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Academy Awards 2017: guide

Your guide to presenters, performers & broadcast details for Hollywood's big night.

La La Land leads the Academy Awards nominations, tying with Titanic and All About Eve‘s record 14 nods.

Several Australians are among the nominees, including Nicole Kidman and Mel Gibson, while Tanna, a Romeo and Juliet-style film set in Vanuatu, scored Australia’s first ever nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.

Australian drama film Lion scooped up six nominations.

Nine screens the Oscars Live at 12:30pm Monday preceded by Live crosses on Today and Today Extra. Twitter is also offering a free Live stream this year.

Host: Jimmy Kimmel
Venue: Dolby Theatre

Presenters:
Randy Thomas,
Dwayne Johnson,
Mark Rylance,
John Cho,
Leslie Mann,
Alicia Vikander,
Gael García Bernal,
Leonardo DiCaprio,
Brie Larson,
Warren Beatty,
Faye Dunaway,
Amy Adams,
Riz Ahmed,
Javier Bardem,
Halle Berry,
Jamie Dornan,
Chris Evans,
Cheryl Boone Isaacs,
Samuel L. Jackson,
Scarlett Johansson,
Dakota Johnson,
Felicity Jones,
Shirley MacLaine,
Kate McKinnon,
Janelle Monáe,
David Oyelowo,
Hailee Steinfeld,
Emma Stone,
Charlize Theron.

Performers:
Auli’i Cravalho,
Lin-Manuel Miranda,
John Legend,
Sting,
Justin Timberlake,
Sara Bareilles.

Broadcast:
Monday February 27 (all times are AEDT):
6am E! Countdown to the Red Carpet.
9:30am Live from the Red Carpet. Ryan Seacrest and Giuliana Rancic.
12pm Nine Extra.
12:30pm Live The 89th Annual Academy Awards
7:30pm 9GEM The 89th Annual Academy Awards rpt

Tuesday February 28
7:30pm E! Fashion Police

Online:
Viewers can tune-in on Twitter, even if they don’t have a Twitter account, via Oscars Viewing Party from 12 Noon AEDT on Monday 27th February (ceremony begins 12:30pm).

2017 Nominees.

One Response

  1. There was a time when we’d look forward to the Oscars like the Grand Final, discussing well before the event who we thought would win what. But now? Not a mention of it at work or at home. Why bother watching when we just about know what to expect? Two or three movies winning everything, interspersed with anti-Trump speeches and lectures on an alleged ‘pay gap’ from women who earn millions for a few weeks’ work. So no thanks, I think we’ll give the Oscars a miss ….. again.

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