Best Documentary Feature: ‘Summer of Soul’
Billie Eilish interpreta No Time to Die.
Best Adapted Screenplay: ‘CODA’
Best Original Screenplay: ‘Belfast’
Best Costume: ‘Cruella’
Best International Film: ‘Drive My Car’ http://
Troy Kotsur is the first deaf actor to win the statuette. Until now only Marlee Matlin had achieved it.
Best Supporting Actor: Troy Kotsur for ‘CODA’
Best Animated Film: ‘Charm’
Best Visual Effects: ‘Dune’
Best Cinematography: ‘Dune’
Best Supporting Actress: Ariana DeBose for ‘West Side Story. Ariana DeBose becomes the first openly ‘queer’ person to win an acting Oscar. She is also the first Afro-Latina.
Amy Schumer’s monologue has been hilarious. This starts off good.
Wanda Sykes, Regina Hall and Amy Schumer on stage. Sticks have already fallen for the Golden Globes and ‘The House of Gucci’.
The gala starts with Beyoncé performing Be Alive.
Best Makeup and Hairstyling: ‘Tammy Faye’s Eyes’
Best Production Design: ‘Dune’
Second Oscar for Hans Zimmer, who had not won since ‘The Lion King’.
Best Music: ‘Dune’
Best Editing: ‘Dune’
Best Fiction Short: ‘The Long Goodbye’
Best Animated Short: ‘The Windshield Wiper’
Best Documentary Short: ‘The Queen of Basketball’
Before the event, some trophies were handed out. Let’s go through the list together.
Tonight, he is one of the favorites: he could win his first Oscar for Best Actor for the performance of Jonathan Larson in the Netflix movie Tick, Tick, Boom.
Actor Andrew Garfield turned heads as he arrived on the red carpet.
This year’s Oscar Awards are preparing to launch a new edition where they will recognize the best actors and films in the film industry. Likewise, this achievement is also addressed to those who are directors.
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