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Oscars 2025: Full list of nominees and winners

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The 97th annual Academy Awards were hosted by Conan O’Brien at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

The biggest movie stars in Tinseltown flocked to the A-list affair on Sunday, March 2, marking the end of the 2025 awards season.

Demi Moore in “The Substance.” Courtesy Everett Collection
Cynthia Erivo (left) and Ariana Grande in “Wicked.” ©Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection

Going into the show, Zoe Saldaña and Selena Gomez’s “Emilia Pérezâ€?had earned the most nominations with 13. The 2024 flick, which also features the controversial star Karla Sofía Gascón, set the record for the most-nominated non-English language film.

All eyes were set on Demi Moore, who, for the first time in her decadeslong career, was nominated to win a Best Actress Academy Award for her role in “The Substance.”

But she was up against some stiff competition â€?and Mikey Madison (“Anora”) took the win in a major Oscars upset.

Zoe Saldana in “Emilia Pérez.” ©Netflix/Courtesy Everett Collection
Oscars host Conan O’Brien rolls out the red carpet at Dolby Theatre. Getty Images
Kieran Culkin in “A Real Pain.” ©Searchlight Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

“A Complete Unknown,” “The Substance,” “The Brutalist,” “Wicked,” “Anora,” “Conclave,” “Emilia Pérezâ€?and more vied for the ultimate prize â€?nbsp;the coveted Best Picture award, which also went to “Anora.”

The award show came with its share of snubs, too. Angelina Jolie for “Maria,â€?Nicole Kidman for “Babygirl,â€?Pamela Anderson for “The Last Showgirlâ€?and Denzel Washington for “Gladiator II” are just some of the stars who were shockingly overlooked for 2025 Academy Awards nods.

Mikey Madison in “Anora.” Courtesy Everett Collection
Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump in “The Apprentice.” Courtesy Everett Collection

Scroll to see this year’s full list of Oscar nominees and winners.

Best Picture

WINNER: “Anora�/strong>

“A Complete Unknown�/p>

“The Substance�/p>

“The Brutalist�/p>

“Wicked�/p>

“Conclave�/p>

“Dune: Part Two�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“I’m Still Here�/p>

“Nickel Boys

“Anora” took home the Oscar for Best Picture. Getty Images

Best Actress

WINNER: Mikey Madison �“Anora�/strong>

Demi Moore �“The Substance�/p>

Cynthia Erivo �“Wicked�/p>

Karla Sofía Gascón �“Emilia Pérez�/p>

Fernanda Torres �“I’m Still Here�/p>

Mikey Madison won the Oscar for Best Actress. REUTERS

Best Actor

WINNER: Adrien Brody �“The Brutalist�/strong>

Timothée Chalamet �“A Complete Unknown�/p>

Ralph Fiennes �“Conclave�/p>

Colman Domingo �“Sing Sing�/p>

Sebastian Stan �“The Apprentice�/p>

Adrien Brody won Best Actor for his role in “The Brutalist.” Rob Latour/Shutterstock

Best Supporting Actor

WINNER: Kieran Culkin �nbsp;“A Real Pain�/strong>

Yura Borisov ��Anora�/p>

Edward Norton �“A Complete Unknown�/p>

Jeremy Strong �“The Apprentice�/p>

Guy Pearce �“The Brutalist�/p>

Kieran Culkin accepting the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP

Best Supporting Actress

WINNER: Zoe Saldaña �“Emilia Pérez�/strong>

Monica Barbaro �“A Complete Unknown�/p>

Ariana Grande �“Wicked�/p>

Felicity Jones �“The Brutalist�/p>

Isabella Rossellini �“Conclave�/p>

Saldana accepting the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. REUTERS

Best Director

WINNER: Sean Baker �“Anora�/strong>

Brady Corbet �“The Brutalist�/p>

James Mangold �“A Complete Unknown�/p>

Jacques Audiard �“Emilia Pérez�/p>

Coralie Fargeat �“The Substance�/p>

Sean Baker won Best Director for his film “Anora.” Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP

Best Original Screenplay

WINNER: “Anora�/strong>

“The Brutalist�/p>

“A Real Pain�/p>

“September 5�/p>

“The Substance�/p>

Sean Baker won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for “Anora.” AFP via Getty Images

Best Adapted Screenplay

WINNER: “Conclave�/strong>

“A Complete Unknown�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Nickel Boys�/p>

“Sing Sing�/p>

Peter Straughan accepting the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for “Conclave.” AFP via Getty Images

Best Cinematography

WINNER: “The Brutalist�/strong>

“Dune: Part Two�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Maria�/p>

“Nosferatu�/p>

Lol Crawley accepts the award for Best Cinematography for “The Brutalist.” AFP via Getty Images

Best Original Score

WINNER: “The Brutalist�/strong>

“Wicked�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Conclave�/p>

“The Wild Robot�/p>

Daniel Blumberg won Best Original Score for “The Brutalist.” REUTERS/Carlos Barria

Best Song

WINNER: “El Mal��“Emilia Pérez�/strong>

“Mi Camino��“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“The Journey��“The Six Triple Eight�/p>

“Like a Bird��“Sing Sing�/p>

“Never Too Late��“Elton John: Never Too Late�/p>

Clément Ducol (from left), Jacques Audiard and Camille Dalmais accepting the Oscar for Best Original Song. Getty Images

Best Editing

WINNER: “Anora�/strong>

“The Brutalist�/p>

“Conclave�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Wicked�/p>

Sean Baker accepting the Oscar for Best Editing. ALLISON DINNER/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

Best Production Design

WINNER: “Wicked�/strong>

“The Brutalist�/p>

“Conclave�/p>

“Dune: Part Two�/p>

“Nosferatu�/p>

Nathan Crowley (left) and Lee Sandales accept the award for Best Production Design for “Wicked.” Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP

Best Costume Design

WINNER: “Wicked�/strong>

“A Complete Unknown�/p>

“Conclave�/p>

“Gladiator II�/p>

“Nosferatu�/p>

Paul Tazewell won the Oscar for Best Costume Design for his work on “Wicked.” REUTERS

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

WINNER: “The Substance�/strong>

“A Different Man�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Nosferatu�/p>

“Wicked�/p>

Marilyne Scarselli (from left), Pierre Olivier Persin and Stephanie Guillon accept the Oscar for Best Makeup and Hairstyling. Getty Images

Best Sound

WINNER: “Dune: Part Two�/strong>

“A Complete Unknown�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“Wicked�/p>

“The Wild Robot�/p>

Nominees accepting the Oscar for Best Sound for “Dune: Part Two.” REUTERS

Best Visual Effects

WINNER: “Dune: Part Two�/strong>

“Alien: Romulus�/p>

“Better Man�/p>

“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes�/p>

“Wicked�/p>

Stephen James (from left), Rhys Salcombe, Gerd Nefzer and Paul Lambert accept the Best Visual Effects Oscar for “Dune: Part Two.” Getty Images

Best International Feature

WINNER: “I’m Still Here�/strong>

“The Girl With the Needle�/p>

“Emilia Pérez�/p>

“The Seed of the Sacred Fig�/p>

“Flow�/p>

Walter Salles accepts the Best International Feature Film award for “I’m Still Here.” Getty Images

Best Animated Feature

WINNER: “Flow�/strong>

“Inside Out 2�/p>

“Memoir of a Snail�/p>

“Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl�/p>

“The Wild Robot�/p>

Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis giving a speech after “Flow” won Best Animated Feature. AFP via Getty Images

Best Animated Short

WINNER: “In the Shadow of the Cypress�/strong>

“Beatiful Men�/p>

“Magic Candies�/p>

“Wander to Wonder�/p>

“Yuck!�/p>

Shirin Sohani and Hossein Molayemi accept the Oscar for Best Animated Short Film. AFP via Getty Images

Best Live-Action Short

WINNER: “I’m Not a Robot�/strong>

“A Lien�/p>

“Anuja�/p>

“The Last Ranger�/p>

“The Man Who Would Not Remain Silent�/p>

Best Documentary Feature

WINNER: “No Other Land�/strong>

“Black Box Diaries�/p>

“Porcelain War�/p>

“Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat�/p>

“Sugarcane�/p>

Yuval Abraham (right) and Basel Adra accept the award for Best Documentary Feature for “No Other Land.” AFP via Getty Images

Best Documentary Short

WINNER: “The Only Girl in the Orchestra�/strong>

“Death by Numbers�/p>

“I Am Ready, Warden�/p>

“Incident�/p>

“Instruments of a Beating Heart�/p>

Molly O’Brien (left) and Lisa Remington won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film for “The Only Girl in the Orchestra.” REUTERS