The first award, as is customary, went to Best Supporting Actor. The nominees were:
Barkhad Abdi as the Somalian pirate in “Captain Philips,” Bradley Cooper as the in-over-his-head FBI agent in “American Hustle,” Michael Fassbender as the sadistic slave owner in “12 Years A Slave,” Jonah Hill as the schlubby Jewish sidekick to Leonardo DiCaprio in “Wolf of Wall Street” and Jared Leto as the AIDS-afflicted transsexual in “Dallas Buyers Club.”
All five of these performances are top notch, but there can only be one winner.
Jared Leto got the prize, and, even though he kinda acts like a bozo space cadet in every interview, he’s a very talented guy who did a striking job.
He told a nice story about his mother, gave a shout-out to his band (30 Seconds to Mars,) mentioned the Ukraine and Venezuela and didn’t say anything substantial about transgendered people.
Jonah wuz robbed.
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