4 months ago 04th Jul 16:01
Will Smith is said to be disappointed that he has missed out on an Oscar for his role in The Pursuit of Happyness as he was convinced it was "his time."
The star has received two Best Actor Academy Award nominations to date - for Ali in 2001, and again for the 2006 drama but he have never actually taken home a gong of his own.
He was beaten to the podium in 2002 by Denzel Washington - for his role in the critically-acclaimed Training Day - and he and lost out to Forest Whitaker's Last King of Scotland portrayal at the 2007 Academy Awards.
However, Smith admits it was Whitaker's win that upset him the most. He says, "Denzel took it for Training Day; fantastic film. When you can get nominated and invited to the (Oscars) party, it's huge. (But) I can always tell when things aren't right for me at the time; I didn't feel like that was the time.
"But, for Pursuit of Happyness, I actually felt like it was my time and I still didn't win it! I was like, 'Hey, it's my time! Wait, hold on, that other boy's taken my thing!."
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