emma vardy has the latest from hollywood-— hollywood. another year at the oscars. hollywood.ollywood. another year at the oscars. the biggest _ hollywood. another year at the oscars. the biggest nine - hollywood. another year at the oscars. the biggest nine and l hollywood. another year at the j oscars. the biggest nine and in hollywood _ oscars. the biggest nine and in hollywood is — oscars. the biggest nine and in hollywood is back _ oscars. the biggest nine and in hollywood is back in _ oscars. the biggest nine and in hollywood is back in the - hollywood is back in the conversation is as tough as ever. if you thought a dense three—hour biographical would struggle with audiences you would be wrong. oppenheimer, about the creator of the atomic bomb, with a huge box office yet i now cillian murphy is up for best actor, christopher nolan for best director and the favourite to win the oscar for best picture. but in the battle of the big—name directors, it will competing against killers 0f will competing against killers of the flower moon, by martin scorsese, now the most nomina

you're the represented on the westerns, the 1st hollywood western. this took their queue from earlier forms of popular entertainment paintings, pump novels and circus style spectacles that sold a particular image of the wild west, and invented history. that's all white settler expansion across the america as well, justified and inevitable, a concept known as manifest destiny. that goes back to wild west shows, it goes back to dime novels. and the paintings of that era, like frederick remington is, who we are as individuals. we very much are rooted in individual ism in there in this country, as well as manifest destiny. i am sorry to say what happened to that boy who was our lives as wider. consider john ford's 1939 film stagecoach, about a group of settlers traveling west who get attacked. what ford doesn't mention is that it's the settlers who are the real invaders here. it's apache, land, it's indigenous land. and they're all is represented on the margins as flattened. the western is southern colonial genre. it is about invasion, but it is selling

how hollywood has affected need of characters and their history does change radically. now indigenous filmmakers are beginning to tell their own stories in hollywood and around the world, the the little gladstone, when the best actors building to killers of the flower moon. she spoke in blackfoot for native tongue. phoenix so, so it's miss an incomplete document that those 6 it gets to be new. got the got it took hollywood nearly a century to finally show indigenous people on spring free from stereotypes include shays but long before a little gladstone stripes. native stars were making movies. the digital stories are nothing new. and hollywood from the start american directors were pointing their cameras. anita, people from the origins of american cinema. indigenous people were not at the margins of the screen. they were at the center 3 world war, one in the silent era. there was a real, a 100 and an audience, a see what they called indian drama. story was the silent movies were mixed bag, some propagating clearly racist stereotypes. others depicting more positive and c

women in hollywood, including famous women in hollywood, are still underpaid compared to men and that is exacerbated even further when you are talking about women of color. laura: were there any films this year directed by women, produced women or that had female leads that went under the radar but that are worth watching question what --worth watching? rebecca: it is not completely under the radar. she is a first-time filemaker and has an extensive playwriting background. it is a subtle piece of work. it is a small, quiet movie. it has been nominated for best picture. it might take a while for people to discover it so i hope they do sooner than later. laura: rebecca sun, thankou for your time. rebecca: thank you so much. ♪ laura: in 2003, the u.s. invasion of iraq was based on the allegation that the country's long-time dictator, saddam hussein, had weapons of mass destruction. the failure to find these weapons prompted intense scrutiny of the decision to go to war over two decades ago. in his new book, author steve call poured over hundreds of audio tapes and transcripts, many previ

no one in hollywood has ever cared about screenwriters. producers and direct there's more so because they make more money. but charlie chaplin was more than a producer, screenwriter, or director, he was all three and also an autonomous filmmaker who produced his own films and financed his own films and directed and compose the music scores for his own films. a one man picture. he did not produce a lot, one picture every four or five years but the fact remains he was a very peculiar denizen of hollywood in that he was not part of the studio system, he was part of a charlie chaplin system which was a factory of one. he was outside and inside the system. he was highly respected but no one really knew him, he did not go to a lot of parties, he was extraordinarily shy all his life, and he warmed up to very few people and needed very few people so he was simultaneously part of the mill should pick sure industry -- motion picture industry and part -- a part of that. peter: he left the u.s. for 20 years. set the stage for us. what was going on in

we had aj around hollywood?nd firing on all cylinders? we're going to be backjune. still need to get past this new stroke. the make—up artists, the production and design. the costume designers, all of those belong those people. jimmy out and made a point to say they've made a stand in hollywood ready to take a stand for them to protect them.— protect them. back to the ceremony. _ protect them. back to the ceremony, anything - protect them. back to the j ceremony, anything stand protect them. back to the i ceremony, anything stand up for you? what other big from any surprises? it felt fairly predictable.— surprises? it felt fairly predictable. surprises? it felt fairly redictable. ., ., , ., ., predictable. tonight was a lot offun predictable. tonight was a lot of fun and _ predictable. tonight was a lot of fun and there _ predictable. tonight was a lot of fun and there will - predictable. tonight was a lot of fun and there will be i predictable. tonight was a lot of fun and there will be so i of fun and there wi

hollywood did not start producing anti-nazi films fo anr.olationist in 1939, as was congress, and they would continue to be isolationist until the japanese bombed pearl harbor in december. tide. the british foreign office did not want it made. neville chamberlain in the prime minister's office was trying to placate hitle it was not working. chaplin believed that you cannot with an authoritarian psychotic, you can only defeat them or put them down with a bad dog. the weapons he had to work with -- those of the weapons he chose to use. peter: of the film charlie chaplin broke character and gave a little speech. charlie chaplin: i am sorry. i do not want to rule or conquer anyone. i shall like to help everyone if possible, black men, whites. we all want to help one another. we want to live by happiness, not misery. we do not want to hate and despise one ano. in this room there is -- in this world there is room for everyone in the good earth is rich. the way of life can be free and beautiful. and yet greed has poisoned men's souls, filled the wo

. >> it's not hollywood. it's the glitz and glamor of orinda. >> it's fun to dress up and pretend we're in hollywood. >> it's an oscars watch party at one of the oldest movie theaters in the bay area. the old style art, the concession stand and the neon signs out front. it's that traditional movie theater look still being preserved to this day. >> this is the key to the city. i mean, you drive by 24, you see the towers as orinda. a lot of people don't even really realize it's a town, but it actually is a small community. but it's the love for the theater that's really driving this theater. stay open. >> so what better place to watch an event dedicated to celebrating movies? owner derek zemrak says he holds this event every year so fans could come together to watch the oscars in a theater. >> you're going to watch the oscars, watch it in a theater, because that's where you're paying tribute to the people that make theaters go every single day. >> they even brought out some celebrities. so what are you doing he

welcome to hollywood. _ guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood. the — guys come over to you.ys come over to you. welcome to i hollywood, the 96th academy awards, as you can hear in the background, well under way. as you can hear in the background, well underway. let as you can hear in the background, well under way. let me just described you the scene behind me. we are in the hollywood roosevelt hotel, blossom room, which is a banquet room here, and was the scene of the very first oscar is back in 1929. a very different affair then, it was actually a very small dinner party for a few of the great and good of hollywood, followed by a 15 minute ceremony to announce the winners for that year. one of the nominees was charlie chaplin. how things have changed since then, the oscars taking place at the derby theatre which is across the road from here and still, some of the great and good of hollywood have gathered in this particular venue at one of the monies watch parties that are taking place all around los angeles. and as you say, with me here in hollywood is the bbc�*s tom brook

. really did make his mark in hollywood-— really did make his mark in holl ood. �* ., ., hollywood.d some of those tributes - in one word, _ hollywood. and we read some of those tributes - in one word, how— hollywood. and we read some of those tributes - in one word, how would - tributes — in one word, how would you describe him? tributes - in one word, how would you describe him?— you describe him? iconic. i think it's what i _ you describe him? iconic. i think it's what i said _ you describe him? iconic. i think it's what i said earlier, _ you describe him? iconic. i think it's what i said earlier, he - you describe him? iconic. i think it's what i said earlier, he is - you describe him? iconic. i think| it's what i said earlier, he is what every actor in hollywood aspires to be when they come through. everybody wants to say, "i want to come here and make it, and i want to have a legacy in 70 years. " is and make it, and i want to have a legacy in 70 years. "— and make it, and i want to have a legacy in 70 years. " is much more on our website. _ hello there. the easter weekend wil

the hope was that after the pandemic hollywood would turn out all — pandemic hollywood would turn out't the product to get them there. maybe — the product to get them there. maybe some of the independent films. _ maybe some of the independent films, maybe some of the arty films— films, maybe some of the arty films will— films, maybe some of the arty films will come out by the fall and rejuvenate interest in terms _ and rejuvenate interest in terms of— and rejuvenate interest in terms of oscar films but in terms _ terms of oscar films but in terms of— terms of oscar films but in terms of the commercial films of the — terms of the commercial films of the sort, like barbie or oppenheimer, there just isn't a whole _ oppenheimer, there just isn't a whole lot— oppenheimer, there just isn't a whole lot of promise there of this era _ whole lot of promise there of this era. . ., whole lot of promise there of this era. ., ,, , ., whole lot of promise there of this era. ., ~' ,, ,., whole lot of promise there of this era. ., ,, i. ,., ., this era. ok. thank you both of ou for this era. ok. thank

this is a live look at the dolby theater on hollywood boulevard.he red carpet is somewhere underneath that big tent, but it should be a lot of fun. and still a whole lot of work to get done. of course, before everything in on the red carpet is ready now, reporter alicia vitarelli is there with our abc news sister station, giving us a sneak peek at the carpet and the green room for the stars. >> the red carpet has been rolled out. it's down, and it has been covered so it can stay pristine and fresh for all of the stars who will walk it on sunday. now when you watch those red carpet arrivals, this is where all of the stars will stop so that they can get their photos taken so everyone can see what they're wearing. they'll make their way inside the dolby theater, and once they're in there, there's a very special green room that's been set up for anyone going on to that oscar stage. and we got a sneak peek inside. this is the rolex green room backstage at the 96th oscars. each year there's a brand new design. this one is inspired by nature. rolex wanted

_ films that are not 'ust coming out of hollywood? as you know, over the last _ out of hollywood?? as you know, over the last few years, there i over the last few years, there has been some changes in the academy with younger members and more diverse members. i believe about a fourth of the academy now lives outside the us. you have a more diverse crowd watching films from all around the world, including japan. you also have maybe a generation of fans of animation now. ., ., , ., . . now. that was a film critic speaking _ now. that was a film critic speaking to _ now. that was a film critic speaking to me _ now. that was a film critic speaking to me earlier- now. that was a film critic i speaking to me earlier from tokyo. before we go, there has been a long feed development in the spread of bird flu. it has been found in penguins in antarctica. the virus has been discovered in gentoo and king penguins. hundreds of thousands of them live in south georgia — an island teeming with birdlife. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has more. they come to the islands of south georgia to nest

. >> and those hollywood knights in north hollywood here. she was looking so right in her diamonds. april. >> oh, hollywood, we love you. you are looking live at a tented hollywood boulevard. >> there are only two more hollywood nights until the biggest night of the year for tinseltown. >> and you got to watch the oscars live because we know the nominees, the presenters, even the big post-party menu. but it's all those unpredictable moments that are the stuff of oscar legends. >> yeah, well, when you think about it, you got a theater full of some of the world's most famous people, all in this live broadcast for nearly four hours. anything can happen. >> oppenheimer. with most of the top awards for this sunday's oscars looking pretty locked, this is a good time to remember that the best part of hollywood's biggest night is not the trophy. quite likely. >> but instead, the magnificent unpredictability of live television. >> the only laugh that man will ever get in his life is by stripping off and showing his shortcomings as the wickedly talented one and only a dozen. >> you never know

hello from hollywood.ok, and welcome to our special talking movies preview of the 96th annual academy awards. in today's programme... this is a matter of life and death. just how many oscar trophies do we think oppenheimer will win? oppenheimer is definitely going to win at least seven oscars, if not more. and why some new mexicans won't be rejoicing on oscars night. the oppenheimer movie winning a trove of awards will not be - a celebration for me. and how the academy awards is becoming increasingly global, helping germany become a strong contender this year. i really appreciate this opening of the academy that is taking place towards films from other countries. also, the solemn, unsettling documentary from ukraine that looks set to win a trophy. plus, i'll be trying to predict who will be taking home the top oscar prizes. there are a couple of very close races. all that and more in this special talking movies preview of the academy awards. hollywood is bracing for its biggest night of the year, but there

hollywood's biggest night. you saw right here on abc seven. >> yes.ging seven trophies. >> and this morning, my friend and abc news reporter tim pulliam live in los angeles with a look at the biggest moments of the night. hi, tim. >> hello, my friend. and hello, reggie. nice to be with you this morning. yeah. take a look behind me. you are seeing the remnants of the red carpet tent. they are breaking that thing down. that's why we are on hollywood boulevard at the moment. let's talk about oppenheimer. they had a very good night last night, barbie. not so much. only walking away with one oscar. still, there were some incredible moments last night. oppenheimer, a powerful force at this year's academy awards, winning seven oscars, including best film. >> oppenheimer. oppenheimer and oppenheimer. >> eight time nominee christopher nolan receiving his first win in the directing category, and cillian murphy winning his first trophy for best actor. >> for better or for worse, we're all living in oppenheimer's world, so i would really like to dedicate this to

we're live in hollywood. >> netanyahu versus biden. how israel's prime minister is defying a new warning from the white house not to escalate the war in gaza. what netanyahu said in a new interview overnight. >> here at home, as president biden hits the campaign trail after the state of the union, how senator katie britt, who gave the rebuttal, is defending her questionable comments about a sex trafficking case. >> from flooding to tornadoes, a major storm slamming the east, delaying spring break travel, a major airline explaining hundreds of delays and cancellations. >> a royal family photo controversy. the official photo of princess kate with her children yesterday is retracted over concerns it was manipulated. what we're learning about the image and epic comeback. >> how women's basketball superstar caitlin clark pulled off another stunner >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm lionel moise in for andrew. we begin with history made at the 96th academ

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they were blocked by lapd, but they managed to make it to hollywood boulevard, hollywood and highland. and now, as you can see, they are right in front of the oscars red carpet. >> amid ongoing israeli attacks and the blockade. gaza is in ruins, according to the hamas-run palestinian health ministry, more than 130,000 people, most of them civilians have been killed since the fighting began in october following hamas's attacks on israel and which militants killed some 1200 people and abducted around 250 other. israel says hamas still has more than 100 hostages >> millions more including children are facing starvation. the u.s. announcing sunday the first equipment needed to build a floating pier in gaza to deliver humanitarian aid by sea is on its way. >> this is the u.s. and other countries continue airdrops of aid over but protesters say it's not enough and are demanding a permanent cease-fire and an end to u.s. military support for israel. i don't understand how you can feed somebody with one hand and bomb them to death with the other. so all of biden's comments up until now have be

stay in hollywood, stay in hollywood. >> there is definitely something in the air there. >> in hollywood, we are counting down to the oscars now, just three days away as danny new joins us, we look at three of the biggest awards. the ones that we're most looking forward to. are they pretty predictable, would you say? i feel like they're not. i know you not have a disagreement on this, but what do you think? >> i think two of them are at this point, one race in particular is coming down to the wire, and there's a chance to end up with an extremely rare outcome in oscars history. a tie oppenheimer. now that oppenheimer has won best film at the british equivalent to the oscars, known as the baftas, oppenheimer and best ensemble at the screen actors guild awards, it seems pretty clear that christopher nolan's blockbuster biopic is going to win best picture at the oscars this sunday. in fact, cillian murphy oppenheimer with cillian murphy winning best actor on both of those nights, the man who played doctor oppenheimer is poised to also run away with the golden statue emma stone, for things,

but how is hollywood doing?ter the strikes, which were mentioned, they brought all those folks from behind the scenes out onto the stage, after covid, and arguably those were the kind of people, right, who were hurt the most financially by the shutdowns from the strike and covid, is there a sense hollywood's on its way back? >> you know, that's a really good question and it really depends on what lens you're looking through, when you see "oppenheimer" and you see "barbie," movie theaters are back, but look at the studios and they're all cutting budgets. i have so many friends in this town who are losing jobs left and right. they're trying to figure out what is the new model that's going to work? you know, for every "barbie" and "oppenheimer" how many movies are not bringing people into the theaters, obviously streaming has a lot to do with this. so it's really -- everyone's looking for the next "barbie" but that's an anomaly. it's tough in hollywood right now, it's not rainbow and sunshine and unicorns. people a

barbie may be up for best song, i want to take you like to hollywood, and this is the world famous hollywoodming up to 7:30am in los angeles and those stars on the red carpet may be getting up around now because they have a lot of hair and make—up to get through before they hit the red carpet a little later. the sun just rising there in los angeles. we will have full coverage of the oscars here on bbc news. stay with us. hello. not particularly springlike for many areas so far, through the week it will perhaps start to feel more like spring. temperatures climbing, but still some rain at times. rain for the rest of the day, moving slowly north and west across england and north wales, some rain into southern scotland and northern ireland, patchy rain in the north of scotland. eastern scotland quite chilly, 5—6, sunshine from the south, wales, up to 12. this evening, we keep extensive cloud cover, but rain easing, some drizzle, more widespread rain for a time in northern ireland. clear spells could fill in with areas of mist and fog. heading into tomorrow, many of us find ourselves between diff

you can see the world—famous hollywood sign the background.n. it has felt decidedly chilly. temperatures will climb through the week ahead with some further bouts of rain at times. low pressure has been dominating through the weekend, that low centre to the south of us, cloud swirling around in this type of cloud has been producing some outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain. the rain was slowly but surely peter out as we head through the night, the heaviest bursts will ease but it will stay quite damp and drizzly with some areas of mist in the hills, and any clear spells could fill in with patchy fog as well. monday morning, quite a murky start, a low clearing eastwards, other weather systems waiting out west. for many of us, not a huge amount going on apart from some cloud, mist and murk. some brighter spells, especially for wales and the south—west of england. this area of low pressure may bring some rain perilously close to the east coast of england and this frontal system will bring rain across northern ireland and into western scotland.

hollywood films are not allowed to participate in the race.der of the spring festival box office, which is literally the name of the chinese new year, was the dramedy you only live once, which collected 2.85 billion yuan or $402 million. the film is about a woman who spent many years at home and decided to start a new life by taking up boxing. this is already the second success of the actress and director jia lin, whose new year's hit is hello mom. earned $841 million worldwide in 2021. in second place is the racing comedy pegasus 2, which collected 2.5 billion yuan over the holidays. the plot centers on a former rally champion who, having found himself on the sidelines of life, decides to return to the sport. bronze went to local animation. the new series of the popular franchise neighbor bears through time and space was recorded in 9 days on your account is 1.5 billion yuan. this week , the comedy adam and eve about the last people left on earth, and the documentary drama roman kostomarov is born, hit the cinema industry radar. twice about t

thank you for that. felix, of felix terms of injurious great, and the good of hollywood have had the red carpet for the biggest show his 9th of big yeah, the oscar u. k. blockbuster, oppenheimer dominated criminal used to know what's next. what's next? christopher buildings, ethic, historical drama, scoop 7 awards, including best film and best director in stock county. and they also took the best after the best actress award. went to m a stone to poor fitz. that's the film expert scott rocks breath. i his take on this year's highlights, are you, how can i follow that i a follow ryan gosling doing. i just can, i mean that obviously was so the engine team and highlight of the evening for me and i think for most people watching uh the oscars. um, but if i had to look at the actual films that one and what i think it means a for the industry, i'm the fact that oppenheimer did so well that really basically cleaned up the oscars issue. i think that's a sign that this was a return to sort of the oscars of old because oppenheimer is one of those big old hollywood historical epics. the kind of

have a great, a good of hollywood here. the red carpet for the biggest night of the year and show base the us goes the nuclear blockbuster oppenheimer dominate the ceremony, christopher note, and ethics group 7 awards, including best film, best director, and best actor, the period terms. and my, i see oppenheimer open hymer topped it tonight of domination with the award for best picture it's 7 when included christopher nolan for best director robert disney junior, for best supporting actor and kelly and murphy winning his 1st oscar for best actor . we made a film about the mine and created the atomic bomb and for better for us, we're all living in oppenheimer's world. so i would really like to dedicate this to the peace makers everywhere because there are many generally steered clear of politics. but the brief mentions of international tragedies were powerful. jonathan glaser used his zone of interest international feature. when to echo the films method you to account, the humanize ation says, what are the victims of octobe

hollywood, all the rest of it.t there's a bit of depth to nicholas danes, isn't there? because you've got a first in microbiology . i bet there are microbiology. i bet there are many stunt men that have got that in background . that in their background. >> think there are so >> i don't think there are so academically obviously quite good.i academically obviously quite good. i was all right. >> yeah, well, no, clearly you were right. but you've, you've also put that to use haven't you as well. >> yes, yes. >>- >> yes, yes. >> i'm really passionate about wildlife i really feel wildlife and i really feel like that the next that we are failing the next generation regards to the generation with regards to the plight on this plight of wildlife on this planet now. so i've been involved in series called involved in a series called destination conservation. i've been that kids been making that to take kids and get them involved in conservation with endangered species , because, you know, if species, because, you know, if we

your bay area celebrities and now you're in hollywood. hello >> thank you. >> we're so proud of our grandson. >> bay area oscar nominated filmmaker leo chang was proud to be nominated for his documentary island. in between, being on the red carpet was part of the dream. exciting. >> and i think it's everything i thought it would be and then some. >> we also caught up with dave mullins and brad booker before their oscar win for the best animated short film, with john lennon's son, sean ono lennon. >> probably the biggest thing that, you know, my dad taught me and. and my mom, that, you know the hard work pays off. >> and of course, the oscars also had some unexpected moments, with john cena presenting the oscar for best costume design. make it recalling an infamous incident on the show 50 years ago and emma stone's broken dress as she won best actress for her role in poor things. and despite bay area nominees not taking a golden statue home, many of them had the same sentiment. they were honored and grateful to be nominated and we're proud

it is the eve of the oscars, and we are kicking things off from hollywood.johnson is with us now from the red carpet at the dolby theatre. we've got you covered on the fierce competition, the fierce fashion, and, of course, the big predictions. hey, whit. you're looking sharp out there with that bow tie. >> janai: speaking of men owning the red carpet. >> whit: thank you very much, guys. go ahead. oh, start. take a look here. they're putting the finishing touches on this red carpet behind me. they actually started removing the protective plastic here, so it has that fresh, new car smell, and we'll take it for a spin. we have the preparations under way for hollywood's biggest night and have a look at some of the history-making headlines and will ganss is here with a variety of reports including the latest in men's fashion. as you're speaking of this tuxedo, this is the reject tuxedo, the one that janai told me specifically not to wear because it's boring, so we're going to spice it up for tomorrow. we'll have more on that coming up. >> janai: you know, whit j

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>> this morning on world news now the parties are still going strong out in hollywood, and that likely includes the cast and crew of oppenheimer. >> after taking home the top award at the oscars, we've got all the top winners and surprises from john cena to a clapping dog. plus, what was happening backstage. we are live in hollywood. >> also this morning, the weekend attacks between the top two presidential candidates and what the latest poll numbers show about the state of the race. plus alabama senator katie britt still taking heat for her state of the union response plus weather extremes. >> the skier falling 600ft off an icy mountain, and the conditions delaying flights in florida just in time for spring break. >> and the questions this morning surrounding a royal family photo that was released over the weekend. the photo appears to have been manipulated. it's monday march 11th. >> from abc news this is world news now. >> good morning everyone. thanks for joining us on this morning after oscars. yes, everyone also talking yesterday about that photograph that was released by the pri

hollywood films are not allowed to participate in the race.der of the spring festival box office, which is literally the name of the chinese new year, was dramide you only live once, which collected 2.85 billion yuan or $402 million. the film tells the story of a woman who spent many years at home and decided to start a new life by taking up boxing. this is the second success of the actress and director. whose new year's hit hello mom earned $841 million worldwide in 2021. in second place is the racing comedy pegasus 2, which collected 2.5 billion yuan over the holidays. the plot centers on a former rally champion who, having found himself on the sidelines of life, decides to return to the sport. bronze went to local animation. the new series of the popular franchise “bears neighbors” through time and space, in 9 days, chalked up one and a half. referring us with its name to the famous biblical story about the first people on earth. marina is a metropolitan actress, and victor is an avid scientist. it would seem that their worlds will never in

siiir; hollywood's back a bit and people are celebrating it.— hollywood's back a bit and people are celebratingordinary few - are celebrating it. silly and murphy| has had an extraordinary few years, jack who would've thought all the way from birmingham to oppenheimer what do you think of what you saw last night? good that the way british film is being recognised right now. british film is being recognised riaht now. �* , ., british film is being recognised riahtnow. �* , . ., ., , right now. british and averagely -- beaches and _ right now. british and averagely -- beaches and irish _ right now. british and averagely -- beaches and irish as _ right now. british and averagely -- beaches and irish as cillian - right now. british and averagely -- beaches and irish as cillian murphy wouid _ beaches and irish as cillian murphy would describe myself, and his performance and oppenheimer was incredibly, — performance and oppenheimer was incredibly, as people have seen it would _ incredibly, as people have seen it would say— incredibly, as people have seen it would say it was brilliant, but afterwards

still, oscar remains the main ideological voice of big hollywood, its annual message to the city and encrypt. if only recently the future of streaming projects was seen as the future of five figurines from netflix and three from apple over the past 2 years, then this time they were rushing to advocate for a traditional picture for the big screen and the return of classic hollywood. the triumphant evening open gamer, shot on film, adored by christopher nolon, practically served as a call watch movies in cinemas, especially in imax format. standing on stage receiving an award for. it's a matter of life and death, but i can perform a miracle. the second world war will end, our guys will return home. in a curious trend, the oscars had no effect on the box office receipts of any of the winners. 5 years ago, peter forelli's green book, after winning... doubled its box office, and leonard abrahamson's room, having received a statuette for best actress in 2015, increased its modest box office by another 65%. in the same year , audience interest in the award winners did not increased, the poo

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