This year's Golden Globes saw countless underappreciated actors finally get the recognition they deserve. Colin Farrell made comic book history with his win for The Penguin, and Mubi's horror film, The Substance, earned Demi Moore her first major win in over 30 years. But, while the underdogs dominated the show, Kieran Culkin continued his awards season streak with yet another win. But, the actor hung up his Succession suit and tie in 2023, earning a Golden Globe for his performance in the final season. This time, he took home another performance-based award for his performance in the underrated A Real Pain.

Kieran Culkin took home the award for Best Supporting Male Actor - Motion Picture for his performance in A Real Pain. Written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg, who also stars in the film, the movie sees the pair play cousins with clashing personalities as they take a tour through Poland to honor their deceased grandmother.