Kieran Culkin Wins BAFTA for Supporting Actor in 'A Real Pain' While Absent Due to Family Illness

The actor's award was accepted by director and co-star Jesse Eisenberg, as Culkin remains in New York caring for a sick family member.

Kieran Culkin won the BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor for his role in 'A Real Pain,' continuing a streak of major award wins this season.
Culkin was unable to attend the ceremony in London due to staying in New York to care for a family member who is seriously ill.
Director and co-star Jesse Eisenberg accepted the award on Culkin's behalf, praising his talent and dedication to his family.
'A Real Pain,' written and directed by Eisenberg, follows two cousins reconnecting during a Holocaust tour in Poland and has received critical acclaim.
Culkin is also an Oscar frontrunner for the role, with the Academy Awards scheduled for March 2, 2025.