Very early the morning of this Tuesday, all anxiously awaited the big announcement: the nominees for the Oscar. And so reacted to those who entered in the list of the elite of the cinema.
The color is not relevant
“I Hope that you have not been nominated because I’m black. That has no relevance. I hope that I have been nominated for my work,” settled Mahershala Ali, nominated for Best supporting actor for his role in “Moonlight,” and quoted by The Hollywood Reporter.
A record six actors and a director of african descent were nominated to this year’s Oscars, after two years without that neither one aspired to the award.
talent
“The truth is that it has to do with talent. Each year, we recognize the talent and the films, and this year has been just fabulous,” said the president of the Academy of motion picture Arts and Sciences, Cheryl Boone Isaacs.
“it is Not necessarily a message, our organization is made by professionals”, he added.
“what a morning!”
“The best part of my life is to connect with people and I love people deeply talented, kind and passionate with whom I had the good fortune of working for this film,” said Emma Stone, who search for the statuette as Best actress for her role in “La La Land”, which tied the record of 14 nominations.
“This goes beyond our most wildest dreams and I can’t wait to celebrate together”, he added.
“wordless”
“When you mention those movies, my head gives more turns of that you are already giving. I’m a little without words,” said the director of “La La Land”, Damien Chazelle, to know that his tribute to the golden era of musicals Hollywood had tied the record for nominations with “All About Eve” (1950) and “Titanic” (1997).
the newborn
“Nothing can be more exciting than to see the nominations carrying your newborn baby. It is a wonderful honor,” said Mel Gibson, after his surprising nomination as Best director for the film of the World War II, “To the last man”.
“Ears ironed”
“With the ears use of both mobile, celebrating with the team the nomination of #Timecode in the Bar Raspall” of Barcelona, wrote the filmmaker English Juanjo Giménez in his Twitter account after learning that his short, “Timecode” would vie for the Oscar.
Saving humanity
“The nomination of ‘The White Helmets’ for an Oscar is a new confirmation of the credibility of the civil defense in Syria,” said the photographer Khaled Khatib, nominated for his short film.
“it will help Us to achieve the goal and the slogan that we have been using since the beginning: to ‘save one life is to save all of humanity’”, he stressed.
“Infinitely grateful”
“I Am extremely grateful to the Academy, it is a tremendous honor for me,” said the French actress Isabelle Huppert, one of the rare nominations for Best actress for a role in a foreign film. (E)
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