Wins an Oscar, Alicia Vikander 'Does flirtatious' to Eddie Redmayne

Swedish artist, Alicia Vikander Amanda, had just won her first Oscar in the category of Best Supporting Actress by the film director Tim Hooper's The Danish Girl. 88th Academy Awards held at the Dolby Theatre Los Angeles, Sunday (28/2) evening local time.

Although still fairly young and new plunge into acting in 2007, Vikander able to show its fangs outperformed other nominees: Kate Winslet, Rachel McAdams, Rooney Mara, and Jennifer Jason Leigh.

When his name was called by JK Simmons, Vikander looks not believe that he got the Oscar.
With panting and compassion, he delivered a speech in front of hundreds of spectators and guests Oscar.

"Thank you very much The Academy for the award beyond this unbelievable," said Vikander to face happy.

"I do not believe that I get this [Oscar]," he continued.

Not to forget also Vikander give gratitude to Eddie Redmayne, the main character in the film The Danish Girl.

"Thanks Eddie Redmayne for being co-acting at its best!" he said.

Hearing that, Redmayne looks nervous. The 34-year-old man was suddenly closed his mouth, indicating that he also felt the emotion that is felt Vikander.

The Danish Girl tells about transgender issues, he had been banned in Middle East countries like Qatar.

Serving as the Elbe, Redmayne was transformed into a beautiful woman. It makes people more in awe of the actor who won an Oscar 34 years in 2015 thanks to the stunning acting in the film The Theory of Everything.

Prohibition of The Danish Girl delivered by the Minister of Culture of Qatar Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al Kuwari, who judged the film is not eligible to serve because it proposes a sensitive issue that could potentially provoked an outcry from the public.

"We would like to inform you that we have contacted the administration is concerned, and the screening of the film The Danish Girl is now banned in theaters," Kuwari said in his official Twitter account.

Earlier, The Danish Girl was aired in several theaters in Doha, capital of Qatar. But serving it instantly reap a lot of criticism from netizens in Qatar.

To be able to portray transgender character in the film The Danish Girl, Redmayne did some research in order to look perfect role.

After conducting in-depth research Redmayne not only equipped to act, but also increasingly concerned with issues surrounding transgender.

"During this time I tend to be unconcerned with the issue of transgender people. But after doing some research, I came to understand why this is important," says Redmayne.