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Jimmy Kimmel mocks Al Pacino’s Best Picture Oscars 2024 flub

Let me introduce you to my different presentation styles.

2024 Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel jokingly criticized Al Pacino’s presentation for the coveted Best Picture award. Appeared on “Live with Kelly and Mark”

“I don’t think he’s ever been to an awards ceremony,” Kimmel, 56, said in a clip that aired on Monday, along with Kelly Ripa, 53, and Mark Consuelos, 52. told. “Every American seems to know the rhythm of how to go all the way to ‘And Oscar…’ but Al doesn’t.”

Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel revealed that Al Pacino will be “live! with Kelly and Mark immediately following the ceremony” at the 2024 Oscars ceremony. Frank Micelotta/Disney via Getty Images
“I don’t think he’s ever seen an awards ceremony,” Kimmel, 56, said in a pre-recorded clip, showing off Kelly Ripa, 53, and her husband Mark Consuelos, 52. (years old), he joked. “Every American seems to know the rhythm of how to go all the way to ‘And Oscar…’ but Al doesn’t.” Frank Micelotta/Disney via Getty Images

The “Scarface” actor was supposed to be reuniting with co-star Michelle Pfeiffer before he dropped out at the last minute, but he showed up at the star-studded gathering on Sunday. give the highest honor …with his own unique twist.

Instead of building tension and suspense by naming each of the 10 nominated films, as other presenters have done in the past, the “Godfather” star simply verbalized the winners.

“It’s time to present the final awards tonight, and I’m honored to present them. Ten great films have been nominated, but only one will win Best Picture,” Pacino said. he said, fumbling to open the envelope. “And, uh, I have to go and put it in that envelope, and I do. It’s here. And in my eyes I see ‘Oppenheimer.’ yes. yes. “

The ‘Scarface’ actor, who was supposed to be reuniting with co-star Michelle Pfeiffer before bowing out at the last minute, appeared at the star-studded gathering last night to present the top honor…with his own twist. Jack Gruber – USA TODAY

Pacino’s sudden announcement surprised everyone inside LA’s Dolby Theater and at home.

The paper has reached out to Pacino for comment.

Some critics were also quick to react on social media.

“It’s time to present the final awards tonight, and I’m honored to present them. Ten great films have been nominated, but only one will win Best Picture,” Pacino said. he said, fumbling to open the envelope. “And, uh, I have to go and put it in that envelope, and I do. It’s here. And in my eyes I see ‘Oppenheimer.’ yes. yes. ” Rob Latour/Shutterstock

“I wish Al had read all the candidates first. I was looking forward to seeing the sizzle reel and a little bit of tension,” said one person. Posted in X (Formerly Twitter).

“The downside of giving away the biggest prize to an aging legend” said The second person. “Pair them with young stars and make sure they do what they’re supposed to do, or record the announcement of the 10 nominees. It’s disrespectful not to pay them their due.”

“Didn’t anyone tell him he had to read the names of the nominees before opening the envelope?” said a third user. slammed. “Has he been drinking?”

As the ‘Scent of a Woman’ alum hesitated to accept the award, Oscar fans stopped clapping for the film until Pacino confirmed his name and the film’s score blared throughout L.A.’s Dolby Theater. . Reuters/Mike Blake

Despite some negative reviews, others defended him.

“People think he forgot to say the nominees, but he did the same non-announcement for song of the year,” the user said. It pointed out. “Perhaps they omitted to mention the nominees in both categories because each song was sung and each film was highlighted at the awards ceremony.”

“This always happens at the end of awards shows especially when there’s an 80 year old presenter. Can’t blame them. Get over it,” said another. Posted by angry user.

“Another old Hollywood legend was hanging out to dry at the end of the show,” says a third party I lamented.

Kimmel teased Pacino, but a source claims: Eh!news The actor’s shortened speech was said to be a creative directive from the production team.

Christopher Nolan’s three-hour blockbuster, nominated for 13 awards, is behind American Fiction, Barbie, Anatomy of the Fall, The Holdovers, Poor Things and The・” won the highest award. Zone of Interest,” “Killers of the Flower Moon,” “Past Lives,” and “Maestro.”

The biopic also won gold statuettes for Best Director (Nolan), Best Actor (Cillian Murphy), Best Supporting Actor (Robert Downey Jr.), Best Editing, Best Cinematography, and Best Original Score.

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