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93rd Academy Awards 2021: Highlights and the complete list of winners

93rd Academy Awards 2021: Highlights and the complete list of winners


Highlights:

1- Nomadland won three Oscars, including Best Picture.

2- Anthony Hopkins (aged 83) became the oldest Best Actor winner for The Father.

3- Frances McDormand became the seventh person to win a third acting Oscar for her Best Actress win for Nomadland.

4- Chloรฉ Zhao become the first woman of colour to be awarded best director for Nomadland, and the second woman after Kathryn Bigelow.

5- Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award was presented to Tyler Perry (for his philanthropic and charitable endeavours in recent years), and Motion Picture and Television Fund (for the emotional and financial relief services it provides to the members of the entertainment industry)

6- The annual Governors Awards were cancelled by the Academy in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the winners were incorporated into the Oscar ceremony. For the first time, there were no official winners of the Academy Honorary Award. 


93rd Academy Awards: Complete list of winners

CategoriesWinners
Actor in a Leading Role

Anthony Hopkins

(The Father)

Actor in a Supporting Role

Daniel Kaluuya

(Judas and the Black Messiah)

Actress in a Leading Role

Frances McDormand

(Nomadland)

Actress in a Supporting Role

Yuh-Jung Youn

(Minari)

Animated Feature Film

Soul

(Peter Docter and Dana Murray)

Cinematography

Mank

(Erik Messerschmidt)

Costume Design

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

(Ann Roth)

Directing

Nomadland

(Chloe Zhao)

Documentary (Feature)

My Octopus Teacher

(Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed and Craig Foster)

Documentary (Short Subject)

Colette

(Anthony Giacchino and Alice Doyard)

Film Editing

Sound of Metal 

(Mikkel E. G. Nielsen)

International Feature Film

Another Round

(Denmark)

Makeup and Hairstyling

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

(Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson)

Music (Original Score)

Soul

(Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross and Jon Batiste)

Music (Original Song)

Fight For You

(from Judas and the Black Messiah; Music by H.E.R. and Dernst Emile II; Lyric by H.E.R. and Tiara Thomas)

Best Picture

Nomadland

(Frances McDormand, Peter Spears, Mollye Asher, Dan Janvey and Chloรฉ Zhao, Producers)

Production Design

Mank

(Production Design: Donald Graham Burt; Set Decoration: Jan Pascale)

Short Film (Animated)

If Anything Happens I Love You

(Will McCormack and Michael Govier)

Short Film (Live Action)

Two Distant Strangers 

(Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe)

Sound

Sound Of Metal

(Nicolas Becker, Jaime Baksht, Michellee Couttolenc, Carlos Cortรฉs and Phillip Bladh)

Visual Effects

Tenet

(Andrew Jackson, David Lee, Andrew Lockley and Scott Fisher)

Writing (Adapted Screenplay)

The Father

(Screenplay by Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller)

Writing (Original Screenplay)

Promising Young Woman

(Written by Emerald Fennell)

In-Memorium Segment

The 93rd Academy Awards paid tribute to the below-mentioned personalities in its In-Memorium Segment. 

  1. Cicely Tyson (Actress)
  2. Ian Holm (Actor)
  3. Max von Sydow (Actor)
  4. Cloris Leachman (Actress)
  5. Yaphet Kotto (Actor)
  6. Joel Schumacher (Director)
  7. Bertrand Tavernier (Director)
  8. Jean-Claude Carriรจre (Writer, Director)
  9. Olivia de Havilland (Actress)
  10. Irrfan Khan (Actor)
  11. Michael Apted (Director, Producer)
  12. Paula Kelly (Actress)
  13. Christopher Plummer (Actor)
  14. Allen Daviau (Cinematographer)
  15. George Segal (Actor)
  16. Wilford Brimley (Actor)
  17. Thomas Jefferson Byrd (Actor)
  18. Marge Champion (Actress, Dancer, Choreographer)
  19. Ron Cobb (Production Designer, Concept Artist)
  20. Shirley Knight (Actress)
  21. Josรฉ Luis Diaz (Sound Editor)
  22. Kelly Preston (Actress)
  23. Rhonda Fleming (Actress)
  24. Kelly Asbury (Director, Writer, Animator)
  25. Fred Willard (Actor)
  26. Hal Holbrook (Actor)
  27. Kurt Luedtke (Writer)
  28. Linda Manz (Actress)
  29. Michael Chapman (Cinematographer, Director)
  30. Martin Cohen (Producer)
  31. Kim Ki-Duk (Director, Writer)
  32. Helen McCrory (Actress)
  33. Ennio Morricone (Composer)
  34. Thomas Pollock (Executive)
  35. Carl Reiner (Actor, Writer, Director, Producer)
  36. Larry McMurtry (Writer)
  37. Lynn Shelton (Director)
  38. Earl Cameron (Actor)
  39. Alan Parker (Director, Writer)
  40. Mike Fenton (Casting Director)
  41. Edward S. Feldman (Producer)
  42. Lynn Stalmaster (Casting Director)
  43. Nanci Ryder (Publicist)
  44. Sumner Redstone (Executive)
  45. Remy Julienne (Stunt Performer)
  46. Stuart Cornfeld (Producer)
  47. Ronald L. Schwary (Producer)
  48. Jonathan Oppenheim (Film Editor)
  49. Al Kasha (Composer)
  50. Charles Gordon (Producer)
  51. Brian Dennehy (Actor)
  52. Charles Gregory Ross (Hairstylist)
  53. Alberto Grimaldi (Producer)
  54. Johnny Mandel (Composer)
  55. Brenda Banks (Animator)
  56. George Gibbs (Special Effects)
  57. Haim Shtrum (Studio Musician)
  58. Lennie Niehaus (Composer)
  59. Leslie Pope (Set Decorator)
  60. Joan Micklin Silver (Director, Writer)
  61. Roberta Hodes (Script Supervisor, Writer)
  62. Ken Muggleston (Set Decorator)
  63. Diana Rigg (Actress)
  64. Leon Gast (Documentarian)
  65. Anthony Powell (Costume Designer)
  66. Chuck Bail (Stunt Performer)
  67. Bhanu Athaiya (Costume Designer)
  68. Colleen Callaghan (Hairstylist)
  69. Peter Lamont (Production Designer)
  70. David Giler (Writer, Producer)
  71. Norman Newberry (Art Director)
  72. Zhang Zhao (Executive, Producer)
  73. Conchata Ferrell (Actress)
  74. Alan Robert Murray (Sound Editor)
  75. Andrew Jack (Dialect Coach)
  76. Jonas Gwangwa (Composer)
  77. Marvin Westmore (Makeup Artist)
  78. Pembroke Herring (Film Editor)
  79. Linda Gurasich (Hairstylist)
  80. Michel Piccoli (Actor)
  81. William Bernstein (Executive)
  82. Cis Corman (Casting Director, Producer)
  83. Michael Wolf Snyder (Production Sound Mixer)
  84. Ja'Net DuBois (Actress)
  85. Les Fresholtz ( Re-recording Mixer)
  86. Jerry Stiller (Actor)
  87. DMX ( Songwriter, Actor, Producer)
  88. Giuseppe Rotunno (Cinematographer)
  89. Else Blangsted (Music Editor)
  90. Ronald Harwood (Writer)
  91. Masato Hara (Producer)
  92. Robert C. Jones ( Film Editor, Writer)
  93. Walter Bernstein (Writer, Producer)
  94. Sean Connery (Actor)
  95. Chadwick Boseman (Actor)

This was the complete list of winners for Oscars 2021. The students appearing in various competitive examinations are advised to go through the list thoroughly.


89th OSCAR 2017 - Complete Award Winner List

89th OSCAR 2017 - Complete Award Winner List


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Complete List of Oscars Winners 2017

Awards Winners Work
Best Picture Adele Romanski,
 Dede Gardner,
and Jeremy
Moonlight
Best Director Damien Chazelle La La Land
Best Actor Casey Affleck Manchester
by the Sea
Best Actress Emma Stone La La Land
Best Supporting
Actor
Mahershala Ali Moonlight
Best Supporting
Actress
Viola Davis Fences
Best Original
Screen Play
Kenneth Lonergan Manchester
by the Sea
Best Adapted
Screenplay
Barry Jenkins &
Tarell Alvin McCraney
Moonlight
Best Animated
Feature Film
Byron Howard,
Rich Moore, &
Clark Spencer
Zootopia
Best Documentary –
Feature
Ezra Edelman &
Caroline Waterlow
O.J: Made in America
Best Documentary –
Short Subject
Orlando Von Einsiedal
& Joanna Natasegara
The White Helmets
Best Live Action
Short Film
Kristof Deak &
Anna Udvardy
Sing
Best Live Animated
Short Film
Alan Barillaro &
Marc Sondheimer
Piper
Best Original
Score
Justin Hurwitz La La Land
Best Original
Song
Music By – Justin Hurwitz Lyric By – Benj Pasek
& Justin Paul
City of Stars
from La La Land
Best Sound
Editing
Sylvain Bellemare Arrival
Best Sound Mixing Kalvin O’Connell,
Andy Wright,
Robert Mackenzie
& Peter Grace
Hacksaw Ridge
Best production
Design
David Wasco &
Sandy Reynolds Wasco
La La Land
Best
Cinematography
Linus Sandgren La La Land
Best Makeup
& Hairstyling
Alessandro Bertolazzi,
Giorgio Gregorini &
Christopher Nelson
Suicide Squad
Best Costume
Design
Colleen Atwood Fantastic Beasts
and Where to
Find Them
Best Film
Editing
John Gilbert Hacksaw Ridge
Best Visual
Effects
Robert Legato,
Adam Valdez,
Andrew R. Jones
& Dan Lemmon
The Jungle Book

Oscar Winners 2017 Trivia

  • The host of the show was Jimmy Kimmel.
  • The big winners were La La Land (6), Moonlight (3), Hacksaw Ridge (2), Manchester by the Sea (2).
  • La La Land received the most nominations with a record of 14. On the other hand, Arrival & Moonlight received 8 nominations.
  • O.J: Made in America was the longest film (467 minutes) to win an academy award. There was some mistake in making the announcement for Best Picture.
  • The movie La La Land was mistakenly handed the Best Picture Award until the confusion was cleared up. The award was later given to Moonlight.
  • Moonlight was the first LGBTQ movie to win Best Picture.

More Oscar Trivia (from the 1st Oscar Awards in 1929)

  • Douglas Fairbanks hosted the show.
  • Outstanding Picture – Wings
  • Unique and Artistic Picture – Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
  • Best Actor – Emil Jannings (The Last Command  and  The Way of All Fresh)
  • Best Actress – Janet Gaynor (7th Heaven, Street Angel  and  Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans)
  • Best Director – Frank Borzage (7th Heaven)
  • Best Original Screenplay – Ben Hecht (Underworld)
  • Best Adapted Screenplay – Benjamin Glazer (7th Heaven)
  • Best Cinematography – Charles Rosher & Karl Struss (Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans)
  • Honorary Award – Charlie Chaplin (The Circus)
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