2 Oscar Shows

In case the writers’ strike isn’t over by Oscars night on the 24th February, academy president Sid Ganis has formed a contingency plan.

Gannis stated there will be two Oscar shows:
‘The show we would love to do and … a show that we would prefer not to do’.

If the strike is over, then the Oscars will follow its usual format of glitz, glamour and thankful speeches. If not, a show consisting of, ‘history and packages of film and concepts that are not normally ones that we would have for the show if we were moving straight ahead,’ will be aired.

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