Razzies 2022: nominees for Hollywood's worst movies and actors

As they've always done since their beginnings in 1981, the Razzies have announced the nominees for Hollywood's worst of the year, one day before the announcement of the Oscar nominations.

The golden Raspberry Awards, or Razzies, are a questionable honor to receive. However, they are so well-established that many of their winners come to the gala in person to pick them up.

This year, as usual, there is some controversy surrounding the nominations. They are a bit embarrassing, after all.

One of the controversies is the Raspberries' nomination of Ben Affleck for his role in 'The Last Duel', a performance that others have marked as one of the actor's best jobs.

A much weirder case is that of Jared Leto. He's been nominated for a Razzie with his role of Paolo in 'House of Gucci.' However, experts predict that he could win the Oscar for that same role as well!

Bruce Willis deserves an honorable mention. This year, he gets his own category in the Razzies.

For some time now, Bruce Willis has specialized in small, well-paid roles for films that would otherwise go straight to streaming. With him on the poster, however, they attract slightly better audiences.

This interesting turn in his career has caused him to participate in no less than eight projects in 2021. The Razzie committee decided to nominate him for all of them. A first!

We will have to wait until March 26 to find out which Bruce Willis movie is the worst of the year. In addition, it will be known on that day which other movies and roles have been awarded a Raspberry Award. Click further to see the nominees!

'Lady Di: The Musical'

'Infinite'

'Space Jam: a New Legacy'

'The woman in the window'

Christopher Ashley for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

Stephen Chbosky for 'Dear Evan Hansen'

'Coke Daniels for 'Karen'

Renny Harlin for 'The Misfits'

Joe Wright for 'The Woman in the Window'

Amy Adams for 'The Woman in the Window'

Jeanna de Waal for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

Megan Fox for 'Midnight in the Switchgrass'

Taryn Manning for 'Karen'

Ruby Rose for 'A Night of Vengeance'

Scott Eastwood for 'Dangerous Instinct'

Roe Hartampf for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

LeBron James for 'Space Jam: a New Legacy'

Ben Platt for 'Dear Evan Hansen'

Mark Wahlberg for 'Infinite'

Amy Adams for 'Dear Evan Hansen'

Sophie Cookson for 'Infinite'

Erin Davie for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

Judy Kaye for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

Taryn Manning for 'Every Last One of Them'

Ben Affleck for 'The Last Duel'

Nick Cannon for 'The Misfits'

Mel Gibson for 'Dangerous'

Gareth Keegan for 'Lady Di: The Musical'

Jared Leto for 'House of Gucci'

'Lady Di: The Musical'

'Karen'

'The Misfits'

'Twist'

'The woman in the window'

(Image: Pierce Brosnan, lead actor in 'The Misfits')

Bruce Willis for 'American Siege'

Bruce Willis for 'Apex'

Bruce Willis for 'Cosmic Sin'

Bruce Willis for 'Deadlock'

Bruce Willis for 'Fortress'

Bruce Willis for 'Midnight in the Switchgrass'

Bruce Willis for 'Out of Death'

Bruce Willis for 'On Dangerous Lands'

Any cast member and any "woefully" scripted (or choreographed) musical number in 'Lady Di: The Musical'

LeBron James and any Warner (or Time-Warner) animated character who dribbles in 'Space Jam: New Legends'

Jared Leto and "his 5-kilo latex face, his geek clothes or his ridiculous accent" in 'House of Gucci'

Ben Platt and "any other characters who act like it's normal for Platt to sing 24 hours a day" in 'Dear Evan Hansen'

Tom and Jerry in 'Tom and Jerry'

'Karen'

'Space Jam: a New Legacy'

'Tom and Jerry'

'Twist'

'The woman in the window'