Leonardo DiCaprio accused of confusion on the Oscar

After the scandal with the announcement of the winner in the nomination "Best film" at the last Oscar, witch-hunts began, in her millstone was 42-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio. The ill-wishers accused the actor of forgery.

According to tradition

In 2016, after a series of failures, Leonardo DiCaprio, despite the evil fate, received his first honored "Oscar" for the film "Survivor". According to the tradition of the American Film Academy, it was this year that he had the honor to voice the name of the best actress, which became Emma Stone, which he did.

DiCaprio and Emma Stone

Suspicious moment

When DiCaprio on the stage of the event pronounced the name of the winner and congratulated her, he somehow did not give Emma Stone an envelope with the result of the vote. After the joyful actress received her golden statuette and said a thank-you speech, they left the stage. Behind the scenes Leo gave the envelope to the organizers of the show. That's where the confusion occurred, movie fans believe.

They suggested that DiCaprio deliberately slipped the envelope, on which was written "Emma Stone. La-la-Land. "

In the hands of Warren Beatty envelope from the category "Best Actress"

Ordinary revenge

Speaking about the motives of the actor, network users believe that, thus, DiCaprio wanted to annoy the American Film Academy, which persistently, as if mocking, ignored his talented work for many years, but five times nominated for the prize. After all, the actor was always deeply disappointed, leaving the Oscar ceremony empty-handed.

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Recall, announcing the winner in the category "Best Film", Warren Beattie said that the winner is the picture "La La Land". After the filmmakers and actors came out to the award ceremony, it turned out that an error had occurred and, from the second attempt of the "golden man," the picture "Moonlight" was received.

Warren Beatty opens the wrong envelope
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