Richard E. Grant does not believe his luck as he attends the Oscars Nominee Luncheon

Could you ever forgive me, Richard E Grant said that he was living his dream as he joined the stars gathered for the annual Oscar-nominated luncheon at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.

Lady Gaga, Glenn Close, Amy Adams, Regina King and Rachel Weisz were some of the people on the list of personalities present.

Richard enthusiastically tweeted: "You will understand why I am troubled and I suffer from" smirking "syndrome after meeting all these people at the Oscars nominees lunch today !!!" and posted some number of selfies where he was putting Hollywood awesome and good pressure.

He then added: "It's now beyond what we pinch ourselves, it looks more like" hit it "SwaziGuy !!! Living the dream."

Richard is nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category for his performance in the comedy Can You Ever For Me?

He embodies the flamboyant drug dealer Jack Hock, who is dragged into a plot to forge and sell letters allegedly written by famous but actually ghostly writers by ripped writer Lee Israel (Melissa McCarthy.)

The film, based on the true exploits of Lee Israel, has been nominated for dozens of awards and currently holds a 98% positive review status on rotten tomatoes. The real Jack Hock was according to Israel only a minor figure of his counterfeit scam.

The Academy Awards Ceremony this year – the 91st – will be held on February 24th. Unusually, the show will not rely on a single presenter, but will employ a rotating cast of composers, including British star Daniel Craig.

Roma, A Star is Born, and Green Book are the pioneers of the best film, although the super-hero drama Black Panther can snatch the prize from under their noses. Black Panther would certainly have brought together the category "popular film" evoked.

Glenn Close seems to be a solid bet for The Wife in the Best Actress category, although Viola Davis and Lady Gaga are both very well directed and Melissa McCarthy's unusually reconverted performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me? could give him the green light.

It is likely that the best actor will go to Christian Bale who has entrusted his darling talents to Dick Cheney in Vice, among other possible, such as Ryan Gosling for First Man or the elegiac turn of Robert Redford in The Old Man and the gun.