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HOME | MOVIES In 2001, Benicio Del Toro was unanimously declared the Best Supporting Actor for his breakthrough performance in Steven Soderberg's Traffic. This year, Ian McKellen (The Lord Of The Rings) looks all set to walk away with the trophy. Though not without tough competition from Ben Kingsley (Sexy Beast) and Jon Voight (Ali). The Best Supporting Actor nominees:
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Jim Broadbent [Iris] Role: The flamboyant Ziddler of Moulin Rouge plays the considerate and understanding husband to his fellow novelist wife Iris, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Earlier nominations: None.
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Ethan Hawke [Training Day]) Role: Drop-dead handsome Ethan Hawke sportingly gets under the skin of a rookie cop who will go to just about any length to please his superior. Earlier nominations: None.
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Ben Kingsley [Sexy Beast] Role: From playing the Father of the [Indian] Nation Mahatma Gandhi to a cheesy British gangster in Sexy Beast, the versatile Ben Kingsley is undoubtedly versatile. Earlier nominations: Bugsy (supporting role) and Oscar winner Gandhi (leading role).
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Ian McKellen [Lord Of The Rings] Role: Veteran actor Ian McKellen brings to life novelist JRR Tolkien's dynamic and powerful character of the wizard Gandalf The Grey. Earlier nominations: Gods And Monsters (leading role)
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Jon Voight [Ali] Role: The immensely talented Voight plays a sports reporter and boxing champ Muhammad Ali's greatest supporter Howard Cosell. To get the look right, Voight donned tons of prosthetics. Earlier nominations: Midnight Cowboy (leading role), Runaway Train (leading role) and Oscar winner Coming Home (leading role).
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