Nodon’t run away from the red carpet – which at the 2023 Oscars will change from red to a champagne/beige (perhaps because red makes blood from slap a Chris Rock). She doesn’t run away because look at him, has the effect of Rai interval with sheep, a relaxing thing that winds like a ribbon and soothes. And that excites, too. With comments of approval and contempt for the stars that start from the belly and are thought to go all the way there, a Los Angeles.
After all, these privileged people who have been preparing for months and then disappoint us deserve it. Blame them if they fail. But when they make it all work, glamor and beauty, when they are couples who together seem kissed aloneit is a pleasure to see them (and go and see them again). Especially if they ended up in court in the meantimepaperwork, press releases, child custody.
Certain, the remote past of Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, works a little more than the recent and very recent past. But what about Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrowshe before detox as a lifestyle, with that bored and judgmental look (who knows how the trajectory of the two would have changed if they had married as planned: can you imagine Brad making vegetable smoothies on Instagram?).
Hot couples at the Oscars were also the one-time ones, like Leonardo DiCaprio and Giselle Bundchen – unique because then they broke up, and unique in the sense of “he with girlfriend at the Oscars instead of with mom”. Last year, just to be nice, girlfriend Camila Morrone had her parked directly in the front row.
Couples on the red carpet. (Getty Images)
The most beautiful couples at the Oscars
And the Italians? Sophia Loren – to the working couple with Marcello Mastroianni – always preferred the family. In 1991 – for the Oscar for his career – he took us from Carlo Ponti to his son Edoardo (with whom his mother forms a beautiful couple). But with Marcello it would have been something else, also because, apart from theirs, another famous couple made in Italy not even sculpting it.
Except for Federico (Fellini) and Juliet (Masina)always together, even for the last prize again at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, in 1993. Last seriously: they would have died five months later between October of the same year and the following March.
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