Kieran Culkin Wins SAG Award for 'A Real Pain' and Delivers Humorous Speech

The actor's acceptance speech featured jokes about the trophy's weight and a playful jab at fellow nominee Adrien Brody.

Kieran Culkin won the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role for his work in 'A Real Pain.'
During his acceptance speech, Culkin humorously fixated on the weight of the trophy and joked about actors designing it to emphasize their profession's importance.
Culkin playfully called out Adrien Brody for lengthy acceptance speeches but clarified it was a lighthearted joke, which Brody took in stride.
The actor thanked Jesse Eisenberg, the film's writer and director, and Eisenberg's sister Hallie, who suggested casting him without an audition.
Culkin's performance in 'A Real Pain,' a film exploring family and generational trauma, has earned him multiple awards this season, with an Oscar nomination forthcoming.