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99HOMES_00014_CROP\r(l to r) Andrew Garfield stars as ‘Dennis Nash’ and Michael Shannon as ‘Rick Carver’ in Broad Green Pictures release, 99 HOMES.\rCredit: Hooman Bahrani \/ Broad Green Pictures<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

2014 fall festivals saw the debut of Ramen Bahrain’s 99 Homes<\/em>, a dark crime saga centered around the housing crisis of the previous decade. Andrew Garfield (fresh off of his mildly received run of Spider-Man movies) stars as a father who tries to rebound from his eviction by taking up work with the slick real estate operator who evicted him, played by Michael Shannon. Once the film was released in the fall of 2015, Shannon earned Supporting Actor nominations at each of the major precursors, only to miss out on Oscar nomination morning.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This episode, we talk about Shannon’s snubbing and his two unlikely Supporting Actor nominations. We also discuss the short life of Broad Green Pictures, Garfield’s performance in Angels in America<\/em>, and the 2015 Best Supporting Actor race.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Topics also include Joe’s first TIFF, Florida onscreen, and our upcoming May miniseries!<\/p>\n