BIG-SHOTS BRIGADE

1 From left: Apple TV+ chiefs Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht with Apple Inc. CEO

Tim Cook and Apple Inc. top lieutenant Eddy Cue

to celebrate the artistry of

Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon.

2 Comcast CEO Brian

Roberts shared smiles with NBCU studio chair and chief content officer Donna Langley, who bet big on

Oppenheimer. Langley shared party pics post-Oscars, captioning her Instagram post “Oppenhomies out.”

3 Disney CEO Bob Iger and wife Willow Bay were among those who almost missed the start of the show because of anti-Gaza war protestors who blocked traffic. Yet the ever-composed executive lived up to his reputation as he rushed relatively unruffled into the Dolby several minutes before 4 p.m.

4 Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group chairman and CEO Tom Rothman and wife

Jessica Harper.

5 David Zaslav, CEO of

Warner Bros. Discovery.

6 Comcast president Mike Cavanagh with his wife, Emily.

7 Disney Entertainment co-chairmen Alan Bergman

(movies) and Dana Walden

(television).

8 Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon MGM Studios, with husband Bert Salke.

9 Netflix TV veteran Bela Bajaria, with husband Doug Prochilo, was given additional keys to the kingdom when named chief content officer a year ago, including having film chief Scott Stuber report to her. (Stuber was at the Oscars officially repping Netflix but has announced his departure.)

10 Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group co-chair

Pamela Abdy with her daughter, Mackensie Whittaker — who of course wore Barbie-themed shoes to the show.

11 Paramount president-CEO

Brian Robbins with his wife,

Tracy James. He also heads up Nickelodeon.

12 Mike Hopkins, worldwide head of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios, with his wife, Sheri.

13 A Warner Bros. trio of (from left) marketing chief Josh Goldstine, Motion Picture Group co-chair Michael De Luca and distribution veteran

Jeff Goldstein.

14 Weeks after Searchlight’s

Poor Things was nominated for 11 Oscars, David Greenbaum (with his wife,

Jamie Kantrowitz) was promoted to president of Disney Live Action and 20th Century. The

Yorgos Lanthimos film won four statuettes, including those for costume and production design.

Tom Quinn, CEO of

Neon, which distributed the best international winner

with his

Celeste.

15 Anatomy of a Fall, wife,