Donald Trump supporters to boycott Oscars in protest against ‘Limousine Liberals’ – Telegraph.co.uk

Then at the Screen Actors Guild awards a succession of winners, including William H Macy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, took turns to lay into Mr Trump.

Eyes will be on the award for best foreign language film after Asghar Farhadi, director of The Salesman, was caught by Mr Trumps travel ban.

Should he win, Mr Farhadi will not be present to receive his award. But his absence will not go unnoticed.

Its going to be the most political Oscars for a number of years. When people were talking about it a few months ago, they thought it would be a race issue, said one Hollywood insider.

Now agents are unleashing their stars to say what they will. They are telling their clients they are not going to lose anything.

Another Hollywood observer, Tim Gray, features awards editor of Variety, predicted an interesting night.

I dont think it will be three hours of Trump-bashing, he said.There are 24 awards recognising everyone such as visual effects people, I dont think they will use it as a political forum.

I do expect some vague homilies. But if there are three or four attacks, that will light up the internet.

La La Land, a wistful musical telling the story of an aspiring actress and a jobbing musician, is expected to scoop a raft of awards, having earned 14 nominations - an achievement matched only twice before.

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