The first bookstore encounter combines flirtation with the shoplifter, Rufus autograph and Anna’s abrasive comic manner.
The Horse and Hound press junket is nominated.
Honey’s birthday dinner and the contest over who most deserves the brownie are nominated.
Dinner-party matchmaking without Anna, including Emily Mortimer, culminates in a touching, supportive conversation among friends.
The couple’s day running lines and eating ice cream includes the Mel Gibson body-double joke; its isolation also foreshadows the press intrusion.
The famous Just a Girl speech is acknowledged, although the earlier bookstore encounter is preferred.
The final press conference is nominated alongside the dinner party and earlier junket.
The junket’s pace, restraint and shifts between public and private Anna reveal the character; its media mechanics feel accurate and Mischa Barton appears.
One initial choice is the junket, but the final exchange agrees on the first bookstore encounter for its tone, coarseness and one-liners.
