So brilliant..... yet Oscraless

This man deserves Oscar more then anyone!!!! :) Just think about it, he was better Sid then the real Sid, and you Harry Potter fans come on raise your hand if you didn't love him as Sirius Black (I hope that such person does not exist) and Thinker tailor and so on, amazing, and yet no Oscar for him, just shame on them.In eyes of us ordinary people and other actors he's a master, and I just can't understand why is he so underrated by Academy.

2012: Nominated for Best Actor, "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy"; lost to Jean Dujardin, "The Artist"

Another amazing actress, nominated 5 times, and yet no Oscar, I find her extremely talented and out of this world, The Fighter, Master, Doubt, American Hustle, and so on... It really hard to believe that she's still Oscarless.

2006: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "Junebug"; lost to Rachel Weisz, "The Constant Gardener."

2009: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "Doubt"; lost to Penelope Cruz, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona."

2011: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The Fighter"; lost to Melissa Leo, "The Fighter."

2013: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The Master"; lost to Anne Hathaway, "Les Misérables."

2014: Nominated for Best Actress, "American Hustle"; lost to Cate Blanchett, "Blue Jasmine."

So this year again wasn't winning for this amazing actor, well maybe next year. :)

1997: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "Primal Fear"; lost to Cuba Gooding, Jr., "Jerry Maguire"

1999: Nominated for Best Actor, "American History X"; lost to Roberto Benigni, "Life is Beautiful"

2015: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "Birdman"; lost to J.K. Simmons, "Whiplash."

6 nominations no Oscar?!??!?! The most frustrating thing is that she once lost over Cher, seriously???? Cher over Glenn, how is that even possible????

1983: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The World According to Garp"; lost to Jessica Lange, "Tootsie"

1984: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The Big Chill": lost to Linda Hunt, "The Year of Living Dangerously"

1985: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The Natural": lost to Peggy Ashcroft, "A Passage to India"

1988: Nominated for Best Actress, "Fatal Attraction"; lost to Cher, "Moonstruck"

1989: Nominated for Best Actress, "Dangerous Liasons"; lost to Jodie Foster, "The Accused"

2012: Nominated for Best Actress, "Albert Nobbs"; lost to Meryl Streep, "The Iron Lady"

He'll get that Oscar, I'm sure of that. :)

2004: Nominated for Best Actor, "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl"; lost to Sean Penn, "Mystic River"

2005: Nominated for Best Actor, "Finding Neverland"; lost to Jamie Foxx, "Ray"

2008: Nominated for Best Actor, "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street"; lost to Daniel Day-Lewis, "There Will Be Blood"

Just like Gary she is so underrated by Academy but she's truly amazing. She is the one I'm routing for to get that Oscar, and she will. :)

1998:Nominated for Best Actress, "The Wings of the Dove";lost to Helen Hunt, "As Good as It Gets"

2011:Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The King's Speech";lost to Melissa Leo, "The Fighter"

Only Gary deserves Oscar more then him, at first I hated him, I hated Titanic (kill me but that movie and his performance in it just horrible), but then he started in The Aviator, Catch me if you can, Revolutionary Road, and he was amazing and I really started to love him, but luck just passes him by on Oscars night, such a shame.

1994: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "What's Eating Gilbert Grape"; lost to Tommy Lee Jones, "The Fugitive"

2005: Nominated for Best Actor, "The Aviator"; lost to Jamie Foxx, "Ray"

2007: Nominated for Best Actor, "Blood Diamond"; lost to Forest Whitaker, "Last King of Scotland"

2014: Nominated for "The Wolf of Wall Street"; lost to Matthew McConaughey, "The Dallas Buyers Club"

I can't say that I'm some huge fan, but I like her, and I believe that she deserves that Oscar.

1991: Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "The Grifters"; lost to Whoopi Goldberg, "Ghost"

2000: Nominated for Best Actress, "American Beauty"; lost to Hilary Swank, "Boys Don't Cry"

2005: Nominated for Best Actress, "Being Julia"; lost to Hilary Swank, "Million Dollar Baby"

2011: Nominated for Best Actress, "The Kids Are All Right"; lost to Natalie Portman, "Black Swan"

Schindler's list didn't get him Oscar, how?? He was amazing, he played Oskar Schindler so well and he deserved Oscar for that. Ok Tom is a better actor then Liam but in that 1994 Liam was the better one, with a greater performance, performance that left me speechless.

1994: Nominated for Best Actor, "Schindler's List"; lost to Tom Hanks, "Philadelphia"

Another underrated actress, she's really good, her performance in The Hlep was brilliant, and not just that role but also in Doubt and Prisoners, just amazing.

2009:Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, "Doubt";lost to Penelope Cruz, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona"

2012:Nominated for Best Actress, "The Help";lost to Meryl Streep, "The Iron Lady"

Yes I love him, adore him, and yes I think that if nothing else he at least deserved to be nominated for his role in Harry Potter movies, but he never even got nominated for any of his work, and that's just such a shame, because he's really amazing and talented, maybe he's choosing all the wrong roles (I don't believe that but that would explain why he was never nominated or won an Oscar)

I love him, and I think that he deserved Oscar, for Gladiator, for Walk the line and even for Her (he wasn't nominated for that movie, I don't know why)

2001: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "Gladiator"; lost to Benicio del Toro, "Traffic"

2006: Nominated for Best Actor, "Walk the Line"; lost to Philip Seymour Hoffman, "Capote"

2013: Nominated for Best Actor, "The Master"; lost to Daniel Day-Lewis, "Lincoln"

Yep he deserves one. :)

1993: Nominated for Best Actor, "Chaplin"; lost to Al Pacino, "Scent of a Woman"

2009: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "Tropic Thunder"; lost to Heath Ledger, "The Dark Knight"

I don't know how many of you watched his films, if you didn't you should because he is the greatest French director of all times, and one of the greatest in the word. No Oscar for him is outrages because French cinematography at his time was great, and his movies ooooo wauuu, absolutely amazing.

1946: Nominated for Best Director, "The Southerner";lost to Billy Wilder, "The Lost Weekend"

And this guy, why o why he never won an Oscar?? And why o why wasn't he nominated for Big Fish???? I just love him.

1964: Nominated for Best Actor, "Tom Jones"; lost to Sidney Poitier, "Lilies of the Field"

1975: Nominated for Best Actor, "Murder on the Orient Express"; lost to Art Carney, "Harry and Tonto"

1984: Nominated for Best Actor, "The Dresser"; lost to Robert Duvall, "Tender Mercies"

1985: Nominated for Best Actor, "Under the Volcano"; lost to F. Murray Abraham, "Amadeus"

2001: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "Erin Brockovich"; lost to Benicio del Toro, "Traffic"

7 nominations and no Oscar. Amazing actor who was never rewarded for his amazing performances. :(

1953:Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, "My Cousin Rachel"; lost to Anthony Quinn, "Viva Zapata"

1954:Nominated for Best Actor, "The Robe"; lost to William Holden, "Stalag 17"

1965:Nominated for Best Actor, "Becket"; lost to Rex Harrison, "My Fair Lady"

1966:Nominated for Best Actor, "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold"; lost to Lee Marvin, "Cat Ballou"

1967:Nominated for Best Actor, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"; lost to Paul Scofield, "A Man for All Seasons"

1970:Nominated for Best Actor, "Anne of the Thousand Days"; lost to John Wayne, "True Grit"

1978:Nominated for Best Actor, "Equus"; lost to Richard Dreyfuss, "The Goodbye Girl"

Not giving him an Oscar, while he was still breathing and creating some of the greatest movies of all times, was, in my opinion, the greatest and most unforgivable mistake in history of Oscar. That man was so amazing, one of the best, and to me the best filmmaker of all times, and I just can't believe that no movie he ever made couldn't get him the well deserved Oscar for best director.

1941:Nominated for Best Director, "Rebecca";lost to John Ford, "The Grapes Of Wrath"

1945:Nominated for Best Director, "Lifeboat";lost to Leo McCarey, "Going My Way"

1946:Nominated for Best Director, "Spellbound";lost to Billy Wilder, "The Lost Weekend"

1955:Nominated for Best Director, "Rear Window";lost to Elia Kazan, "On The Waterfront"

1961:Nominated for Best Director, "Psycho";lost to Billy Wilder, "The Apartment"

My all time favorite Italian actor, he had so many amazing roles, he was nominated 3 times, and every time luck pass him by. :(

1963:Nominated for Best Actor, "Divorzio all'italiana (Divorce--Italian Style)";lost to Gregory Peck, "To Kill a Mockingbird"

1978:Nominated for Best Actor, "Una giornata particolare (A Special Day)";lost to Richard Dreyfuss, "The Goodbye Girl"

1988:Nominated for Best Actor, "Oci ciornie (Dark Eyes);lost to Michael Douglas, "Wall Street"

She's one of the greatest classic stars ever! I'm a huge fan of her and her work.

1938:Nominated for Best Actress, "Stella Dallas";lost to Luise Rainer, "The Good Earth"

1942:Nominated for Best Actress, "Ball of Fire";lost to Joan Fontaine, "Suspicion"

1945:Nominated for Best Actress, "Double Indemnity";lost to Ingrid Bergman, "Gaslight"

1949:Nominated for Best Actress, "Sorry, Wrong Number";lost to Jane Wyman, "Johnny Belinda"

He was a brilliant actor, nominated 8 times and never won an Oscar, I just don't get it. Unfortunately this great actor left this world in 2013 without that little gold statue. :(

1963:Nominated for Best Actor, "Lawrence of Arabia";lost to Gregory Peck, "To Kill a Mockingbird"

1965:Nominated for Best Actor, "Becket";lost to Rex Harrison, "My Fair Lady"

1969:Nominated for Best Actor, "The Lion in Winter";lost to Cliff Robertson, "Charly"

1970:Nominated for Best Actor, "Goodbye, Mr. Chips";lost to John Wayne, "True Grit"

1973:Nominated for Best Actor, "The Ruling Class";lost to Marlon Brando, "The Godfather"

1981:Nominated for Best Actor, "The Stunt Man";lost to Robert de Niro, "Raging Bull"

2007:Nominated for Best Actor, "Venus";lost to Forest Whitaker, "The Last King of Scotland"

And not giving him Oscar, the second greatest mistake. He could nail any comedy and than start in Hitchcock movies or any other thriller or drama and nail them as well. North by Northwest on one side (perfectly done thriller) and then Bringing up Baby or His Girl Friday on other side (perfectly done comedy) and no Oscar for him, really?? And he had better performances then those he was nominated for like movies I listed or even Notorious, and no nominations for those movies????

1942:Nominated for Best Actor, "Penny Serenade";lost to Gary Cooper, "Sergeant York"

1945:Nominated for Best Actor, "None But the Lonely Heart";lost to Bing Crosby, "Going My Way"

So Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, American Gangster, Alien... and many more great movies, and some how Academy thinks that he's not an Oscar worthy material, just 3 nominations, no winnings, and he has such a big pile of amazing movies behind him.

1992:Nominated for Best Director, Thelma & Louise;lost to Jonathan Demme, The Silence of the Lambs

2001:Nominated for Best Director, Gladiator:lost to Steven Soderbergh, Traffic

2002:Nominated for Best Director, Black Hawk Down;lost to Ron Howard, A Beautiful Mind

Another great man who never won golden statue, and I really don't know why, 12 Angry Men, Dog Day Afternoon, Equus, Murder on the Orient Express... and yet again Academy didn't find any of his birlliant work Oscar wearthy.

1958:Nominated for Best Director, 12 Angry Men;lost to David Lean, The Bridge on the River Kwai

1976:Nominated for Best Director, Dog Day Afternoon;lost to Milos Forman, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

1977:Nominated for Best Director, Network;lost to John G. Avildsen, Rocky

1983:Nominated for Best Director, The Verdict;lost to Richard Attenborough, Gandhi

Just like with Hitchcock, not giving this man Oscar big, huge mistake, he was a 12 time nominee, and 4 of those were for best director, he definitely made a difference in history of film making, his movies were bold and original, and he's more appreciated today by everyone then he was while he was still alive, and I find that so wrong and just mind blowing.

1962:Nominated for Best Director, La dolce vita;lost to Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise, West Side Story

1964:Nominated for Best Director, 8½;lost to Tony Richardson, Tom Jones

1971:Nominated for Best Director, Fellini - Satyricon;lost to Franklin J. Schaffner, Patton

1976:Nominated for Best Director, Amarcord;lost to Milos Forman, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest