Best Supporting Actor Breakdown From THR's The Race
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Best Supporting Actor Breakdown From THR's The Race

Prior to the 86th Oscars on March 2, THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg will present an eight-part series of posts breaking down the key facts and figures pertaining to each of the "big eight" Oscar categories. (For his predictions, see the weekly "Feinberg Forecast" post.) This post focuses on the best supporting actor Oscar race.
And the nominees for the best supporting actor Oscar at the 86th Oscars are...

Barkhad Abdi, a Somali immigrant who was driving a limousine in Minnesota a year ago, is the sole acting nominee from the best picture-nominated blockbuster Captain Phillips, in which he portrays the leader of a band of pirates who take hostage the American captain of a cargo ship. The 28-year-old made a major impression in his big screen debut and will forever be associated with the entirely improvised line, "I'm the captain now!" For his work, he has received Critics' Choice, Golden Globe and SAG noms and has a still-pending BAFTA nom, as well.  Read More >
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, February 10, 2014 at 1:10 PM.

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