The Filipino actress Dolly de Leon has now officially become a valued member of the prestigious Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organization behind the illustrious Oscars.
In a recent announcement by the academy, de Leon has been formally included as a member. This recognition underscores her outstanding contributions to the world of cinema and her dedication to promoting representation, inclusion, and equity within the film industry.
De Leon's international breakthrough in the satirical black comedy "Triangle of Sadness" earned her critical acclaim and numerous awards, including nominations for Best Supporting Actress at prestigious events such as the Golden Globes and the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (BAFTAs). She also secured a win from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
Dolly De Leon received a warm welcome alongside several other accomplished actors who have joined the esteemed Actors Branch of the Academy. The new additions to this prestigious group including Austin Butler, Martina Gedeck, Nicholas Hoult, Park Hae-il, Paul Reiser, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Selma Blair, and Zar Amir-Ebrahimi, into its Actors Branch.
Currently, de Leon is actively involved in the dark comedy film "A Very Good Girl," sharing the screen with co-star Kathryn Bernardo. Moreover, her upcoming collaboration with American actress Nicole Kidman in Hulu's original series "Nine Perfect Strangers" promises to further elevate her status in the world of entertainment.
