Is the consensus that Glenn Close is NOW going to win the Oscar this year? — Page 3

Unfortunately, someone wins and others look forward to next season. Close was very gracious regarding the win for Coleman, and that was very heartwarming to view.

Coleman has been one of my favorite actors for a LONG time. She is always working (see her Wikipedia page), and she consistently works in both television and film, although her more featured roles are in television.

Both are superb actors, but IMO, the difference between Close and Coleman is that Coleman is superb in both comedy and drama (Close - not so much. Better in dramatic roles than comedy).

My favorite examples of Coleman's work are both from TV roles. She was AMAZING in Broadchurch (drama), and hysterically funny in Fleabag (comedy). I also loved her in Greenwing, Rev and Beautiful People.

I am never disappointed or unaffected by her work; the opposite actually. The thing about her work that I respect so much is that in every role I've ever seen her do, I see some unexpected acting choice, or spot-on characterization detail (and God truly is in the details of her work).

I hope that US viewers who aren't familiar with her work will seek out her former roles on Netflix, or wherever they subscribe. If anyone is unfamiliar with her work, I recommend beginning with Broadchurch and Fleabag.

John Adams - I looooooooooooved Olivia in "Broadchurch." Her and David Tennant played off each other like gangbusters and made that series as good as it was.

Can't wait to see her turn as Queen Elizabeth in "The Crown."