To suggest that the Oscar for best performance by an actor should be in any way influenced by their Golden Globes acceptance speech is ludicrous and demeans your site. Michael Keaton's speech was certainly emotional, but affirmed for me my reaction to his character in Birdman: Michael Keaton playing Michael Keaton on a bad day. There's no doubt this is all a huge political chess game, but I'm disappointed to see GoldDerby contributing to the absurdity.
To suggest that the Oscar for best performance by an actor should be in any way influenced by their Golden Globes acceptance speech is ludicrous and demeans your site. Michael Keaton's speech was certainly emotional, but affirmed for me my reaction to his character in Birdman: Michael Keaton playing Michael Keaton on a bad day. There's no doubt this is all a huge political chess game, but I'm disappointed to see GoldDerby contributing to the absurdity.