It's getting closer and closer until we can enjoy one of the most important ceremonies in the film industry, the Oscar Awards. The 96th edition of the renowned awards will be held this Sunday, March 10, at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. Jimmy Kimmel, the popular American television host, will once again serve as master of ceremonies tonight.
In this way, the Film Academy has once again trusted the presenter after the controversial moment between Will Smith and Chris Rock with the famous slap in the 2022 edition. Among the nominees, Oppenheimer is the great favorite of the night with 13 nominations. She is followed by Poor Creatures with 11, The Moon Killers with 10 and Barbie with 8.
As for the performers, Cillian Murphy is nominated as the great favorite of the night to win the Oscar for best male performance thanks to his role in Christopher Nolan's film. On the opposite side would be the actress Emma Stone, who is also the great favorite to win her second Oscar for her work in Poor Creatures. However, the best actress statuette is not so clear, since the La La Land interpreter competes against Lily Gladstone, who could become the first Native American actress to win the statuette thanks to her role in The Killers of the Land. moon.
However, winning this renowned award is not as easy as it seems, and many film professionals take years to get their first nomination. If we look back, only one name continues to reign over the Olympus of actors with the most statuettes in the film industry. We are talking about Katharine Hepburn, who managed to get a total of four statuettes in the golden age of cinema.
The actress, who died in 2003 at the age of 96, was nominated twelve times for the prestigious awards. She won her first Oscar in 1934 thanks to her unforgettable performance in the film Glory for a Day, her third project on the big screen. Her second award was to come 34 years later, in 1968, with the film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Tonight.
A year later, she would take the stage again to collect the award for her role as Eleanor of Aquitaine in The Lion in Winter. In 1981, Hepburn won her last award, with which she was going to complete her great achievements, thanks to her performance in her film On Golden Pond. At the moment, no other performer has managed to achieve the number of four statuettes. Meryl Streep, Daniel Day-Lewis and Jack Nicholson are some of the actors who currently have three awards under their belt.
