Roman
Roy
would
be
proud.
Kieran
Culkin
delivered
a
must-see
moment
at
the
2025
Screen
Actors
Guild
(SAG)
Awards
on
Feb.
23
when
he
picked
up
the
trophy
for
Outstanding
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
for
playing
Benji
Kaplan
in
A
Real
Pain
alongside
Jesse
Eisenberg.
(See
all
the
SAG
Award
winners
here.)
While
accepting
the
trophy,
Culkin
made
sure
to
crack
a
few
jokes,
including
playfully
calling
out
Adrien
Brody
by
noting
the
allowed
time
allowed
for
speeches.
“Thank
you
SAG-AFTRA,
for
this
incredibly
heavy
award,”
Culkin
joked,
referring
to
a
stand
featured
onstage, “That’s
why
they
put
the
thing
here,
I
guess,
right? I
don’t
think
it’s
any
way
anyone
can
hold
this
for
45
seconds,
which
is
the
allotted
time.
Adrian
Brody,
45
seconds.”
But
Culkin
quickly
made
it
clear
that
his
off-the-cuff
remark
was
just
that: “There
was
no
reason
to
take
that
shot.
I
love
you.
It’s
a
joke.
You
take
your
time.”
And
the
competition
was
steep,
as
Culkin
beat
out
Jonathan
Bailey
(Wicked), Yura
Borisov
(Anora), Edward
Norton
(A
Complete
Unknown)
and
his
former
Succession
costar
Jeremy
Strong
(The
Apprentice).
In
his
speech,
Culkin
went
on
to
offer
a
sweet
shoutout
to
wife
of
over
a
decade
Jazz
Charton,
with
whom
he
shares 5-year-old
daughter
Kinsey
and
3-year-old
son
Wilder.
“My
wonderful,
gorgeous,
funny
wife
Jazz,
I
love
you,”
he
gushed. “Thank
you
for
giving
me
my
favorite
people
in
the
world.”
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