No filmmaker is having a better 2021 than Chloé Zhao. But like it or not, there’s no denying that Soderbergh brought something meaningfully different to the proceedings. We may return to large venues, ironic jokes, and celebrities pranking civilians in no time. The vibe of this year’s ceremony-which rather controversially (in some circles) omitted showing clips from many of the nominated movies to instead spotlight everyone nominated-may never be replicated again. By the time Laura Dern delivered genuinely touching praise to all the Best Supporting Actor nominees while standing next to several of them, the Oscars felt as if it had somehow bottled up the unabashedly wholesome spirit of Ted Lasso.
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The winners, for the most part, weren’t shooed off the stage with an orchestra: Thomas Vinterberg, whose film Another Round claimed Best International Feature, spoke movingly about making the movie after his daughter died four days into production. Instead of opening the show with a quippy monologue, Regina King entered like she was in an Oceans spinoff and started complimenting everyone in the room. And this relatively unprecedented event resulted in an unprecedented amount of … intimacy? Previewing how the ceremony would play out in an interview with Vanity Fair, producer Steven Soderbergh said that viewers will “have a connection to everyone in this show.” To Soderbergh’s credit, this wasn’t just PR bluster. The pandemic forced so many award shows to go the Zoom route, but with vaccinations slowly but surely rolling out in the United States, the Oscars found a way to have an actual ceremony. Below, we break down the biggest winners and losers from a wild Sunday night. This year, the Oscars shook up its usual formula with the festivities taking place at several in-person locations around the world-it beats doing another award show by Zoom, at least!-and featured a diverse slate of winners and a ceremony shake-up that had lots of people looking around for Anthony Hopkins. Instead, the night ended rather abruptly, and it didn’t go unnoticed.While referring to an Oscars ceremony as historic usually feels hyperbolic, the 93rd Academy Awards actually earned that distinction. It was also noted that the order of the awards was rearranged, presumably so the event could end on a tribute to the late actor, who died of cancer in August last year at the age of 43. It comes after Boseman, nominated for his final performance in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, was honoured throughout the night with special NFT digital artwork gifted to nominees. In a further twist, Hopkins wasn’t even there via satellite to accept his award.
– Leah Bitsky, Page Six 3:50 pm ApHighlightįans are accusing the Academy of “setting up” a Chadwick Boseman posthumous win only to give Best Actor to Anthony Hopkins for The Father. The In Memorium section of the #Oscars is always rough, but how on earth did they not include Jessica Walter /kX1fB9N7l7- Nate Discavage April 26, 2021
The memoriam was so disrespectful, they unnecessary speed run it and didn’t included Naya Rivera and Jessica Walter. They are foul for not putting Naya Rivera in the in memoriam #Oscars- Allie April 26, 2021 Twitter users slammed the Academy Awards for failing to honor their lives. The In Memoriam also failed to include songwriter Adam Schlesinger, who had been nominated for Best Original Song at the 1997 Oscars for That Thing You Do! Meanwhile, Walter, who gained fame for TV’s Arrested Development and was a Golden Globe nominee for Play Misty for Me, died in March at the age of 80. The late Glee actress - who appeared in movies such as the 2017 Charlie Sheen comedy Mad Families - was confirmed to be dead in July 2020 after going missing while on a boat outing with her son. Viewers were outraged after the 2021 Oscars award show’s In Memoriam segment failed to mention Naya Rivera and Jessica Walter.
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