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Amy Adams admits she has “barely” thought about the Oscars – because she doesn’t believes she’ll win any awards.

The actress has landed a Best Supporting Actress nod for her role in Doubt. She goes up against Kate Winslet (The Reader); Penelope Cruz (Vicky Cristina Barcelona); Viola Davis (Doubt) and Marisa Tomei (The Wrestler).

And Adams is so sure Tomei will walk away victorious – she hasn’t even started looking at frocks for the red carpet yet.

“To be honest I have barely thought about it,” Amy said. “Just to be nominated was enough for me. I haven’t even tried on a single dress yet. I should probably try some on but I just can’t seem to get around to it.”

Amy, 34, recently revealed that she isn’t comfortable being called a movie star.

“I understand I have had starring roles in movies, but I am not comfortable with putting such a grand label on myself,” she told Total Film magazine.

“I used to be intimidated by Hollywood. People put a lot of time and money into films and they want someone who is confident. I don’t know if I projected that.

“I grew up in a small town where Hollywood people were stars, not human beings. It is weird to have people look at me that way. I’m like, ‘No, look, I’m in sweats! It’s all good!’ “

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