More of a Golden Globes nominee than Academy Awards, the only categories I could see even the slightest potential is Best Original Song, with the “anything goes” mentality that lives in the that current category, and Best Visual Effects, as CGI-ing a stuffed bear as believable as in “Ted” is award-worthy in my book. There are three potential ways this film could break through the comedy barrier: the first, “Bridesmaids” officially opened the gate for comedies to have a fighting chance on Oscar night, secondly, the box office success/surprise of this film could easily translate into a wider attention placed on the film, and finally, Seth MacFarlane is the host of the show this year, and could easily garner some votes just for that. Anything can happen on Oscar night.
For your consideration in all categories
Best Picture of the YearProduced by Scott Stuber, Seth MacFarlane, John Jacobs, Jason Clark Best DirectorSeth MacFarlane Best CinematographyMichael Barrett Best Original ScreenplayScreenplay by Seth MacFarlane & Alec Sulkin & Wellesley Wild Best Film EditingJeff Freeman, ACE Best Costume DesignDebra McGuire |
Best ActorMark Wahlberg Best ActressMila Kunis Best Supporting ActorSeth MacFarlane Best Makeup & HairstylingMakeup Department Head Hair Department Head Best Production DesignProduction Designer |
Best Original ScoreMusic by Walter Murphy Best Original Song“Everybody Needs A Best Friend”Written by Seth MacFarlane & Walter Murphy Best Sound MixingProduction Sound Mixer Re-Recording Mixers Best Sound EditingSound Design & Supervision Elliot L. Koretz, MPSE Best Visual EffectsVisual Effects Supervisors Animation Supervisor CG Supervisor |
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