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'Sean Astin as Sam in The Return of the King (2003) should've been nominated and should've won Best Supporting Actor. One of the most egregious snubs in Oscars history.'
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'Sir Ian McKellen as Gandalf in The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) should've won Best Supporting Actor. Most people are still baffled that this was not an Oscar-winning performance.'
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'Sean Bean as Boromir in The Fellowship of the Ring (2003) should've been nominated for Best Supporting Actor. He ran the full gamut of Men's capacity for evil and for good.'
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'Elijah Wood as Frodo in The Fellowship of the Ring (2003) should've been nominated for Best Lead Actor. He so powerfully yet silently portrays Frodo's pain and burden.'
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'Andy Serkis in The Return of the King (2003) should've been nominated for Best Supporting Actor. It should have been the first (mostly) motion capture Oscar nominated performance.'
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'Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn in The Return of the King (2003) should've been nominated for Best Lead Actor. So many Oscar clips and too many all-time great line deliveries.'
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'Sir Christopher Lee should've been nominated at least once as Saruman. That he passed away without a single Oscar nomination in his life disgraces the Oscars forever.'
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'Cate Blanchett in The Fellowship of the Ring for Best Supporting Actress. If Judi Dench could win for a 5-minute cameo, why no nod for what is still Cate's most iconic performance?'
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'Miranda Otto as Eowyn in The Return of the King (2003) should've been nominated Best Supporting Actress. Her portrayal of utter fear, and the ultimate courage, was powerful.'
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