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9<br />
Disney Studios’ Alan Horn<br />
(left) and Sony Pictures<br />
Classics’ Michael Barker<br />
3<br />
Bryan Fogel<br />
(left) and<br />
Frank Marshall<br />
8<br />
Common, Goldie<br />
and Kyle Townsend<br />
15<br />
10<br />
Betty<br />
Gabriel<br />
3<br />
Diane Warren (left)<br />
and Frances Fisher<br />
First LastName, First<br />
LastName, First LastName<br />
17<br />
Miguel<br />
4<br />
From left:<br />
Tim Zajaros, Dee Rees<br />
and Sarah M. Broom<br />
11<br />
David Bar Katz<br />
(left) and<br />
Sam Rockwell<br />
16<br />
From left: THR’s<br />
Lynne Segall,<br />
Aaron Sorkin and<br />
Molly Bloom<br />
18<br />
Adrian Molina<br />
GORDON, DAFOE, MOLINA, SORKIN, OLDMAN, ROCKWELL: ALEX J. BERLINER/ABIMAGES. BELLONI, GERWIG, CHALAMET, WARREN: EMMA MCINTYRE/GETTY IMAGES. SORKIN, DEL TORO, PAUL, COMMON, HORN, PIMENTAL: NEILSON BARNARD/GETTY IMAGES.<br />
Party<br />
Crawler<br />
Oscar Contenders<br />
Out in Force<br />
THR’s sixth annual<br />
Nominees Night got a jolt<br />
from two Oscar-contending<br />
songs when Miguel (17)<br />
and Common (8)<br />
took the stage for surprise<br />
sets. Miguel performed<br />
“Remember Me” from<br />
Coco. Common and singer<br />
Goldie (8) belted out<br />
“Stand Up for Something”<br />
from Marshall as songwriter<br />
Diane Warren (10)<br />
stood by the stage singing<br />
along at Wolfgang Puck’s<br />
Cut at the Beverly Wilshire.<br />
Hosted by THR editorial<br />
director Matthew<br />
Belloni (5), the starstudded<br />
event drew Oscar<br />
nominees Jordan Peele (5)<br />
(Get Out); Greta Gerwig<br />
and Laurie Metcalf (6)<br />
(Lady Bird); Timothee<br />
Chalamet and Luca<br />
Guadagnino (13) (Call<br />
Me by Your Name); Gary<br />
Oldman (7) (Darkest Hour);<br />
Guillermo del Toro (12)<br />
and Richard Jenkins (<strong>The</strong><br />
Shape of Water); Willem<br />
Dafoe (2) (<strong>The</strong> Florida<br />
Project); Sam Rockwell (11)<br />
(Three Billboards Outside<br />
Ebbing, Missouri); Kumail<br />
Nanjiani and Emily V.<br />
Gordon (1) (<strong>The</strong> Big Sick);<br />
Aaron Sorkin (16) (Molly’s<br />
Game); Dee Rees (4)<br />
(Mudbound); and Allison<br />
Janney (2) (I, Tonya),<br />
among others. Inside,<br />
Guadagnino and Chalamet<br />
made a beeline for the raw<br />
bar, Star Wars’ Kelly Marie<br />
Tran chatted with Get Out’s<br />
Betty Gabriel (15), and<br />
<strong>The</strong> Greatest Showman<br />
breakout Keala Settle (14)<br />
joked of her upcoming<br />
Oscars performance: “I<br />
want to melt Meryl Streep’s<br />
face off.” While honorary<br />
Oscar winner and doc<br />
feature nominee Agnes<br />
Varda (Faces Places) was<br />
not in attendance, her<br />
co-nominee, JR, squired<br />
a cardboard cutout of the<br />
legendary director and her<br />
cat. <strong>The</strong> Shape of Water<br />
director del Toro posed<br />
with the Varda stand-in,<br />
while Doug Jones (12)<br />
pretended to eat the cat.<br />
“It’s just like the movie,”<br />
joked del Toro, referring<br />
to a scene from his film<br />
featuring Jones’ amphibian<br />
creature and an unlucky<br />
feline. — MIA GALUPPO<br />
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER<br />
31<br />
FEBRUARY 7, <strong>2018</strong>
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