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Andrew Scott. Photo: Leon Bennett/Getty Images Britain’s Olivier Awards were among the first awards shows to indefinitely postpone their ceremony this spring due to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, calling off their initially scheduled April 5 ceremony on March 17. However, after the intervening months proved the quarantine will be with us for a while, organizers went ahead and aired a prerecorded 2020 Oliviers on Sunday, October 25. (Since this year’s nominees were announced March 3, it probably just felt cruel to make them sweat it out any longer.) Among this year’s winners is the Hot Priest himself, Andrew Scott , who took home this year’s Best Actor award for his turn in Present Laughter . His Fleabag co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge , however, did not win Best Actress for her starring role in the stage play on which her TV series is based. Instead, Sharon D. Clarke won for her work in the Young Vic’s largely Black version of Death of a Salesman , a show that also won Best Director. Last year, Clarke won Best Actress in a Musical for her work in Caroline, or Charge . Speaking of musicals, this year’s Best New Musical went to (what else?) Dear Evan Hansen , while Best New Play went to Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt . Including this year’s prize for Best Actor in a Musical for lead Sam Tutty, Dear Evan Hansen tied with & Juliet , a musical revisitation of the infamous Shakespeare couple via the pop music of Max Martin, and Emilia , with three awards each. Ian McKellen , meanwhile, took home a special Olivier celebrating his 80th birthday tour, Ian McKellen On Stage , which he performed at over 80 venues to raise money for regional theaters. And that was before COVID-19. You can read the rest of this year’s Olivier winners here . Sources Playbill … [Read more...] about Andrew Scott,

Photo-Illustration: Vulture and Searchlight Pictures Every week between now and March 15, when the Academy Award nominations are announced, Vulture will consult its crystal ball to determine the changing fortunes of this year’s Oscars race. In our “ Oscar Futures ” column, we’ll let you in on insider gossip, parse brand-new developments, and track industry buzz to figure out who’s up, who’s down, and who’s currently leading the race for a coveted Oscar nomination. Best Picture Up Nomadland Congratulations, Nomadland : You’re the first Best Picture contender to be met with sustained political critique. (I’d say right now the furor level is at “pushback,” and hasn’t yet escalated to “controversy,” much less “backlash.”) At issue is whether the film’s treatment of Amazon fulfillment centers soft-pedals the company’s real-life labor-rights issues — a fair question to ask, certainly, but one I suspect will have a hard time resonating with Academy members, who inhabit an epistemological universe where the corporate giant is far less controversial. Indeed, many in Hollywood can trace their salaries to Jeff Bezos’s pursuit of Oscar gold, so I suspect this narrative is likely to remain a Film Twitter–only thing. Still, it’s a sign that Nomadland bears the traditional mark of a front-runner: a giant target. Up The Trial of the Chicago 7 Meanwhile, Nomadland ’s biggest competition keeps up its successful run through the precursors. The trial drama earned a surprise nod at this week’s Art Directors Guild nominations , beating out Emma. for a spot in the Period category despite the fact that roughly 73 percent of its run time is spent in a courtroom. After the stunt ensemble nomination at SAG, that’s the second unexpected pickup for Aaron Sorkin’s film, which has shown up at all the guilds so far save Hair & Makeup. (Only Promising Young Woman has done better.) Chicago 7 is gaining steam and has managed to steer … [Read more...] about Oscar Futures: Why the Amazon Debate Won’t Hurt

February 26, 2021 - 14:07 GMT Francesca Shillcock The highly-anticipated Golden Globe Awards are back once again – here's all there is to know about the show… Awards season officially kicks off this weekend with the 2021 Golden Globe Awards . The ceremony will go live on Sunday, showcasing some of the very best stars in the world of TV and film all hoping to pick up a coveted gong. MORE: Golden Globes 2021 nominations are here and The Crown sweeps the board The awards ceremony this year is, unsurprisingly, airing mostly online with guests attending virtually. Rather than a red carpet adorned with A-Listers dressed to the nines, the stars will be appearing via video links and the show will have a limited studio audience of frontline and essential workers. Before the glitz and glamour commences this weekend, find out what to expect from the 78th Golden Globes… Loading the player... WATCH: Highlights of stars arriving to the 2020 Golden Globe Awards When are the Golden Globes on TV? The 2021 Golden Globes air on Sunday 28 February on NBC. The show, which will be a bicoastal event, will air live at 8pm EST and 5pm PST and will run for three hours. Who is hosting the Golden Globes? Comedy geniuses and four-time Golden Globe hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey will be presenting the awards this weekend. The stars, both known and loved for their roles in TV shows such as Parks and Recreation and 30 Rock , will be hosting together but from afar. Tina will present live from the Rainbow Room in New York City while Amy will appear from the home of the Golden Globes at the Los Angeles Beverly Hilton. Both Amy and Tina will present awards to the winners virtually and will bring their witty one-liners and iconic humour to the show. Many other big names in showbiz are reportedly set to present awards including Margot Robbie, Tiffany Haddish, Renee Zellweger and Kenan Thompson. … [Read more...] about Golden Globes 2021: Everything you need to know about awards – how to watch, presenters and more