Lázaro Ramos Faces Scheduling Conflict for Oscar 2026 Attendance Amid Nominations and Viewing Options

Brazilian actor Lázaro Ramos may miss the Oscar 2026 ceremony set for March 15 in Los Angeles due to filming commitments for his novela "A Nobreza do Amor." Invited by his friend and fellow nominee Wagner Moura, who stars in "O Agente Secreto," Ramos expressed pride in Moura’s achievements but remains uncertain about attending, stating, "I think the novela will free me. I can’t confirm yet, but the support is strong, so I believe it will work out." Meanwhile, the Grupo Bandeirantes plans special coverage of the Oscars with the program "De Olho no Oscar na Band" airing live during the ceremony.

The 98th Academy Awards spotlight ten films competing for Best Picture, with four currently showing in Brazilian cinemas: "Bugonia," "Hamnet: A Vida Antes de Hamlet," "Marty Supreme," and "O Agente Secreto." The others are accessible via streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, and Prime Video, allowing Brazilian audiences to experience the nominated works conveniently.

Adding to the excitement, the animated Netflix film "Guerreiras do K-pop," nominated for Best Animation and Best Original Song, continues the buzz around the ceremony. This Sony Pictures Animation production features K-pop idols who secretly battle demons, showcasing the studio’s diverse portfolio of engaging animations.

As the Oscar night approaches, Brazilian audiences have ample opportunity to engage with nominated films, even as domestic talents face challenges in attending the event itself.