Oscars 2017: Fifty Shades Darker performing artists, Chris Evans, Leonardo DiCaprio and others declared as moderators

Subsequent to declaring the assignments, Oscars 2017 uncovered the principal set of moderators. Makers Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd declared that the past victors and chosen people, including Halle Berry, Jamie Dornan and Chris Evans will go to the 89th yearly Academy Award on February 26.

"These on-screen characters are the reason we want to go to the motion pictures. From blockbusters to workmanship house movies, these craftsmen convey each time and we're excited to welcome them to the 89th Oscars arrange," De Luca and Todd said in an announcement.

Berry, who won the Oscar for her execution in Monster's Ball, Fifty Shades Darker lead on-screen characters Jamie and Dakota Johnson, Captain America: Civil War star Evans, Babel star Gael García Bernal, Samuel L. Jackson, who got a selection for supporting on-screen character in Pulp Fiction, Avengers: Infinity War performing artist Scarlett Johansson, Oscar-champ Shirley MacLaine, Ghostbusters on-screen character Kate McKinnon and True Grit on-screen character Hailee Steinfeld will go to the honor appear as moderators.

Additionally, Academy Award 2016 champs Leonardo DiCaprio, Brie Larson, Mark Rylance and Alicia Vikander will take after the custom and present the Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Supporting Actor grants, separately.

The 89th Oscars will be hung on February 26, 2017 (February 27 in India) at the Dolby Theater at Hollywood and Highland Center in Hollywood. Television program host and comic Jimmy Kimmel will have the honor demonstrate live on Sunday.

In January, the makers uncovered the total rundown of chosen people and Emma Stone-Ryan Gosling starrer La Land got the most elevated number of gestures, including the Best Picture. Look at the entire rundown of selection here.

The Oscars 2017 will be broadcast live on the ABC Television Network at 7 pm ET/4 pm PT (5.30 am IST on Monday). The Oscars, delivered by De Luca and Todd, will be broadcast live in more than 225 nations and domains around the world.

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