Arguably the most memorable moment to take place at the Academy Awards during the past decade was the Best Picture mixup that caused the 2017 Oscars to end in chaos.
As viewers will recall, presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway read “La La Land” when “Moonlight” was the actual winner, thanks to an envelope mixup that wasn’t rectified until after the “La La Land” acceptance speeches had been made.
Looking back at that infamous moment, “Moonlight” director Barry Jenkins admits he’s saddened that the controversy over the Oscar gaffe has come to overshadow his film.
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