There weren’t any major mess-ups like last year’s Best Picture gaffe at this year’s Oscars ceremony, and there weren’t any major surprises among the winners.
Still, this year’s Academy Awards had its fair share of touching and funny moments, including Frances McDormand’s rousing speech and Jennifer Lawrence and Jodie Foster poking fun at Meryl Streep.
Here are some of the moments you might have missed at the Oscars.
Jennifer Lawrence climbs over the seats carrying a glass of wine
JLaw has earned a bit of a rep for falling down but you can be damn sure that she won’t let that happen if she has a drink in hand.
Jennifer Lawrence climbing over the #Oscars seats (2018) pic.twitter.com/P8Jgy1Hpkw
— Jennifer Lawrence (@JLdaily) March 5, 2018
Speaking of drinking, Helen Mirren taking a shot of tequila on the red carpet
And she still looks the image of class.
Never thought I'd dream of going to a big Hollywood event until I saw this pic of Helen Mirren taking a shot of tequila on the red carpet. pic.twitter.com/iUYmH45X5p
— Marcella Arguello (@marcellacomedy) March 5, 2018
Tiffany Haddish hops over the red carpet rope to meet Meryl Streep
The Girls Trip actress managed to pitch a sequel to her hit comedy to the multiple Oscar winner in the space of a few seconds.
Oscar winner signs her acceptance speech for six-year-old star
Rachel Shenton, who won the Oscar for Live Action Short for The Silent Child, which is about a deaf girl, signed her acceptance speech as she promised the film’s young star, Maisie Sly, she would.
Classy speech from @RachelShenton in sign language. ðŸ'ÂÂ?
From Hollyoaks to Hollywood, congratulations! #Oscars #Represent🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/NA4Yf712Ma— Sky Cinema (@SkyCinemaUK) March 5, 2018
West Side Story star Rita Moreno rocks the stage
In 1962, Rita Moreno was named best supporting actress for her role as Anita in West Side Story. She wore the same dress from the 1962 awards, 56 years later, at the age of 86, and made a fabulous entrance.
A dress so nice she rocked it twice ðŸ'ÂÂ? That’s right, @TheRitaMoreno just arrived at the @TheAcademy awards in the same dress she wore during her iconic #oscars win in 1962 ðŸ' | 📷: @People pic.twitter.com/LCEF2EuwQ5
— One Day at a Time (@OneDayAtATime) March 5, 2018
We are so blessed to have lived during the time of Rita Moreno. #Oscars Courtesy A.M.P.A.S. © 2018 pic.twitter.com/x0EamMshZ0
— Michael Blackmon (@blackmon) March 5, 2018
Edgar Wright has a sense of humour about director mix-up
Edgar Wright took to Twitter to remark that he, the director of Baby Driver, is not Joe Wright, the director of Darkest Hour.
Note to Oscars vision mixer who cut to me instead of Joe Wright during Gary Oldman’s speech: For future reference, Joe is on the right, Edgar on the left. Right? pic.twitter.com/KIgaoij4j1
— edgarwright (@edgarwright) March 5, 2018
Guillermo del Toro double checks the Best Picture envelope
After The Shape of Water was announced the winner of Best Picture at the Oscars, director Guillermo del Toro double checked the envelope Warren Beatty handed him, given last year’s envelope mix-up.
Loved Guillermo del Toro just double checking the envelope from Warren Beatty #Oscars pic.twitter.com/IXgQ4Zk3Bp
— Ryan Love (@RyanJL) March 5, 2018