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Kieran Culkin wins greatest supporting actor on the Oscars, finishing his sweep

By Miles Cooper March 3, 2025
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kieran Culkin gained the Oscar for greatest supporting actor Sunday on the 97th Academy Awards, finishing a sweep of the class that adopted his dominance in tv awards final season.

The award, for portraying the chaotic however endearing Benji in Jesse Eisenberg’s “A Actual Ache,” marked his first win and nomination.

Culkin thanked his supervisor, his mother, Eisenberg and his spouse, Jazz Charton — taking the second to remind his spouse that he desires extra youngsters.

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“About a year ago, I was on a stage like this, and I very stupidly, publicly, said that I want a third kid from her because she said if I won the award, I would, she would give me the kid,” he said, recalling his speech at the Emmys last January. After the show, “She goes, ‘Oh, God, I did say that. I guess I owe you a third kid.’ And I turned to her and I said, ‘Really? I want four.’”

“She said, ‘I will give you four when you win an Oscar,’” Culkin, who has two youngsters with Charton, stated to a refrain of guffaws from the viewers. “Jazz, love of my life, ye of little faith. No pressure. I love you.”

Culkin triumphed over nominees Man Pearce for “The Brutalist,” Edward Norton for “A Complete Unknown,” Yura Borisov for “Anora” and his fellow “Succession” alum Jeremy Sturdy for “The Apprentice.” The class was considered one of few with a transparent favourite forward of this yr’s ceremony, after Culkin picked up the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Unbiased Spirit Award, SAG Award and a slew of critics awards earlier this month.

Written and directed by Eisenberg, “A Real Pain” follows cousins — performed by Culkin and Eisenberg — on a visit by way of Poland for a Holocaust tour to honor their late grandmother. Culkin’s Benji is launched as unfiltered however fast to attach. Eisenberg’s David is his rule-following, guarded foil. Oscillating between critical reflections on Jewish id, generational trauma and mourning and the inherent comedy of mismatched family, Eisenberg’s script deftly navigates heavy themes with humor that lands due to Culkin’s skill to ship it earnestly.

“Jesse Eisenberg, thank you for this movie. You’re a genius,” Culkin said on stage. “I would never say that to your face. I’m never saying it again. So soak it up.”

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It wasn’t a positive wager that Culkin’s Benji would make it to screens. When manufacturing on the ultimate season of “Succession” ran lengthy, Culkin thought of dropping out of the movie to spend time together with his household. Emma Stone, final yr’s greatest actress Oscar winner whose firm Fruit Tree produced the venture, satisfied him to remain on — by reassuring him that they may make it work with out him, realizing that wasn’t essentially true.

“She let me off the hook completely,” Culkin advised The Related Press of his ex-girlfriend. “And I think it was the moment I got off the phone that I was like ‘Oh (expletive), I’m doing this movie.’”

Culkin’s movie debut got here at age 7 in “Home Alone,” the place he performed the soda-slurping youthful cousin of his older brother Macaulay Culkin’s Kevin McCallister. His first main award nomination was a Golden Globe nod for the 2002 movie “Igby Goes Down.” But it surely was his flip as Roman Roy, on “Succession” practically 20 years later that introduced Culkin widespread fandom and acclaim, together with a Golden Globe and Emmy Award for the collection’ remaining season.

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“Generally folks will say like, oh, you’re loads like that character. I am like, I wasn’t till I did it, and now I really feel like I took one thing with me,” Culkin said of Benji after his win. “But I’d like to think that I’m a little more together than that guy. I’d like to think that I’ve figured some stuff out.”

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