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The filmmaker's win also represents the first instance where the directing award has been given to women in consecutive years

"CODA" triumphed with a history-making win at the end of an unusually chaotic ceremony.

Sam Elliott, aged 77, confessed while he was on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast, following his criticism of Jane Campion's western, "The Power of the Dog."

The director of "The Power of the Dog" stated that she "did not mean to diminish the achievements of these two iconic Black women and exceptional athletes" with "an inadvertent remark."

"He's not a cowboy; he's an actor" and a bit of a "B-I-T-C-H" Campion said of Elliott's complaints the Western wasn't filmed in the U.S. and was too gay.

Denis Villeneuve, Jane Campion and Guillermo del Toro have all spoken out against the academy's decision to cut the number of awards handed out live.

Sam Elliott is facing online criticism after criticizing "The Power of the Dog" for featuring "references to homosexuality."

The “Power of the Dog” director made history Tuesday with her Academy Award nod. She was previously nominated for 1994’s “The Piano.”

“Dune,” “West Side Story” and “Belfast” are close behind. Will Smith and Kristen Stewart scored acting nods, but Lady Gaga was shut out of Best Actress.