Gascón gained acclaim for her role in a Jacques Audiard-directed musical drama, portraying a Mexican cartel leader who undergoes a transformation and focuses on helping those affected by gang violence. She shares the screen with fellow Oscar nominee Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez, and Adriana Paz; this quartet received the best actress award at the Cannes Film Festival last year.
However, it’s likely that Borisov, the actor who was less known until now, will experience immense joy, as he is the first Russian performer to be nominated for an Oscar in the acting categories since 1977.
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Borisov, a previously lesser-known Russian actor, could be overjoyed, being the first from his country to receive an Oscar nomination in the performing categories since 1977.
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It’s possible that Borisov, the actor who wasn’t widely known until recently, will feel great excitement as he is now the first Russian performer to be nominated for an Oscar in the acting categories since 1977.
The actor from Guardians of the Galaxy shared on Instagram on Wednesday evening that he would be inspecting his home, remarking that it was a miracle that it hadn’t collapsed, but thankfully we still have four walls and a roof, all thanks to God.
In the 2025 TV lineup, Chicago P.D. made its comeback following a week’s break, but the postponement of the new One Chicago episode proved to be worth it as Adam Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) took center stage in a deeply emotional case. This was further complicated by the sudden appearance of his father, Jack Coleman’s character. It was revealed that Bob Ruzek is battling late-stage Alzheimer’s, leading Ruzek to make a significant decision that impacts not only Burgess and Makayla but also his own life. Flueger discussed Coleman’s return with TopMob, hinting subtly that Bob may not be the only Chicago P.D. character returning after an extended absence.
The movie centers around a mutated fish causing chaos in a South Korean metropolis, while the Park family – grandfather Hee-Bong (Byun Hee-Bong), his children Gang-du (Song Kang-ho), Nam-Joo (Bae Doona), and Nam-il (Park Hae-il) – struggle to save Gang-Du’s daughter Hyun-seo (Go-Ah-sung) who appears to have been abducted by a strange, colossal creature. This film is one of Bong Joon-Ho’s earlier works in South Korea and was the third movie he directed, coming after his initial release Barking Dogs Never Bite and the groundbreaking neo-noir crime thriller Memories of Murder.