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Academy Awards in numbers

/ 07:02 AM March 03, 2014

Preparations continue on the red carpet during rainy weather for the 86th Academy Awards in Los Angeles, Friday, Feb. 28, 2014, for the Awards night on Sunday, March 2. The red carpet measures 500 feett (152 meters) long and 33 ft wide. AP

HOLLYWOOD—Here are some details about the Oscars and the 86th Academy Awards show, in numbers.

Voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences—6,028

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Countries where 86th Academy Awards telecast can be seen—over 225

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Feature films eligible for Best Picture—289

Countries submitting foreign language movies—76

Number of Oscar statuettes created for 86th Academy Awards—50

Height of Oscar statuette—13.5 inches (34 centimeters)

Weight of Oscar statuette—8.5 pounds (4 kilos)

Oscar statuettes handed out since first Oscars in 1929—2,900

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Media organizations requesting credentials for this year—766

Media organizations issued credentials—289

Journalists on red carpet—530

Fans on bleachers overlooking red carpet—700

Length of red carpet—500 ft (152 meters)

Width of red carpet—33 ft

Dolby Theater seating capacity—3,300

Person who has hosted Oscars the most—Bob Hope, 19 times

Longest Oscars telecast—4 hours, 23 mins (2002)

Shortest Oscars telecast—1 hour, 40 mins (1959)

First televised Oscars show—March 19, 1953

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