Director Slams Oscars for Snubbing James Ransone in 'In Memoriam' Tribute
The Oscars' In Memoriam section has sparked controversy after director Scott Derrickson called out the Academy for excluding his friend and frequent collaborator, actor James Ransone, who died by suicide at 46. Derrickson highlighted Ransone's extensive career in films like “Sinister” and “The Black Phone,” and his memorable role in “The Wire.” This omission comes amidst a broader discussion about the selection process for the annual tribute.Precious Eseaye • Movies • 3 months ago • 1 minute read •
Director Scott Derrickson, known for films such as “Sinister” and “The Black Phone,” publicly criticized the Academy Awards on X for omitting his frequent collaborator, actor James Ransone, from this year’s televised In Memoriam segment. Ransone tragically died by suicide in December at the age of 46, a loss that Derrickson described as deeply personal and widely felt within the film community.
Ransone was a significant figure in Derrickson's filmography, starring in both
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