>NEW: @RealJamesWoods tells @megynkelly how he chose to remain "invisible" during promotion of 'Oppenheimer' as to not affect the film's success: >"There was a discussion about my Twitter, and it was gently suggested that I basically remain invisible. Which was painful." >Woods took one for the team: >WOODS: “It's really funny when Oppenheimer came out, there was a discussion about my Twitter, and it was gently suggested that I basically remain invisible. Which was painful. On the other hand, I'm a pragmatic person, and I saw a lot of people put their effort into this. >So I'm just going to be an invisible pariah because the people who are going to be voting for Oscars, which is very important for a film to get Oscars, because it does help with the financial reward, and the historical archive even, which will rest forever. '>Academy Award winning best picture, Oppenheimer.' >You know, I don't want to deprive those people. I don't want to have some nutcase come out of the woodwork, fabricate some ridiculous story about me. I've had a million of them said they're all lies. >I don't want that to happen and have the clickbait story be a 'James Woods is the executive producer of Oppenheimer, we’re not gonna watch that movie." >So, you know, I just I stepped back and basically, you know, took one for the team and just you wouldn't even know. I wasn't even invited to the Producers Guild Award. I'm a producer on the picture, and I was not invited to go to the Producers Guild Award, which is fine awards by the way, it won. >It’s not that environment — was not the one that my father shed blood for."