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Posted: 2018-03-02T20:01:19Z | Updated: 2018-03-02T20:01:19Z Warren Beatty And Faye Dunaway Set To Present At The Oscars Again | HuffPost

Warren Beatty And Faye Dunaway Set To Present At The Oscars Again

The "Bonnie and Clyde" stars were on stage during last year's infamous mix-up.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences spent the past year putting new processes in place to avoid the infamous Best Picture envelope screw-up of 2017 except for one thing.

Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway are returning to present the same award, according to multiple outlets

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An accountant from PricewaterhouseCoopers gave Beatty the wrong envelope last year, which led the actor to announce that "La La Land" had won Best Picture when in fact "Moonlight" had won.
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The two stars were spotted attending rehearsals for the big show at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, TMZ reported Thursday . According to a source who spoke with TMZ, Beatty and Faye exchanged a few lines before presenting a joke about the debacle last year. 

For those who may have forgotten, the 2017 Academy Awards ended in chaos. An accountant from PricewaterhouseCoopers gave Beatty the wrong envelope as the actor, along with Faye Dunaway, his co-star in 1967′s “Bonnie and Clyde,” went out to present the Best Picture award at the end of the show.

PwC partner Brian Cullinan (who was tweeting during the ceremony) mistakenly handed Beatty the envelope for Lead Actress, which went to Emma Stone for her performance in “La La Land.” Beatty was confused and paused when he saw her name, but Dunaway thought he was playfully delaying the announcement, so she took the envelope and quickly read the movie title she saw on the card. 

The only problem was that “Moonlight” was, in fact, the winner of the night’s top honor.

Host Jimmy Kimmel, who is returning to the broadcast this year, made fun of the mess-up in a promo leading up to Sunday’s show, so there will surely be jokes about the flub throughout the evening.

It seems Beatty and Dunaway will get a second chance to present Hollywood’s most prestigious award.

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Before You Go

Meryl Streep At The Oscars
1979(01 of19)
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Streep, with husband Don Gummer, wore this black dress with lace detailing to the 51st Academy Awards, when she was nominated for her supporting role in "The Deer Hunter." The actress wore the timeless dress again 30 years later to the BAFTAs, and looked just as beautiful as she did the first time. (credit:Ron Galella via Getty Images)
1980(02 of19)
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At the 52nd Academy Awards, Streep won in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in "Kramer vs. Kramer." We'll never forget the white dress and jacket combo she wore for the ceremony. It was such a classic look, and Streep looked beautiful. (credit:ABC Photo Archives via Getty Images)
1983(03 of19)
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At the Oscars in 1983, Streep won her first Best Actress statue for her role in "Sophie's Choice." For the ceremony, the star (pregnant with daughter Mamie Gummer) wore this lovely gold beaded gown -- the perfect choice for taking home the golden award. (credit:Images Press via Getty Images)
1984(04 of19)
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For the 1984 awards show, Streep opted for a fun beaded frock with a floral pattern on the bodice and a shorter hemline, proving that cocktail dresses can be just as formal as gowns. (credit:Ron Galella via Getty Images)
1986(05 of19)
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The actress wore another white ensemble for the 1986 ceremony (when she was pregnant with daughter Grace Gummer). This look was definitely a little more unconventional than a typical gown, with its flowing skirt and drop-waist tunic-style top, but it was perfectly chic. (credit:Ron Galella via Getty Images)
1989(06 of19)
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Streep may have lost the Best Actress award to Jodie Foster (who won for "The Accused") but she definitely won some style points for this ensemble. The off-the-shoulder neckline still feels perfectly on-trend in 2018, as does that choker. (credit:Barry King via Getty Images)
1996(07 of19)
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Streep stunned again in another black gown, this time for the 1996 ceremony, where she was nominated in the Best Actress category for her role in "The Bridges of Madison County." (credit:Frank Trapper via Getty Images)
1999(08 of19)
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For the 71st Academy Awards, Streep looked beautifully regal in this sparkling pale lavender Valentino gown. (credit:SGranitz via Getty Images)
2000(09 of19)
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For the ceremony in 2000, Streep, seen here with her daughter Grace, ditched a conventional gown in favor of this bold jacket and pants combo. Naturally, she pulled the look off effortlessly. (credit:LUCY NICHOLSON via Getty Images)
2003(10 of19)
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The Hollywood icon, pictured with her daughter Luisa in 2003, upped her game with this dramatic black gown with sheer metallic sleeves. (credit:Kevin Winter via Getty Images)
2006(11 of19)
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For the 2006 ceremony, Streep was there as a presenter. Still, she looked every inch the leading lady in this embellished purple gown. (credit:Jeff Kravitz via Getty Images)
2007(12 of19)
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Streep, with daughter Grace Gummer, channeled her inner editrix for the 2007 Oscars ceremony, where she was nominated for her role as the icy Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada." (credit:Jeff Kravitz via Getty Images)
2009(13 of19)
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The star looked absolutely stunning in this Alberta Ferretti gown in 2009, when she was nominated for her role as a nun in "Doubt." (credit:Steve Granitz via Getty Images)
2010(14 of19)
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This white gown Streep wore the 2010 ceremony (when she was nominated for playing Julia Child in "Julie and Julia") is definitely one of our favorites. The fit is perfect and the bright white is so crisp and fresh. (credit:Steve Granitz via Getty Images)
2012(15 of19)
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Once again, the actress opted to go for gold, which was perfect, considering she ended up winning Best Actress for her role in "The Iron Lady." Along with 2010's white gown, this gold Lanvin number is at the top of our favorites list. (credit:Frazer Harrison via Getty Images)
2013(16 of19)
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The Oscar-winner was one of the presenters at the 2013 ceremony, where she sparkled in another gorgeous Lanvin gown. Another one of our favorites. (credit:Steve Granitz via Getty Images)
2014(17 of19)
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In 2014, Streep wore yet another Lanvin design, this time more simple than sparkling, but equally as beautiful. (credit:Steve Granitz via Getty Images)
2015(18 of19)
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For the 87th Academy Awards ceremony, Streep went for a sophisticated suit, which looked every bit as glamorous as the rest of the gowns on the red carpet. (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
2017(19 of19)
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The actress wore this striking dark blue gown for the 89th Academy Awards ceremony, where she was nominated for her role in "Florence Foster Jenkins." (credit:Kevin Winter via Getty Images)