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Into the Spider-Verse the Spy Who Dumped Me Stan SORRY TO BOTHER YOU Actors: Lakeith Stanfield. Armie Hammer. Steven Yeun. Danny Glover. Terry Crews. Omari Hardwick. Jermaine Fowler. Michael X. Sommers. Actresses: Tessa Thompson. Kate Berlant. THE SOUND STORY Actors: Resul Pookutty. Joy Mathew. Sunil Sugatha. Peruvanam Kuttan Marar. Afsal Yousaf. Segaa. Dilip Kuttippuram. Basid. Parameswaran. Ashraf Mullasery. Actresses: Nibha Namboodari. Kairaly Prasad. Resmi. Devika Shaji. Geethi Sangeetha. Veena. Shalu. Lakshmi Atul. Nadhi Prasad Prabhakar. SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE Actors: Shameik Moore. Jake Johnson. Mahershala Ali. Brian Tyree Henry. John Mulaney. Nicolas Cage. Liev Schreiber. Actresses: Hailee Steinfeld. Lily Tomlin. Luna Lauren Velez. Zoë Kravitz. Kimiko Glenn. Kathryn Hahn. THE SPY WHO DUMPED ME Actors: Sam Heughan. Justin Theroux. Hasan Minhaj. Actresses: Mila Kunis. Kate McKinnon. Jane Curtin. Gillian Anderson. Ivanna Sakhno. STAN & OLLIE Actors: Steve Coogan. John C. Reilly. Danny Huston. Rufus Jones. Actresses: Shirley Henderson. Nina Arianda. A STAR IS BORN Actors: Bradley Cooper. Sam Elliott. Dave Chappelle. Andrew Dice Clay. Rafi Gavron. Anthony Ramos. Barry Shabaka Henley. Michael D. Roberts. Michael J. Harney. Greg Grunberg. Actresses: Lady Gaga. Rebecca Field. Brandi Carlile. Drena De Niro. Ashley Frangipane. SUPERFLY Actors: Trevor Jackson. Jason Mitchell. Michael Kenneth Williams. Kaalan "KR" Walker. Esai Morales. Big Bank Black. Antwan "Big Boi" Patton. Jacob Ming-Trent. Actresses: Lex Scott Davis. Jennifer Morrison. Andrea Londo. SUPPORT THE GIRLS Actresses: Regina Hall. SURFER Actors: Douglas Burke. Sage Burke. Gerald James. Turk Bartee. Alex Angelikis. Mitch Feinstein. Actresses: Marian Thomas Griffin. Analia Lenchantin. SUSPIRIA Actors: Mikael Olsson. Fred Kelemen. Joel-Dennis Bienstock. Actresses: Dakota Johnson. Tilda Swinton. Mia Goth. Angela Winkler. Ingrid Caven. Elena Fokina. Sylvie Testud. Renée Soutendijk. Jessica Harper. Chloë Grace Moretz. 91st Academy Awards Page 28 of 33.
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