bafta, also on the sag and the golden globe for "judas and the black messiah." zoom award shows can be tough, though, as you proved. there was a bit of a technical issue which you handled very gravesly. i want to remind people of that moment. >> daniel kaluuya, "judas and the black messiah." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> am i on? is this on? is this on? all right, cool. >> stephen: what happened? what happened in that moment? i still don't know exactly what happened. >> the laptop was on the other side of the camera. they brought a whole camera crew and the laptop was on the side. i didn't know it was mute. i was just living my life trying to see, am i going to get this award or not. nobody ever did a zoom award show. apparently they didn't get me off zoom, just mute. it was funny, though. >> stephen: zoom won't be an issue at the oscars in two weeks. congratulations on that nomination. are you going to be there in person? >> allegedly. anything can happen. it's a pandemic. >> stephen: have you been to the oscars before. >> i have been. >> stephen: f

the author of judas and the black messiah. joins me next. >>> when the oscars are given out next month, a lot of eyes will be on judas and the black messiah, nominated for five oscars including best picture. it hits home for a lot of americans because of its parallels to what is happening today. judas and the black messiah tells a story of fred hampton, the young leader of the black panthers in chicago who was shot dead by police in 1969. so let's talk about the movie and its impact today. with shacka king, the director and up with of the co-writers of judas and the black messiah. i'm so happy to have you here. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> this film opens to the racial uprisings before and during dr. martin luther king's assassination in 1968. it is hard not to see how this resonates with the racial reckoning going on today. talk about the parallels between then and now if you will. >> i think they're endless. i think especially, one of the things that was striking to me editing the film during the pan

it's from "judas and the black messiah." here it is. >> it's not a question of violence or nonviolence. it's a question of resistance to fascism or non-existence to fas fascism. you can murder a freedom fighter, but you can't murder freedom. let me hear the people. >> shaka, i mean it's amazing. in his speech, you used some of fred hampton's real words. what do you think people would take from these words today? >> i mean, you know, that was what really attracted me to the project quite frankly above all was just how, you know, profound and revolutionary but also in many ways logical, you know, the panthers' ideology was and particularly the way that jim and fred expressed that ideology. i thought it was really profound, and i think, you know, what people can take from his words today, you know, is i think, man -- >> do you think -- because he's talking about a revolution in there. do you think we need a revolution? i said we're in the middle of a racial reckoning. do you think we need a revolution? >> well, i mean i think w

and the oscars are making history with "judas and the black messiah" for best picture. it's the first best picture nominee to have all black producers. and its director, shaka king, is one of the movie's four writers -- all nominated for best original screen play. the movie tells the story of black panther leader fred hampton and fbi informant william o'neal who infiltrated the movement. hampton was 21 when he was shot and killed by police in 1969 while he lay in his bed. take a look at this clip. >> it is not a question of violence or nonviolence. it is a question of resistance of fascism or nonexistence within fascism. you can murder a revolutionary but you cannot murder a revolution. you can murder a freedom fighter, but you can't murder freedom! soledad: i spoke to shaka king recently for the "matter of fact" listening tour and asked him about the importance of telling this story now. soledad: shaka king, it's so nice to have you with us. thanks for talking. shaka king: thank you. soledad: what was this story you were trying to tell with "judas and the black messiah

i want to talk about "judas and the black messiah. but first, i know you're going back to stand-up >> we just started doing the cellar we are going to be there tonight. we're gonna there all week, actually we went friday, too. we bombed. but it was good to be back on stage. >> jimmy: you have an interesting back story because both of you, you went to study law, right, before you got into comedy >> yeah. we studied law for two and a a half years, and we dropped out like two weeks left. and we dropped out >> it worked out [ laughter ] >> it was the right thing to do it was the right thing to do >> jimmy: did you make your debut here on "late night" >> right here. >> "late night." >> 2012. 2012 >> jimmy: see, that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now oscar nominated. >> it's like it's full circle man. it's full circle >>jimmy: i'm so happy for you. i want to get into this because, uh, "judas and the black messiah," is you, shaka king, will berson, were all nominated for best original screenplays. >> yep >> yep >>

also picking up a statuette the movie judas and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kalu. who in his youthful way offered to wade through what moments including my mom that he had 6 it's amazing legend sylvia you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so long as a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and from one hollywood's biggest night it's bring it into taming janice k.j. matthews who's joining us from los angeles good to see what a moment a full clip is out but just tell us more about this the space film why was it so convincing for the academy. you know i think it's resonating with so many people really across the country during the pandemic this movie has a number of things it deals with the loss of a spouse it deals with the loss of a job it deals with the loss of your kind of identity in just traveling not knowing where you know where to pick up your life after so many things fall or fail in life and so i think this movie really resonated with a lot of people even people living

i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas now it's not just in passing the roles might only consideration is who i can envision playing with who i see in the roll out. how good to see on stage. with me finish. you know they'll devour she been cattle they will not stop to get worked out a way with it. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town small theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genghis crew tries to persuade jesus to lead a rebellion against the roman occupiers this concentrated work on the script new perspectives. man is a spitter to him i mean in the in the think of my image of jesus has changed a bit after all the changes to the script were changing the performance a bit and also seeing the roles a bit differently so he's also thought to myself it's jesus is really more than jesus and that is why he was a person who wanted to teach people how to behave towards each other to love one another and when it's hard. it's violence is no solution it's a divide th

i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas now it's not just in casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing better who i see in the role i was how good. on stage. with me finish. you know they'll devour she been tattle they will not stop to get worked out a little bit. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genius crew tries to persuade jesus to lead a rebellion against the roman occupy as this concentrated work on the script and something new perspectives. menus a spitter to him i think it's fine and nothing got my image of jesus has changed a bit after all the changes to the script were changing the performance a bit and also seeing the roles a bit differently so he's also thought to myself that's what jesus is really more than jesus meant that he was a person who wanted to teach people how to behave towards each other to love one another and even when it's hard. it's violence is no solutio

they mention he broke bread with judas. nobody's perfect and so you have to be able to forgive and he shared bread with somebody who maybe did something wrong by this human. life i think jesus wouldn't think about it for a 2nd when it went off thinking they've been stuck in my skin than marriages can crash sometimes it happens like this incites but when somebody finds a new partner he shouldn't be excluded off of the he also just lost and done a lot of. then if you think this. does not have the. sort of god. david ignatius. the mafia it's. only it was that we this is my 4th production and i remember when i was 25 and directed the passion play for the 1st time the actor playing jesus had to take a lot from me was i was a young rebel so jesus had to be rebellious too it was very important to me that jesus was rebellious. but one grows older and suddenly in 2010 i thought it's not important to me at all whether he's allowed to take and suddenly i discovered places in the gospels that said i will not cry out and one will not he

. >> jimmy: and she is oscar nominated for her song "fight for you" from the film "judas and the black messiah. h.e.r. is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause we are going to talk to h.e.r., and then she is performing "fight for you" later in the show so that will be fun. [ cheers and applause guys, it's time for "good name, bad name, great name." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ good name bad name great name yes ♪ >> jimmy: first up -- that's the theme? it's always been ♪ ♪ good name bad name great name yes ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first up, we have "bad trip. that's a good name for an eric andre movie bad name for a weed dispensary a great name for any cruise ship [ laughter and applause next there's "wipeout. well, that's a good name for a a reality competition. a bad name for a motorcycle company. a great name for matt gaetz's political career hey. [ applause ] >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: wow! you wrote that one >> steve: i did. i wrote that one >> jimmy: after that we have cd -- i mean, it's a little political for you. >> steve: well, you know, i like to preach you

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." >> reporter: best supporting actor going to -- >> daniel kaluuya, "judas and the black messiah." >> reporter: and for best supporting actress? >> yuh-jung youn. >> reporter: and best actress going to? >> frances mcdormand, "nomadland." >> reporter: and best actor? >> anthony hopkins. >> and the oscar goes to "nomadland." >> reporter: so it was a very different oscars this year. one example, there are no official post oscar parties. the governor's ball canceled this year, of course, due to the pandemic. reporting live from hollywood, zohreen shah, abc7 news. >> that's so true. there usually would be so many people streaming behind you walking down that red carpet. much appreciation to you, zohreen shah live for us in hollywood. >>> in this history making pandemic year, the oscars made history for being the most diverse year ever. from the voting academy itself to the inclusive list of nominees and winners. the 93rd academy awards didn't waste time making a social statement. >> i have to be honest. if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i might have traded in m

win the best actress category that was not the case and went to francis but you also have you know judas in the black messiah at lincoln winning white category with daniel clooney and then you also have my rainey's black bottom winning for makeup in costume so there was a lot of diversity and more than 70 women were nominated for an oscar in front of and behind the camera so a lot of diversity we still have a long way to go though because remember no one has won. in the best actress category at least an african-american woman has a. very one decades ago so we still have a long way to go but we are moving in the right direction i believe here in hollywood when more of their kitty came to how did the ceremony and the conditions of the pandemic. they did the best they could and i believe just because you know we are living in a pandemic and they were very concerned about colvin so the number of people were decrease you had very few people in a red carpet and they were 6 feet apart they also took out musical performances at the show it happened at a train center where you had trains coming a

lakeith stanfield, also for judas and the black messiah, paul raci in sound of metal and sasha baron cohen for the trial for the chicago 7, are also nominated. so is leslie odoer for his part as sam cooke in one night in miami. he has already got a grammy and a tony award for the musical hamilton. i have to be honest about that kind of stuff. because the truth is, i have gone further and achieved more than i ever really intended to. most of my experience with film is as an audience member, i'll say that. these modest rebuttals of nominees mean more when really no one has certainty who will win, unlike in the past. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the organisation that hands out the oscars doesn't exactly have a glorious track record when it comes to rewarding indian cinema. interestingly, india, which has the most prolific movie industry in the world, has never won for best international feature or the equivalent award at the oscars, but this year there is a film set and shot in india which has earned the best adapted screenplay nomination. it has gone to the writer a

. >>> and camera man, two oscar nominations on how his news experience helped him film judas and the black messiah. >> first, today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the history was made at kennedy space center. >> endeavor launches once again. >>> the company reused both the booster and the space capsule that flew on earlier missions. it's done that before with cargo, but never people until today. >> my opinion is today they will release the johnson & johnson vaccine for the country. with a warning on it so doctors and patients are aware of what to look for to treat the blood clot early. >>> it's our living hell. >> vaccinations are running behind schedule. experts are bracing for a third wave that could further strain the country's health care system. >>> republicans opposed to the high cost of mr. biden's proposals. a tax increase could stunt future economic growth. >>> one is way out of here. we are tied. oh, no. oh, man down. >> this fan tries to catch a home run ball, loses his nachos, loses a shoe. that's nacho baseball. >> hug it out. you did your best, dad. >> wow. that hurt me. >>

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. >> reporter: daniel kaluuya taking home gold for best supporting actor for his role in "judas and the black messiah." >> we got it. u' got to celebrate. you've got to celebrate life, man. >> reporter: "minari's" yuh-jung youn becoming the first korean actor to win an academy award, taking home a statue and proving just like the rest of us she loves brad pitt, too. >> mr. pitt, finally, nice to meet you. >> reporter: tyler perry taking home the jean herschel humanitarian award with a rousing speech about love. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope that we would refuse hate. >> i am here to present the award for actor -- >> reporter: but the ceremony wasn't without surprises. the favorite, chadwick boseman, who last year passed away after secretly battling colon cancer, not winning. >> and the academy award for actor goes to -- >> reporter: the best actor going to anthony hopkins instead, the 83-year-old now

daniel kaluuya took home best supporting actor for judas and the black messiah. the history for the first screen actress ever to win in an acting category for playing a grandmother in minari. >> finally, nice to meet you. >> reporter: original song nominees performed at a preshow, not during the actual telecast. the coronavirus met no crowds, that also meant physical distancing and fewer cameras. it did also mean there were no official oscar parties this year. in hollywood, jade hernandez, abc seven news. >> i'm glad you added official. back to the big surprise, the final award for best actor, you know so many people were talking about this. really thinking chadwick boseman would win. it didn't happen, so what's the word right now in hollywood on that? >> reporter: well, sir anthony hopkins was not in attendance, and on instagram, he posted a short speech and a tribute to chadwick boseman. i think that really goes to show just exactly how much sir anthony hopkins felt that he needed to kind of address the fact that chadwick boseman was maybe the favorite in this

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supporting actor should go for daniel kaluuya in "judas and the black messiah." that movie available to rent on aple tv and amazon prime. and supporting actress likely belongs to "minari." if she wins maybe we'll get another hilarious acceptance speech moment. >> recognized by british people known as very snobbish people. and they approve me. >> snobbish people. "minari" available to rent on amazon prime tv. but if all of those favorites do win, that means a shutout for the most nominated film, at ten, that's "mank" is available on netflix. if you want to watch that one. just to be safe, you guys. >> oh, my gosh, i'm dying to see "minari." >> it's so heartwarming and heartbreaking. and i just love the whole family so much. >> all the feels. >> all the feels. >> and remember you can watch the oscars sunday right here, 8:00 eastern. >> so close. this sunday. >> this sunday. thanks, will. >> thanks, guys. look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even

psychic dorman best supporting actor laureate daniel kalua from the film judas and the black messiah also provided a way what moment including my mom that you have 6 it's amazing legends it over you you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so it was a really that's a nice. you are probably a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and hollywood's biggest night yet spring is tame agenda's k.j. matthews who joins me now from los angeles good to see you said there was no orchestra yes i mean. what stood out for you in the it's called have been reinvented to a cost. yes it was very interesting you know 3 hours 15 minutes and you know there were no musical performances and no host and very few presenters and actresses were there because of the cold it restrictions i'll be honest with you i really missed having a host and having live performances and having all those kind of spontaneous moment like oring pizza like they did a couple years ago he's so i missed that you know but we got something different this year we got a lot more speeches t

recipients including jowl and the best supporting actor award given to daniel collusion for the film judas and the black messiah fellow for it to enroll fellow no one best original screenplay for promising young woman the best international feature went to denmark and back from another friend you're watching news live from berlin we will keep you updated on the oscar is taken place in los angeles stay tuned now for a documentary about the rise and fall of wire cart possibly germany's vegas post for financial scandal on the gulf relation and me and the news team thank you so much for your company today. can you hear me you know the years we're going to do is to use just one song so we can bring you what i'm going to call as you've never. surprised to so good that is what the who is made of cool really what we. want. to be. on the way mars and critics really join us for metals like stuff.

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judas and the black messiah first. 'sngseral reurt nominate th d its s e to theater shutdowns in 2020. >> there's so much history to be made. >> reporter: as for who will take home hollywood gold, only oscars knows. >> . >> good morning, everybody. i got the warriors on my mind. it is a big, big night at case center later on. they're saying, fans, come on in. there's something i had never seen before at a ballpark and something i very much enjoy seeing, thba >>> good friday morning. we're waking up with gray skies. that sunshine clearing inland. low 70s? santa clara. 57 around the bay and mid-60s in oakland. now here's vern with sports. >> the aas later on in baltimore but we're talking about the san francisco giants. they hosted the miami marlins. if you see a twinkle in gabe kapler's eye, that means he has a good am say hello to alex the bunny. darrin ruf a solid hit, misplayed by corey dickerson. they kept the line going next batter. curt casali. he came through. did you know casali has caught five straight shutouts

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first major oscar for best actor in a supporting role daniel kaluuya won for judas and the black messiah. the film of the infiltration of the black panther party. brad pitt announced best supporting actress winner yuh- jungyoun for minari. she beat out 8 time nominee glenn close. >>> the biggest winner, nomadland. took home best picture, best actress and chloe zhao became the first woman of color to win best director for the . >>s for anyone who has the faith and courage to hold on to the goodness in themselves and to hold on to the goodness in each other no matter how difficult it is to do that. >> for the first time, almost r shouto winning best original "fight for you" from judas and the black messiah. >> so much talent from the bay area. >>> back to the classroom across the bay area, students finally getting a turn to learn in person. that's ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> reporter: there is a brand new cal train station that just opened up a >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the pause is over but has the damage been done for those undecided? where americ

. >>> muni will start running service for k engle and juda sides. >>> today several new vaccine clinics across the bay area are open to the public. in contra costa, veterans memorial hall enrichment and antioch community center opened today. in alameda, gospel church clinic will run through the weekend. san jose city hall rotunda opens for marginalized communities. we have a resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> the first guilty plea to federal ars inconnection with the capitol siege. the heavy metal guitarist agreed to cooperate in hopes of getting a lighter sentence. federal prosecutors continue to investigate those involved in the january 6th insurrection. >>> developing in indianapolis, fbi now assisting local police with the mass shooting investigation at a fed ex facility. the gunman fatally shot eight people and injured several others but taking his own life. more from the scene. >> active shooter currently at fed ex. >> reporter: the late night shooting unfolded at a fed ex facility. >> there was no confrontation with anyone there, no disturbance, no argument. he just appeared

the autobiographical film autobm for best picture against a diverse mix of seven other films and judas and the messiah, sound of metal, nomad land, minority, the father, promising young woman at the trial of the chicago seven. >> i think a lot of these films share the social justice fiber that it feels contemporary even though all of these films are . pieces. >> reporter: the first time there are two women competing in the best director category for nomad land and she said this after her win. >> if this means more people like me that get to live their dreams, i am very grateful. >> reporter: and this one for promising young woman speaking out at these awards. >> i am so proud for everybody who worked on this film. >> reporter: tonight ceremony will take place in two locations, union station in los angeles and right here at the dolby theater in hollywood. another change of performances of this year's nominated songs will air during the oscars preshow. and hollywood jade hernandez,ja, abc 7 news. >> what a fun reason to get dressed up. it is been a while. i am sure. thank you. >>> we are

also picking up a statuette the movie judas and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kalu. who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments include. that. it's amazing just. the i mean so i'm so happy to be alive so as a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. but the line of sports. coach or your leonardo's man is in high demand german media reporting that he's to leave the club to take over from hansie flick and buy a munich according to reports the 33 year old could cost the defending this league a champions around $30000000.00 which would be a new thing for a german league coach announcements current contract with leipsic runs until 2023 he made history last season by taking them all the way through to the champions league semifinals. and the 1st super moon of the year has risen by phenomenon happens when a full moon is close to earth unusual here can be seen in the skies above sydney's bonded beach in australia and it will be mrs moon would have to wait too long for the n

>> as much as the fans want to see judas and the black messiah, "nomadland" has been cruising in that rv. i think chadwick boseman is going to win posthumously. he gave the performance of his life while fighting for his life. for best actor. best actress is really been a wild race this season, all the actresses have won major awards but i predict this will be viola davis, the first black woman winning since hallie berry 20 years ago and chloe will win best director. >> i'm glad to get them and to see you again. thank you so much. >>> that's a wrap, everyone. good timing there. thanks for watching. i'll see you at noon eastern tomorrow. yasmin vossoughian up next. yasmin will have the press conference with the family of a black man shot by police, the very latest in a string of shootings getting national attention. of shootings getting national attention. losing a tooth didn't stop you but your partial can act like a bacteria magnet, putting natural teeth at risk. new polident propartial helps purify your partial and strengthens and protects natural teeth. so, are you gonna lose anothe

think it is a case of tokenism one when you look at the films as well and it's in terms of diversity judas' in the black recite bottom these are race strong quality films that absolutely serve to win it's just that finally from various different races they are being recognized as they should be there in scenes as to how do you think that the wider context of the world that we're living through ny has alter and perhaps the outcome of the oscars because we are in a pandemic not that many people are going to the local movie theaters right now the films certainly me and my father be watching have been on streaming services do you think that's played in so the outcome at all i think it has because the oscars have been force a change their roles as we have to include films that have gone straight to streaming that would have perhaps been in cinemas otherwise which is a new thing and perhaps a temporary thing but also you know the mood is shifting towards watching more at home and also when you look at a winter like no matter and i think they massively that feels very topical i mean it would be a

dniel calua won oscar for his role as fred hampton in judas in the black messiah. yuh-jung youn, first korean actress to win an and her at age just 23 got an oscar for best song. >> now the internet got upset over a perceived best actor snub. everyone expected that chadwick boseman would take the statue for his role in ma rainy's black bottom. it seemed like the producers thought that's the way it would go. they put best actor as the last award of the night instead of traditional best picture. and then it was worse because anthony hopkins wasn't there. he wins the award and then it goes to nothing and then it is like goodnight. now boseman would have been only the third actor to win post sly. >> i did not expect to get this award. i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman who was taken from us far too early. and again thank you all very much. >> hopkins fim med that video at his home at wales and said he felt privileged and honored to receive the award. prior to the very end, the oscars were making history for being the most diverse year ever. >> that's exciting. >

supporting actor boast a turn from chicago's 7 sasha baron cohen but this is going to judas and the black messiah. >> i am. >> i am. >> a revolutionary. >> reporter: things like less certain in supporting actress. a gloriously i did corruptive force in the crafted manari. in best actor it's anticipated chadwick boseman's name will be called for the desperation he brings to ma rainy's black bottom and two for the lifework in film. the upset special is 38-year- old anthony hopkins giving all he got in the father. and then, there's best actress, the year's best category, where anyone could win. woman, phenomenal andrade the united states veilly holiday ♪ >> reporter: welcome to the movies superstar. ♪ i am on my way. >> reporter: at that leaves the very best of the best. viola davis from ma rainy's black bottom if she wins, she will be breathing in some rare oscar air. becoming the first black female actor to earn two academy awards. best picture and best director look like a two fer for no mad lan and chloe who would be the second woman to win best director and the first woman of color.

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also, we should report daniel kaluuya wins the oscar for best supporting actor for his role in judas and the black messiah. what do you think of that. >> well, if this different, i think it's kind of funny of the year where you are in the awards are so far away. i appreciate all the effort and the obvious that you have all created. what's it like covering the awards from afar. >> it's very different. it really is. and and i'm typically assigned to the elton john oscar party every year and you have that energy. >> and the excitement and its shoulder to shoulder. and you're there with the celebrities coming in and out. i was there last year when he first read it is guest earlier in the day and then he left to go to the ceremony and he actually won the oscar for best original song for writing a song for his bio pic rocket man. and when he came back into that venue holding clutching that oscar gold the place erupted in a thunder of applause and cheers. and you could literally feel the ground shaking all around you with the excitement in that room when elton john walked in with his oscar.

almost a dead so to win best supporting actor for his incredible performance as fred hampton in the judas and the black messiah and and also a fantastic career an actress and young she picked up best supporting actress for the absolutely gorgeous minardi as well and i think you know again making history of being the 1st korean actress to win an oscar as well it was yeah all the right films won the in my view it was it wasn't something full of huge surprises overnight but it was something that i think if you can get a chance to go and watch these films it very much worth your time because with the pandemic particularly we've we've moved on from where we would expect to see those big films that would maybe have dominated across the year and actually letting a bit more so for ringback the smaller films to come up that might have been a maybe for the oscars in previous years had this been the case against these big he must but actually are the ones that are try on things so it's been a really interesting year has indeed maybe something good has come out of this or for pandemic after all has t

. >>> and the movie "judas and the black messiah" is up for six oscars. one of the powerhouse backers tells us how he is trying to diversify hollywood. you're watching "cbs this morning." ." >>> the first time in the history of the academy awards an all-black producing team is being recognized in the most prestigious category -- best picture. "judas and the black messiah," that's about the death of illinois black panther party chairman fred hampton at the hands of the fbi, is up for one, two, three, four, five, six oscars, thank you very much. the producing team behind the film includes charles d. king, he's a former top talent agent, "cbs this morning's" michelle miller shows how king is working to transform hollywood by redefining the power brokers who decide which stories get told and who tells them. >> reporter: do you consider yourself a disrupter? >> i consider myself to be a positive disrupter. >> reporter: if nothing else, 51-year-old charles d. king is a change agent. ♪ he worked his way up from the mailroom to become the company's first black

. >> reporter: best supporting actor oscar for judas and the black messiah. film chronicals in the infiltration of the black panthers party. >> it's about telling the truth and getting it out here. >> reporter: best supporting actress for the story of a korean american family that moves to an arkansas farm. >> i have a little bit luck maybe. i am luckier than you. >> reporter: the first korean actress to win the award. for the first time, almost half acting nominees were people of color. tyler perry received a humanitarian award. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they're a police officer. >> reporter: nomad land scooped up best picture. the first woman of color to win best director for the film. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and courage to hold on to the goodness in themselves. >> reporter: near the end of the night hopkins took best able torr for the father. at 83 hopkins is the oldest best actor winner in oscar history. >> the win for hopkins was a bit

it's going to be tough to beat daniel kaluuya for his role as fred hampton in judas and the black messiah, the british actor has won virtually every precursor heading into sunday. sarah. >> in this one with the baby on its now for best supporting actress this. what a little tougher to call. but it is between the newcomer maria bakalova for her work in subsequent moviefilm. >> and the meryl streep of south korea, young junge you for putting people my community. for actor in a leading role. this is shaping up as an emotional high point of sunday's ceremony. the late chadwick boseman seems to be on track to receive a posthumous award for his role in ma rainey's black box. i won't give me a van to make >> i'm just. >> house us for actress in a leading role. this is a race that is absolutely wide open and worked. unlike work many suggested frances mcdormand may be involved in a nomadland sweep and take home another oscar. other say that carey mulligan for her very brave performance and promising young woman. hey. i said what are you doing. will be tapped to win. >> and several oscar apologists

. >>> and we talk with cinematographer sean bobbitt about his oscar nomination for "judas and the black messiah" and his former cameraman for cbs news. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ♪ >>> live from cb

. >> reporter: daniel kaluuya won best supporting actor for "judas and the black messiah." the film chronicles an fbi informant's infiltration of the black panther party. >> it was about telling the truth and getting it out there and making sure people see who this man was. >> reporter: yuh-jung youn was named best supporting actress for the story of a korean american family that moves to an arkansas farm. >> i have just little bit luck i think maybe. i'm luckier than you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she's the first korean actress to win the award. for the first time ever, almost half the a renowned a humanitarian award and urged americans to reject hate. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white. [ applause ] or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. >> reporter: "nomadland" scooped up the oscar for best picture. frances mcdormand won best actress for her role in the movie. and chloe zhao became the first woman of color to win best director for film. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and the cour

also picking up a statuette the movie judas' and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kaluga who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments including my mum that. it's amazing ledgers it over here you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so this is a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. from d.w. movie correspondents scott roxboro who stayed up to watch the whole event so you didn't have to welcome scott let's start with best film why what made the no bad line stand out for the academy. yeah i think no man's land i mean if you look at the year that we've all been through with this with this pandemic i think it has been your of for a lot of people of introspection and a year of maybe feeling vulnerable and this film nomad land is an introspective movie about a very vulnerable woman played by frances mcdormand who is a woman who's lost everything and is living out of her van traveling line traveling as a modern day nomad through america and i think the members of the academy who

also picking up a statuette the movie judas' and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kaluga who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments including my mom that. it's amazing legend sit over here you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so it was a really that's a nice. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. on the whole it was biggest night let's bring in our resident movie buff scott rocks for scott tell us more about this best film why was wasn't so convincing apparently for the academy. yeah i think nomad land was the big winner at the oscars because it really speaks to this moment in time i mean after the year of the pandemic i think a lot of people around the world but also in america are feeling vulnerable and maybe starting to question the assumptions of their life and that's sort of what nomad land is about it's about a woman who has lost everything and is living out of her van traveling around as a modern day nomad and i think after this year that we've been through that a lot of peop

emotionally charged portrait of fred hampton, a significant member of the black panther party, in the film judas and the black messiah. best actress, that will go to frances mcdormand who has emerged as one of the big screen's most accomplished leading ladies. she will now have as many trophies as meryl streep, but is still outdone by katharine hepburn, who won four. best actor will go deservedly to the late great chadwick boseman who died tragically at the age of 43 last year for his last screen role as troubled trumpet player, in ma rainey�*s black bottom. best director, yes, that will go chloe zhao, making history as the first woman of colour to win the award for her work on nomadland. and she is only the second woman ever to win for best director. for her, it will be a very good night. and finally, talking movies predicts the best picture prize, hollywood's top award, will go to nomadland, which was basically anointed oscar's frontrunner from the time of its launch at the venice film festival last year. perhaps in this turbulent covid—19 time, audiences and oscar voters were drawn to thi

the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah and credibly powerful performance from that period of political turmoil in the u.s. and supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who won playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave but let's talk about the so itself scots hosted from london so obviously since it wasn't quite what they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they could. yeah i mean they did they did they did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performan