The <PERSON>
I don't care how much he acts like <PERSON> in real life (especially after that viral In-N-Out Golden Globes photo from last night), but <PERSON> I think deserves to be recognised here. <PERSON> is a fully fleshed-out character that feels so well-worn and lived-in, every big gesture, every little nuance, every acutely worded insult and passionately encyclopedic history reference – none of it is out of place. The best part is <PERSON> has you completely fooled that he's just an impenetrable, high-and-mighty (yet lovable) curmudgeon before the facade drops about halfway through the picture and you realise how much of an embodiment he is of wasted opportunity. <PERSON> sells the baggage and the mistakes and the lost dreams of the character as deftly as he balances them with the comedy, and that takes a serious performer. 378