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I am so pleased to announce one of the best news I’ve ever posted on the site. Vera finally got her very first Academy Awards nomination in the category “Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture” for her dazzling performance as Alex Goran in Up In The Air. HUGE Congratulations Vera, you totally deserve it!!
Up In The Air also got 5 more nominations including: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress & Best Adapted Screenplay. Congratulations to all the Cast and Crew, Go Up In The Air Team!!
The Oscar telecast will take place Sunday, March 7 at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET. View the full list of nominees here!
Up in the Air’s supporting actress nominee Vera Farmiga heard her Oscar nomination news in the best way possible, surrounded by her husband and son at their New York home. “We got the news in bed, the three of us cuddling,” says the actress.
Her day is going to be gloriously mundane: Playing Legos with her son, Fynn. “My husband says he’s going to build a mantel. He’s a bit delusional, but very supportive,” says Farmiga. “This feels great. It’s a nice affirmation saying job well done. It’s nice to have the respect of your peers and industry and critics and everyone rooting for you. I’ve been going at this a long time. I feel like I’ve always had the critics encouraging me.”
She’s particularly thrilled for one of her fellow nominees: Crazy Heart’s surprise contender Maggie Gyllenhaal. “What a wonderful surprise and well deserved. She’s a good friend of mine,” says Farmiga, who’s also thrilled for her Up in the Air co-star Anna Kendrick.
And then, there’s the director, Jason Reitman. “I had all my faith in Jason, that he was going to tell a poignant and unique story. His work is saturated with social relevance. Everyone is aching for it and those sort of films need to be recognized,” says Farmiga.
Here’s a new, very interesting interview with Vera, courtesy of Alive Sydney. She talks about her character in Up In The Air, the most difficult scene she played on the movie, her lovely family and more. You can read it below. Enjoy!
Vera Farmiga, the daughter of Ukrainian parents, has won a Golden Globe nomination for her portrayal of a woman in a midlife crisis, and is also expected to earn an Oscar nod. (You may remember her from The Departed, or Orphan). She is effortlessly elegant, acts her age…
So tell me, in this movie you get to pull the rug from under George Clooney. How does that feel? It’s funny. He’s been breaking women’s hearts for years. It’s fun to reverse the tables on him. I’m always on the hunt for a good, old-fashioned romance, and this particular one came disguised as a thoroughly modern relationship. It’s nice to be in this type of romantic comedy and relationship portrayed where it’s equal footing between the female character and the male character. And, it’s fun to play the female version of George.
How do you see this woman besides being the female version of George?
I think she represents the plight of womanhood, post feminist era. She’s a career woman, she has a family life, and romance. She compartmentalises, she’s somebody who wants it all, and is just trying to make that happen. What I respect about her is her integrity of self. She’s someone who is very true to her own needs and desires. Whether I respect what she does or condone what she does, it’s not important to me. It’s a crisis that we all go through and she is going through her midlife thing. I get her predicament. I’ve been there.
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Jan 28, 2010 | Filed Under: Site Updates | LaLa
Life Magazine has published gorgeous portraits of 11 Oscar hopefuls and Vera has been included! Her beautiful pic has been added to the gallery as well as the cover!
Vera Farmiga, ‘Up in the Air’ It’s quite a trick to throw a polished charmer like George Clooney off his stride with an equal if not stronger blast of insouciant, sloe-eyed sex appeal, but that’s what Farmiga pulls off as a frequent-flying playgirl in Up in the Air. She’s been simmering for a while now in notable supporting turns, like the police psychiatrist who sizes up Leo DiCaprio’s turncoat in The Departed. Time to hand her some bigger assignments, Hollywood. (For Your Consideration: Best Supporting Actress)
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