Oscars 2018: Winners and reaction

Summary

The Shape of Water wins the most Oscars with four
Its prizes include best film and director
Frances McDormand wins best actress, and Gary Oldman best actor
Sam Rockwell wins best supporting actor
Allison Janney wins best supporting actress

Live Reporting

Steven McIntosh and Tim Masters

Jordan Peele tweetspublished at 04:00 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Nicole Kidman presented the Oscar to Jordan Peele
Now here's a man who has his priorities straight.
The Get Out director becomes the first of tonight's winners to tweet his reaction.
Peele won the trophy for best original screenplay.
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WINNER: Best original scorepublished at 04:00 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
The Shape of Water - Alexandre Desplat
That's a second win for The Shape of Water. It also won production design.
The other nominees were:
- Dunkirk - Hans Zimmer
- Phantom Thread - Jonny Greenwood
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi - John Williams
- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - Carter Burwell
This is Mepublished at 03:54 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Keala Settle performs a (somewhat shouty) version of This is Me from The Greatest Showman on a stage packed with backing singers and dancers.
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(We have goosebumps too, but for different reasons.)
Next up we have best original score and best song.
WINNER: Best cinematographypublished at 03:49 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
- Blade Runner 2049 - Roger Deakins
This is his first win after 14 nominations.
The award was presented by Sandra Bullock, who asked for the lighting to be dimmed so she could "go back to her 40s".
The other nominees were:
- Darkest Hour - Bruno Delbonnel
- Dunkirk - Hoyte van Hoytema
- Mudbound - Rachel Morrison
- The Shape of Water - Dan Laustsen
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Sandra Bullock ages backwardspublished at 03:48 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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As Sandra Bullock takes to the stage to present best cinematography, she asks producers to dim the lights to make her look younger.
"Oooh, that's good, a little lower," she says, joking that she wants to look like she's still in her forties.
She then goes on to introduce the "four men and one trail-blazing woman" who are nominated in this category.
Young star of Silent Child was confident of winpublished at 03:46 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Rachel Shenton seemed unsure about the film's prospects of winning when we spoke to her on the red carpet earlier.
She said she wasn't thinking about the possibility - but did say she would celebrate with "mugs of champagne" if they did.
One person who might not be surprised though is Maisie herself - she'd told the BBC she thought they'd win the award.
But asked who she was looking forward to meeting, she said Donald Duck - when she goes to Disneyland tomorrow.
WINNER: Best original screenplaypublished at 03:37 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Get Out - written by Jordan Peele
“This means so much to me,” says Peele.
“I stopped writing this 20 times because I thought it was impossible.”
Peele dedicates his award to “all the people who raised my voice and let me make this movie”.
He thanks everyone who went to see it “and for shouting out at the screen”.
This is a significant win.
It's extremely rare for the best picture winner not to win either best original or best adapted screenplay.
Given that Call Me By Your Name is unlikely to win best picture - does this win mean that Get Out is in with a shot of taking the night's big prize?
The other nominees in this cateogry were:
- The Big Sick - written by Emily V Gordon & Kumail Nanjiani
- Lady Bird - written by Greta Gerwig
- The Shape of Water - screenplay by Guillermo del Toro & Vanessa Taylor; story by Guillermo del Toro
- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - written by Martin McDonagh
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WINNER: Best adapted screenplaypublished at 03:33 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Call Me By Your Name - screenplay by James Ivory
“My rule number one for a screenwriter who adapts a novel is to thank the author of the novel," says James Ivory as he thanks Andre Aciman, who wrote the book the film is based on.
Ivory describes Call Me By Your Name as "a story familiar to most of us, whether straight, gay or somewhere in between. We've all gone through our first love, and come out the other side mostly intact."
He also thanks "the film's wonderful emotion-filled actors" as the camera cuts to Timothee Chalamet - who is also up for best actor later tonight for his performance in the same film.
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The other nominees were:
- The Disaster Artist - screenplay by Scott Neustadter & Michael H Weber
- Logan - screenplay by Scott Frank & James Mangold and Michael Green; story by James Mangold
- Molly's Game - written for the screen by Aaron Sorkin
- Mudbound - screenplay by Virgil Williams and Dee Rees
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Kobe Bryant on 'crazy' winpublished at 03:30 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Lauren Turner
Entertainment Reporter
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Dear Basketball won an Oscar earlier - and Kobe Bryant can't quite believe it.
His appearance in the interview room was met with a huge round of applause and he was inundated with questions.
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I feel better than winning the championship. I dreamed of winning the championship and worked really hard to make that dream come true. To have something like this seemingly come out of leftfield... this is crazy man, it's crazy.
He said he felt a sense of validation by winning the Oscar - and that he was pleased he didn't have to sit in an ice bath after this victory.
Stand up!published at 03:23 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Common and Andra Day
Common and Andra Day perform his Oscar-nominated song Stand Up For Something from Marshall.
And Common gets everyone in the audience to stand up.
A wrinkle in time...published at 03:22 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Some great reactions are coming in to the mid-ceremony trip to the cinema across the road, which saw the young audience of A Wrinkle In Time screening get to see some of the biggest movie stars in the world.
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And check out this brilliant group photo Jimmy Kimmel has just tweeted:
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WINNER: Best live action shortpublished at 03:16 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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The Silent Child - Chris Overton and Rachel Shenton
You might know British actress Rachel Shenton as Mitzee in Hollyoaks... but she's now also an Oscar winner for her short film The Silent Child.
"I made a promise to our six-year-old lead actress that I’d sign this speech, but my hands are shaking a little bit so I apologise," she said as she took to the stage.
"Our movie is about a deaf child being born into a world of silence. It’s not exaggerated or sensationalised for the movie, this is happening. Children all over the world face communication barriers."
The other nominees were:
- DeKalb Elementary
- The Eleven O'Clock
- My Nephew Emmet
- Watu Wote/All of Us
WINNER: Best documentary shortpublished at 03:13 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405 - Frank Stiefel
The other nominees were:
- Edith + Eddie
- Heroin(e)
- Knife Skills
- Traffic Stop
Celebrities head to cinema next doorpublished at 03:07 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Jimmy Kimmel's gathering a group of stars to head over to the nearby Chinese Theatre cinema to surprise an unsuspecting audience watching new film A Wrinkle in Time.
They include Armie Hammer, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Emily Blunt and Guillermo del Toro.
This follows last year's skit that saw a coach load of tourists brought to the Dolby Theatre and introduced to stars like Denzel Washington.
Stay tuned to see what happens when they get there...
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Best foreign film director 'can't believe' Oscar winpublished at 03:06 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Lauren Turner
Entertainment Reporter in Hollywood
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Rita Moreno presented the Oscar to Sebastian Lelio
Sebastian Lelio, director of A Fantastic Woman, seems shocked by his win as he chats backstage.
"I can't believe this happened," he says. "I knew the film was a front-runner and everything. But you're never really sure until the Oscar is in your hand.
"I'm happy for the team, and for what it represents."
He says the film represents "a necessary and urgent conversation".
"It has been a struggle to recognise the existence of transgender people," he adds.
WINNER: Best film editingpublished at 02:58 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Dunkirk - Lee Smith
That's the third win for Dunkirk.
"This is the most awesome thing that can happen to a guy like me,” says Lee Smith.
The other nominees were:
- Baby Driver - Paul Machliss & Jonathan Amos
- I, Tonya - Tatiana S Riegel
- The Shape of Water - Sidney Wolinsky
- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - Jon Gregory
WINNER: Best visual effectspublished at 02:53 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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Blade Runner 2049 - John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, Paul Lambert & Richard R Hoover
The other nominees were:
- Guardian of the Galaxy Vol 2 - Christopher Townsend, Guy Williams, Jonathan Fawkner & Dan Sudick
- Kong: Skull Island - Stephen Rosenbaum, Jeff White, Scott Benza & Mike Meinardus
- Star Wars: The Last Jedi - Ben Morris, Mike Mulholland, Neal Scanlan & Chris Corbould
- War for the Planet of the Apes - Joe Letteri, Daniel Barrett, Dan Lemmon & Joel Whist
Praise for Kobepublished at 02:46 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Well wishes are pouring in on Twitter for Kobe Bryant, who - as if he didn't have enough talent already - can now add "Oscar winner" to his CV, after his film Dear Basketball won best animated short.
"As basketballs, we're really just supposed to shut up and dribble," he joked in his acceptance speech, "but I'm glad we're doing a bit more than that".
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Colourful Cocopublished at 02:43 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
Earlier tonight, we saw a performance of Remember Me from Coco - which has just won best animated film.
The track is also up for best original song later tonight, and we have to hand it to them - the colourful staging in their performance of the song was spectacular.
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WINNER: Best animated featurepublished at 02:42 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2018
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The Coco team celebrate
Coco
The other nominees were:
- The Boss Baby
- The Breadwinner
- Ferdinand
- Loving Vincent
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