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22-05-2025
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Latest Tony Awards odds: ‘Maybe Happy Ending' and ‘Oh, Mary!' maintain their leads, Best Actress in a Musical tightens
With less than three weeks until the 78th annual Tony Awards, the Gold Derby odds have shown some movement, reflecting momentum shifts in the race based on industry buzz and following the announcement of the winners of the Outer Critics Circle and Drama League Awards. Although there is little to no overlap between these awards bodies and the pool of Tony voters — these prizes are not precursors akin to the Oscars and their industry and guild prizes — they nevertheless contribute to the perceptions of the races that swirl among insiders. Based on the predictions of more than 700 Gold Derby experts, editors, and users, here is where the top eight races stand. And be sure to scroll to down for a current tally of wins by show in all 26 categories. Our projected winners are denoted in gold. More from GoldDerby 'Sentimental Value' hailed as a 'masterpiece,' the 'best movie' at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival 'The Daily Show' editor Cathy Trasborg on letting Trump supporters 'reveal themselves' in the edit: 'We just let them play out' 'Beast Games' editor Mack Hopkins on the scene that was inspired by 'Dunkirk' 1. — 31/20 2. Dead Outlaw — 9/2 3. Death Becomes Her — 9/2 4. Operation Mincemeat — 7/1 5. Buena Vista Social Club — 7/1 Maybe Happy Ending continues to lead the Best Musical field and has maintained steady odds of winning over the past two weeks, but there has been movement amongst its challengers. Dead Outlaw takes the lead over Death Becomes Her for second place, even though the latter earned more overall nominations and has been gaining momentum according to industry chatter. The shift makes sense in our projections, though, as our users predict Dead Outlaw will win the more important prize of Musical Book, while Death Becomes Her is only slated to pick up the trophy for Costume Design. Operation Mincemeat has now pulled up to even odds with Buena Vista Social Club and inched its way forward to fourth place. The former is expected to win one prize for Featured Actor for Jak Malone, while the latter will likely claim four for Featured Actress for Natalie Venetia Belcon, Orchestrations, Choreography, and Sound Design. 1. — 39/20 2. Purpose — 7/2 3. John Proctor Is the Villain — 37/10 4. The Hills of California — 15/2 5. English — 17/2 As with Maybe Happy Ending in Best Musical, frontrunner Oh, Mary! retains a formidable lead over the competition. But should there be an unexpected upset in this top category, our users now believe Purpose has a better chance at winning than John Proctor Is the Villain. Both dramas had healthy showings in nominations, earning six and seven respectively, though John Proctor has support across numerous categories including Best Direction for Danya Taymor, whereas Purpose only gained recognition for five of its performers. The largest factor swaying more predictions toward Purpose is undoubtedly its recent win for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Historically speaking, receiving this highest honor in American letters does not necessarily correlate with winning the Tony — the official statistic is less than half — and Oh, Mary! also received a boost to its prospects as it was cited a finalist for the same prize. 1. — 83/50 2. Gypsy — 27/10 3. Floyd Collins — 4/1 4. Pirates! The Penzance Musical — 11/2 This race also remains steady as director Jamie Lloyd's Sunset Boulevard leads over its closest rival Gypsy. The nominations tipped the scales in its favor as Gypsy missed out on a crucial bid for its director George C. Wolfe, though the revival of the classic Stephen Sondheim, Jule Styne, and Arthur Laurents musical could win support amongst some voters who found this bold production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard polarizing. Even so, Sunset further solidified its frontrunner status with a victory for Musical Revival at the Drama League Awards, besting its three Tonys competitors. 1. — 19/10 2. Eureka Day — 49/20 3. Our Town — 4/1 4. Romeo + Juliet — 9/2 David Henry Hwang's Pulitzer finalist Yellow Face has further solidified its lead in this category, though Jonathan Spector's Eureka Day has a very strong contingent of support. With only one nomination apiece, Our Town and Romeo & Juliet, directed by Tony winners Kenny Leon and Sam Gold, respectively, are not predominant factors in this race for a victory. SEE Tony Talk: Predicting the tricky musical acting categories including Audra McDonald vs. Nicole Scherzinger 1. Audra McDonald, — 11/5 2. Nicole Scherzinger, Sunset Boulevard — 53/20 3. Jasmine Amy Rogers, Boop! The Musical — 11/2 4. Jennifer Simard, Death Becomes Her — 13/2 5. Megan Hilty, Death Becomes Her — 7/1 Though Gold Derby's ranking of the five nominees in this captivating category has not changed, there have been numerous important developments since the nominations were announced. First, Jasmine Amy Rogers prevailed over three of her fellow Tony nominees in the Lead Performer category at the Outer Critics Circle Awards. Subsequently, Nicole Scherzinger won the Distinguished Performance prize at the Drama League Awards, an honor a performer may only win once in their career. Notably, Audra McDonald was not eligible there as she previously took home the award in 2012 for The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess. Although Scherzinger has more overall users predicting her to win, McDonald leads our odds as more experts and editors favor her victory; McDonald has also started to close the gap in the raw total of user predictions, too, as only some three dozen votes now separate her and Scherzinger. Watch our video interview with Boop! The Musical's Jasmine Amy Rogers here. 1. Darren Criss, — 10/3 2. Jonathan Groff, Just in Time — 4/1 3. Jeremy Jordan, Floyd Collins — 5/1 4. Tom Francis, Sunset Boulevard — 11/2 5. Andrew Durand, Dead Outlaw — 13/2 6. James Monroe Iglehart, A Wonderful World — 17/2 Maybe Happy Ending's Darren Criss continues to lead this supersized field and might be the Best Musical frontrunner's biggest prize on Tony night. Although they trail significantly, three challengers are starting to separate themselves from the pack. Jonathan Groff, previously third in our predictions, has been gaining momentum and now ranks second for his charismatic and energetic performance as Bobby Darrin, although no performer in the history of the Tonys has won the Best Actor (Musical) category twice in two years. Jeremy Jordan previously ranked second and now falls to third, but maintains a smattering of backers for his harrowing turn as real-life explorer Floyd Collins. Consistent in fourth place but also with a sizable number of predictions is Tom Francis, who has one of the season's standout moments performing the title number from Sunset Boulevard live on camera in the streets of Manhattan eight times a week. Such a splintered field could either produce a shocking upset or mark a clearer path for Criss to prevail. Read our interview with Sunset Boulevard's Tom Francis here. 1. Sarah Snook, — 8/5 2. LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Purpose — 9/2 3. Laura Donnelly, The Hills of California — 5/1 4. Sadie Sink, John Proctor Is the Villain — 11/2 5. Mia Farrow, The Roommate — 17/2 Snook now has the most commanding lead amongst all four of the top acting races in terms of overall vote tallies. But Gold Derby users have given further thought to who might win if the Succession star shockingly does not prevail. While our earlier predictions favored Laura Donnelly, she has been usurped for second place by LaTanya Richardson Jackson. Although Donnelly received rave reviews and had a more predominant role in The Hills of California than Jackson in Purpose, the switch makes sense as Jackson's play runs throughout the Tony voting period, so voters attending Broadway performances now before casting their ballots will have her more front of mind than Donnelly. A performer from a closed production occasionally wins this top honor, such as Deirdre O'Connell in Dana H. in 2022, but the category typically favors actresses from running shows. That may also give Sadie Sink in John Proctor Is the Villain an advantage, should that play overperform our expectations with a win for Best Play or Best Direction. Watch our video interview with John Proctor Is the Villain's Sadie Sink here. 1. Cole Escola, — 3/1 2. Jon Michael Hill, Purpose — 9/2 3. Daniel Dae Kim, Yellow Face — 9/2 4. George Clooney, Good Night, and Good Luck — 11/2 5. Louis McCartney, Stranger Things: The First Shadow — 13/2 6. Harry Lennix, Purpose — 8/1 Snook may now have the biggest lead of all acting contenders, but Cole Escola is not far behind for their hilarious performance in Oh, Mary! The rest of the lineup has not shifted, with Jon Michael Hill, Daniel Dae Kim, and George Clooney receiving small pools of votes. Hill could receive a boost to his prospects on Tony night if voters favored Purpose for the Best Play prize, though it looks incredibly unlikely that they would opt to not support Escola in either the top playwriting or performing categories. Kim could similarly garner votes from folks supporting Yellow Face for Best Revival, though it looks more likely that the show's featured performance, Francis Jue, could prevail than its lead. George Clooney recently announced that Good Night, and Good Luck will live-stream its penultimate performance on CNN, though this effort to democratize access to the best-selling Broadway play in history will not likely yield enough votes to overcome Escola's lead. Read our interview with Stranger Things: The First Shadow's Louis McCartney here. Buena Vista Social Club — 4 Maybe Happy Ending — 4 Sunset Boulevard — 3 Dead Outlaw — 1 Death Becomes Her — 1 Gypsy — 1 Operation Mincemeat — 1 Oh, Mary! — 5 Stranger Things: The First Shadow — 3 Eureka Day — 1 The Picture of Dorian Gray — 1 Yellow Face — 1 See our official odds for our winner predictions in all 26 categories, updated on May 21. The 2025 Tony Awards will take place on Sunday, June 8. SIGN UP for Gold Derby's free newsletter with latest predictions Best of GoldDerby Who Needs a Tony to Reach EGOT? Sadie Sink on her character's 'emotional rage' in 'John Proctor Is the Villain' and her reaction to 'Stranger Things: The First Shadow' 'It should be illegal how much fun I'm having': Lea Salonga on playing Mrs. Lovett and more in 'Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends' Click here to read the full article.
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22-05-2025
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Emmy odds check-up: ‘The Pitt' prognosis is positive as it creeps up on ‘Severance'
Exactly three months ago, The Pitt was in 10th place for Best Drama Series; its vital signs have been steadily improving ever since. By March, the Max medical procedural had jumped up to sixth place in Gold Derby's odds, and by April it was in the top four. Now, as word of mouth continues to grow, The Pitt has achieved its highest placement yet at No. 2, behind only the long-standing predictions leader, Severance. More from GoldDerby 'Étoile' editor Tim Streeto on reuniting with the Palladinos for the Prime Video ballet series 'Sentimental Value' hailed as a 'masterpiece,' the 'best movie' at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival 'The Daily Show' editor Cathy Trasborg on letting Trump supporters 'reveal themselves' in the edit: 'We just let them play out' The Pitt stars Emmy frontrunner Noah Wyle as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, a senior attending physician who works a 15-hour shift at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital. Each episode unfolds hourly in real time. Robby's fellow staff members include Taylor Dearden's Melissa "Mel" King, Katherine LaNasa's Dana Evans, Patrick Ball's Frank Langdon, and Shawn Hatosy's Dr. Jack Abbott. While The Pitt gives viewers a nostalgic throwback feel to traditional broadcast dramas, Severance is celebrated for its originality and fully embraces its sci-fi weirdness. Adam Scott stars as Mark Scout, aka Mark S., an employee for the mysterious Lumon Industries who agrees to separate his work mind from his home self. His fellow severed workers include Zach Cherry as Dylan G., Britt Lower as Helly R., and John Turturro as Irving B. Three other genre shows appear in Gold Derby's top eight: zombie apocalypse drama The Last of Us in third place, Star Wars spin-off Andor in seventh place, and survival horror series Squid Game in eighth place. Is it possible they could all split the sci-fi/fantasy vote, thereby ensuring a classic drama like The Pitt ekes out a victory on Emmy night? Be sure to give us your take in our TV forum. SEE 2025 Emmy Awards calendar: Key dates Below are the current Emmy predictions in 16 top categories, updated May 22. You can see how the races have evolved over time by examining our previous Emmy snapshots on March 19, March 28, April 7, April 15, April 23, April 29, May 7, and May 16. Gold Derby's Emmy odds are based on the combined forecasts of more than 2,500 people (and counting), including experts we've polled from major media outlets, editors who cover awards year-round for this website, and the mass of users who make up our biggest predictions bloc. Track the Emmy predictions by exploring all of our charts and graphs. Apple PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Severance — 9/2 2. The Pitt — 11/2 3. The Last of Us — 6/1 4. The White Lotus — 13/2 5. Slow Horses — 8/1 6. The Diplomat — 10/1 7. Andor — 21/2 8. Squid Game — 22/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Paradise, The Handmaid's Tale, The Day of the Jackal, High Potential, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, House of the Dragon Erik Voake/CBS PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Kathy Bates (Matlock) — 10/3 2. Bella Ramsey (The Last of Us) — 4/1 3. Keri Russell (The Diplomat) — 5/1 4. Britt Lower (Severance) — 5/1 5. Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale) — 9/1 6. Melanie Lynskey (Yellowjackets) — 14/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Keira Knightley (Black Doves), Carrie Preston (Elsbeth), Kaitlin Olson (High Potential), Helen Mirren (1923), Zoe Saldaña (Lioness), Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton) John Johnson/Max PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Noah Wyle (The Pitt) — 10/3 2. Adam Scott (Severance) — 19/5 3. Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) — 5/1 4. Sterling K. Brown (Paradise) — 13/2 5. Pedro Pascal (The Last of Us) — 7/1 6. Eddie Redmayne (The Day of the Jackal) — 18/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Diego Luna (Andor), Jon Hamm (Your Friends and Neighbors), Lee Jung-jae (Squid Game), Billy Bob Thornton (Landman), Mark Rylance (Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light), Rufus Sewell (The Diplomat) HBO PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Carrie Coon (The White Lotus) — 19/5 2. Parker Posey (The White Lotus) — 5/1 3. Allison Janney (The Diplomat) — 11/2 4. Aimee Lou Wood (The White Lotus) — 9/1 5. Natasha Rothwell (The White Lotus) — 12/1 6. Isabela Merced (The Last of Us) — 15/1 7. Patricia Arquette (Severance) — 15/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Taylor Dearden (The Pitt), Katherine LaNasa (The Pitt), Dichen Lachman (Severance), Leslie Bibb (The White Lotus), Kristin Scott Thomas (Slow Horses), Julianne Nicholson (Paradise) HBO PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Walton Goggins (The White Lotus) — 4/1 2. John Turturro (Severance) — 9/2 3. Tramell Tillman (Severance) — 11/2 4. Jason Isaacs (The White Lotus) — 15/2 5. Jack Lowden (Slow Horses) — 8/1 6. Sam Rockwell (The White Lotus) — 10/1 7. Patrick Schwarzenegger (The White Lotus) — 16/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Jeffrey Wright (The Last of Us), Patrick Ball (The Pitt), Jonathan Pryce (Slow Horses), Zach Cherry (Severance), James Marsden (Paradise), Young Mazino (The Last of Us) Max PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Hacks — 4/1 2. The Studio — 6/1 3. The Bear — 13/2 4. Only Murders in the Building — 7/1 5. Abbott Elementary — 8/1 6. Shrinking — 19/2 7. Nobody Wants This — 21/2 8. What We Do in the Shadows — 20/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS The Four Seasons, A Man on the Inside, Poker Face, The Righteous Gemstones, The Residence, Agatha All Along Max PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Jean Smart (Hacks) — 31/10 2. Ayo Edebiri (The Bear) — 9/2 3. Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) — 5/1 4. Kristen Bell (Nobody Wants This) — 6/1 5. Natasha Lyonne (Poker Face) — 23/2 6. Selena Gomez (Only Murders in the Building) — 14/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Uzo Aduba (The Residence), Kathryn Hahn (Agatha All Along), Tina Fey (The Four Seasons), Bridget Everett (Somebody Somewhere), Wendi McLendon-Covey (St. Denis Medical), Rose McIver (Ghosts) Hulu PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Martin Short (Only Murders in the Building) — 7/2 2. Jeremy Allen White (The Bear) — 9/2 3. Seth Rogen (The Studio) — 9/2 4. Adam Brody (Nobody Wants This) — 6/1 5. Steve Martin (Only Murders in the Building) — 19/2 6. Jason Segel (Shrinking) — 10/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Ted Danson (A Man on the Inside), Steve Carell (The Four Seasons), Matt Berry (What We Do in the Shadows), Brian Jordan Alvarez (English Teacher), Benito Skinner (Overcompensating), Patrick Brammall (Colin from Accounts) Max PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Hannah Einbinder (Hacks) — 31/10 2. Liza Cólon-Zayas (The Bear) — 9/2 3. Sheryl Lee Ralph (Abbott Elementary) — 6/1 4. Jessica Williams (Shrinking) — 7/1 5. Catherine O'Hara (The Studio) — 8/1 6. Janelle James (Abbott Elementary) — 19/2 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Patti LuPone (Agatha All Along), Meryl Streep (Only Murders in the Building), Kathryn Hahn (The Studio), Meg Stalter (Hacks), Linda Lavin (Mid-Century Modern), Chloe Fineman (Saturday Night Live) Chuck Hodes/FX PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Ebon Moss-Bachrach (The Bear) — 37/10 2. Harrison Ford (Shrinking) — 9/2 3. Paul W. Downs (Hacks) — 5/1 4. Ike Barinholtz (The Studio) — 15/2 5. Michael Urie (Shrinking) — 17/2 6. Tyler James Williams (Abbott Elementary) — 17/2 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Bowen Yang (Saturday Night Live), Colman Domingo (The Four Seasons), Timothy Simons (Nobody Wants This), Brett Goldstein (Shrinking), Paul Rudd (Only Murders in the Building), Marcello Hernández (Saturday Night Live) Netflix PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Adolescence — 46/25 2. The Penguin — 82/25 3. Dying for Sex — 13/2 4. Disclaimer — 8/1 5. Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story — 13/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Say Nothing, Black Mirror, Presumed Innocent, La Maquina, Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, Sirens Netflix PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Rebel Ridge — 21/10 2. Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy — 18/5 3. Out of My Mind — 5/1 4. Mountainhead — 13/2 5. Am I OK? — 12/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS The Gorge, Swiped, It's What's Inside, G20, The Parenting, The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat Macall Polay/HBO PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Cristin Milioti (The Penguin) — 21/10 2. Michelle Williams (Dying for Sex) — 3/1 3. Cate Blanchett (Disclaimer) — 9/2 4. Renée Zellweger (Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy) — 9/1 5. Kaitlyn Dever (Apple Cider Vinegar) — 16/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Ellen Pompeo (Good American Family), Lola Petticrew (Say Nothing), Meghann Fahy (Sirens), Anya Taylor-Joy (The Gorge), Rashida Jones (Black Mirror), Ari Graynor (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story) Max PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Colin Farrell (The Penguin) — 7/4 2. Stephen Graham (Adolescence) — 17/5 3. Cooper Koch (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story) — 6/1 4. Kevin Kline (Disclaimer) — 13/2 5. Brian Tyree Henry (Dope Thief) — 14/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Jake Gyllenhaal (Presumed Innocent), Robert De Niro (Zero Day), Nicholas Alexander Chavez (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story), Aaron Pierre (Rebel Ridge), Paul Giamatti (Black Mirror), Josh Andres Rivera (American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez) Ben Blackall/Netflix PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Erin Doherty (Adolescence) — 4/1 2. Deirdre O'Connell (The Penguin) — 5/1 3. Jenny Slate (Dying for Sex) — 11/2 4. Lesley Manville (Disclaimer) — 8/1 5. Sissy Spacek (Dying for Sex) — 9/1 6. Christine Tremarco (Adolescence) — 12/1 7. Chloe Sevigny (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story) — 12/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Leila George (Disclaimer), Angela Bassett (Zero Day), Julianne Moore (Sirens), Ruth Negga (Presumed Innocent), Taraji P. Henson (Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist), Milly Alcock (Sirens) Netflix PREDICTED NOMINEES 1. Owen Cooper (Adolescence) — 39/10 2. Javier Bardem (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story) — 9/2 3. Rhenzy Feliz (The Penguin) — 7/1 4. Rob Delaney (Dying for Sex) — 17/2 5. Ashley Walters (Adolescence) — 9/1 6. Peter Sarsgaard (Presumed Innocent) — 10/1 7. Kodi Smit-McPhee (Disclaimer) — 28/1 POTENTIAL SPOILERS Jesse Plemons (Zero Day), Hugh Grant (Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy), Brian Cox (The Parenting), Clancy Brown (The Penguin), Jay Duplass (Dying for Sex), Diego Luna (La Maquina) SIGN UP for Gold Derby's free newsletter with latest predictions Best of GoldDerby 'Étoile' editor Tim Streeto on reuniting with the Palladinos for the Prime Video ballet series 'The Daily Show' editor Cathy Trasborg on letting Trump supporters 'reveal themselves' in the edit: 'We just let them play out' 'Beast Games' editor Mack Hopkins on the scene that was inspired by 'Dunkirk' Click here to read the full article.
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‘Étoile' editor Tim Streeto on reuniting with the Palladinos for the Prime Video ballet series
Étoile editor Tim Streeto was more than happy to run it back with Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino after their successful collaboration on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel led to three Emmy Award nominations for Streeto and years of acclaim. 'There was scuttlebutt that they were planning another show, and so when they asked me to come on, I was thrilled,' Streeto tells Gold Derby as part of our Meet the Experts: TV Editors panel. More from GoldDerby 'Sentimental Value' hailed as a 'masterpiece,' the 'best movie' at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival 'The Daily Show' editor Cathy Trasborg on letting Trump supporters 'reveal themselves' in the edit: 'We just let them play out' 'Beast Games' editor Mack Hopkins on the scene that was inspired by 'Dunkirk' Streaming now on Prime Video, Étoile focuses on Jack McMillan (Mrs. Maisel Emmy winner Luke Kirby), the artistic director of the New York Metropolitan Ballet, and Geneviève Lavigne (Charlotte Gainsbourg), the interim artistic director of Le Ballet National in Paris, and their attempts to resuscitate interest in the art form by switching companies. The meta pull of Étoile is that Sherman-Palladino, who was classically trained in ballet as a child, is trying to do the same thing for ballet with the series itself. For Streeto, separating Étoile from Mrs. Maisel was table stakes. 'I try to approach everything I'm starting as a clean slate,' he explains. 'Even when I've worked with people before, I think having a fresh look at everything is the best approach.' On Étoile, Streeto's leaning into the established world of ballet proved valuable, although he tried to avoid recreating past depictions of the art form whenever possible. 'I watched a lot of contemporary ballet on YouTube, just because I'm not fairly familiar with ballet,' he says. 'I also relied on our choreographer, Marguerite Derricks, and Amy herself.' What he learned is that the stereotype of ballet on screen as being 'dainty, pretty, and precious' didn't tell the entire story. 'What I saw when I was on set watching them and talking to the dancers, and then just the scenes that we had with the dancers, is just how strong and physically powerful these people are,' he says. 'Some of them are tiny in stature, but their strength is just unbelievable, and their flexibility. It's so physical and requires so much strength and dedication.' This article and video are presented by Prime Video. Best of GoldDerby 'The Daily Show' editor Cathy Trasborg on letting Trump supporters 'reveal themselves' in the edit: 'We just let them play out' 'Beast Games' editor Mack Hopkins on the scene that was inspired by 'Dunkirk' 'I was terrified — she has an Oscar for "Million Dollar Baby"': Melanie Lynskey on her epic 'Yellowjackets' fight with Hilary Swank Click here to read the full article.
