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"As it stands, Oscars can only be given to human actors but in a humorous open letter, published by Variety, the studio believes it's time this rule is changed. Despite my critically acclaimed role in the recent film Good Boy I have been deemed ineligible for the Best Actor category, the letter, written from Indy's perspective, reads. Apparently, I am not a good enough boy for you."
The Independent covers developing stories on reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, deploying reporters to gather on-the-ground perspectives. The outlet emphasizes trust across the political spectrum and maintains free access to reporting without paywalls, relying on donations to fund journalism. An independent film studio launched an Oscar campaign for Good Boy’s canine lead, urging the Academy to allow animal performers to be eligible for acting awards. The campaign highlights that Oscars currently go only to human actors and cites overlooked animal performances such as the pig in Babe, Jed the wolf-dog in White Fang and Keiko the Orca in Free Willy.
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