@user609306143323: Tom Cruise may still have a path to his first Oscar, even after Digger struggled badly at the box office. The 64-year-old actor is currently ranked among the top contenders for a Best Actor nomination at next year’s Academy Awards, according to awards tracker Gold Derby. Cruise is reportedly sitting inside the top five, ahead of several major names including Ryan Gosling, Pedro Pascal and Anthony Ippolito. The current frontrunner is John Malkovich for Wild Horse Nine, followed by Matt Damon, Andrew Scott and Robert Pattinson. Cruise has been nominated for an Oscar three times but has never won. His previous nominations came for Born on the Fourth of July, Jerry Maguire and Magnolia. The surprising part is that Digger has had a difficult start. The film earned just $8 million domestically during its opening weekend despite a reported budget of more than $160 million. Yet Cruise has continued promoting the movie enthusiastically, appearing at screenings, premieres and interviews while standing behind the project. He has also argued that opening-weekend numbers are not what matters most to him. Cruise said he wants to create films that can last and continue to find an audience over time. And despite the early disappointment, some major critics have started praising Digger, with several respected outlets giving it strong reviews. The film may have struggled commercially, but Cruise’s performance is still keeping his Oscar hopes alive. Sometimes, a movie can stumble at the box office and still surprise everyone when awards season arrives. What do you think — could Tom Cruise finally win his first Oscar? #TomCruise #Digger #Oscars #HollywoodNews #movienews

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