David Spade Says Will Smith's Oscars Ban is NBD, Talked to Chris Rock

Will Smith won't be able to attend the Oscars for 10 years, and David Spade thinks it's not a big deal.

We had to get his take on Will's decade-long ban, which had just been handed down by the Academy hours earlier.

Check it out. David seems to be okay with the punishment because he said the movie chiefs had to do something. He didn't like when we asked if it was too harsh.

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DS says that he has spoken to Chris yet. He respects the guy's privacy and confidence, but he won't say what his friend thinks. He has a funny response to what he thinks the Academy can do to make it up to CR.

Just to give you a sense of how close David is with Chris, check out the appearance he made on the Fly on the Wall show with Dana Carvey. Chris told a story about being bullied as a child.

Chris Williams, star of the Dodgeball team, says the 10-year ban makes sense considering the conduct.

CW thinks Will will land on his feet in the long run and that he can get past this with some time and healing.

The guy said he thinks Smith may win an Oscar after his final year, despite the 10-year ban.

Will is still eligible to be nominated and win an Oscar during this 10-year period, so he might not have to wait that long.