Ralphie Aversa
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357 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Sep
Ralphie Aversa’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Al with the shock.
And then I think Tiana is the expected winner.
If I had to pick a second person that I thought might win...
Obviously, it'd be wound me, of course, as well, who is great in centers and has been also receiving a lot of love this award season.
So as far as best supporting actor, first of all, let's give you like a little bit of a shock here.
Delroy Lindo.
from Sinners.
Obviously, incredible actor, very accomplished, been around for a while.
Ran into him Golden Globes weekend, actually, both on the carpet at the Golden Globes and at the acclaimed BAFTA Tea Party as well, which was back this year after being canceled last year due to the Palisades fires.
The fact that Mr. Lindo received a nomination in Supporting Actor for Sinners, I think, has a lot of people very pleased.
As far as who is going to take home this category, though, we're going to talk about sentimental value again.
And Stellan Skarsgård, who, of course, did win the Golden Globe.
I would put him right now as the odds-on favorite to win the Oscar.
You know, for me, maybe it shouldn't be a huge surprise.
But to see F1, it does seem like the Academy always wants to give love to one blockbuster in that category, whether it's Top Gun Maverick or last year Wicked did receive a Best Picture nomination.
F1, the highest grossing auto racing film of all time, a huge, huge hit for Apple.
It did well, of course, domestically and internationally as well, starring Brad Pitt.
And so that was the one, I guess, as they were reading off the 10 nominees that caught my attention the most.
I would not put a – look, first of all, yeah, it's Timothee's, I think.
I'm, like, pretty sure.
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