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Christopher Nolan Wins Best Director At 2024 Oscars You will be redirected back to your article in seconds Skip to main content March 10, 2024 7:37pm SERVICES TO SHARE THIS PAGE. Following
his front-running award season where he won every award he was up for, Christopher Nolan completed the sweep as he took home the Best Directing Oscar for _Oppenheimer_. The historic night
was capped off by him being presented the award by Steven Spielberg, who many people compare Nolan to. Nolan gave Spielberg a long hug following the win and thanked everyone involved,
including his producing partner and wife, saying “I thank you for being the producer of all my films and all our children.” Nolan won the award beating out Martin Scorsese for _Killers of
the Flower Moon_, Jonathan Glaser for_ The Zone of Interes_t, Yorgos Lanthimos for _Poor Things_ and Justine Triet for _Anatomy of a Fall_. RELATED: 2024 OSCARS: THE BIGGEST MOMENTS, SNUBS
AND SURPRISES “So many people who have dragged me up here I want to thank,” “Movies are just just over a 100 years old and just imagine 100 years into painting or theater and we don’t know
where this journey is going from here but to know that you think I’m a meaningful part of it means the world to me.” RELATED: 2024 OSCAR WINNERS PHOTO GALLERY The newly minted Oscar winner
has been the front-runner taking home a number of critic circles awards and other accolades including the Golden Globe and DGA trophies for best director. This marked the seventh award for
the film tonight. RELATED: OSCARS 2024: BACKSTAGE & BEHIND-THE-SCENES PHOTOS RELATED: THE OSCARS: BEST LOOKS FROM THE RED CARPET Comments JavaScript is required to load the comments.
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