The INSIDER Summary:
• Jimmy Kimmel revived his viral "Mean Tweets" segment for the Oscars.
• A bunch of stars ranging from Samuel L. Jackson to Emma Stone read out roasts of themselves from random Twitter users.
• They had fun with it.
One of the most anticipated moments of the Oscars was a "Mean Tweets" segment, based on the recurring segment on host Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show.
In the segment, Kimmel has a celebrity guest read aloud mean tweets about themselves. For the Oscars segment, Kimmel had an all-star cast of Natalie Portman, Robert De Niro, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bridges, and other actors read and comment on tweets about them.
For Jeff Bridges's part, he agreed that he did, indeed, wear pants less often than you think he does.
"Now's probably a good time to remind everyone about this dog that looks like Tilda Swinton." Swinton is not amused.
Ryan Gosling is flattered.
And Jessica Chastain is more confused than anything by a tweet that reads, "I'm going to white balance my TV on Jessica Chastain's chest. #Oscars"
Felicity Jones isn't entirely certain she disagrees that she and actor Eddie Redmayne look similar.
Check out the full video below:
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