【Hindi Dubbed Archives】

Updated 3:56 p.m.: The Hindi Dubbed Archivesman has been identified.

After Frances McDormand's stirring Best Actress acceptance speech, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone at the Oscars who begrudged the Three Billboardsstar a justified win for her film. However, a New York Times reporter tweeted later in the evening that a stranger grabbed McDormand's Oscar and tried to steal it.

He was quickly stopped and then left, but...wow.

Mashable Top Stories Stay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news. Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletter By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

SEE ALSO: What Frances McDormand meant by an 'inclusion rider' at the Oscars Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

The man in question was not identified, but he was caught in the act by Wolfgang Puck's photographer. Cara Buckley from the Times reported that McDormand had momentarily set down her award while talking to someone at the Governors Ball.

This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

It turns out the (almost) thief was Terry Bryant Djmatari, and he live streamed the whole thing. He picked up the Oscar, pretended it was his, and asked people to congratulate him. Wow! He then gets the skinny on hot parties from his new Oscar friends, all while holding the Oscar.

According to Variety, Bryant has been arrested on the charge of grand theft after he was identified in photographs and this damning video.

---

Featured Video For You

---

This screenwriter used sign language in her Oscar acceptance speech, fulfilling a promise to the film’s 6-year-old lead actress

---

Topics Celebrities

• Science
• Shopping
• Social Good
• Digital Culture
• Games
• Entertainment
• Tech
• Life

• Can Liberals Give Peace a Chance?
• Taylor Swift called out Trump for ignoring her Equality Act petition at the VMAs
• Huawei's Mate 30 will run Android, but won't have Google services
• Barack and Michelle Obama send their first post
• Et tu, Boris?
• Civil rights activist Rosa Parks and astronaut Sally Ride get their own Barbies
• Researchers once again hack a Tesla Model S key fob
• Amazing football street performer has all the right moves
• Hot World, Cooler Heads
• Forget the VMAs. The BTS ARMY created their own award show on Twitter.

• How you can download iOS 11 right now
• Here's how to help Mexico after another deadly earthquake
• Gmail is rolling out a new update that will (finally) turn contact info into links in emails
• Donald Glover is getting bullied into finishing his mixtape with Chance the Rappers
• Leaked pics show Google's new pricey Chromebook 'Pixelbook' and stylus
• Your Google Home will now help you find dates
• Waymo and Intel announce partnership after collaborating for years
• Paying for antivirus software is mostly BS
• It's happened, someone's made a hairy belly waist pouch you can wear around town
• You can now search your library’s e

• The Madness of King Musk
• Presenting the ultimate late '90s R&B songs about cheating
• Google Maps finally lets you plan 'mixed modes' travel
• Apple apologizes for dropping ball on Siri privacy
• Weekly Bafflements
• Emma Watson hugging her mom at the Women's March is total sweetness
• Civil rights activist Rosa Parks and astronaut Sally Ride get their own Barbies
• Rihanna just gave you a reason to cry with this touching Obama tribute
• Fresh Hell
• Crafty engineer made a DIY air conditioner using his toilet

• Seizing Socialism’s Moment
• Golf balls programmed with Nissan’s self
• Here's George W. Bush trying his best to figure out how ponchos work at the inauguration
• Troye Sivan shuts down reporter for asking about his sex life
• Hockey Sausage
• Instagram is working on yet another Snapchat clone
• Airlines ban MacBooks from checked baggage, even non
• Leaked images of Google Pixel 4 confirm no notch and big camera bump
• No News Is Good News
• Fall movie preview 2019: Awards contenders to watch