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Sean Penn Encourages ‘Everyone Involved’ To Boycott The Oscars If President Zelenskyy Is Not Featured, Pledges To ‘Smelt’ His Oscar Awards

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Sean Penn is supporting Amy Schumer’s idea of having Ukraine President Zelenskyy featured during Sunday’s Oscars. During a Saturday interview on CNN, the actor went as far as saying that the awards show should be boycotted if Zelenskyy doesn’t appear. READ MORE: Sean Penn Insists He’s ‘Going To Do Everything’ He Can To Help Ukrainian Refugees Amid Brutal War: ‘They Can Count On Me As I Count On Them’ Penn, who spoke about the humanitarian work he and his crew have been doing in Europe to help offer relief and aid to fleeing Ukrainians, was asked by anchor Jim Acosta what he’d like to see from the Academy Awards during the upcoming televised show.

He firmly stated that he agrees with having Zelenskyy and/or other Ukrainian leaders appear during the telecast, noting the importance of Hollywood showing their support during this troubling time. READ MORE: ‘Gaslit’: Julia Roberts And Sean Penn Star In New Trailer For Watergate Drama Penn noted that while politics should normally be left out of shows as such, he believes the war upstages grandstanding.

According to the two-time Oscar-winning actor, the show’s producers have apparently chosen to dismiss Zelenskyy from appearing, which Penn says, if true, would be the “most obscene moment in all of Hollywood history.” If that’s the case, Penn encourages all Oscar nominees, and “everyone involved” to “protest and boycott [the] Academy Awards.” He also said that, when he returns home from Europe, he will destroy his two Oscar awards by smelting them in public.

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