Hello and Oscar goes to. and I can't deny the facts that you like me right now.

You like me.

I'm the King of the World.

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Moonlight, you guys won best picture. I'm Katie Rich the deputy editor of Vanity Fair.com and I'm here with our

senior writer Joanna Robinson.

Hi Katie and our chief chief critic Ridget Lawson.

Hello.

We'll be joined later by Mike Hogan, who is tied up, but we'll be on to talk about

Amadeus, the winner of this week's poll of our Oscar-related re-watch.

He watched the three-hour directors cut, as we all did, and no one is going to watch three hours

of a movie and not be around to talk about it.

Also, I know we said we weren't going to talk about Westworld, but I do want to say anyone who

watched Westworld and hasn't listened to Joanna and Richard talk about the finale and still watching,

go do that. You all need it explained for you, I'm and Joanna and Richard are here to serve you.

I mean go listen to that episode if only to hear Tandy Newton's like creative

British swearing it's delightful. I mean that is the highlight of West World itself

as Taney Newton's British swearing so I'm glad it continues over into real life as well.

And then also I should note we have an interview in the back half of the

episode with Andre Holland, the star of the Eddie, the new series on Netflix, and I

talked to him via Zoom, so we'll have that as well. Anyway, before we get into any of

that we want to talk about the rule changes to the Oscars

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