Whom Would You Pick for Supporting Actor? With his victory at the Screen Actors Guild, Tommy Lee Jones may have edged a little closer to an Oscar victory for best supporting actor. But the category is chock full of strong candidates, all of them previous Oscar winners. As Kevin B. Lee of Fandor notes, that may help Academy voters reward something other than career achievement - like, say, the performance the actors are nominated for. Mr. Lee - who popularized the Spielberg Face -- has a video montage of key moments from the nominees (along with handy counts of their screen time). As Senator Thaddeus Stevens, Mr. Jones's acting is all in the eyes, he says, while Christoph Waltz, as the dentist-turned-bounty hunter in "Django Unchained," peels away his character's layers to reveal a taut moral center. Mr. Lee thinks Philip Seymour Hoffman's turn as the title character in "The Master" is most deserving of the award this season. But there's also Robert De Niro's turn in "Silver Linings Playbook" and Alan Arkin in "Argo."