One of the most beautiful moments of the Oscars ceremony was the participation of 46-year-old fighter and actor John Cena. He appeared naked on stage, covering himself only with a “Best Dressed” category envelope.
It was a reference to the 50th anniversary of one of the awards' most curious incidents, when gay photographer Robert Opel evaded security and entered the stage naked, passing past presenter David Niven. He said he acted in protest in favor of gay rights.
This time, The Hollywood Reporter's Chris Gardner was at the top of the Dolby Theater and recorded the moment the team used a vignette with the category nominees to dress John Cena in what looked like a curtain. The journalist posted the recording on X, previously Twitter. Watch below.
The fighter's muscular physique and sense of humor when interacting with Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel received countless praise on social media.
Here's how John Cena went from completely naked (!!!) to partially clothed while playing costume design candidates. Jimmy Kimmel really helped.
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– Chris Gardner (@chrisgardner)
March 11, 2024
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—Variety (@Variety)
March 11, 2024
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