P.S. I know I already cheated with having 6 nominees, but there were so many strong cameos this year and I didn't want to split this up into two categories. So sue me.
And the nominees are...
Roger Bart as U.S. Attorney in American GangsterBart puts a jolt into the quickly deadening film with a fierce intensity and the shock of seeing Mr. Broadway Nice Guy dropping the "n-word" so viciously.
Jack Black, Justin Long, Paul Rudd and Jason Schwartzman as The Beatles in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox StoryTogether, these four shamelessly steal the scene away from John C. Reilly and have the funniest moment of the entire film.
Adam Brody as Stephen Montgomery in The TenBrody shows us in The Ten that he can also play characters that aren't Seth Cohen...and he can do so hilariously.
Margo Martindale as Carol in Paris, Je T'AimeParis has never seemed lovelier than through the eyes of the bewitching Martindale. I love it when hard working character actresses receive the attention they deserve.
Julianne Moore as Alice Fabian in I'm Not ThereMoore ably provides us with the background on Christian Bale's Jack Rollins with her usual warmth. Bonus points for "Hey, that's my chair" and her other small ways of making Alice real.
Kristen Wiig as Jill in Knocked UpShe really serves no purpose in the context of the movie, but Wiig is utterly hilarious dryly (and somewhat, but not really, subtly) putting down Katherine Heigl.
If Only There Were
Rest of the Top Ten: Gena Rowlands, Paris Je T'Aime...Steve Buscemi, Paris, Je T'Aime...Nick Nolte, Paris, Je T'Aime
BRONZE
Roger Bart
SILVER
Margo Martindale
GOLD
Jack Black, Justin Long, Paul Rudd and Jason Schwartzman
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