Trans Oscar nominated Karla Sofía Gascón crying, which “sacrificed and crucified” for old tweets
The first open nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress, Karla Sofía Gascón, said after criticized for her past controversial posts on social media.
AND Academy Award Candidatewho starred in “Emilia Pérez” was in hot water last week after numerous old tweets appeared criticizing various groups. These posts ranged from hitting multiple religions as “f — The beliefs of Moron who violate human rights”, to refer to George Floyd, shortly after his death as “drug addict drug.” In that last post, Gascón seemed to criticize both sides of the discussion of Floyd’s death, such as those who “still consider the black as a monkey” and those who “consider the police officers.”
According to Hollywood reporterGascón responded to a tremendous public reaction by setting up an interview with CNN En Español, “Without the involvement of anyone who works on the film, who distributed Netflix.”
Performer He offered: “My most sincere apologies to all the people who may have offended for the way I expressed in the past, in my present and in my future,” but vowed not to deviate from the nomination during a tearful interview.
The first open nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress, Karla Sofía Gascón has an intense, narrow interview with CNN en Español. (Cnn en Español)
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“I can’t give up the nominations, because what I did is a job, and what is appreciated is my acting work,” Gascón told the anchorage Juan Carlos Arciniegas, according to the Hollywood reporter. “And I can’t give up nominations either because I have not committed any crime, nor have I harmed anyone. I am not a racist, nor am I anything that all these people have taken on themselves to try to make others believe that I am.”
Instead, an Oscar candidate claimed, as Google translated, “I believe they condemned, condemned and sacrificed and crucified and stoned without trial and without opportunity to defend themselves.”
Oscar -nominated Karl Sofía Gascón threw out the X platform after controversial posts appeared. ((Photo Medios Y Media/Getty Images))
Gascón also tried to clarify comments about Floyd, with the Hollywood reporter summed up the performer “he only intended to point out the hypocrisy around his above sea level as a symbol of oppression.”
“He was a person who was in a very difficult situation in his life and no one helped him, and suddenly became a symbol of the cause and everyone loved him,” Gascón told Arciniegas, as he translated the Hollywood reporter. “But if someone thinks that … I ever offended the person because of their skin color, I don’t let anyone.”
Fox News Digital He reached the Gascón administration last week and did not get an answer immediately.
The Oscar statue appears outside the Dolby Theater for the awards of 87. Academy in Los Angeles on February 21, 2015. (Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)
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