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Pool Scorecard Pool Scorecard 2020 NOMINEE BALLOT Score: /24 ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE DOCUMENTARY FEATURE PRODUCTION DESIGN Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory AVAILABLE NOW American Factory The Irishman TBA Leonardo DiCaprio, Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW The Cave Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 Adam Driver, Marriage Story TBA The Edge of Democracy 1917 MARCH 24 Joaquin Phoenix, Joker AVAILABLE NOW For Sama Once upon a Time...in HollywoodAVAILABLE NOW Jonathan Pryce, The Two Popes TBA Honeyland Parasite AVAILABLE NOW ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT ANIMATED SHORT FILM Tom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the Neighorhood FEBRUARY 18 In the Absence Dcera (Daughter) Anthony Hopkins, The Two Popes TBA Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re a Girl) Hair Love Al Pacnio, The Irishman TBA Life Overtakes Me Kitbull Joe Pesci, The Irishman TBA St. Louis Superman Memorable Brad Pitt, Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW Walk Run Cha-Cha Sister ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE FILM EDITING LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM Cynthia Erivo, Harriet AVAILABLE NOW Ford v Ferrari FEBRUARY 11 Brotherhood Scarlett Johansson, Marriage Story TBA The Irishman TBA Nefta Football Club Saoirse Ronan, Little Women MARCH 24 Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 The Neighbors’ Window Charlize Theron, Bombshell MARCH 10 Joker AVAILABLE NOW Saria Renée Zellweger, Judy AVAILABLE NOW Parasite AVAILABLE NOW A Sister ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM SOUND EDITING FEBRUARY 11 Kathy Bates, Richard Jewell TBA Corpus Christi TBA Ford v Ferrari Laura Dern, Marriage Story TBA Honeyland TBA Joker AVAILABLE NOW Scarlett Johansson, Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 Les Misérables TBA 1917 MARCH 24 AVAILABLE NOW Florence Pugh, Little Women MARCH 24 Pain and Glory AVAILABLE NOW Once upon a Time...in Hollywood TBA Margot Robbie, Bombshell MARCH 10 Parasite AVAILABLE NOW Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker ANIMATED FEATURE FILM MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING SOUND MIXING How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World AVAILABLE NOW Bombshell MARCH 10 Ad Astra AVAILABLE NOW I Lost My Body TBA Joker AVAILABLE NOW Ford v Ferrari FEBRUARY 11 Klaus TBA Judy AVAILABLE NOW Joker AVAILABLE NOW Missing Link AVAILABLE NOW Maleficent: Mistress of Evil AVAILABLE NOW 1917 MARCH 24 AVAILABLE NOW MARCH 24 AVAILABLE NOW Toy Story 4 1917 Once upon a Time...in Hollywood MARCH 24 CINEMATOGRAPHY ORIGINAL SCORE VISUAL EFFECTS The Irishman TBA Joker AVAILABLE NOW Avengers: Endgame AVAILABLE NOW Joker AVAILABLE NOW Little Women MARCH 24 The Irishman TBA The Lighthouse AVAILABLE NOW Marriage Story TBA The Lion King AVAILABLE NOW 1917 MARCH 24 1917 MARCH 24 1917 MARCH 24 Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker TBA Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker TBA COSTUME DESIGN ORIGINAL SONG ADAPTED SCREENPLAY The Irishman TBA “I Can’t Let You Throw Yourself Away”, Toy Story 4 AVAILABLE NOW The Irishman TBA Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again”, Rocketman AVAILABLE NOW Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 Joker AVAILABLE NOW “I’m Standing With You”, Breakthrough AVAILABLE NOW Joker AVAILABLE NOW Little Women MARCH 24 “Into The Unknown”, Frozen II FEBRUARY 25 Little Women MARCH 24 Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW “Stand Up”, Harriet AVAILABLE NOW The Two Popes TBA DIRECTING BEST PICTURE ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY The Irishman TBA Ford v Ferrari FEBRUARY 11 Knives Out FEBRUARY 25 Joker AVAILABLE NOW The Irishman TBA Marriage Story TBA 1917 MARCH 24 Jojo Rabbit FEBRUARY 18 1917 MARCH 24 Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW Joker AVAILABLE NOW Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW Parasite AVAILABLE NOW Little Women MARCH 24 Parasite AVAILABLE NOW Marriage Story TBA 1917 MARCH 24 Once upon a Time...in Hollywood AVAILABLE NOW Parasite AVAILABLE NOW RELEASE DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE TBA.
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