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[WATCH] Hollywood’s Biggest Actors Read Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets

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Oscar-nominated actors read Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets.

Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets never fail to make us laugh, and in celebration for this year’s Academy Awards, Kevin Costner, Emily Blunt, Kevin Hart, Jessica Chastain, Richard Dreyfuss and Seth Rogen all read messages poking fun at them on social media.

James Bond’s “Spectre” villain Christoph Waltz was told he was “pretty f–kin’ boring” by one Twitter user, who admitted they “had no idea who he is.”

Hollywood’s biggest actor George Clooney was described as a “gross ratty old man,” while Eddie Redmayne was told he “looks like someone tried his nose but couldn’t completely. I also think he looks permanently dehydrated.”

Emily Blunt has “a purdy mouth … which I would like to poop in,” wrote one pretty crazy Twitter user.

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” airs at 11:35 p.m. ET on ABC.

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