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Shia LaBeouf took to the stage with Peanut Butter Falcon co-star Zack Gottsagen to present the Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film.
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This made Oscar history as Gottsagen is the first Academy Awards presenter with Down Syndrome.
Gottsagen got to say the famous “and the Oscar goes to…” line, causing a big smile on LaBeouf’s face while appearing to give a small chuckle.
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Some on Twitter interpreted this moment as LaBeouf laughing at Gottsagen, but LaBeouf’s Honey Boy director Alma Har’el was quick to dismiss those claims.
Har’el defended the 33-year-old actor, explaining that LaBeouf would only present the award with his co-star and friend.
More people came to defend the young actor:
Throughout the evening, LaBeouf and Gottsagen can be seen walking the red carpet together, arm in arm.
The two starred in Peanut Butter Falcon, and LaBeouf has stated many times his friendship with Gottsagen has "forever changed his life".
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