Aaron Sorkin ‘Moneyball’ Nominees Night

From THR's Nominees Night party, Moneyball writer Aaron Sorkin talks to THR about his journey back to the Oscars, and one of his favorite events of awards season.

Penelope Ann Miller ‘The Artist’ Nominees Night

The Artist star Penelope Ann Miller admits which of her fellow Oscar contenders she admires.

Talking about the hectic awards season schedule, she added: "If I'm going to be part of a really insane, crazy exhausting exciting journey, at least it is a movie that I am very blessed that I'm a part of."

Demián Bichir ‘A Better Life’ Nominees Night

Best actor nominee Demian Bichir reflects on what it was like representing 11 million undocumented workers living in the United States.

When asked who got snubbed this year, he replied: "Of course Michael Sheen and [Michael] Fassbender, Woody Harrelson and Ryan Gosling and a lot of great works. From leading men that are not part of that list. That makes this, all this a great honor." 

James Cromwell ‘The Artist’ Nominees Night

Veteran actor James Cromwell discusses shooting The Artist in Los Angeles and the legacy left by Charlie Chaplin.

Max von Sydow ‘Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close’ Nominees Night

Best supporting actor nominee Max von Sydow on Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close being nominated for Best Picture.

Von Sydow admitted that he wasn't surprised by the nomination, he said, "It's a very warm film. It's a film about love and about hope and it points forward. Of course, there are dark clouds in the background, but the direction of the story goes forward and it's a very positive story." 

Kathryn Stockett ‘The Help’ Nominees Night

Kathryn Stockett, author of the novel The Help, talks about meeting Steven Spielberg while doing press this awards season and her disappointment that Tate Taylor wasn't nominated for best director.