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Oscars Nominations 2022 List: Andrew Garfield, Will Smith, The Power Of The Dog, Dune & More
Oscars 2022 nominations are being announced on Tuesday (February 8) by actors Tracee Ellis Ross and Leslie Jordan.
The nominations for the 94th Academy Awards are being announced on Tuesday (February 8) by actors Tracee Ellis Ross and Leslie Jordan. The finalists in all 23 categories for Oscars 2022 will be revealed in two parts via a global live stream on the official websites as well as the Academy Awards social media accounts.
The live stream began with a speech by David Rubin, the President of the Academy of Motion Pictures and Science. Soon after Tracee Ellis Ross and Leslie Jordan joined the live stream remotely and announced the nominations for Oscars 2022. The stream was also joined by some of the fans from across the country as well as the Times Square Fire department presented the nominations.
Some of the films with the leading number of nominations are The Power Of The Dog with 12 and Dune with 10 nods. Other films nominated for Best Picture include King Richard, West Side Story, Belfast, CODA, Don't Look Up, Drive My Car, Licorice Pizza, and Nightmare Alley.
Here is the complete list of the nominations:
Supporting
actress
Jesse
Buckley
(The
Lost
Daughter)
Ariana
DeBose
(West
Side
Story)
Judi
Dench
(Belfast)
Kirsten
Dunst
(The
Power
of
the
Dog)
Aunjanue
Ellis
(King
Richard)
Costume
design
Cruella
Cyrano
Dune
Nightmare
Alley
West
Side
Story
Sound
Belfast
Dune
No
Time
to
Die
The
Power
of
the
Dog
West
Side
Story
Music
(original
score)
Don't
Look
Up
Dune
Encanto
Parallel
Mothers
The
Power
of
the
Dog
Adapted
screenplay
CODA
Drive
My
Car
Dune
The
Lost
Daughter
The
Power
of
the
Dog
Original
screenplay
Belfast
Don't
Look
Up
King
Richard
Licorice
Pizza
The
Worst
Person
in
the
World
Short
film
(animated)
Affairs
of
the
Art
Bestia
Boxballet
Robin
Robin
The
Windshield
Wiper
Short
film
(live
action)
Ala
Kachuu
-
Take
and
Run
The
Dress
The
Long
Goodbye
On
My
Mind
Please
Hold
Supporting
actor
Ciarán
Hinds
(Belfast)
Troy
Kotsur
(CODA)
Jesse
Plemons
(The
Power
of
the
Dog)
J.K.
Simmons
(Being
the
Ricardos)
Kodi
Smit-McPhee
(The
Power
of
the
Dog)
Editing
Don't
Look
Up
Dune
King
Richard
The
Power
of
the
Dog
Tick,
Tick
...
Boom!
Makeup
and
hairstyling
Coming
2
America
Cruella
Dune
The
Eyes
of
Tammy
Faye
House
of
Gucci
Animated
feature
Encanto
Flee
Luca
The
Mitchells
vs.
the
Machines
Raya
and
the
Last
Dragon
Music
(original
song)
"Be
Alive" from
King
Richard
"Dos
Oruguitas"
from
Encanto
"Down
To
Joy"
from
Belfast
"No
Time
To
Die"
from
No
Time
to
Die
"Somehow
You
Do"
from
Four
Good
Days
Documentary
feature
Ascension
Attica
Flee
Summer
of
Soul
Writing
With
Fire
Documentary
short
subject
Audible
Lead
Me
Home
The
Queen
of
Basketball
Three
Songs
for
Benazir
When
We
Were
Bullies
Visual
effects
Dune
Free
Guy
No
Time
to
Die
Shang-Chi
and
the
Legend
of
the
Ten
Rings
Spider-Man:
No
Way
Home
Cinematography
Dune
Nightmare
Alley
The
Power
of
the
Dog
The
Tragedy
of
Macbeth
West
Side
Story
Production
design
Dune
Nightmare
Alley
The
Power
of
the
Dog
The
Tragedy
of
Macbeth
West
Side
Story
International
feature
Japan,
Drive
My
Car
Denmark,
Flee
Italy,
The
Hand
of
God
Bhutan,
Lunana:
A
Yak
in
the
Classroom
Norway,
The
Worst
Person
in
the
World
Lead
actor
Javier
Bardem
(Being
the
Ricardos)
Benedict
Cumberbatch
(The
Power
of
the
Dog)
Andrew
Garfield
(Tick,
Tick
...
Boom!)
Will
Smith
(King
Richard)
Denzel
Washington
(The
Tragedy
of
Macbeth)
Lead
actress
Jessica
Chastain
(The
Eyes
of
Tammy
Faye)
Olivia
Colman
(The
Lost
Daughter)
Penélope
Cruz
(Parallel
Mothers)
Nicole
Kidman
(Being
the
Ricardos)
Kristen
Stewart
(Spencer")
Best
director
Paul
Thomas
Anderson
(Licorice
Pizza)
Kenneth
Branagh
(Belfast)
Jane
Campion
(The
Power
of
the
Dog)
Ryûsuke
Hamaguchi
(Drive
My
Car)
Steven
Spielberg
(West
Side
Story)
Best
picture
Belfast
CODA
Don't
Look
Up
Drive
My
Car
Dune
King
Richard
Licorice
Pizza
Nightmare
Alley
The
Power
of
the
Dog
West
Side
Story
This year the 94th Oscars will be held on March 27, 2022. After last year's hybrid awards show broadcast from Los Angeles' Union Station, this year the Academy has decided to return to traditional Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
