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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: 2013 Oscar Nods: Who Will Win [Watch (HLS stream): 2013 Oscar Nods: Who Will Win](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/HfxIc4CJ.m3u8) (4:28)  _Published 2013-01-10. TIME’s Richard Corliss runs through the Oscar nominations and predicts who will walk away with the statue_ --- Jul 27, 2023 3:29 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [TIME's 2013 Oscar Predictions](/video/S7fnEjC7/) ### TIME's 2013 Oscar Predictions [Oscar Prediction: Best Actress](/video/VPMS3nKR/) ### Oscar Prediction: Best Actress [Oscar Prediction: Best Actor](/video/jfe965iG/) ### Oscar Prediction: Best Actor --- ## Transcript The only way outta that city is the airport. I'm curious what makes you so curious. Then we're failing. This year's oscar nominations are in. What that. [ SOUND ] And Time film critic Richard [ UNKNOWN ] sizes up the contender's chances. I like our chances now. The nominees for best actress are. It certainly freaks you guys out, but it's a hundred. Jessica Chastain. In Zero Dark 30. How was your blue streak job. I'm, I'm having sex with everybody in the office. Jennifer Lawrence in Silver Linings Playbook. [ FOREIGN ] Emmanuelle Riva, in Amour. [ FOREIGN ] Quvenzhané Wallis, in Beasts of the Southern Wild. But, me and my daddy, we sit right here. And Naomi Watts, in The Impossible. [ SOUND ] [ NOISE ] The Academy made demographic history, by naming the youngest and the oldest nominees in this category. [ FOREIGN ]. Wallace was 6 when she shot her movie and Riva will turn 86 next month. Chastain and Lawrence, are thought to be on the short list of top contenders. Nice to meet you. Chastain is the driving force and the sole major character, in Zero Dark 30. For best actor, the nominees are. The world's hard enough as it is, guys! Can somebody say hey let's be positive? Let's have a good ending to the story? Bradley Cooper, in Silver Lining's Playbook. It is a self evident truth, that things which are equal to the same thing, are equal to each other. Daniel Day Lewis, in Lincoln. [ MUSIC ] Hugh Jackman, in Les Miserable. [ MUSIC ] Jauquim Phoenix, in The Master. No one else wrote me a letter. She wrote me a letter. And Denzel Washington, in Flight. I flew the plane inverted. That means upside down. You, you have any idea what that's like? Daniel Day Lewis has already won a landslide of critics awards, for his crafty portrayal of Abraham Lincoln. The other nominees, will just be his honor guard. [ MUSIC ] For best supporting actress, the nominees are. It means going back to a place and realizing, you're on the wrong track. Amy Adams, in The Master. But, since you're sending our son into the war. Sally Field, in Lincoln. Yes, it's true, there's a child and the child is my daughter. Anne Hathaway, in Les Miserables. There is a limit to the number of sessions we can have. Helen Hunt in, The Sessions. Pat, you owe us an apology. Mom [ INAUDIBLE ] And Jackie Weaver, in Silver Linings Playbook. [ INAUDIBLE ] 1 / 2 away, will be considered the leading contender. Naked emotion, plus a shaved head and an emaciated frame, should scream acting to the voters. For best supporting actor, the nominees are, Alan Arkin, in Argo. We, we did suicide missions in the army, that had better odds than that. So, carried away with your retribution. Christoph Waltz, in Django Unchained. What are, what are you so up about? Robert DeNiro, in Silver Linings Playbook. You seem so, familiar to me. Philip Seymour Hoffman, in The Master. But above all, I am a man. How can I hold, that all men are created equal when And Tommy Jones, in Lincoln. The moral carcass of the gentleman from Ohio. [ LAUGH ] [ INAUDIBLE ] This category features 5 academy award winners. Taking a little bit too many or something? It's a coin toss, but we say the Academy has a Jones, for Tommy Lee. [ INAUDIBLE ] colored slime in their veins instead of hot, red blood. [ LAUGH ] This is the 4th consecutive year that there are more than 5 nominees for best picture. What's your middle name? What's your middle name? What's your middle name? [ INAUDIBLE ] Shoot him, he's an American spy. Argo and Zero Dark Thirty, early favorite docudramas about war and revolution, were in the list as expected. Though the denial of director nominations, for those movies, makes their best picture chances iffier. No films since Driving Miss Daisy in 1990, has won the top prize, without also being nomiated in the director category. So, Lincoln looks like the one to beat. [ SOUND ] For the Motion Picture Academy's Best Picture of 2012. [ CROSSTALK ] And stop distracting. 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