OK, one more hour of this and then the Oscars will actually start. We can do this.
Oscars 2021 live: Nomadland wins best picture – as it happened
At the 93rd Academy Awards, Anthony Hopkins wins best actor, Frances McDormand wins best actress – and Glenn Close does ‘da butt’
Mon 26 Apr 2021 02.07 EDT
First published on Sun 25 Apr 2021 16.59 EDT- They think it's all over – it is now
- Anthony Hopkins wins best actor
- Frances McDormand wins best actress
- Nomadland wins best picture
- Fight for You wins best original song
- Soul wins best original score
- Sound of Metal wins best editing
- Mank wins best cinematography
- Mank wins best production design
- Youn Yuh-jung wins best supporting actress
- Tenet wins best visual effects
- My Octopus Teacher wins best documentary feature
- Colette wins best documentary short
- Soul wins best animated feature
- If Anything Happens I Love You wins best animated short film
- Two Distant Strangers wins best live action short film
- Sound of Metal wins best sound
- Chloé Zhao wins best director
- Ann Roth wins best costume design
- Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Mia Neal, Jamika Wilson win best hair and make-up
- Daniel Kaluuya wins best supporting actor
- Another Round wins best international feature
- Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller win best adapted screenplay
- Emerald Fennell wins best original screenplay
- The 2021 Oscars begin
- Where's nominee Anthony Hopkins?
- Golden crocs and socks – Questlove steps up
- 'The writing process includes listening to Britney Spears and eating pizza out of a bin'
Live feed
- They think it's all over – it is now
- Anthony Hopkins wins best actor
- Frances McDormand wins best actress
- Nomadland wins best picture
- Fight for You wins best original song
- Soul wins best original score
- Sound of Metal wins best editing
- Mank wins best cinematography
- Mank wins best production design
- Youn Yuh-jung wins best supporting actress
- Tenet wins best visual effects
- My Octopus Teacher wins best documentary feature
- Colette wins best documentary short
- Soul wins best animated feature
- If Anything Happens I Love You wins best animated short film
- Two Distant Strangers wins best live action short film
- Sound of Metal wins best sound
- Chloé Zhao wins best director
- Ann Roth wins best costume design
- Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Mia Neal, Jamika Wilson win best hair and make-up
- Daniel Kaluuya wins best supporting actor
- Another Round wins best international feature
- Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller win best adapted screenplay
- Emerald Fennell wins best original screenplay
- The 2021 Oscars begin
- Where's nominee Anthony Hopkins?
- Golden crocs and socks – Questlove steps up
- 'The writing process includes listening to Britney Spears and eating pizza out of a bin'
I have changed my mind. Alan Kim’s commitment to shuffling around on the red carpet like a little robot has made him my new favourite person.
Chloé Zhao
The best director front runner Chloé Zhao has spent most awards ceremonies beaming in on Zoom from her living room wearing plaid shirts and T-shirts. Excellent to see that she didn’t let the heavy-handed Oscars dress code memo divert her too far from her usual style. Her trainers look excellent here, with her neat Greta plaits and an oyster-coloured sweater dress, one of many red carpet roll necks so far. Hers is by Hermes, apparently. Never has an Oscars red carpet looked so cosy.
Chloe Zhao appears to be wearing a knitted dress. I’m 90% sure she wore dungarees to the Baftas. This woman’s commitment to comfort at any cost has made her my new favourite person.
We are now looking at how Viola Davis’s red carpet style has evolved throughout the years. This is because there are no famous people in attendance this year and in retrospect making a three-hour television programme about this red carpet is an absolute madness.
Mikkel EG Nielsen
Menswear is steamrolling the red carpet this year. Take the Danish editor who sees your dress code, Oscars, and raises you this: a wide-legged tuxedo that could be Hermès, Balenciaga or Bottega Veneta, a cream shirt, no tie, too-long cuffs, and barely visible heeled shoes. Stellar effort from the Sound of Metal men so far.
Glenn Close
Safe, staid, glam. Eight-time nominee Glenn Close is wearing Armani Prive (as is her wont) – but she’s also the first nominee to wear PPE on the red carpet. The leather gloves, made by Armani, are in homage to the designer’s late mother and her tunic is made from silk, organza and mesh. It also took a meagre three weeks to stitch together. She also just admitted to keeping all her character’s T-shirts, jeans and Nikes in a library. That’s a lot to take in.
Wait, no, she just said “piss” on the red carpet. Please preserve this woman in amber.
Yuh-Jung Youn is on the red carpet now. Last time she spoke in public, she called all British people “snobs”. She’s being a little more conservative this time around, saying that everyone has heard of the Oscars and the Minari cast all rented an Airbnb together. Maybe she’s saving the good stuff for the acceptance speech.
Leslie Odom Jr and Nicolette Robinson
Quite a look from Leslie Odom Jr here – part Tinman, part Oscars statuette, and pretty advanced styling, what with the slim polo neck layered under the gold shirt. It’s all by Brioni and serves as further proof that the days in which men wore nothing but penguin suits on the red carpet are waning. His wife, Nicolette Robinson, who clearly looks incredible, told red carpet reporters that this is their first night out of sick-stained sweatpants since having a baby four weeks ago. They scrub up well.
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