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The 94th Academy Awards for film achievements in 2021 are presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Directed by Glenn Weiss, Gregg Gelfand, Troy Miller. Hosted by Regina Hall, Amy Schumer, Wanda Sykes.
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The 94th Academy Awards for film achievements in 2021 are presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Directed by Glenn Weiss, Gregg Gelfand, Troy Miller. Hosted by Regina Hall, Amy Schumer, Wanda Sykes.
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The acting nominations contains two real-life couples: Penélope Cruz (nominated Best Actress for Parallel Mothers (2021)) and Javier Bardem (nominated for Best Actor for Being the Ricardos (2021)) as well as Kirsten Dunst (nominated for Best Supporting Actress for The Power of the Dog (2021)) and Jesse Plemons (nominated for Best Supporting Actor for The Power of the Dog (2021)).
With his nods for Belfast (2021), Kenneth Branagh is the first filmmaker to earn nominations in seven different Oscar categories.
Having starred in Don't Look Up (2021) and Nightmare Alley (2021), Cate Blanchett is the first actress in history to have credited roles in nine Best Picture nominees, surpassing Olivia de Havilland's record of eight.
With his Best Picture nod, Steven Spielberg is the most nominated individual in the category with eleven films. Spielberg's Best Director nomination also makes him the first filmmaker to be nominated in that category in six consecutive decades.
CODA (2021) is the first film from Apple Original Films, as well as the first starring a predominantly deaf cast in leading roles, to be nominated for Best Picture; among the cast, Troy Kotsur is the first deaf male actor to receive a nomination for an acting award (in the category of Best Supporting Actor). He is the second deaf actor overall to receive an acting nomination, after CODA co-star Marlee Matlin, who won in the Best Actress category for Children of a Lesser God (1986).
"Chris Rock: Jada, I love you. "G.I. Jane 2", can't wait to see it, alright? [pause, unclear] Chris Rock: That was a nice one. OK. I'm out here. Uh-oh. Richard... [Will Smith walks up to Chris Rock on the stage, hits him in the face, and walks away] Chris Rock: Oh, wow! Wow! Will Smith just smacked the shit out of me. Will Smith: Keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth! Chris Rock: Wow, dude! Will Smith: Yes! Chris Rock: It was a "G.I. Jane" joke. Will Smith: [yells louder] Keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth! Chris Rock: I'm going to, OK? [unclear] Chris Rock: That was, uh... greatest night in the history of television."
"Chris Rock: [jokingly, before announcing the 2022 Oscar nominees for Best Documentary] You know who's got the hardest job tonight? Javier Bardem, both he and his wife are nominated. Now if she loses, he can't win! He is praying Will Smith wins, like please Lord"
