Anne Hathaway, the talented and versatile actress, has added another prestigious award to her collection with a win for Best Supporting Actress at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards for her role in “Les Misérables.” This latest accolade has sparked speculation among fans and critics alike: could an Oscar be next for Hathaway?

Hathaway’s performance as Fantine in “Les Misérables” has been widely acclaimed since the film’s release, earning her praise for her raw emotion and powerful portrayal of the tragic character. Her ability to captivate audiences with her stirring rendition of “I Dreamed a Dream” has solidified her as one of the standout performances in the film. With her SAG Award win, Hathaway has further cemented her status as a frontrunner in the awards season race. The Screen Actors Guild Awards are often seen as a reliable indicator of Oscar success, with many SAG winners going on to receive nominations and wins at the Academy Awards.

Hathaway’s previous Oscar nomination and her track record of delivering memorable performances in a variety of roles only add to the buzz surrounding her potential Oscar win. Many industry insiders and fans believe that it is only a matter of time before Hathaway takes home the coveted golden statue.

However, competition in the Best Supporting Actress category at the Oscars is fierce, with talented actresses vying for the top prize. Hathaway faces stiff competition from fellow nominees, each of whom delivered stellar performances in their respective films. Nevertheless, Hathaway’s undeniable talent and dedication to her craft make her a formidable contender for the Oscar. Her portrayal of Fantine in “Les Misérables” has left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike, earning her widespread acclaim and recognition.

As the anticipation builds leading up to the Oscars, all eyes will be on Anne Hathaway to see if she can secure the coveted award. Whether or not she takes home the Oscar, Hathaway’s win at the SAG Awards is a testament to her talent and the impact of her performance in “Les Misérables.”