Academy Award Ceremony Presenters and Performers
Presenters and performersName | Role | Activity |
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Drew Barrymore | Presenter | Presented Best Original Song nominee: "Look To Your Path (Vois Sur Ton Chemin)" |
Annette Bening | Presenter | Presented the In Memoriam tribute |
Halle Berry | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Art Direction-Set Decoration |
Brad Bird | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscar for Costume Design as the voice of Edna from The Incredibles |
Cate Blanchett | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Make-Up |
Orlando Bloom | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscar for Film Editing |
Pierce Brosnan | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscar for Costume Design |
Sean "Diddy" Combs | Presenter | Presented the Best Original Song nominee "Believe" |
Penélope Cruz | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscars for Sound Mixing, Sound Editing |
Leonardo DiCaprio | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Documentary Feature |
Kirsten Dunst | Presenter | Co-presented the award for Film Editing |
Josh Groban | Performer | Performed the song "Believe" |
Jake Gyllenhaal | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscar for Visual Effects |
Salma Hayek | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscars for Sound Mixing, Sound Editing and presented the original song nominee "Al Otro lado Del Rio" |
Dustin Hoffman | Presenter | Co-presented the Academy Award for Best Picture of the Year |
Jeremy Irons | Presenter | Presented the award for Best Live Action Short Film |
Samuel L. Jackson | Presenter | Presented award for Best Original Screenplay |
Scarlett Johansson | Presenter | Host of the Scientific and Technical Awards Banquet |
Beyoncé Knowles | Performer | Performed the nominated songs "Believe", "Learn to Be Lonely" and "Look To Your Path" |
Laura Linney | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Animated Short |
Yo-Yo Ma | Performer | Performed a musical piece for the In Memoriam segment |
Mike Myers | Presenter | Presented the original song nominee "Accidentally in Love" |
Al Pacino | Presenter | Presented the Honorary Award to Sidney Lumet |
Gwyneth Paltrow | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film |
Sean Penn | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role |
Natalie Portman | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Documentary Short |
Prince | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Original Song |
Tim Robbins | Performer | Presented the award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role |
Julia Roberts | Performer | Presented the award for Best Director |
Emmy Rossum | Presenter | Presented the original song nominee "Learn to Be Lonely" |
Adam Sandler | Presenter | Presented the award for Best Adapted Screenplay |
Martin Scorsese | Presenter | Presented the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to Roger Mayer |
Barbra Streisand | Presenter | Presented the Academy Award for Best Picture of the Year |
Charlize Theron | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role |
John Travolta | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Original Score |
Robin Williams | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Animated Feature Film |
Kate Winslet | Presenter | Presented the Oscar for Best Cinematography |
Renée Zellweger | Performers | Presented the Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role |
Zhang Ziyi | Presenter | Co-presented the Oscar for Best Visual Effects |
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