Who will go home with more than one Oscar statuette at Academy Awards?
The 96th Academy Awards, celebrating the best in film from last year, saw several A-list stars garner multiple nominations.
At 49 years old, Bradley Cooper earned three nominations this year for his roles in starring, producing, and co-writing the film Maestro. Remarkably, he joins an esteemed group as the fourth person in Academy history to direct himself to an acting nomination in multiple films, with his directorial credits including Maestro and A Star is Born (2018).
Christopher Nolan, the filmmaker behind Oppenheimer, has also received three nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Picture for his work on the biopic.
Emma Stone, a previous Oscar winner, secured two nominations this year for her role in Poor Things, as well as her contribution as one of the nominated producers under the film’s Best Picture nod.
Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of Poor Things, received two nominations for Best Director and Best Picture.
Martin Scorsese, for Killers of the Flower Moon, earned two nominations for Best Director and Best Picture, recognizing his roles as both director and producer of the film.
Cord Jefferson, recognized for American Fiction, and Justine Triet, the French filmmaker behind Anatomy of a Fall, each received two nominations for their respective works.
Jonathan Glazer received two nominations for Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay for The Zone of Interest.
Tom Ozanich and Dean Zupancic are both nominated twice in Best Sound for their work on Maestro and The Creator.
The exclusive livestream of the ceremony begins with the pre-show red carpet at 6:30 a.m., followed by the ceremony itself at 7:00 a.m. Late-night host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the ceremony for the fourth time.
Watch the exclusive show on Disney+ Philippines.
