudson's recognition for her role in 'Song Sung Blue' has drawn criticism. Many online discussions suggest Chase Infiniti was overlooked for her performance in 'One Battle After Another'.
This perspective argues against using the term 'snub,' asserting that it unfairly diminishes deserving nominees. Both Hudson and Infiniti delivered outstanding performances, though in vastly different films, illustrating the subjective nature of awards.
Hudson's portrayal of 'Thunder' in 'Song Sung Blue' is particularly lauded. The article notes her impressive range, balancing comedic moments with dramatic depth, and her strong on-screen chemistry with Hugh Jackman.
While Jessie Buckley is currently favored to win Best Actress for her role in 'Hamnet', the author expresses a strong desire to see Hudson recognized for her excellent work.
