Tony Kushner Defends Jonathan Glazer's Oscars Speech: "Who Doesn't Agree With That?" | THR News Video
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Tony Kushner Defends Jonathan Glazer's Oscars Speech: "Who Doesn't Agree With That?" | THR News Video
Tony Kushner has come out in support of Jonathan Glazer's controversial Oscars acceptance speech.
The celebrated playwright and screenwriter and four-time Academy Award nominee, spoke on the 'Haaretz Podcast' and was asked about his feelings on a number of topics related to the Israel-Gaza conflict in addition to Glazer's speech.
Kushner was asked if he agrees with Glazer's comments, to which the playwright says, "Of course, I mean, who doesn't?"
Jonathan Glazer has donated several signed 'The Zone of Interest' posters to a Gaza humanitarian relief action. The filmmaker has kept a low profile since his controversial 2024 Oscars acceptance speech, but he recently resurfaced to donate seven signed posters for his Oscar-winning movie, as well as a selection of posters for his 2014 film 'Under the Skin,' to the Cinema for Gaza auction that is raising funds for the charity Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).
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This Day in History: , First Academy Awards Ceremony.
May 16, 1929.
The first awards ceremony
was thought up by MGM mogul, Louis B. Mayer.
Styled more as a dinner party
than how we know the Oscars today,
the event included about 250 people.
Before this first ceremony
was conducted, the winners
had already been announced.
The purpose of the ceremony was
to honor the awardees and to present
them with their Oscar statuettes.
'Wings' and 'Sunrise' were the
first films to be awarded as
the best films of the year.
Emil Jannings won the Best Actor
award and Janet Gaynor won
in the Best Actress category
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