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“Around this time last year I was still figuring out who I was again. I remember ordering lots of different foods and travelling to places and taking dance classes. Just trying everything I could to piece back together who I was before making this movie and trying to decide what things I wanted to keep from the experience and what I needed to let go.”

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Candid Appearances > Candids From 2016 – February 22nd – Arriving at Dong Hoi airport in Quang Binh Province, Vietnam
Kong: Skull Island (2017) > On The Set – February 23rd, 2016 [Quang Binh, Vietnam]

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Brie Larson earned the best actress trophy at the EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday for her portrayal of a Ma in critical darling Room.

Larson wasn’t available to attend the BAFTAs as she is currently filming in Australia.

Competing against other nominees like Alicia Vikander, Cate Blanchett, Maggie Smith and Saoirse Ronan, Larson has also won the Golden Globe for best actress in a motion picture, drama, as well as the trophy for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role at the SAG Awards. Next up, Larson is up for the best actress prize at this year’s Oscars.

Source: People

If Brie Larson could ask Kate Winslet and Rachel McAdams anything, what would it be? And what would Alicia Vikander want to ask Charlotte Rampling?

This year, as part of PEOPLE’s annual Oscar portfolio and video series, we asked this year’s incredible female acting nominees what they would want to ask one other if they had the chance.

Best Actress nominee Larson (Room) wants to know, “What’s most important?” Best Supporting Actress nominee Winslet (Steve Jobs) says, “One word: Family,” while fellow Best Supporting Actress McAdams (Spotlight) answers, “For me, what’s most important is being present. So you can be fully engaged with your work, with your relationships, whatever’s going on in life, so you can connect.”

For more from this year’s Oscar nominees – including exclusive portraits – pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.

Meanwhile, Vikander, who is up for Best Supporting Actress for The Danish Girl asks, “What scares you?” A veteran of almost 100 films, Best Actress nominee Rampling (45 Years) offers, “Fear scares me. I go out and do things, usually very scared, but the fact you can dominate your fear and actually face your fears is the best thing you can do.”

Larson says, “The audition process used to. You have a bunch of people every day telling you what you are and what you’re not.”

The Hateful Eight Best Supporting Actress nominee Jennifer Jason Leigh wonders, “I’m always curious how they get to that emotional place. Every one of these actresses give incredible performances. And there’s always that point where something happens. It’s not always easy for me, so I like to hear how other people get there.”

Leigh adds, “In the moment when it’s hard for me, I will use whatever is from my life or what I can invent or think about that is even stuff that is very happy – hope will make me cry – but sometimes that doesn’t work. So I am very curious what these great women do.”

McAdams says, “I guess when I feel lost and I’m trying to find the character, I try to remind myself that’s a good thing. That often when I’ve been lost in the past, some of my most interesting work happens.”

Lastly, Winslet has a specific query for Best Actress nominee Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn): “I would probably ask Saoirse Ronan how it felt going back to some of those small towns she grew up in.”

Ronan’s reply was just as thoughtful as you would expect.

“To return home to shoot Brooklyn was very surreal,” she says. “Because I went back to a town that I hadn’t lived in for so long. My childhood and work never overlaps. For the two of them suddenly to collide was amazing.”

Brie has recently posed for the photograph Marc Hom for People. You can find the photoshoot as well as several high quality scans !