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Jacob Stolworthy

UNBELIEVABLE: Critics choice awards host makes hollywood stars groan with controversial warner bros joke - Caught on Camera

Warner Bros Hollywood Chelsea Handler Jessie Buckley Michael B Jordan David Zaslav Leonardo DiCaprio Netflix Ryan Coogler Ted Sarandos

The most controversial joke at the Critics’ Choice Awards – about Warner Bros’s proposed Netflix deal – prompted loud groans from the shocked audience.

Chelsea Handler hosted the annual ceremony, which took place in Hollywood on Sunday (4 January) and awarded One Battle After Another and Adolescence its top prizes in the film and TV categories, respectively.

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