The document discusses several legendary actors who were nominated for Oscars but never won, including Robert Loggia, Harrison Ford, and Tom Cruise. While these actors received critical acclaim and Academy Award nominations, they were never able to take home the Oscar trophy. This raises questions about the credibility of the Academy Awards in fully recognizing the achievements of some tremendously talented performers.

2. “Since 1929, the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences (AMPAS) have
presented their annual
Academy Awards popularly
known as Oscars.”

3. We all know that it
was the Oscar
winners who get all
the public attention
and media
exposures..!

4. But do you really know that
there are so many Oscar-
nominated legends who
couldn’t manage to win this
prestigious award.

7. Veteran actor Robert Loggia gave some of the
memorable performances in so many films. He got the
Oscar nomination for the best actor in a Supporting
Role for 1985 movie Jagged Edge. A solidly built man
with a rugged face and rough voice, Loggia fit neatly
into gangster movies.
In spite of working with so many famous personalities
such as Tom Hanks, Al Pacino and
renowned Canadian auteur Frank D’Angelo, sadly,
Robert Loggia had to satisfy with the tag Oscar-
nominated legend.

9. Even after a career of legendary box-
office smashes, Harrison Ford has yet
to unearth an Oscar trophy. He received
Academy Award and Golden Globe
nominations for his role as John Book in
Witness (1985). His career has spanned
six decades and includes roles in
several Hollywood blockbusters but
Oscar has always eluded him.

11. Despite being a household name and playing
some very odd and interesting roles, Tom
Cruise is yet to take home an Oscar. He got
three nominations Two for Best Actor in Born
on the Fourth of July, Jerry Maguire and one
for Best Supporting Actor Magnolia.
Unfortunately not for Cruise, whose nomination
for "Magnolia" still didn’t lead to an Academy
Award.

12. “These are the questions
that often raised against the
accountability and
credibility of the Academy
Awards. Because it has
been seen that there are so
many talented actors who
never got the recognition
they deserve and only have
to satisfy with the tag
Oscar-nominated legends.”