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Oscars 2026: No, Timothée Chalamet Did Not Lose The Oscar Because Of Ballet

Timothée Chalamet’s remarks dismissing ballet and opera drew criticism from prominent figures, coinciding with a shift in Best Actor frontrunner status to Michael B. Jordan.

  • On March 15, 2026, at the Oscars, Michael B. Jordan won Best Actor for the vampire film Sinners while Timothée Chalamet faced backlash after remarks about ballet and opera drew criticism.
  • Earlier this awards season, Chalamet had been an early front-runner after wins at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards, following a viral December clip and remarks during a televised sit-down with Matthew McConaughey about movies' cultural relevance.
  • On the red carpet and during the show, Steven Spielberg and Misty Copeland criticized the remarks, prompting reactions from Hollywood and comments from Conan O'Brien: 'Security is extremely tight tonight.'
  • Chalamet's loss underscored a sudden awards-season reversal, capping a three-week festival of disappointment even as Marty Supreme earned nine nominations and nearly $100 million domestically.
  • The movie's wide-reaching promotion helped secure nine nominations, while Alexandre Singh cited theater and ballet's power at the Oscars, echoing the debate sparked by Chalamet's remarks.
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Timothée Chalamet was one of the star faces of the Oscar Awards this Sunday. And it is that his reactions or the moments he lived were the most commented of the night, so much that he was the great protagonist of the memes in networks.The actor lost the award to Best Actor by Marty Supreme, category that Michael B. Jordan won for The Sinners.And, although his face at that time was not eye-catching, yes the reactions of netizens were.And it is th…

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