Andrew Garfield Could Win an Oscar for ‘Artificial’ and His Norman Bates-Inspired Turn as Sam Altman

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What happened

Andrew Garfield found the Norman Bates of Silicon Valley, and he could win an Oscar for it.

The Academy gave “Psycho” (1960) four nominations at the 33rd Oscars, and none of them were for the motel clerk with the stuffed birds.

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  • The Academy gave “Psycho” (1960) four nominations at the 33rd Oscars, and none of them were for the motel clerk with the stuffed birds.
  • Reported by Variety and published Tue, 06 Oct 2026 19:34:01 UTC.

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  1. Artificial review – Luca Guadagnino takes on OpenAI in muddled tech satire

  2. Andrew Scott on ‘Elsinore’ and Being an Out Gay Actor in 2026: “I’ve Been Able to Thrive in This Situation, and That Feels Genuinely Extraordinary”

  3. Andrew Garfield Could Win an Oscar for ‘Artificial’ and His Norman Bates-Inspired Turn as Sam Altman

  4. Eva Marie Saint Dies: Oscar-Winning Star Of Hollywood Classics ‘On The Waterfront’ And ‘North By Northwest’ Was 102

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