Oscars 2023: Fans spot the most awkward moments, from Hugh Grant to Andrew Garfield

Last night, Sunday 12 March, the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles shone with the arrival of the biggest stars for the 95th Academy Awards. While the film Everything Everywhere All at Once was a great success, numerous Internet users commented on the ceremony and some did not lack imagination.

On Sunday night, the Oscars 2023 took place in the United States. Actors, directors, producers, singers, and more found themselves on the red carpet for an evening under the theme of glamour. While Rihanna made a sensation in her beautiful dress revealing her baby bump, Lady Gaga did not hesitate to go casual and make-up free for her performance on stage.

Awkward and funny moments at the Oscars

This year, the Oscars were not marred by controversies such as Will Smith's slap, while still present in everyone's minds. While Jimmy Kimmel tried to joke about the actor's faux pas, Internet users did not really appreciate it. They were not the only ones since Andrew Garfield was seen making a huge face! The Spider Man actor made a sensation, and has even become one on social networks.

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Nevertheless, before the start of the Oscars ceremony, celebrities posed on the red carpet. Lady Gaga sparked reaction on Twitter by coming to the aid of a photographer who had fallen on the ground! Then, while it was Ben Affleck who had a bad buzz at the Grammys, it was Hugh Grant who got noticed at the Oscars for his mood. The Love Actually actor was pulling a face and seemed like he didn't want to be there... Something to amuse the audience!

Emotional moments at the Oscars

While there were many funny moments at the Oscars, viewers were also particularly moved during the evening. And for good reason, this year, the film Everything Everywhere All at Once won seven statuettes. It especially gave Michelle Yeoh the opportunity to win the award for best actress. Becoming the first Asian actress to receive this award, she made a very engaging speech that touched Internet users.

Ke Huy Quan received the award for best supporting actor in the same film, and was particularly moved during his speech. His first thought was for his mother! 'Mom, I just won an Oscar!', he said. Enough to make Internet users shed a few tears. Hollywood was witness to some particularly striking moments last night!

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This article has been translated from Ohmymag FR.

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