After taking Sam Smith to task for his acceptance speech at the Oscars on Sunday, screenwriter Dustin Lance Black is stepping back from the fray to explain that he was just kidding with his initial tweets.
"Well this has proven to be a lively day on Twitter," Black tweeted on Monday. "From humor to anger. The former my intent... in defense of history. Much love to all."
While accepting the Oscar for Best Song for his James Bond theme "Writing's on the Wall," the 23-year-old singer said that he thought he might be the first openly gay man to ever win an Oscar, and thus dedicated the award to the LGBT community.
Black took to Twitter to chastise Smith's comments, writing, "Hey @SamSmithWorld, if you have no idea who I am, it may be time to stop texting my fiancé. Here's a start," Black, 41, tweeted alongside a video of his memorable acceptance speech in 2009 after winning the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for Milk.a
"Well this has proven to be a lively day on Twitter," Black tweeted on Monday. "From humor to anger. The former my intent... in defense of history. Much love to all."
While accepting the Oscar for Best Song for his James Bond theme "Writing's on the Wall," the 23-year-old singer said that he thought he might be the first openly gay man to ever win an Oscar, and thus dedicated the award to the LGBT community.
Black took to Twitter to chastise Smith's comments, writing, "Hey @SamSmithWorld, if you have no idea who I am, it may be time to stop texting my fiancé. Here's a start," Black, 41, tweeted alongside a video of his memorable acceptance speech in 2009 after winning the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for Milk.a
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