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23 Jan 2025


NextImg:Trump Isn't Going To Be Happy About This Oscars Nomination
In this handout photo provided by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Bowen Yang (left) and Rachel Sennott announce the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards onstage at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
In this handout photo provided by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Bowen Yang (left) and Rachel Sennott announce the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards onstage at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
Handout via Getty Images

Comedian Bowen Yang and writer-actor Rachel Sennott announced the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards on Thursday morning.

“Emilia Pérez,” the Spanish-language musical starring Karla Sofía Gascón and Zoe Saldaña, received 13 nominations, with Gascón making history as the first openly transgender actor nominated for an Oscar. “The Brutalist,” a war epic starring Adrien Brody, nabbed 10 nods. Those two films, along with “Conclave,” “Anora,” “A Complete Unknown, “Dune: Part Two,” “I’m Still Here,” “Nickel Boys,” “The Substance” and “Wicked” are all up for the Best Picture category.

HuffPost’s Marco Margaritoff reported the full list of nominees here.

The Oscars are scheuled to air March 2 on ABC, Hulu Live TV and other streaming services. Conan O’Brien is set to host for the first time.

Below, HuffPost staff chats about the nominations — the surprises we didn’t see coming and the snubs we’re mad about. Stay tuned for updates.

Pief Weyman

Surprise: Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong, ‘The Apprentice’

I didn’t want to watch this movie, but, man, are the performances by Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump and Jeremy Strong as his former lawyer Roy Cohn so good? Absolutely. When I finished the film, I really sat there like, damn, I really just witnessed how Trump became Trump by watching this film. I would not be mad if either of them win in their categories. I also am glad that Stan didn’t get a performance nomination for “A Different Man,” which I couldn’t even finish. He’s much stronger in “The Apprentice.” — Erin

I have a ton of complicated thoughts about “The Apprentice” that have a lot to do with the way an increasingly conservative Hollywood, and most certainly Black audiences, feel about a Trump film of any kind. But I think the movie has merit, and that Jeremy Strong is especially good in it. I’m not mad at either of these nominations. — Candice

Agreed, Candice. I always think about your great, incisive review of it. Did this movie need to be made? Who is the audience for it? Does it give anyone any new information that they didn’t already know about Donald Trump? No. But man, these performances were so chillingly mesmerizing, especially Strong as Cohn. Oof.

Also, curious to see if a certain president goes on a rant about this… — Marina

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