This shift from tightly controlled distrust to remorseful sentimentality is a welcome release for her (and us). I needn’t have worried: a medical diagnosis late into the film allows Cooper to gloriously melt into shame. And while she never overplays her resentment of the girl, I did hope that this steely countenance would eventually flicker and let us in. Yaseen Ali: From my notes upon her introduction: “Her stoic delivery and precise stillness are commanding, but hopefully these pay off later?” In contrast to Bernadette’s other nay-sayers, Cooper easily cuts the most imposing figure as a gatekeeper to credibility. 16 minutes of screen time (or 10% of the running time) Stats: Then 55 yrs old, 20th film, 5th billed. Synopsis: A hard-hearted nun refuses to believe that a poor girl who hasn't studied in her class has seen heavenly visions. Gladys Cooper as "Sister Marie Therese Vauzous" in The Song of Bernadette Readers ( hey, that means you!!!) form the collective final panelist each month.
Here to talk about these five nominated turns and either agree with the Academy or crown a new retrospective winner are, in alpha order: Yaseen Ali (cinephile), Kristen Lopez (critic), Rebecca Pahle (critic), Kieran Scarlett (screenwriter) and Nathaniel R (your host here at TFE). There was only one returning nominee (Gladys Cooper) but in the 1940s all newbie lists were common since the supporting categories had been around less than a decade! Anne Revere and Cooper would eventually become three time Supporting Actress nominees (Only 23 women in history have accomplished that feat, Octavia Spencer the most recent to join the list just last season) but for Paulette Goddard, Katina Paxinou, and Lucille Watson this was their one and only time in Oscar's golden embrace. It's not the elaborate start of a joke, but the nominated characters from the Best Supporting Actress race of 1943. Presenting Oscar's Chosen Supporting Actresses of the Films of 1943.Ī cruel nun, a flirtatious nurse, a gypsy rebel, a harried mother, and a wealthy hostess.
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