steven soderbergh had said the oscars would unfold like a movie.te club atmosphere, but speeches dragged on. there was not much humour, although glenn close did do a little dance, which was quite funny. but there was no overarching concept that bound everything together that shone through. i think there are just some hindrances, just given the pandemic and what it has wreaked on hollywood and the precautions it obviously had to go into effect in order for it to even take place in person. i do think that they really successfully pulled off the whole no mask thing. i think it was really exciting for everyone watching, obviously, to see talent without masks, all dressed up, showing off their famous faces. and it kind of brought a sense of normalcy to the whole night. for those tuning in to watch the ceremony at home, there was a range of opinion. certainly some disappointment. it did seem rather not relevant any more tonight, unfortunately, but... it used to feel relevant. that was a bit sad, really, to watch and... they were celebrating so much and i

steven soderbergh had said the oscars would unfold like a movie.e intimate supper club atmosphere, but acceptance speeches dragged on. there was not much humour, although glenn close did do a little dance, which was quite funny. but there was no overarching concept that bound everything together that shone through. i think there are just some hindrances, just given the pandemic that obviously had and what it has wreaked on hollywood and the precautions that obviously had to go into effect in orderfor it to even take place in person. i do think that they really successfully pulled off the whole no—mask thing. i think it was really exciting for everyone watching, obviously, to see talent without masks, all dressed up, showing off their famous faces. and it kind of brought a sense of normalcy to the whole night. for those tuning in to watch the ceremony at home, there was a range of opinion. certainly some disappointment. it did seem rather not relevant any more tonight, unfortunately, but... it used to feel relevant. that was a bit sad, really, to wa

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it was steven soderbergh told me it was impossible, it was going to kill me, and i was going to retire those things were true. >> they were? >> yeah, yeah. i retired at least five times in the making of this show. >> but jenkins finally made it through those 116 days of filming. then as editing began, protests over the death of george floyd broke out. [ chants ] >> i thought i wish i could go back and rewrite the show and make it speak to all these things that are happening in the world right now. didn't have that luxury, so we kept editing. i realized, oh, it's all here because it's always been here. >> when the trailer for "the underground railroad" was released, jenkins saw himself becoming a subject on social media. >> and there was one thread of the conversation that really bothered me. it was we don't need images of slaves, we need positive imagery. and what i hear i inntny image featuring my ancestors are inherently negative. >> yeah. >> and i just can't accept that. what it shows me is we actually need more of these images. >> yeah. >> so we can take back their legacy and recon