a great one for gary oldman.ton churchill in darkest hour. frances mcdormand was named best actress. the best film prize went to the shape of water. from los angeles, here's our correspondent, james cook. after a year of darkness, a splash of colour returned to hollywood. the black threads of protest were gone, although the determination to call time's up on abuse and to create a more inclusive industry remained. if i may be so honoured to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight... best actress winner frances mcdormand had a message for the moguls. look around, ladies and gentlemen, because we all have stories to tell and projects we need financed. and the winner is, gary oldman, darkest hour. congratulations! there were four more british wins, including one for the silent child, a short film about a deaf little girl from wiltshire. i made a promise to our 6—year—old lead actress that i would sign this speech, and my hands are shaking a bit so i apologise. last year, this

and the winner is, gary oldman, darkest hour.formation into winston churchill, the british actor saw v for victory and he thanked his 98—year—old mother. i say to my mother, "thank you for your love and support. put the kettle on, i'm bringing oscar home." congratulations! there were four more british wins, including one for the silent child, a short film about a deaf little girl from wiltshire. i made a promise to our 6—year—old lead actress that i'd sign this speech, and my hands are shaking a little bit so i apologise. last year, this famous duo announced the wrong winner. no such problem this time. the shape of water. the greatest thing our art does and our industry does is to erase the lines in the sand. we should continue doing that when the world tells us to make them deeper. so inclusion was the theme, change really is coming to hollywood was the message. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. a tweet from simon, oscars 2010, a group of over egos that know so little of people's struggles while these self service pack each oth

you would not think gary oldman. he almost did not ta ke think gary oldman.st did not take that, he thought so many people have played churchill better than i could hope for and here he is. amazing actor. the range of roles he has taken on. and he has never won this. he did win the bafta last month so we have recognised him. i quite like these old school things, making it up as you go along, but had the graphics. it is not like that every night! that's it for the papers this hour. we'll be back at 11.30pm for another look. hopefully with graphics! next on bbc news, it's meet the author. aida edemariam has written an unusual biography — a rich and engrossing story of a woman of whom none of her readers will ever have heard. the wife's tale is the story of her own grandmother, born 100 years ago, and a picture of her country, ethiopia. it reads beautifully, as if it's told in her voice, a book that will take you gently and unforgettably into another world. welcome. what was the quality of this story, the potential in this story, that convinced you that people w

the shape of water won best picture, while the top acting honours were split between gary oldman forhe darkest hour and frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. and then the front paper of the i, a story that says us lobbyists are wanting to be able to sell cornish pasties in the uk. the paper reports they want protected status to be dropped on other british products, including scotch whisky and cumberland sausage. american pie. with me is kulveer ranger, vice president of strategy and communication at the digital company, atos. welcome back. good morning, you made me hungry there. oh no, i am hungry as well. let's get started and talk about the italian press. wejust have one here and how it is digesting the lack of result in the italian election. what a surprise. from the election polls, what people are thinking. i would by no means claim to be an expert on italian politics but what we are seeing here is that same trend of nationalist politics, nationalist policies, those parties that sort of tapping into the mood of the people. we have seen it in france, we h

gary oldman i think the british star gary oldman was crowned best actor it's the first academy award for the fifty nine year old it was presented by jane fonda and heaven mira i would just like to salute some winston churchill who has been marvelous company on what can be described as. an incredible journey and my wife just sailed for travelling that road with me and being at my side. old the trophy for his performance in office stars british prime minister winston churchill during a critical turning point in the second world war we saw. something in the field that in a scene we saw five. weeks. thank oldman lead the european contingent of winners at the ninetieth academy awards german next and his team got the oscar for best visual effects for their work and a sign find true love blade drama twenty forty nine. this is the mothers in the sky get in is the first time i've won an oscar probably the last time to go see it think i think now will go out and have some fun drink a little something and post see till the morning hours will be nice for now many thanks even consider the sequel

toro the shape of water which netted him two oscars for best picture and best view director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour and frances mcdormand took best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside and being ms story by fall of a pick me up if i've got something to. well for more on the oscar action we're joined by our film buff scott roxboro shape water one of the favorites nominated thirteen times for four awards is the movie really worthy of receiving the best picture award yeah i think so i mean it's one of these big fairytale fantasy stories which the academy often really likes to give best picture to story of of a mute woman who falls in love with the sea creature in one nine hundred fifty s. america but it's not only this sort of very visually spectacular film that shows that the magic of cinema it's also quite in some ways quite socially relevant because it literally is about giving voice to the voiceless you two characters in this film a mute woman and this sea creature

and the winner is gary oldman, darkest hour.saw v for victory and he thanked his 98—year—old mother. i say to my mother, thank you for your love and support. put the kettle on, i'm bringing oscar home! congratulations! there were four more british wins, including one for the silent child, a short film about a deaf little girl from wiltshire. i made a promise to our six—year—old lead actress that i'd sign this speech. my hands are shaking a little bit so i apologise. allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the meanest of mothers in i, tonya. i did it all by myself! she went on to thank a long list of people, and a parrot. jordan peele, get out. this was the first time a black... this was the first time a black writer had won best original screenplay. i stopped writing this movie about 20 times because i thought it was impossible. it thought it wasn't going to work. i thought no one would ever make with this movie, but i kept coming back to it because i knew if someone let me make this movie that people would hear i

overshadowed by scandal about sexual misconduct in shape business other major willis include gary oldman and frances mcdormand let's go live now to the red carpet and our correspondent there in los angeles rob reynolds the shape of water only the second time i understand that this is a fantasy picture wins best picture but it was the most nominated film wasn't it before the academy. yes it was the most nominated with thirteen nominations it came away with four actual awards including best picture and best director for a year modelled thorough. it was a film that was very unusual as you mentioned because of the it was not the usual sort of. high minded drama that perhaps the academy would have chosen in earlier years this was sort of a son mixture of science fiction creature feature and beauty in the beast love story so a bit unusual there and then of course we had the other award winners besides best picture best female actor of frances mcdormand or three billboards outside of being missouri gary oldman in his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour we saw the best supporting acto

another nominee for best lead actor is gary oldman. you for the time. for the darkest hour he offered an impressive performance as british prime minister winston churchill. in the film he tries to convince his cabinet to go to war against germany. you'll. be. perfectly capturing the swaying gait in mumbled speech gary oldman doesn't play but becomes churchill his performance makes him the keenest rival for daniel day lewis. he's covered in make up and prosthetics he can barely recognize and he disappears in the role and i think those two performances are two of the best that we saw last year across all categories and i think those two will be the ones will be really fighting it out in the best actor. but there are other nominees who also delivered outstanding performances. they include daniel for his role in the security or get out. denzel washington in the legal drama roman j israel esquire. and young timothy charlemagne and the romantic drama called me by your name. however among all these remarkable actors daniel day lewis is still the critics favori

i don't know, i just -- thought thatmake i >> gary oldman, "darkest hour." >> we need an army.y? >> regton, "roman j>>, get usr side. i'm the simultaneously.respec convict myself. expanding the full scope of the legal desert because the judgment's built in. the only thing left is forgiveness and i grant that to myself. >> and winner is -- gary oldman, "darkest hour." >> announcer: this i nomination for lor soldier spy. >> well -- my -- my deepest thanks to the academy and its members for this -- oh this glorious prize. i owe this and so much more to have for they th movies and douglas, my dear dearream this. it only took 20 years for us to work th david, for youryone at working inthliteam li churchill who has been marvelous hat be described as an incredible journey and traveling that road with me and being at my side. thank you, alfie, gallie charlie, william, my remarkable remarkable fellow nominees and my dear friend out there, denzel. an obviously, i'm not gng know, the ski. i woul thank my olderca thaxtane'er sofa. i say to my mother thank you for your love andsupport. put

toro's the shape of water which netted him two oscars for best picture and for best director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour. and frances mcdormand best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside missouri. well for more on the oscars our film buff scott ross perot's with us here hey scott the shape of water was one of the favorite son was nominated thirteen times is this movie in your opinion worthy of receiving the best picture award yeah i think so i mean i thought it was a pretty strong line up this year compared to some previous years where you it's obviously one film could win here you had a number of films that could have won best oscar best picture i think shape of water is a worthy winner i mean if you look at the oscar winners in years past they tend to either pick the academy tends to pick either a film that shows sort of the magic of cinema the visual splendor of the sort of fantasy of cinema or they go for a sort of socially aware film that shows the social power that c

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oscar hopes for gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill.uld be one of the winners at tonight's 90th academy awards. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning ‘s reviewers are coated balls, the political correspond at the spectator and then surely economics correspond and the independent. good morning and welcome to bbc news. snow and ice continue to cause widespread disruption despite temperatures slowly rising. many rail lines remain blocked and drivers have been warned to expect delays. two yellow warnings remain in place, covering much of the uk, while 16 flood warnings have been issued for the south—west and north—east of england. thousands of homes in cut—off rural communities remain without power. simon clemson reports. with so much snow to melt and even a little more in today's forecast, some will be living with these conditions and the disruption for a while yet. northern england, the midlands, wales and parts of northern ireland could still see further amounts of snow this morning, while scotland faces m

it's the year of me too and gary oldman it's the year of me too and gary oldman and kobe bryant still win at the oscars now that's reference to the best actor oscar which went to gary oldman now oldman has been accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife he's denied this never been charged but he maybe isn't the best spokesman for for me to movement and the same issues with kobe bryant kobe bryant basketball star became the first former n.b.a. champ to win an oscar he had won for best short animated oscar for a short film called the basketball which is based on a poem that he wrote when he retired but bryant as well was accused of rape in two thousand and three was never taken to court and settled out of court but that issue is people comment that on twitter he is one brian jones joins a long line of men who both won an oscar and been accused of rape. so that's some of the negative aspects but a lot people were praising some of the more diverse winners at this year's oscars particularly jordan peele who became the first african-american to win for best original screenplay for get out lot

oscar hopes for gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the darkest hour.uld be one of the winners at tonight's 90th academy awards. stay with us here on bbc news. in half an hour we head to newcastle, where our inside out programme discovers the history of one of the first newsreel theatres. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. sir roger bannister, the first man to run a mile in underfour minutes, has died at the age of 88. the world of sport has been paying tribute. lord seb coe saying "there is not a single athlete of my generation who was not inspired by roger and his achievements both on and off the track". after his athletics career was over, sir roger dedicated his life to medicine, and went on to become a distinguished neurologist. he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2011. joe wilson looks back at his life. 25—year—old roger bannister, third from the left... there are some moments of sporting history which become part of the world's history. he's decided this is the right moment. what roger bannister achieved in 1954 was like a lunar lan

the british actor gary oldman is celebrating after winning his first oscar.he silent child — starring six—year—old maisie sly from swindon who's deaf — also won an oscar. but the night belonged to the shape of water which won four awards, including best film. our arts editor will gompertz was there. the night began with host jimmy kimmel using his opening monologue to round up some of the elephants in the room. black panther and wonder woman were massive hits, which is almost miraculous, because i remember a time when the major studios didn't believe a woman or a minority could open a superhero movie. and the reason i remember that time is because it was march of last year. laughter thatjoke set the agenda for the evening. in the year of the 90th academy awards, it was time's up for a monocultural male dominated movie business. it's a new day in hollywood... said jennifer lawrence, before announcing that the winner of actress in a leading role was... francis mcdormand, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. so, i'm hyperventilating a little bit. if i fall

oscar hopes for gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the darkest hour.e could be one of the winners at tonight's 90th academy awards. and stay with us here on bbc news. in halfan in half an hour, we had to barcelona to check out the latest in mobile phone innovations on our technology show, click. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. sir roger bannister, the first man to run a mile in underfour minutes, has died at the age of 88. the world of sport has been paying tribute — 25—year—old roger bannister, third from the left... there are some moments of sporting history which become part of the world's history. he's decided this is the right moment. what roger bannister achieved in 1954 was like a lunar landing for 20th—century sport. bannister‘s old friend and rival chris chataway is in third place, waiting his time to take over as pacer. to run a mile and stop the clock before it reached four minutes. in 1954 this was a magical number, a barrier of human achievement, a feat that would redefine what was humanly possible. and it would fall to a young med

and the winner is gary oldman, darkest hour.ictory and he thanked his 98—year—old mother. i say to my mother, thank you for your love and support. put the kettle on, i'm bringing oscar home! congratulations! there were four more british wins, including one for the silent child, a short film about a deaf little girl from wiltshire. i made a promise to our six—year—old lead actress that i'd sign this speech. my hands are shaking a little bit so i apologise. allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the meanest of mothers in i, tonya. i did it all by myself! she went on to thank a long list of people, and a parrot. a fantastic woman! for the first time, the foreign—language award went to chile for a film starring a tra nsgender actress playing a transgender character. daniela vega. jordan peele, get out. this was the first time a black writer had won best original screenplay. i stopped writing this movie about 20 times because i thought it was impossible. it thought it wasn't going to work. i thought no one would ever

i can tell you how it has panned out for gary oldman, he has panned out for gary oldman, he has got bestnston churchill of coui’se. he was one of portraying winston churchill of course. he was one of the favourites. gary oldman winning for darkest hour. we have the best picture to come. of all the years we've been talking about the oscars, none of us really know, it's a cliffhanger and we should know within the next half an hour. thank you very much for that, peter bowes and your team in los angeles. and a good win for roger dickens as well. yeah, 14 nominations, he's had ovei’ many years well. yeah, 14 nominations, he's had over many years he's been working ovei’ over many years he's been working over cinematography and good for him he managed to win it. peter bowes in los angeles. i'm excited. i rooted for get out to win best picture but who's listening to me? you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i will be tweeting if get out wins that best picture awards. cabaye. —— best picture award. goodbye. hello. thanks forjoining me. ijust want to bring you right up—to—d

the british actor gary oldman is celebrating after winning his first 0scar. hour. the british short film, the silent child, starring six—year—old maisie sly from swindon who's profoundly deaf, also won an oscar. but the night belonged to the shape of water which won four 0scars, including best film. 0ur arts editor will gompertz was there. the night began with host jimmy kimmel using his opening monologue to round up some of the elephants in the room. black panther and wonder woman were massive hits, which is almost miraculous, because i remember a time when the major studios didn't believe a woman or a minority could open a superhero movie, and the reason i remember that time was because it was march of last year. thatjoke set the agenda for the evening. in the year of the 90th academy awards, it was time's up for a monocultural, male—dominated movie business. it's a new day in hollywood... ..said jennifer lawrence, before announcing that the winner of actress in a leading role was... frances mcdormand — three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri. so i'm hype

del toro's the shape of water which next is him two oscars for best picture and best director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour and frances mcdormand took best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside of being missouri. well for more on the oscar night we're joined by d.w. film buff scott roxboro hey scott fellow the shape of water great film one of the favorites nominated thirteen times do you think that movie is worthy of the best picture award which it won yeah yeah no i mean i thought actually the shoes a pretty good line up and if you look back at the oscars they tend to give their all honors the top honors best picture either to a fairytale story which this was this is literally a fish out of water story a sort of combination side high fantasy romance but it really is told like a fairy tale and you know usually the oscars though the best picture oscar goes to a fairy tale story like that or to a very socially relevant film you could make an argument that this film shape of wat

rob: i didn't see the movie but i love gary oldman. dplents viewers as -- comments m viewers.t watch the disrespect of both the president and vice president and his supporters is a disgrace. carley: lynn e-mailed us, so over irrelevant actors thinking political opinions matter, they are the americans that live in hollywood bubble, they have no clue how the other 99% of americans live. rob: viking man weighing in on twitter saying jimmy kimmel is not helping his career with dumb political jokes, i used to watch him all of the time before he became political, i think that's the opinion of a lot of people. carley: viking man. rob: everybody could enjoy him. carley: it was political, not as political -- rob: you watched it. carley: it was like five hours long. i'm exhausted. rob: let's move onto other news, deadline protecting of so-called dreamers expires today and after six months with back and forth with no solution. federal judge ruling the trump administration could not completely end applications for dreamers under the obama era inteal so that took a lot of the pressure, so

best actor went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in "darkest hour."nces mcdormand took home best actress. marcy gonzales is joining us from the red carpet. marcy, what did the producers do to try to prevent any other othr envelope mishap? >> reporter: whatever they did, it clearly worked. the envelopes had the words clearly written for what category they were for and all the presenters had to check every envelope to make sure it was the right one. those employees who were involved last year were not invited back this time around. and those who were back and involved this year were not allowed to take photos, to be on social media durring the show because the producers were trying to avoid any potential distraction. >> they figured out a system that worked for them. and kobe bryant finally made something of himself. >> reporter: he's an underachiever. producing best animated short film for producing "dear basketball." he said winning an oscar was even better than winning a championship. >> i'm sure his teammates will appreciate that comment. >> i think

. >> and the winner is gary oldman, "darkest hour." >> put the kettle on.'m bringing oscar home. >> reporter: sam rockwell for best supporting actor. >> i would like to thank the academy. never thought i would say those words. >> reporter: and allison janney, as expected, clinching the best supporting actress category. >> i did it all by myself. >> reporter: jordan peele making history, too. the first african-american to win best original screen play for "get out." and the running joke at this year's show was just how long the oscars usually run. to speed things up, jimmy kimmel offered a jet ski and a trip to lake havasu in arizona for the person who had the shortest acceptance speech. diane and kendis? >> it didn't work. it still ended up being a minute and a half. many funny moments, including when he went to the theater right next door to the dolby that a lot of people are talking about this morning. >> reporter: that's right. they surprised in the middle of the show, surprised a group of moviegoers who thought they were seeing a special screening for "

gary oldman took the award for his film. best actress went to frances mccdormand in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." mcdoor panhandle's call for inclusion was just one for several on stage moments bringing attention to movements. . three of the actresses who made allegations of sexual misconduct against hollywood heavyweight harvey weinstein gathered for a me " for a "me too" movement. >> reporter: and "me too" moment. >> reporter: and drawing almost immediate reaction from me too supporters basketball star kobe bryant won for the short animated film he wrote and narrated "dear basketball." bryant was arrested and charged with sexual assault in 2003. the case was dropped when the woman who accused him of rape refused to testify. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the trump administration says the u.s. allies will not be exempten from import tariffs on steal and aluminum. it's triggered a wave of criticism in the united states and abroad. yesterday prime minister theresa may called mr. trump. >> the t

, pictures which i think we re gary oldman, pictures which i think were more popular. best picture? is that right? i can't say that the show but i would not be surprised. science—fiction and comedy in particular are not what the academy like to recognise and they don't seem like to recognise and they don't seem oscar worthy. as much as things change, they stay the same. even small arthouse pictures, that wine stain and miramax had championed, things like the king '5 speech, very dramatic things with a capital d and thatis dramatic things with a capital d and that is what wins. everything released in the last year... this particular year there was a movie like get out which was arguably the most inventive film of year but released last category, and i would defy you to find oscar winner the least before september of any given year. that is not how the system works. it might change because of the demise of weinstein and miramax and the kind of people who make these movies but science—fiction and comedy are not the kind of pictures the academy likes to recognise and never

thank you very very own about the british star gary oldman was crowned best actor it's the first academy award for the fifty nine year old it was presented by jane fonda and having mira i would just like to salute winston churchill who has been marvelous company on what can be described as. an incredible journey and my wife just sail for travelling that road with me and being at my side thank you she told the trophy for his performance in darkest hours british prime minister winston churchill during a critical turning point in the second world war he sounds like. he sounds like in the feel that the scene he's so fine. we. thank the european contingent of winners at the ninetieth academy awards german next and his team got the oscar for best visual effects for their work in the side find true love blade drama twenty forty nine. it's the mothers in the sky given it's the first time i've won an oscar probably the last time to go see it think i think i will go out and have some fun his drink a little something and post see till the morning alice. were nominated for achieving in cinema the se

it's academy award winner for best actor gary oldman., gary. >> i -- i heard you're -- i'm in the right place for the -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> the oscar wash. >> jimmy: this is where we're doing it. did you want to use it? >> yeah, it's a little grubby. last night a lot of people at the party they were touching it. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. run that right through. you'll be the first. just put it right on the thing. >> all right. put it there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> the button, yeah? >> jimmy: yeah. just hit that button, and it should go. we're still working out some of the kinks. but -- there you go. oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] look at that. isn't that nice? >> oh, that's -- >> jimmy: that thing only cost us $20,000. isn't that great? >> that's a beautiful thing. >> jimmy: gary. congratulations, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] i do want to say your performance -- you were unbelievably great as churchill, but to me for my money your greatest performance ever was on this show back in i think 2014 when you played a belov

. >> gary oldman. >> reporter: there were no surprises, gary oldman's portrayal of win ster churchill in "darkests hour" brought him best actor, supporting honors to allison janney for "i, tonya" and "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> frances mcdor mand. >> overwhelmed by her second os ka car as actress. >> i have some things to say. >> reporter: she saluted all of the night's female nominees encouraging their continued support in hollywood. the night also produced some history. >> jordan peele, "get out". >> reporter: the writer director jordan peele became the first african-american to win best original screenplay. >> i knew if someone let me make this movie that people would hear it and people would see it. >> reporter: also winning oscar nba legend kobe bryant for best animated short film "dear basketball". >> as basketball players we're supposed to shut up and dribble, but i'm glad we did a little more than that. >> reporter: two years after the hash tag oscar so white this year's showcased hollywood's increasingly diverse voices. >> reporter: and phantom thread cost

with gary oldman among the british hopes. good evening.irst man to run a mile in underfour minutes — has died at the age of 88. he made athletics history on a track in oxford in 1954 — when he was an amateur athlete. on a track in oxford in 1954 — it was a moment that came to symbolise sporting achievement. after retiring from athletics he became a distinguished doctor and neurologist. he became a distinguished today fellow athletes paid tribute to a man who made "the impossible possible. " tribute to a man who made joe wilson looks back at a remarkable life. newsreel: 25-year-old roger bannister, third from the left. there are some moments of sporting history which become part of the world's history. history which become part he's decided this is the right moment. what roger bannister achieved in 1954 was like a lunar landing for 20th century sport. in 1954 was like a lunar landing bannister‘s old friend and rival chris chataway is in third place, waiting to take over as pacer. chris chataway is in third place, to run a mile and stop the

. >> reporter: in the acting categories -- >> gary oldman. >> reporter: -- there were no surprises. gary oldman's portrayal of winston church until "darkest hour" brought him best actor while supporting honors went to allison janney for "i, tonya" and sam rockwell for "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> frances mcdormand. >> reporter: that film's star won her second best actress oscar and she saluted all of the night's female nominees, encouraging hollywood's power brokers to take note of their future projects. >> don't talk to us about it at the parties tonight. invite us into your office in a couple days or you can come to ours. whichever suits you best. and we'll tell you all about them. >> reporter: the night did produce some firsts. >> jordan peele. "get out." >> reporter: "get out's" writer-director jordan peele became the first african-american to win best original screenplay. >> i knew if someone let me make this movie that people would hear it and people would see it. >> reporter: also taking home an oscar, nba legend kobe bryant for writing the animate short fi

costume designer jacqueline duran went to extraordinary lengths to lend authenticity to actor gary oldman portrayal of winston churchill to sue not vanity. we loose about the actual sample growth in the world who made a lot of things to work suits and they're still in business and so they flew out a tailor from london to los angeles to fit gary oldman for the suits that he wore in the film now they did that went with him wearing a fat suit one of this year's nominees for best costume design is a film about a costume designer daniel day lewis says neurotic could jury a in phantom threat when i was a boy. in the ninety's i definitely think that there is a bit of kudos to the profession that we as fashion designers do that is put into the film it's almost like an obama and i what i love about it is putting fashion out in the forefront you know and it's showing you how important costumes can be to tell the story telling stories on screen stitch by deliberate stitch rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. we've plenty more content on our website site just take on al-jazeera dot com. my. pick up t

gary oldman picked up his first oscar for best actor. portrays sir winston churchill in darkest hour, made a special mention of his 98—year—old mother during his acceptance speech, who was watching the ceremony from her sofa. he spoke to our arts correspondent, rebecca jones, after the ceremony. you know, she's been... she brought me up and, you know, i mean, i don't know what mum doesn't want an oscar for her son, you know, who's an actor. but i think she's wanted this for me for a long time, so, you know... winston churchill was famous for his inspirational speeches. i wonder if you felt any pressure to live up to them tonight. there is a bit of pressure. you know, there's a weird chemical thing that happens when your name is called. and it's... i can't really define it, but it's unlike anything else. and then, of course, you've got meryl streep ten feet away staring up at you next to denzel washington. it's surreal, it really is. i can't believe that it says academy award to gary oldman on it. you know, i'm still a bit sort of... you

gary oldman is saying in the press he almost didn't take a role for which he is now nominated for a bested it a couple of time, because what a masterpiece. yes, not the obvious person to cast as winston churchill, because of looks alone sourcing the make up artists did their work. what about daniel day—lewis? he is tipped too. their work. what about daniel day-lewis? he is tipped too. he is. what can you say about daniel? he immerses himself into every role he does. he is so believable. i is like you are a fly—on—the—wall. fly—on—the—wall when you watch his work. has off to him if he win, but ijust think everyone work. has off to him if he win, but i just think everyone who has work. has off to him if he win, but ijust think everyone who has been nominated this year they have done sterling work, and it will be interesting to see what happens in a few hours. women still underrepresented among oscar nominees the categories where it could go to a man or woman. there could go to a man or woman. there could be a lot of scrutiny of how those awards are given out tonight. absolutely, i mean, ti

so far gary oldman has not responded to the criticism.sible lot is rocio donnell and she is taking aim at the nra calling the gun rights group a terrorist organization. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how nra spokeswoman dana loesch is firing back. >> rosie o'donnell and nra spokeswoman dana loesch proving how polarizing this is, it started when o'donnell ripped into her on twitter writing i have no interest in talking to you, listening to and engaging with you. look at your life. jesus christ on the cross, have you no soul? you have two kids and you -- think about your life. dana loesch responded she did not see that tweet because rocio donnell has her blocked. sorry that you can't accept women who think if relief from you, adding god bless at the end of that tweet. rocio, fired back i can't accept a woman who is the mouthpiece of a terrorist organization listings ended when 28 responded, and honest and logical discussion like accusing millions of innocent people of being terrorists because they disagree with them on the seco

actress oscar for her role in three billboards and hollywood's biggest night of the year and gary oldman took best actor for his portrayal of world war two leader winston churchill in darkest hour the general del toro won best director for the shape of water the film industry's most prestigious honor and former n.b.a. star kobe bryant's got the oscar for his animated short hair basketball. rob reynolds is in los angeles a covering the event for so rob a big night for the shape of water what one of the main headlines there. well the headline as you as you mentioned the best picture and best director both captured by the shape of water kind of an unusual pick for the academy its membership traditionally thought to be rather conservative this is an offbeat movie it's after all a story about a woman who falls in love with a fifty and humanoid but perhaps shows some of the changes that have been going on in the academy because the academy has been expanding its membership it's been retiring some of the older members trying to get the more women or minorities more diversity and so you see you

is a tool to force a back saying he is a great actor and it's a travesty that gary oldman has never got an oscar he's going to get this film have the. what role do you who. will call it that from the norm or is it me. i would. roll i spent time in this of i think and think happy about. but. no one can even recognize him in that film. of the make up guys go to with the oscars as well as anything else that we should be looking out for and well within the culture department all rooting for willem de to win the best supporting actor because he was short. while ago in berlin but in and his he's best for us in the florida projects and he talked to us about his role in that and it's a very interesting low budget film and he's a great success. you know we would be filming in the actual location where the story takes place so we'd also be the story that we're telling is about a world that exists of basically the hidden homeless people living long term temporarily in this budget motel in the shadow of disneyland and for me it was a challenge to be able to pass passes are not there i kind of w

it's his first win in four nominations gary oldman won for his performance as winston church hill in "darkest hour."r" francis mcdermond took home the best actress. and the bay area did quite well, dion lim joins for hollywood where she has more on the winners. >> what a whirlwind night it has been. good evening to you from the red carpet one last time or maybe i should it's not going to be red much longer we have crews waiting in the wing to tear it out. some of the memories that will last for a lifetime are for bay area nominees who won big tonight. people from around the globe come here to watch the oscars and we found some folks from the bay area. >> we're right in front and i get to watch it with my sister. >> a lot of the fans got here for the red carpet fashions hp like rita moreno who wore the same dress she wore in 1962. it all ends here on the red stairs leading into the doll by theatre. where inside nominees from the bay area became winners. sam rockwell a first time nominee winning for best supporting actor in three billboards outside of ebbing, missouri. >> he said we ha

frances mcdormand won best actress for her role in three billboards outside evan missouri and gary oldman took best actor for his portrayal of britain's world war two leader lives in churchill and darkest hour reynolds has more from outside the dolby theater where the oscars took place. i think that the most interesting moment was when fritz was with dormant picked up. and asked. all the women the industry professionals directors cinematographers actors all the women in the audience to stand and you know essentially take be recognized and then saying to all the men producers and studio heads look you know you have to begin bringing more women into the film industry you know we need better representation of women because it's about eighty five percent male versus fifty percent female in these top spots like directing jimmy kimmel he brought on brought up harvey weinstein right away said that it was a good thing that the academy had expelled him last year after the sexual scandals came out and said that the whole world is watching they did try to make a couple of jokes particularly about th

and gary oldman wins his first oscar for best actor in darkest hour, with thanks to his 99—year—old mother