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Welcome to our Oscars results special.

Leonardo DiCaprio finally wins his first Oscar

Thank you all for this amazing award tonight.

Let us not take this planet for granted.

Investigative journalism drama spotlight surprises the critics

There was also British success for Mark Rylance, Sam Smith

The row about diversity continued to dominate the awards,

with host Chris Rock tackling the issue head on.

And we'll have all the glitz and glamour from the red carpet -

with the low-down on this year's Oscars fashion.

And our entertainment correspondent Lizo Mzimba will be on the red

This was a night when the best film went to Spotlight. The Spotlight was

also thrown on the diversity row and there were lots of British winners.

We have been speaking to them about their wins and about what this

evening said about diversity, Hollywood and the future.

Film critic Jason Solomons will be helping me go through all the award

And Harpers Bazaar's Jo Glynn Smith is here to go through the night's

Let's have a quick look at who the main winners were.

The best picture award went to Spotlight, a film

about investigative reporters at the Boston Globe who uncovered

child abuse by Catholic priests in Massachusetts.

Leonardo DiCaprio won his first Oscar - at the sixth time of asking

- for his starring role in survival epic The Revenant.

The best actress award went to Brie Larson for playing

Alejandro Inarritu took best director award

He won for The Revenant, following up his success

Jason, let's start with the issue of diversity. We saw the hashtag that

ran for such a long time in the run-up to these Academy Awards this

year. Striking that they didn't ignore the topic this year? Not at

all. It overshadowed the build-up, rightly so. It was not a stellar

year for the films. No film was particularly outstanding. If it

might have been, that could have dominated the conversation. As it

was, diversity did dominate the issue and Chris Rock, the host,

accused Hollywood of being racist. He said, of course you are racist,

in a kind of sorority golf club kind of way. It was brilliant satire from

him. He was the perfect host. In the end, they managed to squeeze a lot

of diversity into the awards. There were winners from the gay community

and Mexican community, with Alejandro Inarritu. I don't know how

Donald Trump will take that. It was a very politicised Oscars, in the

middle of a political campaign in America. In a way, cinema to the

back seat and it was about what films could mean on a wider scale,

what the industry could mean. It was maybe a watershed moment for the

Oscars. The ceremony was one of the most interesting I have seen in many

years. I didn't know until the end what Chris Rock that say or what

film might win. It was an edgy ceremony. Let's hear from Chris

Rock. care about who won

Best Cinematographer. You're

damn right Hollywood's racist. otherwise known as the White

People's Choice Awards. I realised if they nominated

host, I would not Let's go to the Vanity Fair after

party. Our entertainment correspondent

Lizo Mzimba is in the middle of the action, at Vanity Fair's

after-show party. A long night for you, but I am

interested to hear what people have been saying to you at the Vanity

Fair party about this rock and the way he addressed the issue of

diversity? -- Chris Rock. We have had so many of the winners and

nominees in general, celebrities coming through the Vanity Fair party

over the past few hours. As you say, one of the big topics everyone was

talking about was diversity and particularly how Chris Rock handled

it. I spoke to a previous winner and a current winner about what they

thought about it. Whoopi Goldberg, best supporting actress for her role

in Katmai ghost many years ago. And tonight, Mark Rylance, best

supporting actor for the Cold War drama Bridge Of Spies. I spoke to

them both about the diversity issue and how they felt it was dealt with.

I feel like when you hire a Chris Rock, whatever is happening in the

zeitgeist will come through what he says. He was magnificent night.

He pulled no punches and he was not polite.

There is a deep issue to be addressed. Of course in England, we

were the ones who brought so many African slaves over here, so it is

an issue that affects us as well. But hopefully, it is the beginning

of things getting better, people being honest about it. Chris did an

amazing job, to be able to be honest and be funny.

Mark Rylance was one of a number of British winners. We had Jenny Bevan

taking home test costume design for Mad Max: Fury Road. The team behind

the documentary Amy won best documentary, and best song went to

Smith for the Bond theme Writing's On The Wall from the latest Bond

film, Spectre. I spoke to them both. You have been successful

at the Brits and the Grammys before. It's only downhill from here, that's

the truth. We have seen all the major winners

go through, Leonardo DiCaprio, Alicia Vikander, as well as huge

celebrities like Taylor Swift. They are all partying away, enjoying the

evening and celebrating Hollywood and showbiz's biggest night. For the

time being, I am going to wrap up here after an incredible 24 hours of

awards and parties to celebrate the Oscars. Let's talk about the films

and winners. Jason, Leonardo DiCaprio. Did he win because he was

the right person to pick the award up, or was there a bit of the

economy going, it is 22 years since we first nominated him, it's about

his turn? Five previous nominations. What's eating Gilbert grape was the

first one, a great movie. Leonardo DiCaprio has become an enormous

star. Tonight, he proved his worth as the leading actor. His speech was

excellent. He was calm and collected. He is a massive movie

star. He carried The Revenant over the line. It is not my favourite

performance of his or my favourite movie, but he is a big star and he

made it a big hit at the box office both here and in America. He carries

this movie likely carries the bearskin rug on his back all the way

through. He would have been a great silent movie star. He is old school

Hollywood. So I do think it is right. Maybe Michael Fassbender's

performance as Steve jobs was more studied. But Leo was a movie star

throughout this epic movie of The Revenant, and that is what he got

rewarded for, finally. It would have been remiss if he had never won an

Oscar. They rewarded his former muse, Scorsese, eventually. Leonardo

deserves it. Let's hear from the ceremony.

Thank you all for this amazing award tonight.

Let us not take this planet for granted.

So striking. That is one of the things that can be fun about Oscars

night. He took the award. The director took best director. But not

best film. And the film you and I enjoyed so much, Spotlight, got best

film. That's right. At the Baftas, Inarritu and DiCaprio got best

picture for The Revenant. At the Oscars, Spotlight surprised

everyone, read out by Morgan Freeman to gasps in the room. He looked

surprised! He did. The last time that happened was when Crash won and

Jack Nicholson read it out on the room was shocked. And Brokeback

Mountain. I liked Spotlight. It was my favourite will be. It is a solid

film with liberal credentials in a year when Hollywood wants to show

off its liberal credentials when it is under attack for not being

diverse enough. This is about journalists and building your case

painstakingly, and it is about passion for getting the story right.

So as a journalist, I am right behind it. It really is a

journalist's film rightly or wrongly.

We hope this resonates all the way to the Vatican.

It is a film about investigating child abuse in the Catholic Church

in Boston, and it is about the systemic abuse in the church that

goes all the way up to the Vatican. So it is about journalists, but it

is also about victims and abuse in the church. That was a theme of the

evening, all of these issues. It was a very issue lead Oscars. Leonardo

DiCaprio talked about climate change. We talked about Chris Rock,

and abuse was the winning film. That was what the academy wanted this

year. It is time! They knew, and they let

it happen! Two kids, OK? It could have been you, me or any of us. We

got to nail these scumbags, we got to show people that nobody can get

away with this, not a priest or a cardinal or a freaking Pope! My

Gruffalo, in a performance I really liked. -- Mark Roth followed. It did

not win, but he gives it his all. Everyone in Spotlight gives their

all. Good ensemble casting." Best actress. Brie Larson. Until however

many months ago, how many people had heard of her? They probably thought

she was a cheese in a Swedish daily. Brie Larson is 25 years old and it

is an extraordinary victory for an extraordinary performance in Room,

my favourite of all the films that were nominated. It is a film with

emotion and is not in the heart moments. She plays a mother who is

raising her child in captivity and protecting him from the terrible

emperor ons they are in and then has to reject him from the world itself.

It is a brilliant movie, based on Donohoe's book. And Brie Larson

gives everything this protective mother, trying to sculpt the world

to protect her child. It is a lioness of a performance, very

animalistic. We had never seen this actress before, and that probably

helps. If she were famous, you would be reading some iconography into it.

But she is a blank canvas and brilliantly adaptable. You may have

seen her in Train wreck am playing Amy Schumer's sister. She is

unrecognisable here. We have a star actress on our hands. It is a hard

watch as a woman. Let's here. When I was 17, I was walking home.

Where was I? You were still in heaven. What die? We call him old

neck, I don't know his real name. What is the dog's name? There wasn't

a dog! He was trying to trick me, OK? There wasn't a dog. He still me.

I want a different story! No, this is the story you get!

Just watching that clip reminds me how difficult it is. But it is an

extraordinary film. And it is worth mentioning that little boy. They

brought him on stage. He presented an award. He is nine now. He is

terrific in the movie. He should have been nominated as well. The

children have not been diverse enough in Hollywood. He made a

lovely joke to Chris Rock about how he loved him as the zebra in

Madagascar. It is a Drummond is performance by him and the two of

them spark off each other brilliantly. Riehl cars and referred

to him as her partner, and her performance would be nothing without

his performance -- Brie Larson referred to him as her partner. It

is staggering to see what a young child can achieve. One of my

favourite performances was Alicia Vikander. I was delighted to see

that she won for her performance in The Danish Girl.

I think she won the supporting so they could get her in there. Many

people may not have heard of her. She was in many other films this

year. This was the one where she played the partner who is to undergo

the patience of a saint as she supports partner, played by Eddie

Redmayne, as he goes through a sex transition operation. It is a strong

performance, the best thing in the film. You wonder, everyone thinks it

refers to Eddie Redmayne, but it could refer to her, though she is

Swedish. She is a very versatile, very beautiful actress. The BAFTAs

tried to tell everyone she is going on with Michael Fassbender and the

Oscars confirmed it because he give her a big kiss when she want.

Sometimes Hollywood needs to anoint a new start and they do it at the

Oscars. Out of nowhere comes someone like this. It is a new generation

being passed on. It is an eye on the future and those to signal that.

Let's be slightly indulgent for if you moment, if we can make. We will

talk about some British successes. Mark Rylance, extraordinary. There

he is on stage, with his Oscar for Pritchard spies, the Steven

Spielberg film, yet so many of us have been watching him on stage for

years. Now everyone knows who he is. He was a success in Wolf Hall, which

is a BBC drama. He was in Jerusalem on Broadway as well. He is

tremendous in Bridge of Spies. It is a real supporting role, he is not

the lead, Tom Hanks is the lead, but he brings a colour-coded and is

superb as this Russian spy, accused of being a Russian spy and we ever

know. He is an enigma. He brings a delightful mystery.

Apparently you are not an American citizen.

And according to your boss, you are not

That has become his catchphrase. He re-energised the globe Theatre in

London. He is taking theatre to another level. I was talking about

Brits. Sam Smith got best song in the James Bond film. Everybody

thought Lady Gaga was a shoe in for that. Nobody liked the Sun Smith

song, but I loved it. It works brilliantly. Not just as a single

but in the opening credits of the film. It worked well to the spectral

images. I thought he did a brilliant performance of it. If he hadn't

sealed the win, he was terrific on stage. Lady Gaga, there was a lot of

emotion. It takes us back to some serious strands running through the

show. She got a standing ovation. It was a big choreographed performance

in a song about sexual abuse. She was introduced by Jill Biden, who

also got a standing ovation. He said, my friend Lady Gaga, everyone

stood up then. That is the right response to that song. It was an

unusual Oscars. Everybody was happy to show their liberal credentials

and they were pricked by Chris Rock at the beginning. He said he might

be liberal but you have a long way to go. It was a best foot forward,

but I am delighted for Sam Smith. He said he is the first openly gay man

to win an Oscar and dedicated his award to the LGBT to community.

Let's talk about one of our favourites of the year. Best

documentary. It won if you weeks ago at the BAFTAs. Amy, picking up the

Oscars. I think it is a tremendous film. It takes a documentary to a

new level. He was famously overlooked by the Academy, but this

is what happens with politics. Leonardo DiCaprio won after a while.

It has taken documentary to a new cinematic level. It tells the story

of Amy, the girl next door, who grew up is a lively and became tragically

unfulfilled by stardom, buy drugs, it is a tragic story. It is

brilliantly told. It is a win for Britain. Another win for Britain,

costumes for mad Max, a repeat of the BAFTAs. Without the bad jokes by

Stephen Fry. She is an extraordinary costume designer because anyone who

says would think she does not look like a costume designer, but she

won't work for these post-apocalyptic looks she give it.

You can look at the scenery in mad Max, it is desert. The costumes

became important in diluting the differences between characters. I

see why she has taken it because people were impressed at how the

costumes became part of the landscape and part of the

characters. It is what you can whittle away from the

post-apocalyptic doom that the film inhabits. It kind of six Craft

awards. -- carried off. I hope there was no post-apocalyptic fashion on

the carpet. What was your overall take on the night because we have

themes, we have of the shoulder, on the shoulder. What struck you today?

It is the ultimate red carpet. It was a plunging neckline evening.

There were lots of dresses that went right down to the West were quite

far down. There was a theme in that sense. Column dresses, rather than

the big dresses and a variety of colours. I thought it was very

feminine, some beautiful looks here. I love the dress Sasha Ronin war. A

beautiful dress by Calvin Klein. She wore a different coloured earrings

which got quite a lack of this. Cate Blanchett, for me, I always think

she does the red carpet beautifully. This will divide people because it

is quite a dress. There is a lot going on. You have crystals. Here we

have a beautiful dress from Jennifer Lawrence, stunning, stunning look.

Really simple but she looks incredible. That's bigger than your

favourites. You were with us at the BAFTAs and then we were in agreement

that Cate Blanchett stole the show. Let's start with the still image of

her in LA. Very, very detailed dress. There is Cate Blanchett. That

is the still from earlier in the night. It fits beautifully. A lot of

detail here. There are feathers, crystals, flowers, but it is

beautifully cut. A low neckline again, it really fresh, spring like

colour. I love it. It will divide people because it is a lot of dress.

She wears it beautifully, as ever. I thought it was a great stress for

the red carpet. It looks lovely. When you see the detail. From

further back it looks fuzzy. I think so. She does love the detail in the

garments and with creature, that is where the beauty comes in Tibet. It

is Craft and art and she wears it beautifully. You mentioned Sasha

Ronin who I thought was fantastic in Brooklyn. She held that film. I know

you thought she stood out on the red carpet. It is a beautiful dress. The

emerald green colour compliment her skin tone. A slightly north

neckline, she is slightly younger. She hasn't put too much jewellery on

with the dress. You really see the actress and that is important with

these addresses. They are not wearing the actress, the actress is

wearing the dress and the colour is stunning. She looks great, really

crude with the loose hair and the simple make-up. I wonder if we can

see a photo of Julie and more. We were commenting on how crystal she

looks. She was wearing Chanel. -- Julianne mirror. I thought this was

a great dress. Fanning out at the bottom. You can see the script is a

kind of lace, it is hard to tell in black, but the attention to detail.

It was stunning. She looks elegant. One quick thought. Police yet, I

love her as an actress, is but one that divide critics. -- Luciana. She

is a young actress and is beautiful and the colour is fresh and sweet.

It will divide people, I am sure. Thank you very much indeed. There is

much more on the BBC News website about all of that, the fashion, the

films, the winners and losers. Big thanks as ever to you both. See you

again same time next year. Goodbye.