Full Results From the Academy Awards

Refresh for latest… Hollywood’s Biggest Night has arrived. Deadline is posting the 98th annual Academy Awards winners live as they are announced and keeping real-time track of which films and studios are leading the way. You also can follow our annual live blog by clicking here.

So far, Netflix and Warner Bros are the lone multiple winners among feature distributors tonight — and the streamer leads with three (plus another for Live Action Short). Frankenstein has two of those, to lead all movies tonight.

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The inaugural Oscar for Best Casting went to Cassandra Kulukundis of Warner Bros’ One Battle After Another. It was something of an upset in that the film was shut out at Casting Society’s Artios Awards in late February. The category’s nominees were announced one by one, honoring the award’s historic debut at the Academy Awards.

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Netflix’s Frankenstein took back-to-back crafts awards, applying the Academy Awards for Best Makeup & Hairstyling and Best Costume Design. Netflix’s pic was a winner at the Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards last month, taking that prize for Best Special Make-Up Prosthetics in Make-Up/Hairstyling. It also won for Excellence in Period Film at the CDGA on February 12.

After host Conan O’Brien’s monologue, Amy Madigan took home the first prize of the night, winning Best Supporting Actress for her role as creepy Aunt Gladys in Warner Bros’ Weapons. She gained awards-season momentum by winning at the Critics Choice and Actor Awards. Madigan also was a Supporting Actress Oscar nominee for Twice in a Life back in 1986. Watch a video interview with Madigan here.

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KPop Demon Hunters, Netflix’s most popular film ever, won the golden statuette for Best Animated Feature. The film produced by Sony Pictures Animation swept the Annie Awards last month, going 10-for-10 in its nominated categories. It has been streamed more than 500 million times, and its soundtrack has been streamed more than 11 billion times (with a capital B). See a gallery of the 25 highest-grossing animated movies of all time here.

The Girl Who Cried Pearls followed with a win for Best Animated Short. Colm Feore narrates English-language version of the pic that debuted at last year’s Annecy International Film Festival. Later, The Singers (Netflix) and Two People Exchanging Saliva (Canal+/The New Yorker) both won for Live Action Short in a rare Oscar tie.

Leading the field coming in, of course, is Warner Bros’ one-two punch of Sinners and One Battle After Another, which have been brawling at trophy shows for months. Ryan Coogler’s period horror smash scored a record 16 Oscar noms, and Paul Thomas Anderson’s action comedy is next with 13. Both are up for Best Picture tonight. Check the nominees list here.

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