Exciting news from Sterling K. Brown! The talented actor shared his humble expectations for the upcoming Oscars, revealing that he’s not banking on a win this year – and he’s totally cool with it!
Nominated for best supporting actor for his outstanding performance in American Fiction, Brown playfully teased on The Graham Norton Show, “There’s no losing yet — it’ll happen in its own due time.”
Despite speculation, Brown confidently predicted that fellow nominee Colman Domingo will take home the prize, stating, “I know that I’m not going to win.” Domingo, who also shined in Rustin, is undoubtedly a tough competitor.
Even though the odds seem stacked against him, Brown remains unfazed, asserting, “I’m totally fine if I don’t win.” What a classy attitude!
Sharing his admiration for his fellow nominee Robert Downey Jr. in Oppenheimer, Brown praised his talent, saying, “He’s incredibly deserving. You should give him love.” What a gracious acknowledgment from the talented actor!
The witty banter continued as Norton playfully teased Brown about his potential for humility should he secure the Oscar win. “On the night, this will all be very humble,” the witty host joked. “’I can’t believe I won!’”
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Brown expressed his deep admiration for the thought-provoking script of American Fiction, calling it “one of the best scripts I’d ever read.”
Reflecting on the impactful movie, Brown emphasized its ability to challenge and provoke important conversations within the industry. “It was able to make fun of an industry and also challenge it to say there are ways in which you could be better,” he shared. What a powerful message!