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Sinners' Miles Caton Celebrates Michael B. Jordan's Historic Oscar Win
The breakout star shares his joy and pride over his friend and co-star's Best Actor triumph.
Mar. 16, 2026 at 4:38pm
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Miles Caton, the breakout star of the hit film Sinners, was overjoyed to witness his friend and co-star Michael B. Jordan win the Best Actor Oscar at the 2026 Academy Awards. Caton praised Jordan's hard work and dedication, saying he "deserves this" historic achievement as only the sixth Black man to win the prestigious award. The 21-year-old actor also celebrated the film's other Oscar wins, including Original Screenplay for director Ryan Coogler and a historic win for cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw.
Why it matters
Sinners' record-breaking 16 Oscar nominations and multiple wins, including Jordan's groundbreaking Best Actor victory, solidify the film's status as a landmark achievement in cinema. Caton's heartfelt reaction highlights the deep bonds formed between the cast during the making of this critically acclaimed movie.
The details
Miles Caton told E! News at the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party that he "wanted that so bad" for his friend Michael B. Jordan, praising the actor's hard work and dedication over the years. Caton also celebrated the wins of director Ryan Coogler for Original Screenplay and cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw, who became the first woman to win in her category.
- On March 15, 2026, the 98th Academy Awards ceremony took place in Los Angeles.
- Michael B. Jordan won the Best Actor Oscar for his performance in Sinners.
The players
Miles Caton
The breakout star of the film Sinners, who had a close friendship with co-star Michael B. Jordan.
Michael B. Jordan
The lead actor of Sinners, who won the Best Actor Oscar, becoming only the sixth Black man to do so.
Ryan Coogler
The director of Sinners, who won the Oscar for Original Screenplay.
Autumn Durald Arkapaw
The cinematographer of Sinners, who became the first woman to win the Oscar in her category.
Sinners
The critically acclaimed vampire thriller that set the record for most Oscar nominations of all time with 16.
What they’re saying
“I wanted that so bad for him, man. He put in the work, he put in the time, he's done this for so long—and he deserves this. So, I'm excited for him, happy for him.”
— Miles Caton
The takeaway
Sinners' historic Oscar wins, including Michael B. Jordan's groundbreaking Best Actor triumph, showcase the film's profound impact and the deep bonds formed between the cast during its making. Miles Caton's heartfelt reaction underscores the significance of this landmark achievement in cinema.
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