After producing three Academy Awards shows, duo Craig Zadan and Neil Meron have hinted that they might be ending their Oscars streak.
Zadan took to Twitter on Saturday to say what seemed like a cryptic goodbye to Hollywood's biggest night, reports variety.com.
"Hoping that whoever produces the #Oscars next year will retain our innovations: #TeamOscar program & reading all 24 nom on Oscar nom morning," he wrote.
Following the tweet, there was buzz in the media claiming Zadan and Meron might not produce the 2016 Oscars.
However, no official announcement on the matter has been made by either Zadan himself or The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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