Robert Downey Jr. Wins Best Supporting Actor at Oscars 2024 for 'Oppenheimer'

The win marks Downey's first Oscar, capping off a successful awards season and highlighting his remarkable career comeback.

Robert Downey Jr. secured his first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in 'Oppenheimer', beating out strong competition.
Downey's portrayal of Lewis Strauss in 'Oppenheimer' has been universally acclaimed, contributing to the film's success at the Oscars.
In his acceptance speech, Downey thanked his 'terrible childhood' and his wife, Susan Downey, for their support.
The win is seen as a significant milestone in Downey's career, following his comeback from personal and professional challenges.
'Oppenheimer' led the 2024 Oscar nominations and has been a critical and commercial success, with Downey's performance being a standout.