we love you, michael keaton. >> thanks, man. that was bat -- no. >> if there's no title, could that become my theme song? >> absolutely. >> that is a great tune. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you don't have a a theme song. >> no. and i thought -- i was sitting backstage thinking -- you do? >> jimmy: yeah. i have two of them. ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ >> jimmy: what are you thinking -- what are you thinking it was? yeah, that's your theme song for sure. >> jimmy: another one was -- ho. ♪ ♪ that was years ago. i had to do whatever i had to do to pay the bills, you know what i'm saying? i'm in l.a. for a couple days, where should i eat? >> i got a couple places for you. downtown there's some really great places downtown. like factory is good. >> jimmy: factory is a a restaurant? >> did you ever go to chey jay when you were out here? >> jimmy: oh, no. >> chez jay. >> jimmy: chez jay. it's hard to pronounce. but very good. chez jay, good. >> way better than chez what. >> jimmy: chez what! the factory, chez jay. >> and capo'

. -- ed norton lighting up the screen with michael keaton.his is about theater, film star, talk about that, and what your actual odds are for this movie winning best picture. >> one month ago, no one thought bird man had much of a chance and it made a run. it won the producers guild lord. that is a good indicator of what's going to win best picture. actors are the largest voting branch of the academy. this movie is not only about hollywood it's about the anxieties and insecurities of working in hollywood. the main character is not washed up, but an older superhero actor, much like michael keaton himself, but he wants to make a big, grand artistic statement on broadway. the director may very well win best erector. this is his big grand, artistic statement. it was shot to look like there were in the film. it is definitely about hollywood. the oscars love movies about hollywood. about hollywood saving the world. i gave this to-one odds. i am low to be honest. it has been a late charge for bird man. a lot of people think it has overtaken boyhood

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michael keaton is just right behind eddie. really set the tone for the rest of the show. >> now what about katrina, if you could tell the viewers at home, if they squeeze in one film before the big night what would you tell them to see? >> well i really liked american sniper. i don't think it will take home the best movie you know, film of the night. i personally really liked it. >> matt, what would you encourage our viewers at home to run out and see? >> absolutely whiplash. jk simmons is a lock for best supporting actor. my favorite movie of 2014. it is a must see. >> i like definitive statements like that. tell me where to go. where do i put my coat and hat on and scarf and get out there. i love it. i love it. i love it. what about dominic? the last word. >> well, i mean i think it is a hard one. kimberly, i have to say, part of my heart goes out with "american sniper." i love this movie. i think imitation game is what we're seeing. this is about a man who winston churchill said probably did more to stop world war ii than a

michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hodges. paul thomas anderson for "inherent vice" based on the novel by

michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hodges. paul thomas anderson for "inherent vice" based on the novel by

the answer is -- michael keaton. how about that.s also working on comedy at the time. >> he's going to have a big night tonight. >> all good stuff. >> how about a check of the weather? >> i also started as an ice cream salesman. >> you got fired. >> let's get into all of that. thank you very much. >>> let's celebrate birthday. you're turning 10 today. >> yeah. >> where are you from? >> new york city. >> from right here. is this your sister up here? >> yeah. >> you have a brother. >> that's named tristin. >> i have two brothers. very cool. all right. we're figuring out everybody's relationship here on the plaza. let's take a look at the weather going on across the country where we have ice to worry about down south. also some snow in denver. up north we are talking about more frigid cold temperatures working in. we could see 10 to 15 inches in the denver area. it will be a very icy commute in dallas tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we are also looking at windchill warnings and subzero windchills down through chicago and also into t

anyone who wants to study acting or see how it's done, watch this scene with michael keaton and edward norton in "birdman." oh! [ applause ] that was it. i go, "oh my god, how did he do that?" >> you know there -- >> jimmy: you're doing like, three different characters at once. >> well, actually, in the movie it didn't hit me until we were into it about a week and a half and it hit me. i thought i'm actually playing an actor who's playing two

i liked michael keaton in "birdman," but he was playing himself almost. so bradley cooper stretched as an actor, wasn't in his comfort zone, being the sort of pretty boy leading man that he usually does or a comic. this was a stretch, this was a reach. >> didn't you like the way he was sort of inward. it was like, the kind of guy you'd think would be this kind of guy. like gary cooper from the old days. i've got to fight, i'm going to get good at it. i'm not flashy, there's no panache here, i'm just doing my job. >> and it was as true to the real-life guy as possible. even the guy's widow believes that bradley's performance was spot-on. >> and i just saw him in "elephant man," another amazing display of talent. now it's up to you. >> i think julianne moore. >> you stole it from me! >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to. >> she plays a woman who is a very academic person at columbia, she's a professor, all the lights on, brain power, gets early alzheimer's. explain. >> i think that's something that's going to resonate with a lot of people out there. ting it is so

many believe julian moore will win best actress, test actor is between michael keaton and betty ren made who played stephen hawking. >> the oscars are about 20 minutes away. we will have read carpet coverage beginning at 7:00 and make sure you join leon, allison and doug tonight at 11:00 for a complete wrap of the big night. right now, police are investigating a fatal shooting in northeast washington that happen around 12:30 this afternoon near sergeant and emerson streets. the "washington post" reports the victim has died. our cell is king says he was shoveling snow when he heard six or seven shots. >> iran down from the top of the street. i ran back down and saw them doing cpr. >> the victim's name has not released. victim say he lives in the neighborhood. the suspect is a blackmail between five foot eight and 5'10", wearing dreadlocks, a gray t-shirt and black shorts. an olympic i do -- the big announcement from michael phelps and with whom he is tying the knot. but first, a new threat from a notorious terror >> you're watching abc seven news at 6:30 -- on your side. >> a call for vig

he's given -- he's given that to michael keaton.ael keaton throughout this award season between his speeches and his demeanor, has really, you know, spoken from the heart. he's won over a lot of people. i still think eddie redmayne is going to win for best actor. however -- >> well, you are bringing us to what i want to do right now. kelley, i'll start with you. we'll put up a full screen of your picks for the best. >> kelley's got "birdman," michael keaton julianne moore, and patricia arquette. the last three, aren't those pretty safe? >> those are locked in i think. >> i vote with kelley. >> me too. >> really? >> okay well -- let's see -- >> not even an argument. >> bad tv. >> are you hedging your bets? okay you say eddie redmayne. >> it's a little bit of wishful thinking, i think what he accomplished in this film was one of the best performances of all time by an actor. >> fantastic. dominick, let's throw up yours. where you are. >> and you are? >> am i the sad last one? >> oh, you -- you can't do that! >> look i make a career ou

michael keaton was amazing. >> i saw "theory of everything."movie, an amazing acting job by this young man. you'll pick the same one, right? >> yes. i think it will be eddie redmayne. but this was a year of some really good acting performances. bradley cooper in "american sniper" was excellent as well as michael keaton in "birdman." all three of them could easily win. benedict coupler batch was amazing in "imitation game". >> let's talk about best actress. all of you picked the same thing. julianne moore. >> it's the easiest thing. definitely a lock for julianne moore. she was excellent in "still alice" she plays a woman sufferingalzheimer's. it's so heart wrenching. she's been nominated but has never won. she definitely -- her time is due. >> supporting actress. patricia arquette in "boyhood" whaxt's amazing about this film is they follow the same cast for 12 years in realtime. you watch them get older. but you agree with this pick as well. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, this was patricia arquette's only role over those years, too. that's amaz

trying to stay healthy, michael keaton's been fist-bumping.en able to not get a to cold? >> no, i have not been able to them. not get a cold. i've gotten two or three of them.g pretty good no but i'm feeling pretty good now. >> reporter: j.k. simmons' spouse, michelle, says he's been sleeping three hours a night.been >> well, i'll fall apart at the seams at some point tomorrow, i guess, probably.ow, i >> monday.eah, hopefully not >> yeah, hopefully not until >> not that long ago monday. street. >> reporter: this nominee it mingled with the crowd. to have an ind >> not that long ago, i would have been out there on the street. >> that's how selma came about.best female we scratched, clawed, had it n bras and done. >> reporter: you have been known >> reporter: amo to have an independent spirit yourself now, haven't row? >> every now and then. every now and then. >> reporter: or, as best female lead, julianne moore put it -- >> i brought my own bras and food. >> reporter: among this jared leto jacket sighting, hardware went to keaton, simmons, and

"birdman's" michael keaton, oscar's 63-year-old comeback kid.-year-old eddie redmayne, with his total transformation into the real-life role of stephen hawking. is there a chance of a surprise for bradley cooper or benedict cumberbatch? you bet there is. good reason to stay on the edge of your seat as sunday night beckons. >> all right. it's time to chat a little bit with chris about some of his oscar picks. >> let's start with best picture. a lot of talk that it's between "birdman" and "boyhood." >> i think it's tight. i think it will be "birdman." i think we have seen given its performance at the guilds, it just seems to have more loyalty in the voter department. >> best actor. tough competition. i gotta go with bradley cooper. who do you like? >> flip a coin. i still think it's between michael keaton and eddie redmayne. i think it will be keaton. a comeback guy that people loved in the '80s and he's back in a big way this year. >> none of those guys have won an oscar. >> best actress? >> it's gotta be julianne moore. it's a staggering perform

>> i don't know. >> michael keaton.re? >> hey, how about we do that? i'm elevated. it will even be colder. can you get me back over? my graphics are going to be over here. there we go. and -- begin. we have an oscars forecast for you. sprinkles. i'm going to get my wings wet on sunday. a few showers. any way. it will be 68 for a high. you know, we are concerned this weekend. this is a weekend getaway and ice forecast from arkansas up to the northeast. ca-caw. that's the big picture. >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. after a foggy start we will have hazy sunshine this afternoon and mid-to-upper 60s and a few cloud on the cost and nearly sick. cooler nights and afternoons are on the way and some sprinkles are possible on >> hey, guess what? you can do this, too. get in on all the oscar action this weekend, right from your couch. our sponsor, jc penney has two amazing ways to get involved. playing along with the rest. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to find out more. george? i love these wings. >> a h

michael keaton channing tatum, john travolta. the guys brought their a-game to the oscars. did they have extra help turning heads? but first, the "nightline 5." >> number one in 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. you're about to meet two adorable baby girl hot were born conjoined, their parents refusing to give into december spare choosing hope in the form of a risky surgery that could give each of their precious daughters a shot at an independent life. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. >> reporter: natalie anded a line monta share an intimacy most twins will never know. living face-to-face sharing every breath since they were born done joined 10 months ago. in a few hours their parents alize and eric will wait anxiously as their daughters undergo a complicated surgery to separate them that will put their lives at risk. it's an unimaginable choice most parents will never have to face. >> i want to give them a shot at a normal life. >> reporter: we are there behind the scenes with the family at texas children's hospital at 12 surgeons work for u

and michael keaton's always done that better than anybody.fferent than himself. the before trilogy people think it is me. none of our experiences is unique. everybody struggles with their ego. that's what the movie birdman is about. and how hard it is. what are the right ways to to mature? i think michael keaton puts that id on screen. >> charlie: you also made a document ri. >> i have. >> charlie: what's it about? a piano teacher that you saw? >> i was invited to a dinner party a few years ago, and i really didn't want to go. it was on a monday night. i was doing a play. >> charlie: monday night is your night off. >> yeah, monday night is my night off. i was having this terrible bout of stage fright, and i started acting really young and it was coming at me as a real surprise. i was in a really state of crisis, for myself. you know if you love something and you feel it being taken away from you it's really scary. i was about to turn 40, and i think i was -- i had always been the youngest person i knew. you know, dead poet society came out an

steve carell michael keaton eddie redmayne michael keaton a huge comeback.guess eddie redmayne? >> i think people go sent me tall with keaton. >> i'm only guessing because eddie redmayne won the screen actor's guild award. >> there are tea leaves to be read. >> like the guild awards. if you look at who won those, you can sometimes predict. >> see you on sunday jess. >> cannot wait. >> it will be fun. amy? >>> awards season is not just about who wins. it's about what everyone is wearing. join inging us now is sent stylist and fashion designer george kotsiopoulos. thank you for being with us. >> isn't it really what everyone is wearing? >> you picked a couple of women that have stood out in the red carpet the last few weeks. let's start with julianne moore. >> the red tom ford that she wore with the plunging neckline is fabulous. she's bringing out a lot of sex appeal. the green givenchy cow tour. the sparkly silver one with the feathers also givenchy. she's going to bring it. >> like sexy sophistication. what do those looks suggest in terms of what she may we

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>> no. >> reporter: this is hardly what michael keaton expected.an" re-emerging as "birdman." >> you are a god. >> reporter: this time hardly just a super hero playing a deeply torn father actor. >> let's face it dad, you are not doing this for the sake of art. you are doing this because you want to feel relevant again. >> emma stone said in looking at your character she's never seen a more difficult role written for someone? >> wow. yeah. that could be true. >> it is about an aging movie star. people can relate to this movie in all walks of life. >> yeah. >> people on the street when they stop you or you are in a coffee shop and they come up and want to talk about in specifics about the movie and certain scenes. it's barely about an actor really. people have asked are there parallels in this character to your real life. you said this is the role with the least connection. >> i don't relate to the personality type. >> reporter: struggle staying a super hero forever. not the same in real life. >> he was burdened by the whole birdman thing. i wasn't

"birdman's" michael keaton is seen as his main rival. >> i think michael keaton has a shot, but if i were putting money on it i would say redmayne is going to win. >> reporter: keaton certainly has his eyes on the prize, but the nomination and the career comeback were also victories of their own. >> look, you're talking about a dude that get up in the morning and goes two arms two legs lungs, eyes i'm -- i'm pretty much good to go. >> reporter: keaton's film about an actor trying to make a comeback has racked up numerous best picture honors. >> you guys ready to have some fun?! >> yeah! >> reporter: but so has the coming of age tale "boyhood," which followed characters through 12 years of filming. >> so i have a feeling that the academy is can going to go for "boyhood," because it's a little bit more of a film that tugs at the heartstrings than "birdman." >> reporter: tonight's wild card is the blockbuster, "american sniper." best picture and best actor for bradley cooper are among its six nominations. >> i think its best shot at an actual win will be in one of the two sound categorie

michael keaton about the journey?ll somebody and, you know keep your eye on the ball. don't be a baby. don't whine. you know. stay focused. and just keep working. >> michael keaton we thank you. thank you, thank you, best of luck. fingers are crossed. >> don't uncross them. >> you can hit a backhand. >> i will try and everybody check out bardarbunga in theaters now. join us also oscar sunday february 22nd right here on abc. >>> and michael as promised they are still crossed. coming up here celebrity siblings opening up on whether or not they feel they're living in shadows and how they're hoping to blaze their own trail on "good morning america." >>> "gma's" countdown to oscar sunday brought to you by jcpenn >>> we have a story about celebrity siblings the sisters of miley cyrus, vanessa hujen and abbie boudreau talked to them about their hot new project. ♪ >> reporter: three trendy teens with a little something in common. what would that bey. >> i mean i think -- >> i know. >> i'm like oh. food is that it? >> reporter

michael keaton about the journey?eye on the ball. don't be a baby. don't whine. you know. stay focused. and just keep working. >> michael keaton we thank you. thank you, thank you, best of luck. fingers are crossed. >> don't uncross them. >> you can hit a backhand. >> i will try and everybody check out bardarbunga in theaters now. join us also oscar sunday february 22nd right here on abc. >>> and michael as promised they are still crossed. coming up here celebrity siblings opening up on whether or not they feel they're living in shadows and how they're hoping to blaze their own trail on "good morning america." >>> "gma's" countdown to oscar sunday brought to you by this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussio

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michael keaton about the journey?w keep your eye on the ball. don't be a baby. don't whine. you know. stay focused. and just keep working. >> michael keaton we thank you. thank you, thank you, best of luck. fingers are crossed. >> don't uncross them. >> you can hit a backhand. >> i will try and everybody check out bardarbunga in theaters now. join us also oscar sunday february 22nd right here on abc. >>> and michael as promised they are still crossed. coming up here celebrity siblings opening up on whether or not they feel they're living in shadows and how they're hoping to blaze their own trail on "good morning america." >>> "gma's" countdown to oscar sunday brought to you by jcpenney. when it fits, you tiberius lauderwink can appreciate a simple name. that's why he likes pick 2 from the pennsylvania lottery, the simplest numbers game yet. they've given all your favorite numbers games new, simpler names. play pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has dev

including emma stone, zach galifianakis and of course michael keaton., my god. edward norton, the first guest to be on our show twice in one night. >> twice in one night, thank you. okay, now wait. now wait. that's because we stayed up too late. both of us. but, before we even get going, i was back there listening and i'm going to fact check you on a few little items about last night because you guys need to hear the real story. and higgins can back me up. okay, number one, your eyes are painted on with cgi technology right now. [ laughter ] he is asleep. he is asleep. he's not awake and doing comedy. his eyes are painted on. they pulled him off the curb outside the plaza hotel and brought him over here and propped him up. number two, at no point in the evening did jimmy say, "okay, let's wrap it up. let's wrap it up." [ laughter ] other people said, "okay, let's wrap it up." and he went, "no, no!" [ laughter and applause ] number three. number three. there were a lot of legitimately great musical acts on the stage. however, there were also some moments

and michael keaton, it is a character different than himself." trilogy, people think that is me. no experiences are unique, everybody struggles with ego and that is what "bird man" is about. what are the right ways. michael king put that, that id on screen. charlie: you made a documentary. what is it about? a piano teacher? ethan: i was invited to a dinner party and i did not want to go i was doing a play. monday night is my night off. i have this terrible bout of stage fright and i started acting really young, it was coming as a surprise. i was really in a state of crisis for myself. if you love something and you feel it being taken away from you, it is really scary. i was about to turn 40 and i think i have always been the youngest person i knew. "dead poet's society" came out i was the youngest person at my job. that was no longer true and i felt the earth coming out from underneath me. i was standing next to the 85 year old piano teacher who said, what is bothering you? it started as a long, silly conversation. i told my wife about it and i

>> he and michael keaton are you and neck. .ddie has won more awards but michael keaton has a thing goingcars love to give career awards. michael keaton has never won an oscar. people respect him. his way. another reason to bring up" this is sniper," another place where we could see an upstate -- and upset. " stillnne moore in another nominee? >> she is getting a career award tonight. she has been nominated a couple times. the industry loves her. she is getting this award as much for this new film as for her whole body of work. this is a movie that is just now expanding nationwide in theaters. it has a lot to gain in terms of financial impact. i think more people will see this small movie as a result. look atyou work at -- financial impact, is it as important to be nominated, it is more important to be nominated then when? nominations still mean a lot. winning best picture, you can't what a price on that. there are a lot of people all over the world who pay close attention to the nominees for best picture. they will actively seek those thees out before they watch ceremony, because they wa

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michael keaton was an early leader but it has to be him.am told, amazing, i actually saw that one. it was great. i got a discount, senior citizen for the early matinee. i understand he had to do different scenes 4 different parts of the story line, different times of day so when the morning striding around healthy at lunchtime he would be in a wheelchair and at night he would be doing this scene on crutches and could barely move. that is the claim to best actor i think. >> a lot of people are making my left foot the disability, but this is a strong performance, visual performance, with his eyes, it is the worthy performance. i love michael keaton in bird man. stuart: i'm with you on this one. best actress nominees, felicity jones julianne moore, roseland pike and your pick for the winner is? >> long overdue coronation for julianne moore, the alzheimer's film still out, she is very good in it, the film is okay but she wins as often happens a great actor or actress will win for the role, not for the role they should have but for a role that i

michael keaton.r for me personally it's the one that holds my interest the best, but boy there were a lot of good movie they're. >> i think julie and more will take it. michael keaton. forbidder man and best picture because i saw this last weekend i loved it grand budapest hotel. >> my picks best actress my wife made me see gone girl. bradley cooper, local guy and did a great job put a lot into the role he played in american sniper. i haven't seen selma but a lot of people have seen it, it's the next movie on the list, i think hey, maybe it will be selma. go to facebook because we did a preoscar show you can watch. >> it would be lovely to see selma take the big prize. >> reporter: get ready for the big sunday at watch abc. see it for live video on stage and back stage. stop tweeting, matt. [laughter]. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my

but in the very tight race between michael keaton and eddie redmayne for best actor, redmayne came out the winner. hi gave one of the most genuinely happy speeches. >> first-time nominee eddie redmayne took home his first oscar for "the theory of everything:the true story of stevenphen hawking." he will be the award's grateful custodian. >> i'll polish him, answer his beck and call. >> help me find my phone. >> best actress julianne moore also played a woman facing a debilitating illness. >> at the end of the day it's the work. it's being able to do work that i love that's been so rewarding and this is just amazeingamazing. ♪ check out the glamor the people tweeting on the twitter ♪ >> neil patrick harris opened with a fast production. he reyated true "birdman" getting locked out of his dressing room with nothing but his underwear. >> acting is a noble profession. ♪ glory ♪ >> comen and john legend won best song "glory" from martin luer this king's movie "selma." some of the show's most emotional moments were including lady gaga with a tribute to 50 years of "the sound of music." >> an

steve carell broody cooper benedict cumberbatch, michael keaton and eddie redmayne.irdman." >> michael keaton. >> he went with michael keaton. >> "birdman." >> close one. >> it'll be a close one. i'm going with onyx, you're right. he knows what he's talking about. >> and michael keaton won a lot of awards so a lot of awards leading up to the oscar predict what's going to happen at the oscars but we'll get the final word this sunday when the oscars air at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific so tune in if onyx is right. >> interesting that onyx can make predictions and you decent seem to have any problem with that. onyx is giving -- >> you mean when michael does it. >> yes. >> i think you're right. >> just a side note. >> just a side note. >> you got that in? you ready. >> i'm ready. >> i have to give a side note. it's 7:00 p.m. on abc. >>> a new take on the teeoff. great golf shots. take a look at these impressive trick shots on the san diego state golf team. they show off impressive footwork. saw the backflips and they even get a major hole in one or should we say a

a comeback on broadway gets a worthy antagonist in a costar who flirts with the daughter of michael keaton's character and causes all sorts of mischief. >> why don't you get your bird suit? >> like the character he plays " edward norton got his start as a theater performer and learn how to move between stage and screen. >> if you are a successful going, actor, you are when his hollywood going to call, and if you are in hollywood, you are like, i need that credibility. >> norton insists that the film goes beyond the specifics of show business to send a more universal message. >> we have this youthful notion of what we see ourselves fall away from and then, how am i going to get back to that? am i going to be the person i wanted to be? >> "boyhood" revolves around a simple idea, that life is not so much about big moments as little ones. >> you guys ready to have some fun? >> yeah! >> the show of the movie is one that celebrates ordinary life. hoc'-- ethans ad hawke's friend and collaborator richard linklater had an unusual concept. >> we would work for 12 years and grow up with this boy. >> it

winning best picture this year "birdman" or the unexpected virtue of ignorance starring michael keaton actress julianne moore for her role in "still alice." >> best actor eddie redmayne starring in the theory of everything. >> patricia arquette "boyhood." >> evening's first oscar best supporting actor went to j.k. simmons in "whiplash." >> the best director went to alejandro gonzÁlez iÑÁrritu for "birdman." >> and n.p.h. >> neil patrick harris if you are cool like her and have a relationship like that she can call him n.p.h. hosting the oscars for think first time. we saw him do his opening number. entertained on all fronts. >> it was a spicy sense of humor that got our attention. ♪ >> welcome to the 87th oscars. tonight, we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry, brightest. >> hi, what's your name? >> steve. >> nice. first time here? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> have you -- who's the most famous person you are looking forward to meeting tonight? >> ed norton. he's right over there. >> nice seat. ♪ he won an oscar ♪ >> i'd like to thank the academy. i like to write this down so i don't