Daniel D'Addario

The year that A Beautiful Mind came out, which is a movie that won Best Picture, somehow it emerged that the subject of the film, who in the movie is a hero, in real life, I believe had said antisemitic things.

And this just kind of emerged and no one knew how this information had been found or who gave it to a journalist, but there were certainly rival films that stood to benefit if A Beautiful Mind fell.

And this just kind of emerged and no one knew how this information had been found or who gave it to a journalist, but there were certainly rival films that stood to benefit if A Beautiful Mind fell.

And this just kind of emerged and no one knew how this information had been found or who gave it to a journalist, but there were certainly rival films that stood to benefit if A Beautiful Mind fell.

Social media has, it's the same thing it's done to politics and the same thing that it's done to the economy and the same thing it's also done to the awards. It's just everything's scaled up and more extreme now. It used to just be You went to the movies and saw, I don't know, Rain Man, and you watch the Oscars and you're like, oh, that won.

Social media has, it's the same thing it's done to politics and the same thing that it's done to the economy and the same thing it's also done to the awards. It's just everything's scaled up and more extreme now. It used to just be You went to the movies and saw, I don't know, Rain Man, and you watch the Oscars and you're like, oh, that won.

Social media has, it's the same thing it's done to politics and the same thing that it's done to the economy and the same thing it's also done to the awards. It's just everything's scaled up and more extreme now. It used to just be You went to the movies and saw, I don't know, Rain Man, and you watch the Oscars and you're like, oh, that won.

Now people have faves and that they're rooting on through social media. And every misstep or incremental win or they won a Golden Globe or they lost a SAG award is now chalked up by all these fans online who are like, obsessed because it's kind of like their sports.

Now people have faves and that they're rooting on through social media. And every misstep or incremental win or they won a Golden Globe or they lost a SAG award is now chalked up by all these fans online who are like, obsessed because it's kind of like their sports.

Now people have faves and that they're rooting on through social media. And every misstep or incremental win or they won a Golden Globe or they lost a SAG award is now chalked up by all these fans online who are like, obsessed because it's kind of like their sports.

I think what happened with Amelia Perez is kind of a perfect storm. And here's why. It was the front runner to win many Oscars, including Best Picture, in part because of its message of inclusivity. That message of inclusivity also made it hard to criticize because it would look insensitive to come after this movie that is coming from the right place.

I think what happened with Amelia Perez is kind of a perfect storm. And here's why. It was the front runner to win many Oscars, including Best Picture, in part because of its message of inclusivity. That message of inclusivity also made it hard to criticize because it would look insensitive to come after this movie that is coming from the right place.

I think what happened with Amelia Perez is kind of a perfect storm. And here's why. It was the front runner to win many Oscars, including Best Picture, in part because of its message of inclusivity. That message of inclusivity also made it hard to criticize because it would look insensitive to come after this movie that is coming from the right place.

Basically, the only thing that could have sunk it is when the call is coming from inside the house. And... Carl Safiya Gascon's tweets so fly in the face of the message of inclusivity and acceptance, it really hurt the campaign in a way that all the other movies and the people behind them must have been very gratified by because now they have a shot.

Basically, the only thing that could have sunk it is when the call is coming from inside the house. And... Carl Safiya Gascon's tweets so fly in the face of the message of inclusivity and acceptance, it really hurt the campaign in a way that all the other movies and the people behind them must have been very gratified by because now they have a shot.

Basically, the only thing that could have sunk it is when the call is coming from inside the house. And... Carl Safiya Gascon's tweets so fly in the face of the message of inclusivity and acceptance, it really hurt the campaign in a way that all the other movies and the people behind them must have been very gratified by because now they have a shot.

It scrambles everything and it just shows that everything's getting realigned because you would never expect a trans actress who became famous for starring in Mexican telenovelas to necessarily be the person who is spouting all of these bigoted opinions. It just, it kind of flies in the face of certain cultural expectations we have that her experiences would have taught her.

It scrambles everything and it just shows that everything's getting realigned because you would never expect a trans actress who became famous for starring in Mexican telenovelas to necessarily be the person who is spouting all of these bigoted opinions. It just, it kind of flies in the face of certain cultural expectations we have that her experiences would have taught her.

It scrambles everything and it just shows that everything's getting realigned because you would never expect a trans actress who became famous for starring in Mexican telenovelas to necessarily be the person who is spouting all of these bigoted opinions. It just, it kind of flies in the face of certain cultural expectations we have that her experiences would have taught her.

And you might not expect the director of a movie set in Mexico to be so, so kind of, to say such an ignorant thing about the Spanish language after having spent so long trying to get this movie made.