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Jlo, Gerwig Left Empty-Handed TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2020 92ND ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS | NOMINATIONS “Joker” And the PHOTOS COURTESY nominees are ... THE STUDIOS Best picture: “Ford v. Ferrari”; “The Irishman”; “Jojo Rabbit”; “Joker”; “Little Women”; “Marriage Story”; “1917”; Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood”; “Parasite.” Best actor: Antonio Banderas, “Pain and Glory”; Leonardo DiCap- NO JOKE rio, “Once Upon a Time ... in Hol- lywood”; Adam Driver, “Marriage Story”; Joaquin Phoenix, “Joker”; ‘Joker’ leads all contenders with 11 noms; ‘Irishman,’ Jonathan Pryce “The Two Popes.” ‘Hollywood’ and ‘1917’ right behind with 10 Best actress: Cynthia Erivo, “Har- riet”; Scarlett Johansson, “Mar- riage Story”; Saoirse Ronan, “Little Women”; Charlize Theron, “Bomb- shell”; Renée Zellweger, “Judy.” Best supporting actor: Tom Hanks, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”; Anthony Hopkins, “The Two Popes”; Brad Pitt, “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood”; Joe Pesci, “The Irishman”; Al Pacino, “The Irishman.” Best supporting actress: Kathy Bates, “Richard Jewell”; Laura Dern, “Marriage Story”; Scarlett Johansson, “Jojo Rabbit”; Florence Pugh, “Little Women”; Margot Rob- bie, “Bombshell.” Best director: Bong Joon Ho, “Par- asite”; Sam Mendes, “1917”; Todd Phillips, “Joker”; Martin Scorsese, “The Irishman”; Quentin Tarantino, “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood.” Adapted screenplay: “The Irish- man,” Steven Zaillian; “Jojo Rab- bit,” Taika Waititi; “Joker,” Todd Phillips and Scott Silver; “Little Women,” Greta Gerwig; “The Two Popes,” Anthony McCarten. Original screenplay: “Knives Out,” Rian Johnson; “Marriage Story,” Noah Baumbach; “1917,” Sam Mendes and Krysty Wil- son-Cairns; “Once Upon a Time ... JAKE COYLE | Associated Press in Hollywood,” Quentin Tarantino; “Parasite,” Bong Joon-ho and Jin emale filmmakers were At the box office Won Han. shut out, “Parasite” A list of the box offi ce totals for this year’s best picture nominees, as Animated feature: “How to Train made history and “The of Monday: Joker” just edged out a Dragon: The Hidden World”; “Toy F “Joker,” $334 million “Parasite,” $25.4 million Story 4”; “I Lost My Body”; “Klaus”; “The Irishman,” “1917” and “Missing Link.” “Once Upon a Time ... in Hol- “Once Upon a Time ... in “Jojo Rabbit,” $22 million lywood” in Monday’s Oscar Hollywood,” $141.1 million “The Irishman,” no fi gures Original Score: Hildur Gunadóttir, nominations. “Ford v Ferrari,” $111.4 million available “Joker”; Alexandre Desplat, “Little Todd Phillips’ R-rated super- “Little Women,” $74 million “Marriage Story,” no fi gures Women”; Randy Newman, “Mar- “1917,” $39.2 million available riage Story”; Thomas Newman, hero smash “Joker” topped all “Once Upon a Time ... in “1917”; John Williams, “Star Wars: fi lms with 11 nominations, while Source: Comscore Hollywood” Martin Scorsese’s elegiac crime The Rise of Skywalker.” epic “The Irishman,” Quentin When to watch Original song: “(I’m Gonna) Love Tarantino’s 1960s Los Angeles The 92nd Academy Awards will take place Feb. 9 in Los Angeles at Me Again,” “Rocketman” (music by fairy tale “Once Upon a Time ... the Dolby Theatre. ABC will again broadcast the show, viewership Elton John, lyrics by Bernie Taupin); “I’m Standing With You,” “Break- in Hollywood” and Sam Mendes’ for which last year rose 12% to 29.6 million. continuous World War I tale through” (music and lyrics by Diane “1917” all trailed close behind Warren); “Into The Unknown,” “Fro- with 10 nods apiece. Comics villain an antihero spin the 87th time, the academy se- zen II” (music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez); Those four were among the cribbed from Scorsese, was ex- lected all-male directing nom- “Stand Up,” “Harriet” (music and lyr- nine films nominated for best pected to do well Monday. But inees. ics by Joshuah Brian Campbell and picture in nominations for the the academy’s overwhelming Hollywood, in the midst of a Cynthia Erivo); “I Can’t Let You Throw 92nd Academy Awards. The support for a divisive movie that streaming upheaval, also gave Yourself Away,” “Toy Story 4” (music others were: Greta Gerwig’s was far from a critical favorite Netfl ix more nominations, 24, “1917” and lyrics by Randy Newman). Louisa May Alcott adaptation was unexpected. The fi lm’s nom- than ever before. The 10 nomina- “Little Women,” Noah Baum- inations included best actor for tions for “The Irishman” tied the Cinematography: Rodrigo Prieto, “The Irishman”; Lawrence Sher, bach’s divorce drama “Marriage Joaquin Phoenix and best direc- most for a Netfl ix fi lm, following “Joker”; Jarin Blaschke, “The Light- Story,” Taika Waititi’s Nazi tor for Phillips. “Roma” last year. Scorsese, a house”; Roger Deakins, “1917”; Germany romp “Jojo Rabbit,” Though a record 62 women one-time winner for “The De- Robert Richardson, “Once Upon a James Mangold’s racing drama (or about a third of nominees) parted,” was nominated for best Time … in Hollywood.” “Ford v Ferrari” and Bong were nominated, the Academy director for the ninth time. The Joon Ho’s class satire “Para- of Motion Pictures Arts and fi lm also won nods for Al Pacino, Costume design: “The Irish- site” — the first Korean film Sciences put the most weight Joe Pesci and its de-aging special man”; “Jojo Rabit”; “Joker”; “Little Women”; “Once Upon a Time ... in to be nominated and only the behind a handful of swaggering eff ects . Hollywood.” 11th non-English best-picture male-driven and man-made “We put all of ourselves into nominee. movies predicated on virtuos- this picture,” said Scorsese in a Animated short fi lm: “Dcera “Joker,” which gives the DC ity, spectacle and celebrity. For statement. “The Irishman” (Daughter)”; “Hair Love”; “Kitbull”; “Memorable”; “Sister.” Visual eff ects: “Avengers: End- FACTS & FIGURES game”; “The Irishman”; “The Lion SNUBS & SURPRISES King”; “1917”; “Star Wars: The Rise MOST NOMINATED: Martin of Skywalker.” Scorsese, up for best direc- Live action short fi lm: “Brother- JLo, Gerwig left empty-handed tor for “The Irishman,” is the hood”; “Nefta Football Club”; “The most nominated living direc- Neighbors’ Window”; “Saria”; “A tor with nine. The late Wil- Sister.” JOCELYN NOVECK | Associated Press Gerwig denied liam Wyler was nominated nce again, it was #Direc- Documentary short subject: “Little Women” was nomi- for best director 12 times. “In the Absence”; “Learning to torsSoMale at the Oscars. nated for best picture, and many “Congratulations to NOT A RECORD: Alfred New- Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re O felt Gerwig was an extremely a Girl)”; “Life Overtakes Me”; “St. those men,” said presenter Issa man’s 43 Oscar nominations strong candidate Louis Superman”; “Walk Run Cha- Rae pointedly, after the an- is somehow not a record. for her second John Williams got his 52nd Cha.” nouncement of an all-male di- directing nom- rectors slate. Denied were con- on Monday morning — 47 Documentary feature: “American ination (after for music scoring and fi ve Factory”; “The Cave”; “The Edge tenders like Greta Gerwig, direc- “Lady Bird” in tor of “Little Women,” and Lulu for original song. Both fall of Democracy”; “For Sama”; “Hon- 2018.) It would short of Walt Disney, how- eyland.” Wang of “The Farewell.” have made her Continuing another trou- ever, who had 59. International fi lm: “Corpus ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS the only two- bling trend that the Oscars can- time female di- OSCAR SEASON: Of the nine Christi,” Poland; “Honeyland,” Awkwafi na poses after winning North Macdeonia; “Les Miserables,” not seem to shake: In the acting recting nominee. Gerwig best picture nominees, only the best actress, musical or France; “Pain and Glory,” Spain; nominations, it was almost #Os- To date, only one one was released before Oc- comedy, award for “The Farewell” “Parasite,” South Korea. carsSoWhite, with Cynthia Erivo woman has won a directing Os- tober. “Once Upon a Time ... at the Golden Globe Awards of “Harriet” the only acting car: Kathryn Bigelow for “The in Hollywood” came out July Film editing: “Ford Vs. Ferrari”; earlier this month. nominee of color out of 20 nods. Hurt Locker.” 25. “Jojo Rabbit”; “The Irishman”; Golden Globe winner Awkwaf- “Joker”; “Parasite.” ina (“The Farewell”) was denied No repeat for Awkwafina ACTING & SONG: A double Snub story nominee this year is Cynthia Production design: “The Irish- a chance at an Oscar. When Awkwafi na won a Globe man”; “JoJo Rabbit”; “1917”; “Once And it was a tough morning for earlier this month for “The Fare- Gerwig shares her life with Erivo, who’s up for best ac- Noah Baumbach, director of Upon a Time ... in Hollywood”; high-wattage stars like Jennifer well,” it was a proud moment tress and best original song “Parasite.” Lopez, Beyonce and Robert De — the fi rst win by an actress of “Marriage Story,” and now part for “Harriet.” She’s the third Niro. All were overlooked. Asian descent in the lead cate- of their own marriage story is person to get acting and Makeup and hairstyling: “Bomb- Some of the key snubs: gory. There was much hope for the fact that both were denied songwriting nominations shell”; “Joker”; “Judy”; “Malefi cent: Mistress of Evil”; “1917.” an Oscar nod, but alas, it was not directing nominations despite for the same fi lm, and all No JLo to be; in fact, the much-admired their movies getting nominated were recent. Mary J. Blige Sound Editing: “Ford v Ferrari,” At age 50, Lopez has been fi lm was shut out. for best picture. did it in 2018 for “Mud- Don Sylvester; “Joker,” Alan Robert having quite the moment lately, bound” and Murray; “1917,” Oliver Tarney and and her much-buzzed about ‘Frozen 2’ misses out Other key snubs Lady Gaga Rachel Tate; “Once Upon a Time performance in “Hustlers” was Disney’s hugely successful Other key did it last ... in Hollywood,” Wylie Stateman; touted as her best chance for snubs included y e a r “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” “Frozen 2” wasn’t feeling Matthew Wood and David Acord.
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