'Marty Supreme' Starring Timothée Chalamet Goes Empty-Handed at the 2026 Oscars

'Marty Supreme' Receives Nine Nominations but Fails to Win a Single Oscar

One of the biggest disappointments of the 2026 Academy Awards ceremony, held in Los Angeles, was the film 'Marty Supreme' starring Timothée Chalamet. Despite high expectations and a wealth of nominations, the movie ultimately failed to secure a single award from the American Academy.

The film was nominated in nine categories, yet it was unable to claim victory in any of them. This outcome was particularly striking given that, in the early stages of the awards season, many experts considered Timothée Chalamet one of the frontrunners in the acting race.

Controversies Surrounding the Actor
Compounding the situation were the actor's controversial statements. In one interview, Chalamet made harsh remarks about ballet and opera, calling these art forms "unnecessary." The comment sparked widespread criticism from figures in the cultural sphere.

Prominent stage personalities, including the famous tenor Andrea Bocelli, entered into a public polemic with the actor. The scandal received extensive coverage in the media and on social networks.

Setbacks Throughout the Awards Season
The film's troubles began even before the Oscars. Earlier, 'Marty Supreme' set a kind of anti-record at the 2026 BAFTA Awards. The film received eleven nominations from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts but similarly failed to win a single award.

Audience Reaction
While the project became one of the most notable releases from the independent studio A24, the mass audience received it far more coolly than expected. The film failed to achieve significant success in wide release, which served as an additional disappointment for its creators.

Thus, despite a large number of nominations and high expectations, 'Marty Supreme' concluded its awards season without any significant achievements.