Robert Downey Jr. leaves fans divided with his winning speech at the 2024 Critics Choice Awards
Known for his witticisms, Robert Downey Jr. humorously criticized the members of the Critics Choice Awards after winning the award for Best Supporting Actor for oppenheimer.
In the hilarious acceptance speech, the Marvel star read some past members of the Critics Choice Association's worst reviews of his work.
“The first is something like a haiku: 'careless, messy and lazy.' The second is more metaphorical: 'Like Pee-wee Herman coming out of a coma,'” he added.
The 58-year-old continued: “This was from a Brit: 'A baffling waste of talent,'” he continued, adopting a British accent and finished with: “And finally, and this one went on, 'funny as a bed.'” -Fart locked up'”.
Meanwhile, it's awards season for Robert, as Oscar buzz is strong, and the actor also recently won a Golden Globe for Oppenheimer.
Meanwhile, the Golden Globe winner called his work at Marvel some of the best work of his career.
speaking to Literally! With Rob Lowe's podcast, he tropical thunder The star said: “I felt very exposed after being in the Marvel cocoon, where I think I did some of the best work I'll ever do, but it went a bit unnoticed because of the genre.”
Roberto noticed, [I] I did myself a favor because they definitely pulled the rug out from under me and all the things that I relied on as opposed to what my understanding of trust and confidence was, boy, they evaporated. And that made me docile.”
