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Natalie Portman says that no director wanted to work with her after starring in the Star Wars prequel because everyone thought she was a 'horrible actress' Since then, she has been nominated for 3 Oscars and won Best Actress for 'Black Swan' (2011)

David Rubin served as President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences from 2019 to 2022. In 2020, under his leadership, the Academy launched the “Representation and Inclusion Standards” for Best Picture eligibility. These rules, still in effect, require films to meet at least 2 of 4 diversity criteria involving race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or disability in on-screen roles, creative leadership, or crew. Rubin publicly backed the changes and helped appoint the task force co-led by producer DeVon Franklin. He shifted the Oscars from “best movie wins” to race/gender engineering. A film can now be ineligible for the top prize purely for failing demographic quotas, regardless of quality or audience impact. Instead of focusing purely on talent and storytelling, the Academy under Rubin institutionalized identity preferences. Oscars prestige and viewership have tanked. Many see it as performative politics over art. Classics with non-diverse casts would be disqualified. He helped install the DEI machinery that turned awards into checkboxes and accelerated Hollywood’s quality decline.

To be eligible to win Best Picture at the Oscars… 1. At least 1 Non-White/Non-Straight lead or Significant Role. 2. At least 30% minor roles Non-White/Non-Straight people. 3. At least 2 Departments headed by Non-White/Non-Straight people. This is why Nolan did it. Coward.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced new rules for the Oscars. >Starting with the 2027 ceremony, screenplays must be written entirely by humans to be eligible for awards. >Only performances clearly done by real human actors, with their full consent and proper credit, can receive acting nominations. >Filmmakers may still use AI tools to help create movies. However, the Academy will judge the human contribution when deciding winners. >They reserve the right to ask for details about any AI used in a film.