In the midst of awards season, Carey Mulligan finds herself once again nominated for Best Actress at the Oscars for her remarkable performance in Bradley Cooper's 'Maestro.' This marks her third nomination, following her previous nods for 'An Education' and 'Promising Young Woman.' And while some actors may downplay the significance of awards, Mulligan is refreshingly honest about their importance.
During an interview with The Times of London, Mulligan candidly admitted that awards do matter, contrary to what some may claim. She expressed her excitement, mentioning that being nominated for an Oscar is an incredibly cool and prestigious achievement. To her, it is particularly significant because it comes from her peers in the industry, making it even more meaningful.
