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Kerry Condon
Tipperary actress Kerry Condon is fast attracting attention for an Oscar nod in the new F1 movie, according to Ladbrokes.
The Banshees of Inisherin actress is quickly becoming a star on the silver screen and her latest role opposite Brad Pitt could be the jewel in her crown.
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Her performance is receiving rave reviews, with many claiming this could warrant an Oscar nod.
She is 4/1 to receive an Academy Award nomination for the second time.
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Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes commented: “Kerry Condon is cementing her name in Irish acting folklore. Her standout performance in Banshees of Inisherin is already one of the most memorable in Irish film. Her latest role in F1 has her accelerating towards an Oscar nomination.”
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