Kevin Hart: "No!" Comedian gives the Oscars a final rejection
Now it really seems set in stone: the comedian Kevin Hart (39, "Central Intelligence") will definitely not moderate the upcoming Academy Awards. When asked if he will be in Los Angeles through the gala on February 24, he responded in the US show "Good Morning America" with a clear "No, I will not host the Oscars this year!"
After all this back and forth, he now has not enough time to prepare for such an appearance. A replacement for Hart has not been announced by the Academy until today. Recently it was said that one would still like to see Hart in the role. After the actor and comedian was announced as Oscar host in early December, he was caught in the crossfire of criticism. He spread anti-gay jokes and tweets between 2009 and 2011.
Although Hart apologized for his "insensitive words from the past", but said his Oscar performance at the same time. In early January, however, he stated in the talk show by Ellen DeGeneres (60) that he is thinking about resigning from the resignation. The self-confessed homosexual presenter legend said in the show that she would advocate a performance of Hart.
