Following its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the film Nuremberg has received widespread acclaim, prompting submissions for major awards this season. Russell Crowe and Rami Malek, the film’s two lead actors, are both entered in the Best Actor category, with Crowe portraying Hermann Göring, Adolf Hitler’s second-in-command, and Malek playing Dr. Douglas Kelley, the psychiatrist who assessed the mental state of Nazi prisoners on trial.
Supporting Cast and Other Award Categories Targeted
The film’s supporting actors—Richard E. Grant, Michael Shannon, John Slattery, and Leo Woodall—are all submitted for Best Supporting Actor consideration. In addition to acting categories, Nuremberg is positioned for recognition in multiple areas, including Best Picture, Best Director for James Vanderbilt, and Best Adapted Screenplay as per initial submissions.
Critical Acclaim and Upcoming Release Details
Nuremberg was met with strong praise from critics and received a four-minute standing ovation at TIFF, one of the festival’s longest. The film is scheduled for theatrical release on November 7, aligning with the height of awards season activity, increasing its visibility and potential impact among voters and audiences alike.
