Here's What Kieran Culkin Actually Said In His Censored Oscars Acceptance Speech
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He dropped an F-bomb while paying tribute to his "Succession" co-star and fellow nominee Jeremy Strong.
The always-unfiltered Kieran Culkin got this year’s Oscars off to a very chaotic start when he dropped an F-bomb during the ceremony.
Best Supporting Actor was the first category to be announced during Sunday night’s Academy Awards, with Culkin coming out on top thanks to his performance in “A Real Pain” – beating his former “Succession” co-star Jeremy Strong in the process.
After accepting his Oscar from last year’s recipient Robert Downey Jr, Culkin began by paying homage to Jeremy, who was also nominated in the category for his work as Donald Trump’s former mentor Roy Cohn in The Apprentice.
“I love your work,” Culkin told his former on-screen brother. “It’s fucking...”
At that moment, the actor quickly realized his slip of the tongue, declaring: “I fucked! I cursed! There we go! I cursed! I didn’t mean to!”
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