Director Slams Oscars for Snubbing James Ransone in 'In Memoriam' Tribute
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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