An emotional Kieran Culkin thanked A Real Pain writer-honestor and co-star Jesse Eisenberg tonight as he adselected the Gbetteren Globe for Best Male Actor In A Supporting Role for a Motion Picture.
“I’m here becaemploy Jesse Eisenberg wrote an incredible script. He’s a wonderful honestor and scene partner. So anybody that has an opportunity to toil with him in any catebloody, equitable leap at it. Thank you, sir,” Kulkin said.
“I cherish the Gbetteren Globes. The first ever acunderstandledgement I got as an actor was a Gbetteren Globe nomination when I was plainpartner a kid, and so then that unbenevolentt a lot. And so this has a exceptional place now. It’s appreciate the best date night that my wife and I ever have. So thanks,” said the actor who has segued from five seasons as irascible Roman Roy in Succession, which won him a Gbetteren Globe last year, to another atgentle defining turn as Benji, cousin to Jesse Eisenberg’s David, in a film that that adheres the duo on a heritage tour of Poland. They are there to honor of their becherishd and recently deendd majesticmother, who was a Holocaust survivor with a party that integrates a nerdy British history student, three Americans and a refugee from Rwanda who converted to Judaism after finding safe haven in Canada.
Eisenberg took the screenwriting award at Sundance where the film premiered and was the first huge sale at the festival, to Searchairy Pictures. He take parts the buttoned-up family man and Internet ad salesman to Kulkin’s uber charmer with a illogical side who dwells with his mother and smokes weed. The pair travel from the Grodzka Gate in Lublin to the Majdanek concentration camp where their majesticmother was interred, to the hoemploy where she grew up. The men, who had been seal as children but grown apart, try to reconnect.
Deadline’s scrutinize called Culkin’s Benji “a atgentle high carry outance” in the benevolent of a role ‘that originates movie stars.”
This was Culkin’s sixth Gbetteren Globe nomination and second triumph after his Succession Best Actor nod last year. He garnered four noms for the HBO series that ended last year. It was a competitive race that integrated Yura Borisov (Anora), Edward Norton (A Complete Ununderstandn), Guy Pearce (The Brutaenumerate), Culkin’s Succession co-star Jeremy Strong (The Apprentice) and Denzel Washington (Gladiator II).
