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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Gwilym Mumford, Chloe Mac Donnell, Lauren Cochrane

Oscars 2024: Oppenheimer sweeps awards as it takes best picture, director and actor – as it happened

Producers of Oppenheimer Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, left, and director Christopher Nolan accept the award for best picture.
Producers of Oppenheimer Emma Thomas and Charles Roven, left, and director Christopher Nolan accept the award for best picture. Photograph: Patrick T Fallon/AFP/Getty Images

And that’s your lot! We’re winding this liveblog down now, but keep an eye on the Guardian homepage today/tomorrow for more reaction and analysis of this year’s awards. And we’ll leave you with this rather handy roundup of everything that happened at the 76th Academy Awards, the night when absolutely nothing surprising happened but everyone had a good time anyway. Thanks for reading!

More on the in memoriam segment (1.58am), which in fine Oscar tradition has annoyed quite a few people by omitting a number of prominent Hollywood names. This year the Academy tried to mitigate against the usual social media ire by including some stars in a long roundup list at the end of the segment, but as it was impossible to see that list on TV, everyone’s annoyed regardless. Some of the deceased stars relegated to the big list included The Wire’s Lance Reddick, sitcom pioneer Norman Lear and British film-making great Terence Davies. That last one, in particular, really stings. Will they ever get this segment right?

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