Oscars 2021 highlights: Irrfan Khan honoured, Nomadland wins Best Picture, Anthony Hopkins trumps Chadwick Boseman

In an upset -- Chadwick Boseman was widely expected to win a posthumous award -- Anthony Hopkins picked up his second Oscar. He had previously won for The Silence of the Lambs. At 83, he is now the oldest actor to ever win an Oscar.

Frances McDormand continues the Nomadland sweep, after the film picked up the Best Director and Best Picture Oscars, at this year's unexpectedly structured ceremony. This is McDormand's third acting Oscar, and fourth overall.

Chloe Zhao's Nomadland wins Best Picture. Zhao had previously won the Best Director Oscar.

Irrfan Khan, Chadwick Boseman, Bhanu Athaiya and others were honoured in the in memorium segment.

H.E.R., D'Mile and Tiara Thomas are winners of Best Achievement in Original Song, for Fight for You, from Judas and the Black Messiah. This means that nominee Diane Warren is among the most-nominated Oscar contenders who have yet to win the award. She has been nominated 12 times.

Pixar's Soul wins its second Oscar. Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross and Jon Batiste win the Best Original Score Academy Award. Reznor and Ross have previously won for The Social Network.

Mikkel EG Nielsen wins the second Oscar for Sound of Metal. The film has already won the Sound Editing Academy Award.

Mank continues Netflix's domination at the 93rd Academy Awards, picking up its second Oscar of the ceremony.

David Fincher's Mank, which leads with the most nominations, picks up its first award.

Yuh-Jung Youn is now the first Korean actor to ever win an Academy Award

Best Documentary Feature goes to My Octopus Teacher (Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed and Craig Foster). This marks Netflix's fifth win of the show, the most ever for a streaming service.

Best Documentary Short goes to Colette (Anthony Giacchino and Alice Doyard).

Pixar's Soul, directed by Pete Docter and Kemp Powers, wins the Best Animated Feature Film Oscar. This is Pete Docter’s third win in this category -- the most.

If Anything Happens I Love You wins Best Animated Short Film.

Two Distant Strangers wins Best Live Action Short Film. Travon Free is the first Black winner ever in the Live Action Short category.

Best Sound goes to Nicolas Becker, Jaime Baksht, Michellee Couttolenc, Carlos Cortés and Phillip Bladh for Sound of Metal.

Chloé Zhao just became the first woman of colour to be named Best Director. She is only the second woman ever to win this Oscar, after Kathryn Bigelow. The last four Asian-born directors to be nominated for Best Director have all won: Ang Lee in 2006 and 2013, Bong Joon ho last year and now Chloe Zhao.

Ann Roth, 89, is now the oldest woman to ever win an Oscar -- and the second oldest person, after James Ivory. He was 93 days older than she is now when he won for writing Call Me by Your Name.

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom wins Best Makeup and Hairstyling. Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson are the first Black women to win the Oscar for makeup and hairstyling.

Daniel Kaluuya wins Best Supporting Actor for Judas and the Black Messiah.

Another Round, directed by Thomas Vinterberg, wins Best International Feature film at the Oscars. Vinterberg pays tribute to his daughter Ida, who was killed in an accident four days after the film started shooting. “We miss her, and I love her,” he said. “We ended up making this movie for her, it’s her monument.”

Best Adapted Screenplay goes to Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller for The Father. "To me, he’s the greatest living actor,” said Florian Zeller on working with Anthony Hopkins.

Emerald Fennell wins the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, for Promising Young Woman. She is the first woman to win a screenplay Oscar in 13 years, since Diablo Cody triumphed in this same category for Juno. There are now five solo female winners for Best Original Screenplay: Callie Khouri, Jane Campion, Sofia Coppola, Diablo Cody and Emerald Fennell.

Get a glimpse of the unusual Oscars set.