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Top 20 Performances of 2012
Right so I did kind of go out of the guidelines here and include a bit more, but oh well! I think I justified myself rather well. Basically these are the top 20 or so performances of the year in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, abraham lincoln, acting, alan cumming, amour, amy adams, an unexpected journey, anne, anne hathaway, any day now, arnold soames, beasts of the southern wild, best performances of 2012, bilbo baggins, brian taylor, bruce willis, calvin candie, captain sharp, daniel day-lewis, david, denzel washington, diane kruger, django unchained, emmanuelle riva, end of watch, fantine, farewell my queen, flight, freddie quell, georges, hope springs, hushpuppy, isabelle james, jake gyllenhaal, Jean-Louis Trintignant, jennifer lawrence, jessica chastain, joaquin phoenix, john hawkes, lancaster dodd, leonardo dicaprio, les miserables, lincoln, marie antroinette, marie-antoinette, marion cotillard, mark o'brien, martin freeman, maya, michael fassbender, michael shannon, moonrise kingdom, Noomi Rapace, Passion, peggy dodd, performances, philip seymour hoffman, prometheus, Quvenzhané Wallis, richard kuklinski, rudy donatello, rust and bone, silver linings playbook, stephanie, thaddeus stevens, the hobbit, the hobbit: an unexpected journey, the iceman, the master, the sessions, tiffany maxwell, tommy lee jones, william whitaker, zero dark thirty
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