The Best Supporting Actor category at the 97th annual Academy Awards features a duel between two former Succession co-stars: Jeremy Strong for his role in The

Culkin, 42, is nominated for his role as cousin Benji in Jesse Eisenberg’s “A Real Pain,” while Strong, 46, earned his after portraying Roy Cohn in the polarizing Donald Trump biopic, “The Apprentice.”

Australian actor Guy Pearce has secured his first-ever Oscar ... The category is rounded out by Yura Borisov for his turn in Anora and Jeremy Strong for The Apprentice. The Brutalist features ...

Guy Pearce is up for his first Oscar thanks ... Culkin’s former Succession co-star – and on-screen sibling – Jeremy Strong, is also nominated for his work as Donald Trump’s early mentor ...

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(Universal Pictures via AP) This image released by A24 shows Adrien Brody, left, and Guy Pearce in a scene from “The Brutalist.” (Lol Crawley/A24 via AP) This image released by Briarcliff Entertainment shows Jeremy Strong, left, and Sebastian Stan in a ...

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Succession stars Kieran Culkin and Jeremy Strong both scored Oscar nominations in the Best Supporting Actor category on Thursday morning, with Culkin earning one for his turn as chaotic cousin Benji in Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain and Strong for his stern portrayal of Roy Cohn in the polarizing Donald Trump biopic,

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Strong also acknowledged the discourse surrounding this film about Donald Trump and the challenges he and Sebastian Stan – who played Trump – faced while trying to make and promote this movie ...

But I do think the movie offers tremendous insight into how we got to where we are today. — Strong, nominated for best supporting actor, spoke from his home in Brooklyn, where he said he learned ...

Over the years, Guy Pearce has been good in most all things. But he’s been particularly good at playing characters with a refined disposition who harbor darker impulses underneath.