- The WrapThe Wrap9h
- VarietyVariety11h
- DeadlineDeadline14h
- DeadlineDeadline14h
- The Rolling StoneThe Rolling Stone16h
- MovieWebMovieWeb16h
- The Rolling StoneThe Rolling Stone16h
- VarietyVariety16h
- DeadlineDeadline16h
- IndiewireIndiewire17h
- CinemaBlendCinemaBlend17h
- Page SixPage Six17h
- MovieWebMovieWeb17h
- VarietyVariety18h
- Page SixPage Six18h
- CinemaBlendCinemaBlend18h
- StereogumStereogum18h
- CinemaBlendCinemaBlend18h
- MovieWebMovieWeb20h
- MovieWebMovieWeb20h
- MovieWebMovieWeb20h
- DeadlineDeadline23h
- VarietyVariety1d
- VarietyVariety1d
- RogerEbert.comRogerEbert.com1d
- DeadlineDeadline1d
- DeadlineDeadline1d
- Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter1d
- VarietyVariety1d
- BillboardBillboard1d
Why Were 'Maria' and 'The Room Next Door' Snubbed in BAFTA Longlists?
VarietyStory by Alex Ritman
scrn logline
Angelina Jolie and Tilda Swinton's critically acclaimed films 'Maria' and 'The Room Next Door' shockingly snubbed from BAFTA longlists, leaving Hollywood buzzing with questions.
beat sheet
- Despite stellar performances, Jolie's 'Maria' and Swinton's 'The Room Next Door' were passed over for BAFTA nominations, leaving industry insiders scratching their heads at the unexpected omission of these awards season frontrunners.
- With Nicole Kidman, Fernanda Torres, Kate Winslet, and Pamela Anderson all scoring BAFTA nods, the exclusion of Jolie and Swinton has become the talk of Tinseltown, fueling speculation about the inner workings of the prestigious British awards show.
call sheet
Angelina Jolie, Tilda Swinton, Nicole Kidman, Fernanda Torres, Kate Winslet, Pamela Anderson, BAFTA, Maria, The Room Next Door, Babygirl, I'm Still Here, Lee