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25 Apr, 13 tweets, 5 min read
Who will win at tonight's #Oscars? Cast your predictions below 👇 thetimes.co.uk/article/oscars…
Who will win best picture? 🏆
Who will win best picture? 🏆
Nomadland should win, says @Tom_Shone. It’s an instant American classic.
Minari should win, says @KevinTMaher. It’s the most beautifully crafted, deftly played and heartbreaking film on the list.

But Nomadland will win, he adds.
Who will win best actress? 🏆
Who will win best actress?
Frances McDormand will win, says @Tom_Shone. You can't take your eyes off of Viola Davis’s blowsy, belligerent Ma Rainey but McDormand’s run of wins will continue.
Andra Day will win, argues @KevinTMaher. She’s the wildcard entrant who scooped the best actress (drama) trophy at the Golden Globes for her incendiary turn as Billie Holiday. It’s a dominant, indelible performance.
See more #Oscars nominations and predictions from our film critics: thetimes.co.uk/article/oscars…
This year's #Oscars ceremony could be one of the best, reports @benhoyle from Los Angeles. thetimes.co.uk/article/oscar-…
At tonight’s Academy awards ceremony, Britain has its highest number of acting nominations since 2002.

The question is: Who has the best American accent? And how do these accents sound to an actual American? thetimes.co.uk/article/oscars…
Think Promising Young Woman has a chance of winning at the #Oscars?

We sat down with director @emeraldfennell to talk about her directorial debut. thetimes.co.uk/article/emeral…

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