the "world news now" oscar after party starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. oscar morning. the morning after. and we came dressed to impress. elizabeth hur is here. >> good morning, good morning. i feel underdressed next to you. >> i decided to have my little black tie. well, there's no black tie. >> but no, looking good. >> i am. obviously "world news now," i can't wear a tie. >> wow. >> you know. but it was a big night. >> it was such a big night. >> what'd you see? >> "parasite." >> go ahead, go ahead. >> if i may. >> my korean sensation, elizabeth hur, everybody. >> thank you so much. for those who might not know, i was raised in philadelphia but born in korea. i was so, so, so excited for "parasite" to get that honor. but for the record, i always root for the underdogs. >> yes, yes. >> and for that category, best picture, "parasite" was not supposed to win. >> it was a historic night. >> "1917" heavily favored. it's like we planned it, having elizabeth hur here. i can't wait to hear your excitement throughout the morning about it. we do begin with a historic night in h

oscar nominee. i am a director of a film nominated for an oscar. it talks about two brothers who are in the desert on a motorcycle and who find a donkey lost in the desert between algiers and tunisia, on the border. the donkey is wearing headphones over its ears. it is about absurdity of the border and the adult world in opposition with purity of childhood. best live—action short film, the branch nominate... nefta football club. it was huge when i heard nefta football club. so glad to get a nomination for an oscar because it is so huge. after that the oscar, it is the cherry on the cake. the strawberry on the cake. you know? so it is my first time in los angeles and i am inspired by the town. it is very cinematographic everywhere. i want to make a movie here. i would like. before the ceremony. here is the screening of all the nominated short movies. now i am with you. after that i have another event and i am a little exhausted now but it is ok. it is beautiful. we tried a tuxedo with kasia. do you l

and the oscar goes to... and the 0scar goes to... and the oscar goes to... and the oscar goes to... oscar goes to... hello from hollywood. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special 0scars review edition of talking movies. it has been a really special run. it's really nice when something that really matters to you resonates with someone else. it was a night when history was made, when for the first time ever a film not in the english language, parasite, took home the academy's top best picture prize. could it mark a turning point, with the traditionally inward —looking academy opening up to embrace international cinema? well, emma jones has been following the fortu nes emma jones has been following the fortunes of parasite from the time of its launch at the cannes film festival last may, where it took home the top prize, the palm door. parasite. with four oscar wins on the night, including best director and best picture, parasite's ta keover of and best picture, parasite's takeover of its american host was complete. parasite is not only south korea's first ever 0scar entry, but also

terms of washington should have won an oscar for my comeback hands down should have won an oscar from a command of what do they give an oscar for training day where he is you know delinquent violent. you know that's what he wins an oscar for and you know it's i agree with what was just. you know we always have to you know the rose that we seem to be lauded for always has to do something to do with suffering or servitude and that has to change let me share this tweet with you april i'm going to frame this one over to this is frederick is what she wants whatever right now it's like hollywood is a white dominated thing they want to keep blacks down with a purpose regardless of the hard work in the industry for your take. well that's true the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences the people who run the oscars committed in 2016 year 2 of oscars so right to doubling the number of people of color and doubling the number of women within its membership ranks by 2020 by this year and yet now that they have they met one of the goals and missed the other but the academy is still 84 percent

so to a brief overview of the oscars race.s year, very close best director and best picture contest. nobody is quite sure which film will win. will it be the irishman or once upon a time in hollywood? or will the south korean picture parasite triumph, or will it be the british war epic 1917? i think right now the race is pretty divided between 1917 and parasite, but i have hope parasite will win. i think time and time again the parasite crew and directors and actors have been hollywood popular royalty during this race, so i think it will prevail, but certainly there is so much support for 1917 and i think it is really the front runner right now. what may help 1917 capture the crown is it breathtaking cinematography, designed to immerse audiences. it looks as if the movie is one continuous unbroken shot, although there are hidden edits. this technical achievement could help bring britain's14—time oscar nominee cinematographer roger deakins his second trophy. we had to rehearse months and months before we shot because we had to

so, to a brief overview of the oscars race.eadlines this year: very close best director and best picture contest. nobody is quite sure which film will win. will it be the irishman or once upon a time in hollywood? or could the south korean picture, parasite, triumph? or will it be the british war epic 1917? i think right now the race is pretty divided between 1917 and parasite, but i have hope that parasite will win. time and time again the parasite crew, like, the director and the actors have been hollywood popular royalty during this race, so i think it will prevail, but certainly there is so much support for 1917, and i think it is totally the front—runner right now. what might help 1917 capture the crown is its breathtaking cinematography, designed to immerse audiences. it looks as if the movie is just one continuous unbroken shot, although there are hidden edits. this technical achievement could help bring britain's 14—time 0scar nominee, cinematrographer roger deakins, his second academy awards trophy. we had to rehearse

so thank you very much, the oscar. beverly hills got an insight into the lives of working people with the oscar annointed documentary the american factory. we report on this documentary, and others, all which had political themes. american factory. she is known as the godmother of independent film. four—time 0scar nominee julia reichert finally scooped an academy award alongside her co—director and partner, steven bognar. this is a historic project that will help grow this community, give people jobs and give a future to your kids and my kids. american factory is the first piece of work from the 0bama's production company, higher ground. it explores a culture clash at a former gm plant in ohio when new owners from china take over. a microcosm of the wider tensions between america and china. what we saw in the plant was that working people, like the blue—collar folks whether they were chinese or whether they were american, found ways to get along and then when the pressure came and the management and the owners started

he was sitting there for four lodging an oscar. he was sitting there forfour and lodging an oscar.r. he was sitting there forfour and a half hours, i know how they feel. he was on his way into the vanity fair party, per man, quite right, desperate for a quick drink and may be more than one. really great winner again. everyone delighted. british craft, british film—making toasts in, he ta kes a british film—making toasts in, he takes a lot of british talent with him as he goes and spreads it amongst his crew members, huge cheer on the london oscar academy party that i was out, they cheer that. and plastic. let's reflect on the fashion of the night. here to discuss the best and worst of this year's red carpet looks is fashion designer maria grachvogel, whose clients include scarlett joha nsson and angelina jolie. i appreciate you might have low lights as well, but we were talking about an era of sustainability, we reflected on this at the baftas only a week or so ago. absolutely. was this carried on at the oscars? what was really interesting you are starting to see platforms like thi

well the movie correspondent scott joins us now for more on the oscars start i know that when the oscar nominations were announced you were very excited about parasite what in your opinion makes this an oscar worthy film. yeah terry. that was my favorite film of the year i saw it last year in can work won the palme d'or and i think it's amazing actually that the oscars got it right this year they almost never do in my opinion they almost never agree with me this year they did the the thing that makes such an amazing film is not just the fact that it's the 1st non english language film to win at the oscars it's because of what bunghole does with the movie i mean this this is a real genre mashup it starts sort of as a comedy satire to sort of thriller territory and by the end it's almost a horror movie at the whole time the whole film is a basically an allegory of the social division in society which although it's set very specifically in south korea is a very universal story i think is probably one of the strongest and most proficient directors working today and it's. almost a crime that

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to the oscar. we never give up on the american journey. to me the oscar.r. we never give up on the american journey. to me that would be un—american. best documentary feature, well, the oscarfor that could go to american factory, the story of a chinese multinational which takes over an abandoned car plant in ohio. best international feature, almost everyone is putting that bong joon—ho's south korean hits parasite will take that trophy, having picked up just hits parasite will take that trophy, having picked upjust about hits parasite will take that trophy, having picked up just about every pre— oscar award, it will be very surprising if it doesn't win. the race in the best director category isa race in the best director category is a little uncertain, with the conventional wisdom being but the price will go to britain's sam and as for his very accomplished world wari as for his very accomplished world war i epic 1917. —— mendes. but that trophy might also go to quentin tarantino or bong joon—ho. it is a close contest. can you tell me a little more about w

thank you and the oscars wouldn't be the oscars without some political jiving they told me only have 45 seconds appear which is 45 seconds gordon said it gave john bolton this week i began thinking maybe quinn does a movie about it in the end the dogs do the right thing. of that there was also some good old fashioned fun. and plenty of entertainment. music legend elton john performing his. oscar winning original song from the bio pic rocket man. getting hollywood in the mood for the infamous oscars after parties. it's a big night in hollywood movie expos and intertainment correspondent scott rockford joins us scott brown aside won best picture how much of a surprise was this. yeah a huge surprise i mean this is my favorite film of the year but the oscars almost never agree with with with my picks so that was a huge surprise but all the smart money this year was on 917 the big prestigious world war one film from sam mendez because this is sort of the kind of really glamorous. kind of movie that tends to win oscars a scene is like the ultimate oscar movie it ends up winning 3 technical

let's talk oscars.campaign pushed the academy to expand its international voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the academy awards. bong joon—ho. parasite, the story of a poor south korean family insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon—ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. our great martin scorsese. cheering and applause. this belongs to a lot of people... the veteran british cinematographer roger deakins was honoured for his work on the world war i drama 1917. and sir elton john's song from rocket man, i'm gonna love me again, was named best original song. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood, and it was a film about about the cruelty of the old hollywood studio system that won renee zellweger a best actress oscar for her role in sjudy. laura dern was named best suppor

oscar weekend edition.om hollywood's biggest night and here to break it all down for us is people now's andrea boehlke with her expert picks. >> the red carpet and everything. >> i know. we are fancy this morning. >> i love it. >> vip only. so there are nine best picture nominees. if we only have time to watch a few, what are your expert picks? >> okay, so my top three, "once upon a time in hollywood" is one of my favorites directed by quentin tarantino. you have leonardo dicaprio, margot robbie and brad pitt. i got to interview him at the s.a.g. awards and i don't know if i've recovered from that interview. are you a brad pitt fan? >> i am a brad pitt fan. >> i mean, i don't even know if i formed a sentence. he's so charming. then you have "1917," which won the golden globe so people think maybe it's going to take the oscar directed by sam mendes. it follows two soldiers in world war i on this impossible mission. a really good movie. lots of twists and turns then my favorite movie of the year, "parasite,"

also coming up history's made of the oscars. paris such was the english language for the revealed word for best picture of south korean gong to be a good time director of the film we took trouble be correspondent about that historic night and funny but. and a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport as a storm disrupts travel and brings flooding to northern and central europe most of germany's into city of train networks remain suspended. how long of a will welcome to you on the cheap. we start with some breaking news in german politics the leader of the governing christian democratic union or the c.d.u. has said she is stepping down on a good company known as a k k had been widely tipped to succeed when the chancellor retires in about 18 months. time but a decision to give up the party leadership means she will not now stand as the chancellor candidate on a gift card and bars decision comes after a tough year for her c.d.u. party leader. it was all smiles to begin with in december 28th and a click cramp carom hour was electe

oscar sunday. we have our oscar glam squad here.arpet ready right here, and some fashion trends to look it to for. plus, the most gorgeous audience i have ever seen. [ cheers and applause ] "good morning america" oscar edition, will be right back. let's par-tay! thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before

oscars begin at 5:00 p.m.t covering tonight abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. i'm sure you'll want to stick around with that. we'll get a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. check out the winds here in san francisco. they have been gusting to about 35 and 45 miles an hour at the surface. 52 downtown. we also have the king tide today after 11:00 over 6'. we've got a chop on the bay, 51 in napa. it is windy everywhere. right now you can see the surface winds. check it out. 33 to 48 miles an hour by delta. upper elevations, 63-mile-an-hour wind gusts, mount diablo. look at mount saint helena. winds will stay with us throughout the day, ease up a little bit overnight tonight. then we'll be looking at a nicer day tomorrow with highs climbing, the winds subsiding. then we'll feel like spring tuesday and wednesday with afternoon highs mid and upper 60s looking at wall-to-wall sunshine. we will cool off by the end of the week. it's a long weekend next weekend. presidents' day and you're notici

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kind of movie that tends to win oscars the scene is like the ultimate oscar movie it ends up winning 3 technical wards but all the big prizes went to those parasites and this is a surprise not just because it's the 1st foreign language film to win the 1st asian film to win the best picture oscar but also because film is such a departure from what usually see at the oscars this is a it's a social satire that's also a thriller that almost becomes a horror film it really matches up john has and it's incredibly socially relevant i mean it's really an allegory of capitalism and of the gap between rich and poor package an incredibly entertaining format and what i think is interesting exciting this year is that often the oscars go for the safe toys as they go for sort of celebrating a kind of cinema of the past and this time they really picked what could be said about the future a global diverse cinema that really takes chances and take cinema in a new direction and it was huge applause when the announcement was made that it had won best picture now was the choice of part aside also an atte

and something that has come up in the oscars in previous years, the oscars in previous years, the lack. it seems this year is no exception. and it is not just this year is no exception. and it is notjust a problem for the organisations like the academy that handout the this is an industrywide issue that frankly doesn't seem to improve the year on year. it is 25 yea rs the year on year. it is 25 years since i covered my first oscars, that was 1996. the big issue that year, they were even demonstrations in the streets, was a lack of diversity. things over the years it didn't really get much better. 2015, the hashtag oscars so white emerged. there was a problem five years later and here we are, 2020. it is still the thing we are talking about. the academy themselves have changed some of their rules and brought in more female voters and more people from ethnic minorities as well but it is still an organisation dominated by older white men. well, peter bowes, you will be watching all the excitement for when the oscars ceremony picks up in half—an—hour's time. lots more on the oscars later i

he was an oscar winner himself.e took home the award for best animated short film for "dear basketball" in 2018. spike lee also paid tribute to bryant with a purple and gold suit with the number 24 on it. >>> the oscars honored hollywood's best and brightest stars with film's most coveted award. >> this year marked a first in the history of the academy awards. we have more from hollywood. >> reporter: the first oscars of this new decade is officially in the books and it wasted no time making history. the oscars once again without a host. and this is such an incredible demotion. they don't have hosts anymore, you know what? twitter! >> welcome to the 2020 oscars. >> reporter: it was a night of memorable performances, including one from the best actress nominee. >> bong joon ho paying tribute to martin scorsese as he accepted his oscar for directing. >> the most personal is the most creativ creative. >> our great martin scorsese. >> reporter: there were no surprises in it the acting categories. brad pitt taking home t

let's get more on the oscars.the best supporting actor award for his role in once upon a time...in hollywood. we don't have the result yet for best picture, but one of the most talked about films this year is parasite. the funny, but dark satire on the issue of class in south korea. the big question is, could it become the first foreign language movie to win the oscar for best film? jean lee is a korea expert from washington and explains the pull of this film. simply put, it's stellar filmmaking. you start with a script that is so clever, so comic, even as it's dark, and so richly layered. you know, i watched it again last night, because i watched it the first day that it came out in washington, dc, because i didn't know how long it would be in the theatres, and there is still so much nuance that i can get from that. some of those lines, they stick with you. then there's the plot. it just veers all over the place, it keeps you on edge and maintains that energy throughout. and i have to say, the visual element, it'

. >>> countdown is on, hours away from the 92nd oscars. live at the dolby theater in hollywood what we can expect on hollywood's biggest night. good morning, ram in, a. >> good morning, as final touches on the red carpet behind us, many are wondering who will take home the statuette tonight. >> the red carpet is rolled out and ready. tonight we'll find out who is taking home one of those coveted oscars. the show is going hostless for the second year in a row, a format that raised viewership last year. >> even though there's not a host this year, you can plenty of star power at the oscars, big name performers, very hollywood centric. >> cynthia reeva, the youngest egot winner, chp stands for emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. >> it's crazy, though, it's crazy. it would be a huge honor. i don't know why it would happen. >> the pressure has been building for the nominees. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends. >> tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al pacino, joe pesci and the youngest in the group, brad

here in hollywood, it is one of the fastest moving oscars in yea rs. the fastest moving oscars in yearsd the most nominations but so far, no wins. millions are supposed to go back to work in china after the extended lunar new year break. but coronavirus restrictions mean, many businesses remain closed. ireland's general election changes the country's political landscape with a surge in support for the left—wing republican party sinn fein. the new solar orbiter space mission, showing us the sun as we've never been able to see it before. the 92nd academy awards are underway in los angeles. the front runner with eleven nominations is the dark and brad pitt has been amongst the first winners picking up the award for best supporting actorfor his role in once upon a time in hollywood. the film ‘s 1917 parasite are expected to fight it out the best picture. live now to hollywood and our correspondent, peter bowes. you are saying in the headlines, it's a tough night forjoker so far. i have them missing out on six oscars. not great so far. not great so far. the most nominations, 11, many of thos

so parasite has been the big winner at the oscars in los angeles, it has won four oscars.of wind cause major disruption and it looks like it is going to stay very windy throughout this week, with frequent showers an issue, some of them turning to snow across northern parts. because it is turning colder, you can see the first signs of that with temperatures close to freezing so there will be some snow showers and icy stretches across the far north. showers into the south—west will merge together for longer spells of rain as we go through the day, some of those heavy with hail and thunder. snow showers across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, anywhere above 150 metres, and it is going to feel cold with gale force gusts of wind on exposed north coast. it's almost a repeat performance of the theme on tuesday, plenty of isobars and strong, gusty winds to look out for, and plenty of snow showers, so blizzard—like conditions in the north and more in the way of sunshine near the south, but cool for all with highs of 4—8 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: at t

won the oscar for best song.performance of that song. ♪ one reaction worth mentioning -- 100% of the audience who gave a standing ovation to "parasite's" bong joon ho. he pulled off a major upset to win best director. eight english words cracking everyone up. >> thank you. i will drink until next morning. thank you. >> reporter: best actor joaquin phoenix speaking for 3 minutes and 40 seconds, and renee zellweger for 3 minutes and 56 seconds. but if you made it past all of that, you witnessed one final major upset. >> and the oscar goes to -- "parasite." [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: all of hollywood rallying behind the first ever foreign language film to win best picture. best fashion numbers for you, it took 600 hours to hand embroider the 168,000 crystals on janelle monae's raffle lauren gown, and take a look at natalie portman's dior cape. it's embroidered with women's names in the industry in a year which yet again no female directors were nominated. th les, you can show more skin. so roll up those sl

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oscar 2. harrison . it was a big night for director ball in june ho who is dark comedy about wealth inequality picked up a total of 4 trophies parasite came the 1st south korean film to win any oscar when it took best original screenplay earlier in the evening and also won the best director trophy for home and best international feature film i will d.w. movie correspondent scott roxboro joins us now for more all the oscars start i know that when the oscar nominations were announced you were very excited about parasite what in your opinion makes this an oscar worthy film. yet terry parasite was my favorite film of the year i saw it last year in can work won the palme d'or and i think it's amazing actually that the oscars got it right this year they almost never do in my opinion they almost never agree with me this year they did the the thing that makes paris i such an amazing film is not just the fact that it's the 1st non english language film to let the oscars it's because of what duncan home does with

oscars could s oscars could see a passing shower tomorrow. cool, gray day there. accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s at the coast. a blustery day. but throughout the rest of the bay it will be pleasant, not as warm. low to mid-60s. tomorrow we get the winkling all throughout the afternoon and the morning. looking at monday a repeat start to the day, less windy, very cold on tuesda looking at above average temperatures for the rest of the work week until we cool down next friday. so tonight about 57 and dropping through the 50s, dry. >> just bundle up and enjoy the incredible show that will be happening. >> totally. >> just ahead, the warriors on the court. we're talking about the lessons being taught . >>> welcome back to abc 7 news mornings. homelessness has been a growing issue. that's why it's a focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the south bay a social media post by a homeless woman is gaining plenty of attention. abc 7 news amanda dell castillo explains why. >> there's no shortage of content on the internet. a recent post is racking up comment

and the oscars wouldn't be there. without some political jiving it told me i only have 45 seconds up here which is 45 seconds more than senate gave john bolton this week. i'm thinking maybe quinn does a movie about it in the end they don't do the right thing. but there was also some good old fashioned fun. and plenty of entertainment. music legend elton john performing his oscar winning of original song from the bio pic rocket man. getting what he would in the mood for the infamous because off to parties. well the movie correspondent scott joins us now for more all they all scores a start i know that when the oscar nominations were announced you were very excited about parasite what in your opinion makes this an oscar worthy film. yeah terry. there's that was my favorite film of the year i saw it last year in cannes where it won the palme d'or and i think it's amazing actually that the oscars got it right this year they almost never do in my opinion they almost never agree with me this year they did the the thing that

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oscar goes to -- >> the oscar has always been the most prestigious award in all of show business.also the most valuable. >> it's become, in effect, a way to market movies. >> joe pickrel owe is a movie producer and the former dean of undergraduate film studies at tisch school of the arts. he's an expert at the many ways studios try to lobby for their movies. >> oscar campaigns have been, in effect, become picitoltudialos higher oscar -- hire oscar consultants like campaigns hire political consultants. >> one of the tools of the trade, the hollywood trade papers. this time of year, the trade papers are filled with ads asking you to consider various films. this is aimed at oscar voters. >> there are fewer than 8500 members of the motion picture academy eligible to vote. earlier awards showct a political primaries to narrow the field of contenders. >> the oscar campaigns can't directly ask you to vote. the cad may has tried to put some rules. one of the ways around that, they invite you to q and as. >> netflix has two ways to win for best picture with marriage story and the irishman.

has anyone named oscar ever won an oscar and when are the oscars? well, move over, google.rs and applause ] there is no host. hence the incredible list of stars contributing to the show that we've been sharing with you as the academy shares with us, thank you, academy. katharine hepburn has the most oscars with four total. >> wow. >> songwriter oscar hammerstein, one-half of rodgers and hammerstein has won two best original song oscars 1941 and 1945 in case you were wondering. and as for when the oscars are happening, well, the 92nd annual academy awards airs sunday, february 9th right here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] >>> in casting news viola davis will play michelle obama in a new drama series called "first ladies." yeah, showtime has picked up this show that will peel back the curtain, they say, on the personal and political lives of first ladies throughout history, season one will focus on eleanor roosevelt, betty ford and michelle obama. the show is being produced by davis' production company. no details yet on who will play the other first ladies but showtime is b

a parasite a south korean film becomes the 1st ever non english language film to take home the top oscar will tell you who else took home the coveted trophy. i mean good craft glad you can join me a major winter storm is bearing down on germany and other parts of europe after already battering the british isles germany's entire long distance rail network is down and people across the region are advised to stay indoors. blustery day at the bache in the belgian port of austin and despite the high winds walkers were out in force no swimming ones a sign not that many appeared keen to take a dip. in the capital brussels the elements hamet buildings exposed to the storm's fury. in island go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year's european city of culture and the aptly named wow did land he quite on the west coast took a pounding. flooding in the north of england caused extensive damage to route towns and villages as the storm battered britain there's been widespread transport disruption with emergency services warning people to travel only if absolutely necessary. there w

the countdown to the oscars is on. and with just a day to go all eyes on the nominees. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> reporter: this year's best supporting actor category is one to watch featuring tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al passen oi. joe peshy and brad pitt. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with legends. and remarkably brad pitt is the only one without an acting oscar. >> cynthia arriva one of the few nominees of color this year and nominated in the best actress and cong song categories could mold an egot ob emmy rb grammy, oscar and tony. she envisioned being oscar nominated. >> you think about it starting year career and think that would be amazing to go through and be here today knowing that it has. it's kind of surreal. and wonderful. >> and we can't forget the people behind the scenes. like pablo hellman, the visual effects supervisor for the irishman. >> it's the kind of stuff i've been waiting for my professional life. >> hellman and his team use software to restore uth

film in the oscars 92nd year history to win top prize. the show didn't have a host, but there was no shortage of political humor. >> a couple of years ago there was a big disaster here at the oscars where they accidently read out the wrong name. it's nobody's fault but they have garn teed this will not happen this year because the academy has switched to the new iowa caucus act. >> past oscar winner natalie portman even wearing a cape that was embroidered with the names of snubbed female directors. but the night belonged to "parasite." cnn's stephanie elam has more now. >> reporter: this uzkers is all about "parasite." and a lot of people thought it was a dark horse in this race and then it shot through. and walking away with four ak d academy awards we caught up with the director, the writer behind had and take a listen to what he said about the win. how are you feeling right now? >> translator: i think we destroyed the barrier too much. we should have taken our time actually. >> translator: i felt like the oscar trophy was staring at me

and the oscars wouldn't be the oscars without some political jiving it told me only have 45 seconds appear which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. i'm thinking maybe quinn does a movie about it in the end they don't do the right thing. but there was also some good old fashioned fun. and plenty of entertainment. music legend elton john performing his oscar winning original song from the bio pic rocket man. getting when he would in the mood for the infamous because off to parties. and now we want to go to a colleague who survived the after parties entertainment reporter k.-j. bad news he joins me from los angeles good evening to you k j i want to just say it take 92 years for hollywood to give a non english language film the oscar for best picture this looks like a clear rebuttal to trump's america 1st launch or is it more out so loosely that exactly what it is you mailed it and i i couldn't be happier i mean parasite deservedly. he wins all of the categories makes a major speech but he deserves them when it's just such a well executed film well shot the story th

and the oscars would not be the oscars without some political jibing. >> they told me i only have 45ndss up here, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. i'm thinking maybe quentin does a movie about it. in the end, the adults do the right thing. >> but there was also some good old-fashioned fun. and plenty of entertainment. music legend elton john performing his oscar-winning original song from "rocket m an." getting hollywood in the mood for the infamous oscars after parties. brent: we were not invited unfortunately. south korea has been celebrating the success of parasite. the film scooped up four academy awards. south korea has a sizable film industry but this is the first time the country is that the jackpot at the oscars. >> there was no doubting parasite director bong joon ho is now a national hero in south korea. the celebrations in hollywood for felt all the way to the top in seoul. the president spoke of his pride of parasite's success is kicking off a cabinet meeting with a round of applause. few in the country were expecting one oscar, let alo

yet again, controversy an oscar movie. yet again, c0 ntrove rsy over a an oscar movie.ng the event. not the first time. what is making the oscar stark in this time warp where they failed to reflect society? the oscars as an institution is 92 years old. in 2015 we saw the big push with the movement to diversify the voting body to add more women, younger people, more people of colour but it started as a place of so colour but it started as a place of so much whiteness and maleness that it has not cut up to the general population and representation of the overall industry. as long as the people voting on these movies are older white men, you will see them favouring stories that line—up with their world view, that they connect with more, and unfortunately, the rest of the talented film—makers and actors will be pushed to the site. we will see what awaits the nominees. this is the seen life on the red carpet at the moment, just hours to go, but thank you, ashley spencer, for your thoughts ahead of the ceremony later. katie has all the sport, including some football. hello an

film in the oscars 92-year history to win top prize.st, but there was no shortage of political humor. >> a couple of years ago there was a big disaster here at the oscars where they accidently read out the wrong name, and it was nobody's fault but they have garntied this will not happen this year because the academy has switched to the new iowa caucus act. >> lack of recognition for women film makers came up several times. past oscar winner natalie portman even wearing a cape embroidered with the name of snubbed female directors. stephanie elam has more from los angeles. >> reporter: laura and alison, this oscars is all about "parasite." it's the movie that grew so much by word of mouth, and a lot of people thought it was a dark horse in this race, and then it just shot through. and now walking away with four academy awards. we caught up with the director, the screen writer behind it after his win, after he came up here to the governor's ball. take a listen to what he said about the win. how are you feeling right now? >> translator: i t

so white and oscars so male it granted a few historic moments for both the oscars and for south koreans and they are scared goes to paris i was the 1st ever moon english language movie to win best picture. since. south korean director bond junho who's done costs about the gap between the rich and poor in modern day so who's the big winner of the night. and a total of 4 awards including best director for bone junho who paid tribute to one of cinema's all time great directors and fellow nominees. are normal comes home to. thank you so much when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying that i carved deep into my heart which is the most power snow is the most creative that quote to us from our great martin scorsese so i. thank you i will drink until next morning thank you i. never know sin the other big categories but the awards went to the hotly tipped favorites . in a comeback for rent. she took the best actress award for her trial of judy gone and in the film judy you take anything for depression for that is that. i i did you walk in phoenix winning best actor for his mesmerizi