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Oscars: Academy To Continue With PwC With Revised Protocols
"After a thorough review, including an extensive presentation of revised protocols and ambitious controls, the board has decided to continue working with PwC," Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy President, wrote
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Oscars 2017: Why Both PwC Accountants Have Been Banned From Future Shows
Oscars 2017: Longtime Oscars stage manager Gary Natoli offered new details of how both accountants failed to prevent - and later, halt - the disaster that unfolded after Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced La La Land as the best picture winner
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Oscars 2017: Moonlight Director Describes Oscar Shocker As 'Messy But Gorgeous'
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins described the envelopegate incident as a tragicomic moment
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PwC Accountants Blamed For Oscar Gaffe Barred From Future Shows
PwC said Cullinan had mistakenly handed best-picture presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the back-up envelope for best actress in a leading role, an award bestowed on Emma Stone for "La La Land" a short time earlier.
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Oscars 2017: PwC Accountants Blamed For Envelopegate Barred From Future Shows
The organisers said that the two accountants found at fault for botching the climactic announcement of the winner for best picture at the Academy Awards have been officially declared unfit for any future Oscar duty
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Oscars 2017: All Eyes On PwC Accountant Brian Cullinan After Envelope Debacle
Oscars 2017: The wrong envelope was handed to best picture presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, and for nearly two excruciating minutes, La La Land was celebrated as the winner of cinema's most coveted prize - which rightfully belonged to Moonlight
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Oscars 2017: The PwC Accountant Who Gave Warren Beatty Wrong Envelope Is 'Very Upset'
Oscars 2017: He was supposed to ditch his Best Actress duplicate envelope but mistakenly gave it to Mr Beatty in the place of the Best Picture envelope
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Oscars Auditors PwC Apologize For Best Picture Mix-Up
The embarrassing mix-up saw the Oscar incorrectly given to musical "La La Land" before the actual winner, coming-of-age drama "Moonlight," was finally handed the prize.
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Oscars: Academy To Continue With PwC With Revised Protocols
"After a thorough review, including an extensive presentation of revised protocols and ambitious controls, the board has decided to continue working with PwC," Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy President, wrote
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Oscars 2017: Why Both PwC Accountants Have Been Banned From Future Shows
Oscars 2017: Longtime Oscars stage manager Gary Natoli offered new details of how both accountants failed to prevent - and later, halt - the disaster that unfolded after Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced La La Land as the best picture winner
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Oscars 2017: Moonlight Director Describes Oscar Shocker As 'Messy But Gorgeous'
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins described the envelopegate incident as a tragicomic moment
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PwC Accountants Blamed For Oscar Gaffe Barred From Future Shows
PwC said Cullinan had mistakenly handed best-picture presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the back-up envelope for best actress in a leading role, an award bestowed on Emma Stone for "La La Land" a short time earlier.
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Oscars 2017: PwC Accountants Blamed For Envelopegate Barred From Future Shows
The organisers said that the two accountants found at fault for botching the climactic announcement of the winner for best picture at the Academy Awards have been officially declared unfit for any future Oscar duty
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Oscars 2017: All Eyes On PwC Accountant Brian Cullinan After Envelope Debacle
Oscars 2017: The wrong envelope was handed to best picture presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, and for nearly two excruciating minutes, La La Land was celebrated as the winner of cinema's most coveted prize - which rightfully belonged to Moonlight
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Oscars 2017: The PwC Accountant Who Gave Warren Beatty Wrong Envelope Is 'Very Upset'
Oscars 2017: He was supposed to ditch his Best Actress duplicate envelope but mistakenly gave it to Mr Beatty in the place of the Best Picture envelope
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Oscars Auditors PwC Apologize For Best Picture Mix-Up
The embarrassing mix-up saw the Oscar incorrectly given to musical "La La Land" before the actual winner, coming-of-age drama "Moonlight," was finally handed the prize.
