Kieran Culkin a ‘Bit Thrown’ by Sarah Snook, Wife Plucking ‘Painful’ Hair from Ear Before Critics Choice Awards Win

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SuccessionKieran Culkin took the stage to accept the coveted award and forgot everything he wanted to say. What followed, instead, was an unexpected rant about his twin earlobes — painfully plucked by his wife, Jazz Charton, and co-star Sarah Snook just before he took the stage.

“I’m a little confused, actually,” Culkin, 41, began. “I have this hair that grows on the side of my ear. Not like ear hair.”

Culkin then noted how his wife sometimes “surprises” me by pulling out her hair — and so does Snook. But during Sunday’s awards, he revealed another hair of an unusual length on the other side of his head.

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When Snook plucked one from his left ear, Culkin realized it wasn’t the one he was used to feeling. So his wife discovered that another hair was rooted and growing. – Both of them started pulling my hair alternately, and it was very painful – Culkin continued with the laughter of his peers. “And now, here I am talking about it instead of saying what I was ready to say, which is now gone. And I’m probably out of time.”

Culkin used the rest of his speech to shout out the camera crew Succession. “I feel like they’re always underrated — it’s the camera department,” he said. “Especially the cameramen. I mean, they’re filming the thing. I feel like on our show, they were like saviors.”

As he left the stage, Culkin gave the crowd one last laugh when he said to the camera, “What was I saying?”

Among the nominees for this year’s big award was Culkin Succession actor Jeremy Strong, LokiTom Hiddleston, Timothy Olyphant from Justified: The primordial city, the last of us star Pedro Pascal and Ramón Rodríguez from Will Trent.

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Culkin received his third Critics’ Choice nomination for HBO’s final season Succession. His performance following Roman Roy’s descent from smug to broken to shambolic has already won him a 2024 Golden Globe on January 7.

Along with his movie brother Strong’s nomination, their movie sister Snook also got a 2024 CCA nomination — and won! — for best actress in a drama, while Matthew MacFadyen received a nomination for supporting actor. The series itself was among the drama series nominated for the biggest TV award of the night.

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Marvel fans will be super familiar with Hiddleston’s work as the diabolical Norse god Loki, and the Disney+ series is Hiddleston’s playground from June 2021.

Hiddleston described Loki as “a complex figure. Intelligent but vulnerable. Angry and lost, broken and witty,” and his collaboration with Kenneth Branagh — who first cast him in the role in 2011. Thor — as “life-changing”.

On top of Hiddleston’s personal acting nod, his co-stars Ke Huy Quan and Sophia Di Martino both received supporting nominations. The show was also awarded the award for the best drama series.

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Olyphant returned to his previous role as Raylan Givens Justified from 2010 to 2015, for its spinoff series Justified: A primordial city.

The role of the U.S. Marshal was a good fit for Olyphant, who also received a 2011 Emmy nomination for his performance.

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The last of us — based on the video game of the same name — takes place in a post-apocalyptic America and sees Pascal’s loner Joel begrudgingly team up with 14-year-old Ellie (Bella Ramsey), who may be his only chance to save civilization as the pair are beset by zombie-like mutants and surviving butchers.

In addition to Pascal’s nomination, Ramsey was also honored with a Best Actress nod at this year’s awards, and the HBO series itself was among the nominees for Best Drama Series.

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Rodríguez’s excellent performance as the title character Will Trent on ABC’s procedural crime drama earned him his only series nomination at this year’s CCA.

He told PEOPLE of the series ahead of its debut last January: “It’s a crime drama that has a lot of heart and doesn’t take itself too seriously. It laughs at itself sometimes. I think that’s a fine line that we’ve been able to balance. There’s some seriousness to it. , there is some drama, but we are still able to thread the needle with a little humor and levity.”

He added of his character: “I love this character. I adore him. I think he’s just a very complicated human being trying his best to navigate the world.”

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Four seasons of failed coup attempts Succession has earned Strong three Critics’ Choice nominations since the HBO drama debuted in June 2018.

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In the series finale, Strong’s character Kendall Roy was left alone and grieving, contemplating a future without father, family or power once and for all. Sunday’s ceremony was arguably a bit more celebratory for the actor, who joined Culkin, Snook, Macfadyen and the show itself as one of the show’s five 2024 CCA awards.

Succession won the Critics Choice Award for Best Drama Series.

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