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The unwritten rules that govern Oscar campaigns for films with dual leads, and why Ariana Grande's role in 'Wicked' is a supporting one.
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- Cynthia Erivo, Grande's co-star in the 'Wicked' film adaptation, is likely to campaign for the Lead Actress Oscar, as she's perceived as the film's central character.
- This unofficial rule of 'who gets the lead' dates back decades and has shaped countless Oscar campaigns, often to the frustration of actors and studios.
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Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Wicked, Wicked