Overall, I’m happy with this year’s Oscar nominations. The supporting categories are elite, two of the best lineups we’ve ever gotten. My two biggest complaints with this year’s noms: I think Chase Infiniti got snubbed in Best Actress for One Battle, and I think Jesse Plemons deserved a nomination for Bugonia, especially given that the film was nominated in Best Picture and Emma Stone got nominated. Plemons gave just as much of a stellar, knife’s edge, bonkers performance as Stone. Still, with Plemons’ exclusion, it’s kind of hard to argue with this year’s Best Actor lineup: Michael B. Jordan (Sinners), Timothee Chalamet (Marty Supreme), Leonardo DiCaprio (OBAA), Ethan Hawke (Blue Moon) and Wagner Moura (The Secret Agent). Well, Kirsten Dunst looked at that lineup and decided to complain that her husband should have been included. I mean… that’s her man, of course she’s going to say something.

Kirsten Dunst isn’t totally thrilled with this year’s batch of Oscar nominations. The Marie Antoinette actress shared a pair of posts praising her husband, Jesse Plemons, for his work in Bugonia to lament the Academy overlooking his performance in the film.

Dunst first reposted an Instagram Story from one of Plemons’ Bugonia costars, comedian Stavros Halkias, that showed him with a stern look on his face and a photoshopped hand pointing a gun at the camera. Its caption read, “Me to everyone who didn’t nominate Jesse Plemmons [sic] for Best Actor tho.”

The Spider-Man star also shared a video post from the Bluff Council podcast that featured cohost Ev Durán showering Plemons with praise and declaring that Timothée Chalamet’s latest Oscar-nominated portrayal doesn’t stack up against the Friday Night Lights alum’s work.

“Jesse Plemons gives one of the greatest performances of all time,” Duran says in the video. “Jesse Plemons in this film gives [a] Daniel Day-Lewis–, Sidney Poitier–level transcendent performance that I worry is being completely overlooked for f—in’ Chalamet’s Marty Supreme, which was a very good performance, but wasn’t — what Plemons does in this movie is beyond.”

Before the Oscar nominations were announced, Dunst shared a still of Plemons in Bugonia on Jan. 9. “Some top-level s—,” she wrote in her Instagram caption.

[From EW]

That’s all she posted, just praise for her husband. She didn’t single out any of the nominees, she didn’t argue that this guy or that guy should not have been nominated to ensure Jesse’s nomination. But her posts caused this weird meltdown among Timothee Chalamet’s fans, who tried to “cancel” Dunst because they believed she was coming for their man. They’re really telling on themselves, right? How do they go from “Plemons should have been nominated” to “Chalamet doesn’t deserve HIS nomination?” Look at the line-up again – who is the weakest link? Arguably Ethan Hawke. But you don’t see Hawke’s fans beefing with Kiki.

Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Cover Images, Kirsten’s IG Stories.