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Rolling Out reports that Chris Rock is addressing the 2022 Oscars slap for the first time in four years, framing the moment as something he refuses to let define his career. The comedian spoke ahead of his directorial return at the Toronto International Film Festival with Misty Green, his first film behind the camera in over a decade. The gesture of moving forward rather than dwelling on spectacle is itself a statement about control and narrative ownership.
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