The 2018 Cinema Touch Awards - SUPPORTING ACTOR

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Julien Faddoul

5. The Favourite – Nicholas Hoult

For being as deliciously and theatrically sour as he can, and providing the film with the wit it sorely needs.

4. The Death of Stalin – Jason Isaacs

For injecting the film with a riotous shot of Yorkshire enzyme. It’s truly perplexing that he doesn’t do comedy more often.

3. The Death of Stalin – Jeffrey Tambor

For being the secret weapon in every ensemble he’s a part of. The more serious he is, the funnier he is.

2. If Beale Street Could Talk – Colman Domingo

For his determination and intelligence above the call of duty. That monologue in the bar is as subtly captivating as any scene this year.

1. Paddington 2 – Hugh Grant

For the greatest foppish turn in years. There’s something to be said for being loose and relaxed as a performer; it radiates through the screen and is joyous to watch. Magnificent.

Runner Up: A Private War – Tom Hollander

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