Meryl Streep reads Charlie Kaufman's acceptance speech for Adaptation

[@bravetherainbow]

The only appropriate sort of acceptance speech for a movie like Adaptation

[@foxquelpope]

yooo hash. how goes it?

[@GO2CUT]

0:59 my man eating snacks in the back

[@barzaan]

This is such a funny moment and such a fitting way for an award about this movie to be received.

[@AlexKaufman]

Only time in Oscar history that a fictional character won an Oscar and a Bafta... And by that I mean Donald Kaufman ❤

[@jack_barr]

But he didn't win the Oscar...it went to The Pianist.

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

It was the only time a fictional character was _nominated_ for an Oscar, but Charlie and Donald didn't win the Oscar.

[@SajalKr]

Editor of Coen brothers does not exist too

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

@@SajalKr But that's not a fictional character, it's just the Coens themselves using a fake name for their editing credits.

[@SajalKr]

@@CC3GROUNDZERO i know, thats what I mean. Fake name as in non existent person

[@imfa-cinema257]

Spank Jike Thones.

[@jpjordan90]

"Looks into the crowd" hilarious

[@Edushkas]

Strange that Kaufman did not include this speech in the movie

[@potchary8366]

The audacity of the camera crew to show Kim Myers while Meryl Streep reads an acceptance speech for a movie about doppelgangers is insane

[@pomb4946]

Would’ve loved to have seen his reaction when she said "spanked" but I hope it gave him a good laugh!

[@jasilen]

Might be part of the acceptance speech...

[@djassassinuk]

That was Great!

[@sharonalbanese8084]

so good!

[@LowKey433]

Pure class

[@LibraryCake]

Iconic

[@peregrinecovington4138]

Why was this so funny 😂

[@manningup4851]

Was expecting some Adaptation roleplay of some sort but that's fine. Still liked it

[@koira1]

But it is

[@sxt4447]

You can tell who is British by the complete lack of emotion on their face (with the exception of Daniel Day Lewis)

[@AarnavDasari]

lmao

[@MrKrisstain]

thats cause he's not british

[@jamieolmstead]

What..

[@greenvelvet]

Who hurt you? It's not your fault.

[@dougdougw]

​@@MrKrisstainYes, he is.