Carey Mulligan Critiques Actors' Dismissal of Awards, Highlights Industry Snubs

The Oscar-nominated actress speaks out against the common claim that awards don't matter, emphasizing the significance of peer recognition and calling attention to notable Oscar snubs.

Carey Mulligan, nominated for Best Actress at the Oscars for 'Maestro,' asserts that actors who claim awards don't matter are '100 percent lying.'
Mulligan expresses disappointment over Greta Gerwig's exclusion from the Best Director category at the Oscars despite 'Barbie's' critical acclaim and box office success.
Mulligan reflects on her Oscar nomination as an honor from her peers and criticizes the industry's snubbing of deserving films and directors.
The actress also mentions her past Oscar nomination for 'Promising Young Woman' and her collaboration with Bradley Cooper in 'Maestro.'
Mulligan's comments highlight the importance of recognition in the film industry and the ongoing debate over awards and their value.

The Hollywood Reporter

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