Jimmy Kimmel is back to host the ceremony for the first time since 2018. <\/p>
Jimmy Kimmel is returning to host the Oscars for the third time this weekend \u2013 and it\u2019s shaping up to be another memorable night in Hollywood.<\/p>\n
While the ceremony seems unlikely to top last year\u2019s in terms of pure drama, it certainly looks like being an exciting evening, with the results in many of the major categories still too close to call.<\/p>\n
Everything Everywhere All at Once was the big hitter when the nominations<\/a> were announced back in January, scoring e11 nods in total, and is currently the frontrunner to pick up the coveted Best Picture gong on the night \u2013 but there is stiff competition from films such as The Banshees of Inisherin<\/a> and All Quiet on the Western Front<\/a>.<\/p>\n So how can UK cinephiles tune in to watch the various winners getting crowned? Read on for everything you need to know \u2013 and keep in mind that you might have to stay up a little past your usual bedtime.<\/p>\n The ceremony is taking place at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles \u2013 which has hosted the awards every year since 2001 save for the stripped-down 2021 event \u2013 on Sunday 12th March 2023<\/strong>.<\/p>\n That\u2019s roughly two weeks earlier than it occurred last year, but still slightly later than in pre-pandemic days \u2013 when the ceremony was commonly held in February.<\/p>\n The ceremony will begin at 8pm Eastern Time \u2013 which means 1am on Monday 13th March<\/strong> for those watching from the UK.<\/p>\n Although the exact length of the show can vary slightly from year to year, it normally lasts approximately three hours \u2013 meaning things should be all wrapped up by roughly 4am. So there\u2019ll still be time for a couple of hours of sleep before heading to work in the morning\u2026<\/p>\nWhen are the Oscars 2023?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
What time will the Oscars 2023 air?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
How to watch the Oscars 2023 in the UK<\/strong><\/h2>