Lance Reddick, Treat Williams and Suzanne Somers Among Stars Left Out of Main In Memoriam Segment at 2024 Oscars

Ron Cephas Jones, Norman Lear, Terence Davies and Burt Young were also omitted from Sunday's main memorial segment, though their names appeared on a slide at the end

The 2024 Oscars had a powerful In Memoriam segment on Sunday, but not every late star got their full moment of recognition.

During Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony, the actors, filmmakers and Hollywood-industry individuals who died over the past year were honored during the moving portion of the show.

However, fans noticed that some stars were left out of the main segment, which included an individual slide with their photo, name and title. Instead, a group of stars were listed at the end on one collective slide.

Among those people were actors Lance Reddick, Treat Williams, Ron Cephas Jones, Suzanne Somers, and Burt Young, legendary screenwriter and producer Norman Lear, and British filmmaker Terence Davies.

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Reddick was found dead in his home on March 17, 2023, one week before his film John Wick: Chapter 4 came out. The 60-year-old actor — best known for his roles in The Wire, Bosch, Netflix's Resident Evil — died of ischemic heart disease and atherosclerotic coronary artery disease, per his death certificate obtained by PEOPLE.

Williams, whose decades-long career included roles in Hair, Everwood and Chesapeake Shores, died on June 12, 2023 at age 71 following a motorcycle accident in Dorset, Vermont.

Somers, best known for her roles on Three's Company and Step by Step, died at age 76 in October 2023 following a journey with breast cancer.

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Set to a live performance of "Time to Say Goodbye" by Andrea Bocelli and his son Matteo Bocelli, the In Memoriam segment remembered late stars like Matthew Perry, Chita Rivera, Ryan O'Neal and Tina Turner.

Celebrities like Paul Reubens, Alan Arkin, Andre Braugher, Sinéad O'Connor and Tony Bennett were remembered for their contributions to the screen.

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The 96th Academy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, aired live on ABC from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California.

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