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TV Chosun, a cable network operated by one of South Korea’s major newspapers, will air the Oscars live for the third year running, after replacing CJ E&M, which had aired the ceremony for eight straight years. The broadcast will be bilingual, allowing viewers to switch between Japanese or English. Film critic Tomohiro Machiyama will be a remote guest offering occasional commentary. They will be joined in the studio by special guests including pop star Kento Nakajima, actress Mayuko Kawakita and filmmaker Isao Yukisada. The Japanese broadcast will be presented by regular host Jon Kabira, with newcomer Misato Ugaki by his side. Monday morning local time, followed by ceremony at 8:30 a.m. Wowow’s broadcast will begin with live red carpet coverage at 7:30 a.m. Premium cable operator Wowow, which has carried the Oscars ceremony since 2000, will once again air it on its Prime channel. In Norway, the show will be carried by the Modern Times Group on its commercial networks TV3 (tv3.no) and TV6 (tv6.no). Monday), in Sweden on SVT (svt.se), and on RUV in Iceland.
Sunday), on YLE in Finland (on from 1.30 a.m. Viewers in Scandinavia - who may be hoping for victories for Another Round in the best international category or “Husavik” for best original song (named after an Icelandic town but co-written by two Swedes) - can watch the Academy Awards live on their local public broadcaster, with Denmark on TV (from 11.20 p.m. THR understands that Florian Zeller director and co-writer of The Father (six nominations, including best film and best adapted screenplay) will be among those attending. Like in London, the Academy has set up a base in Paris for local nominees who couldn’t make it to the LA ceremony. With the nine-hour time difference, French film fans have in the past also enjoyed an Oscars highlights show on CanalPlus on late Monday evening.
Sunday night, with the ceremony live from 2-5.30 a.m. A pre-ceremony special starts at 11.55 p.m. The Oscars are again airing live on French pay TV channel CanalPlus, which holds the exclusive rights to the ceremony in the country, and its m圜anal streaming service. The channel will start carrying its Oscar coverage via livestream from 12.40 am Monday morning, German time, with regular awards host Steven Gätjen. The long-time Academy Awards broadcast partner is one of eight international teams that have been given access to the Oscar red carpet. Non-Sky subscribers in Germany can also watch the event on free-to-air network ProSieben. Sky is also carrying the Oscars show across its German and Austrian channels, with coverage starting at 11 p.m. Should any U.K.-based Brits win on the night, local viewers may recognize the background, with the Academy having set up a remote site at London’s BFI Southbank for nominees unable to get to LA.
PT, CTV and its digital apps will air the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony itself live as it uses the ABC feed, to be followed by an eTalk recap show.
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ET with the locally produced eTalk Previews The Oscars show for movie fans and celebrity watchers alike.ĮTalk will be the only Canadian entertainment news show to secure a spot on the Oscars’ red carpet this year. ET, there will be more red carpet arrivals coverage with ABC’s Oscars: Into The Spotlight, followed at 7 p.m. ET, Canadian viewers will get a chance to view E! Live From The Red Carpet: Oscars 2021.Īt 6:30 p.m. ET with E!’s Daily Pop: Oscars 2021, followed by E!’s Brunch At The Oscars at 3 p.m. For this year’s COVID-impacted broadcast of Hollywood’s biggest night, coming partially from Los Angeles’ Union Station, national network CTV and its CTV.ca app will return with blanket coverage into primetime. Canadians, like cross-border Americans, love the Oscars telecast, which traditionally has been just behind the Super Bowl championship NFL game in ratings.
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