Photo: Universal/Weinstein/Dreamworks/Fox SearchlightBest actor is a crowded race in which 10 slots hardly allow for all
the meaty male performances of 2012. Historical figures dominate the
field: Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, John Hawkes as the disabled
poet-journalist Mark O'Brien, Anthony Hopkins as Alfred Hitchcock, and
Bill Murray as Franklin Delano Roosevelt. But, by year's end, we could
be singing Hugh Jackman's tune from "Les Misérables."
Daniel Day-Lewis, John Hawkes, and Denzel Washington top the 10 best-actor contenders
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