Sean Penn wins best supporting actor Oscar for ‘One Battle After Another’ but opts not to attend
LOS ANGELES — Sean Penn has built one of the most decorated careers in contemporary acting, and he has added another Oscar to the list. Sean Penn wins best supporting actor Oscar for ‘One Battle After Another’ but opts not to attend On Sunday, Penn won the Academy Award for best supporting actor for his performance in Paul Thomas Anderson’s political drama “One Battle After Another.” He delivered a commanding portrayal of a seasoned power broker navigating the shifting loyalties and ideological battles at the center of the film. Penn, 65, did not attend the Oscars. The win is Penn’s third Academy Award. “He couldn’t be here tonight, or he didn’t want to,” Kieran Culkin said after announcing Penn as the winner. It’s not the first time Penn has been an Oscars no-show. He’s previously skipped the show three times when he was nominated for “Dead Man Walking” in 1996, “Sweet and Lowdown” in 2000 and “I Am Sam” in 2002. Penn also bowed out from attending the BAFTAs and Actor Awards this year. Mykola …







