Posted: 11/30/17 at 6:52am
Posted: 11/30/17 at 7:27am
Sam Rockwell, for A Behanding in Spokane (supporting) or Fool For Love (leading). He hasn't been nominated for an Oscar yet, either, but hopefully that will change this year. He is better than 90% of the people who go on to win awards.
I can get how it happened because of the particular competition he faced, but Aaron Tveit not being nominated for either Next to Normal or Catch Me If You Can was strange.
Updated On: 11/30/17 at 07:27 AM
Posted: 11/30/17 at 9:01am
"but Aaron Tveit not being nominated for either Next to Normal or Catch Me If You Can was strange."
I agree with you about him not being nominated for his role in "Next To Normal" but I did not think he deserved nomination for "Catch Me If You Can".
Posted: 11/30/17 at 9:16am
The Other One said: "Sam Rockwell, for A Behanding in Spokane (supporting) or Fool For Love (leading). He hasn't been nominated for an Oscar yet, either, but hopefully that will change this year. He is better than 90% of the people who go on to win awards.
I haven't been able to see him perform on stage, but Sam Rockwell is my favorite actor. I don't say that lightly. He definitely hasn't received the recognition he deserves.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 9:42am
Daniel Radcliffe, who has so far given critically-acclaimed performances in all three of his stints on Broadway, yet still hasn't been nominated.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 9:45am
Benjamin Walker should be Two-Time Tony Nominee Benjamin Walker.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 9:52am
Posted: 11/30/17 at 10:02am
Me.
And Daniel Radcliffe.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 11:53am
Hopefully Sam Rockwell will get his first Oscar nomination this year. http://www.goldderby.com/awardshows/expert-predictions/oscars-nominations-2018/supp-actor/sort/recent/
Posted: 11/30/17 at 12:15pm
willrolandsframes said: "I’m surprised we haven’t seen Adam Chanler-Berat in a role worthy of a Tony nomination. Same can be said for Kendra Kassebaum, in my opinion.
Are you really surprised? Must be lonely out there.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 12:23pm
Corey Cott, Aaron Tveit, & Daniel Radcliffe, for sure.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 1:08pm
Posted: 11/30/17 at 1:10pm
Anthony Rapp for Rent or You're A Good Man Charlie Brown or If/Then.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 1:18pm
Jon Jon Briones? For the only eligible role he'd already been playing for about 20 years before Broadway?
And Corey Cott? For two brief flops?
I just think it's weird to be surprised that they've "never been nominated for a Tony".
Posted: 11/30/17 at 1:18pm
Posted: 11/30/17 at 6:09pm
Mister Matt said: "Jon Jon Briones? For the only eligible role he'd already been playing for about 20 years before Broadway?
And Corey Cott? For two brief flops?
I just think it's weird to be surprised that they've "never been nominated for a Tony"."
Exactly. Being a crazy fan doesn't mean that the performer you're currently stalking deserved a Tony.
Posted: 11/30/17 at 6:38pm
Posted: 12/1/17 at 7:41am
Posted: 12/2/17 at 1:00am
Just wish Kritzer had been a big enough name to bring Funny Girl to Broadway. She's such a talent, and yet hasn't found a vehicle to show her off.
I agree with Benjamin Walker. Say what you will about American Psycho, but his performance was incredible. His breakdown throughout Act 2 was a physical acting masterclass.
Posted: 12/2/17 at 1:13am
Betsy Wolfe.
And always and forever Gideon Glick in Significant Other. Worst snub.
Posted: 12/2/17 at 5:10am
Posted: 12/2/17 at 10:15pm
Posted: 12/3/17 at 12:14am
Anthony Rapp
AaronTveit
Hailey Kilgore (okay.. she hasn't had the opportunity... but damn! )
Posted: 12/3/17 at 3:20am
Totally agree about Leslie Kritzer. She should get nominated for her Alice Kramden if The Honeymooners comes in. She was superb at Papermill.
Posted: 12/3/17 at 4:00am
I agree with Aaron Tveit and Betsy Wolfe 100%.
Also Ana Villafane should have gotten one for On Your Feet! she was the only good thing about that show besides the music.
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