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Brendan Fraser left Critics Choice Awards viewers in tears during his Best Actor acceptance speech. At the ceremony, held in Los Angeles on Sunday (15 ...

I loved his performance and I hope we get to see more of him now.” and like all the best directors, you merely just showed me where to go to get to where I needed to be.” “I was in the wilderness and I probably should’ve left a trail of breadcrumbs,” Fraser said told the director. One person wrote on Twitter: “This guy deserves the world. “She’s incredible,” he said of the Stranger Things actor. “If you, like a guy like Charlie, who I played in this movie, in any way struggle with obesity, or you just feel like you’re in a dark sea, I want you to know that if you too can have the strength to just get to your feet and go to the light, good things will happen.”

Brendan Fraser's acceptance speech for his best actor award at the Critics Choice Awards 2023 was super emotional - here's what happened.

BEST SONG BEST COMEDY BEST EDITING BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY BEST ACTRESS BEST DIRECTOR BEST ACTOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Whether it hurts you or not.’ ‘Orwell wrote a character who was, I think, the proletariat. BEST PICTURE It’s about redemption.

Accepting the Critics Choice Award for Best Actor, 'The Whale' actor Brendan Fraser broke out in tears delivering a heartfelt acceptance speech.

“I want you to know that if you too, can have the strength to just get to your feet and go to the light. Speaking to the film’s director, Fraser said: “Darren Aronofsky, I was in the wilderness, and I probably should have left a trail of breadcrumbs, but you’ve found me. It’s about finding the light in a dark place and I’m so lucky to have worked with an ensemble that is incredible.”

The Mummy star won the prize last night (January 15) for his performance as a severely obese divorced father who tries to reconnect with his daughter, and ...

It's about finding the light in a dark place," he continued. Your talent precedes your age, it took me 32 years to get here... The rest are asleep'. "Thank you for this honour, Critics' Choice Association," he said. [Brendan Fraser's new movie The Whale sets box office record](https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a42212767/brendan-fraser-whale-box-office-record/) [The Whale](https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a41226736/brendan-fraser-the-whale-first-reviews/) at the Critics' Choice Awards.

Brendan Fraser, the 54-year-old comeback king, continued down his path to Oscars success at the Critics Choice Awards, taking home Best Actor for his lead ...

Addressing the camera through tears, he said: “If you — like Charlie, who I played in this movie — in any way, struggle with obesity, or you just feel like you're in a dark sea, I want you to know that if you, too, can have the strength to just get to your feet and go to the light, good things will happen.” Cue ginormous applause. “Darren Aronofsky, I was in the wilderness — I probably should've left a trail of breadcrumbs — but you found me, and like all the best directors, you mere just showed me where to go to get me where I needed to be,” he said. [Farrell](https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/colin-farrell-golden-globes-2023-speech) (The Banshees of Inisherin), Paul Mescal (Aftersun), Bill Nighy (Living) and Tom Cruise (Top Gun: Maverick) for the statuette, Fraser opened his teary speech with thanks to the Critics Choice Association, joking: “It was Herman Meville who once wrote that there are only five critics in America — the rest are asleep.

Brendan Fraser delivered an emotional speech while accepting the award for best actor at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards for his role in "The Whale."

Fraser called the suit "cumbersome" in an interview ahead of the film's Venice premiere, according to "Darren Aronofsky, I was in the wilderness, and I probably should have left a trail of breadcrumbs, but you’ve found me," he said. Where were you for 'Furry Vengeance'?" I don’t know what it means, either, but I’m sure glad you woke up for me. "It was Herman Melville who once wrote that there are only five critics in America — the rest are asleep. [his role in "The Whale,"](https://www.today.com/popculture/movies/brendan-fraser-transforms-600-pound-teacher-whale-rcna40137) started crying once his name was announced, and still managed to start off his speech with a joke.

Hollywood has rallied around Brendan Fraser after his Critics' Choice Win on Sunday night. The 54-year-old took home the best actor trophy for his ...

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY BEST ACTRESS BEST DIRECTOR BEST ACTOR It’s about finding the light in a dark place,’ he told the star-studded crowd. It’s about redemption.