Sentences with phrase «picture winner instead»

After Sunday's disastrous Oscars mix - up, in which La La Land was accidentally announced as the Best Picture winner instead of Moonlight, Steve Harvey has offered to help smooth things over.

An envelope goof led to La La Land mistakenly being announced as the Best Picture winner instead of the real winner - Barry Jenkins» Moonlight.

Not exact matches

Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, who initially, incorrectly announced La La Land instead of Moonlight the winner last year, surprisingly returned to present the best picture award — this time without a hitch.

Not ever Best Picture winner in the»90s holds up, and almost every year there were better options that might have won instead, but the»90s were a hugely pivotal decade that took Best Picture from Kevin Costner to Kevin Spacey, and... okay, well maybe that's not the feel - good progression we're looking for, but still.

The PGA has matched the Oscar for Best Picture in 19 of its 27 years, although last year it chose «The Big Short» instead of eventual Best Picture winner «Spotlight.»

Naming La La Land as best picture last year instead of the real winner, Moonlight, was the worst blunder in Oscar history: an official backstage was too busy tweeting to focus on giving Warren Beatty the correct envelope.

Otherwise... Movies that it beat that you should watch instead: It's crazy that DeMille won for The Greatest Show on Earth in ’52 and yet couldn't carry The Ten Commandments across the finish line instead for a more resonant Best Picture winner this year.

Most of the time Best Film Editing winner goes to win Best Picture but The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo won it instead and it was their only one of the night.

Ugh, yes, I actually didn't mean to write «not nominated for Best Picture» but instead a movie not nominated for a whole swag of other awards, but as I was looking at the list of winners I forgot that Dark Knight wasn't nominated for BP.

, when presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty were given the wrong envelope and wound up giving the best picture Oscar to «La La Land» instead of the real winner, «Moonlight.»

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