40-Year Wait Ends as Amy Madigan Wins Supporting Actress Oscar
Veteran actor Amy Madigan sets a new record for the longest gap between nominations before a win, taking home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in 'Weapons'.
Amy Madigan has finally won the best supporting actress Oscar, defeating a strong field of contenders including Elle Fanning, Wunmi Mosaku, and Teyana Taylor. Madigan's victory is particularly significant as she set a new record for the longest gap between nominations before a win, having been previously nominated in the same category 40 years ago in 1986 for her role in Twice in a Lifetime.
The 98th Academy Awards ceremony, held in Los Angeles, saw the veteran actor claim the coveted prize for her performance in the film Weapons. Madigan's win underscores her enduring talent and the resilience of her career, which has spanned multiple decades in the industry.
Source: The Guardian
