Five celebrities have received lifetime bans from attending the Oscars due to various reasons, including misconduct and criminal convictions. The list includes actors Will Smith, Bill Cosby, and Carmine Caridi, as well as cinematographer Adam Kimmel and director Roman Polanski. Will Smith was banned for 10 years following an incident at the 2022 ceremony where he slapped comedian Chris Rock on stage. Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski were banned following sexual assault allegations and convictions. Adam Kimmel received a ban for his history as a registered sex offender, while Carmine Caridi was caught lending movie screeners to Oscar voters in a copyright infringement scandal. The Academy has taken a strict stance against unethical behavior and has made it clear that individuals who do not uphold their values will not be allowed to attend their events. The bans are being upheld with no indication of being lifted in the near future. The Academy continues to enforce ethical standards and respect for human dignity among its members. Despite the bans, these celebrities’ contributions to the entertainment industry have left a lasting impact.
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The Oscar Banned: A Look at Celebrity Exclusions From the Awards Show
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