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\u201cThis was very disrespectful.\u201d Once again, Kevin O\u2019Keeffe joins us to talk about the one and only Jessica Chastain for\u00a0A Most Violent Year<\/i>. Starring an on-the-rise Oscar Isaac as an emerging entrepreneur in the 1980s trying to avoid crime in dirty business, the film chased Oscar after writer\/director J.C. Chandor\u2019s Original Screenplay nomination for his debut\u00a0Margin Call<\/i>. But the film\u2019s closest shot at Oscar was the supporting performance by Chastain as Isaac\u2019s wife with a secret or two, which earned her Critics Choice, Independent Spirit, and Golden Globe nominations. Though many predicted Chastain, a surprise nomination went to Laura Dern for\u00a0Wild<\/i>, and\u00a0A Most Violent Year<\/i>\u00a0was left out in the Oscar cold.<\/p>\n
This episode, we talk about the Oscar Isaac performances that deserved Oscar attention, including the year where the likes of he and Tom Hanks missed out on nominations. We also discuss genius cinematographer Bradford Young, the film\u2019s Best Picture win with the National Board of Review, and just how many people actually watched\u00a0Triple Frontier<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Topics also include the value of nail acting and coat acting, this current season of\u00a0Drag Race All-Stars<\/i>, and who might have been second place to Patricia Arquette in 2014.<\/p>\n
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