People are losing it over Kieran Culkin’s ‘unhinged’ interview at the Golden Globes
Topics: Golden Globes, Celebrity, News, Film and TV
Niamh Shackleton
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Topics: Golden Globes, Celebrity, News, Film and TV
Kieran Culkin is up to his usual tricks and causing chaos on the red carpet.
Culkin is one of the many famous faces in attendance at this evening's Golden Globes (January 5), and he's up for best supporting actor for his portrayal of Benji Kaplan in A Real Pain.
The actor is often caught causing mischief where ever he goes, and recently admitted to getting a fellow actor high on stage in a cheeky prank.
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That actor was Mark Ruffalo, who Culkin worked with the 2000 production play, The Moment When.
In the play, Culkin, who was just 17 years old at the time, swapped out a prop for a real joint and Ruffalo ended up getting high during the performance.
Fortunately, Ruffalo saw the funny side of things, and quipped at the time that the second half of the show would be 'so much fun' since he was so high.
Now Culkin has been branded 'unhinged' for his red carpet interview ahead of tonight's Golden Globes.
Chatting with an Entertainment Tonight presenter, Culkin questioned her about the notes she had on her cue card.
Laughing and defending herself, Culkin proceeded to take the card off her and throw it away.
Elsewhere in their chat, the Succession star swore after having seemingly forgot that he was on live TV.
He also showcased a series of Swiftie-like bracelets up both of his wrists, some of which he said were from his kids.
See a snippet here:
Reacting to his hilarious interview, one person hailed Culkin as 'unhinged'.
Another person wrote on Twitter: "Kieran Culkin just had the best red carpet interview of the night. Love this man."
"Kieran Culkin might actually be my favourite famous dude," echoed another while sharing a snap of him during his red carpet interview.
If the actor wins tonight, it will be his second Golden Globe win, with him having won the award for best actor in 2024 for his role in Succession.