Brie Larson, Michael B. Jordan, And More Turned James McAvoy's Shirt Into An Oscars Night Yearbook

Immediately after presenting on stage at the 2019 Academy Awards, James McAvoy got to work on an assignment that is best described as a fashion-leaning Oscars yearbook, asking as several stars as possible to autograph his shirt.


"Went to the Oscars. Presented. Got mugged by sharpie wielding celebrities," he joked on Instagram while showing off the freshly scribbled John Hancocks. "I'm sure my shirt is going to be defaced by more of those entitled graffiti mentalists because the night goes on."


Soon soon after, as he entered the Vanity Fair party after the ceremony, McAvoy told Entertainment Tonight about the casual starting of his Oscars night venture. He noticed a Sharpie backstage, noted all the prominent people around him, and asked them to sign his shirt so they could auction it off for a charity. That is correct — where you just visualize a red Sharpie, McAvoy sees an opportunity.


"I don't quite know what we're going to do with it. This was off the cuff and alcohol-fueled," he admitted soon after already having collected signatures from Michael B. Jordan, Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, and Frances McDormand, to name several. The actor frequently works with UNICEF and Retrak, so the two groups would be contenders for the prize.


McAvoy then continued pushing his autograph agenda as he did rounds indoors within the star-studded fête, with a photographer capturing Sarah Paulson's elation as she stood in front of McAvoy, Sharpie in hand.


No word however on the final tally of signatures, however considering the volume of A-list attendees at the soon after party — Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Miley Cyrus, Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra, and several more were all on hand — there's a good chance pretty good that McAvoy is currently the owner of the most valuable collared shirt in Hollywood.