When accepting her Oscar, lady even shook the hand of the models that just stand in the background all night delivering/holding the trophies. Dang. Lil boy looked sooo caught off guard aw. What a woman
That was Super Cringy. It was a suppose to be a glorious for someone Unknown outside America and she reduced it to Victimhood! It was reduced to the imaginary war between men and women. These Hollywood girls know that Hollywood has lots of powerful gay men and they dont eat oysters.
Why? The nominees know like months and month before that they are nominees and also their fellows... it's not a surprise. So she could easily prepare the speech including Meryl knowing that she was fellow nominee in the same category. They even know by advance where they will sit, because the sitting and the rows are decided already. You think is all so naive? :°D
@@concettasorvillo3719 its about her badassery. The faith that her hard work will most likely pay off. And the impact of those words she spoke 1 on 1 to Meryl to lead from the stage is a baller move. She came prepared to rock that speech!
@@raxxit18 oh I am sorry! I thought you were supposing she knew she gonna win (like, it was all prepared...) but my English is not so well, I am sorry.
I remember I was in my senior year of high school when I was so inspired by this speech, only to come to school the next day to hear my male teacher rant about how "man hating" this speech was. it was not hateful, it was TRUE. it was POWERFUL. his rant only proved to me how much we need strong women to come forward and talk about inequality in the work field. we NEED more Frances's!
Interesting he thought it was about him...maybe it's because, historically, it has always been about the "him"s. Things are changing...I'm around France's age, when she and I were young, this would NEVER have happened. That teacher of yours felt a tiny amount of power may be slip, slip, slipping away...and it's scary for him, poor little man child that never grew up. Forget him, he's the past. YOU are the future.
Don't know about man hating but it's typical Hollywood virtue signaling. The same industry that allowed Harvey Weinstein to run amok. Ricky Gervais sums these types of events up best in his Golden Globes speech from a couple of years ago.
I get your argument, but my only question is, if women want so badly for equality in the work field, why is it that they only want to "dominate" in some few selected work fields, and not all of them? Like being a CEO, a manager, a head of finance, a doctor... but never in fields like electrician, a mechanic, an engineer, heck sake, even a trash pickup driver?
I absolutely love that she shook the guys hand at 2:00. He wasn't even a celebrity or of much "importance" there, considering all the celebs in the room. And she acknowledged him,how friggin real and down to earth of a person she is!
Emi Grant really? And what about Best Actress category in 2014? Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine, Amy Adams in American Hustle, Judi Dench in Philomena, Sandra Bullock in Gravity and Meryl Streep in August: Osage County! That category was super!
@@eduardochavacano That was the year when all those sex and harassment scandals were "revealed". The subjects of most of those scandals were women. Frances used her time to speak about what is important to her, as a woman who probably faced many unpleasant situations in that industry as well. The only thing she did was to share her moment with other talented women. It wasn't "woke".
@@eduardochavacano cringe speeches are when they only come up and say the same old crappy things everyone says and go back ... She used her moment and instead of making it about her achievement she made it about how all women achieved something because that was a really rough years and few weeks ago so many incidents had happened .... When u have a social platform and use it for the right reason its appreciated....
Joseph Pedulla oh man. She acted. She acted like a goddess in that film, for which she got the award. The occasion was that of her felicitation. She used it to honour all women as well raise the need for the film industry to grow up a little more. That is why it was a cool speech and she was such a classy person.
@Joseph Pedulla The subject matter was the business of movie making. Not at all alien to why she was there. Also you have replied to multiple posts with all caps and repeated characters. Which leads me to believe you are a bot, troll, or drunk (or all three).
Joseph Pedulla - OMAN! Could not have said it better myself. Bunch of cry baby millionaires who have ZERO idea what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck, to first hand experience any kind of discrimination and live in the real world that us people live in. I wish they would just stick to what they are there for. This leftist Hollywood agenda is disgusting and so fucking annoying.
"Was that little display of extraneous activism part of what she does for a living?" No, she acts for a living. "What part of her craft of acting was that a part of?" None, activism is something anyone can do to try and make a change regardless of what they do for a living. "If she had gone into the fact that her blood type is O- and asked every O- member of the audience to stand up, that would have been no less irrelevant than what she did." I can see what you're aiming for with this argument but I haven't seen any evidence of A and B blood types holding the power and the money in Hollywood (and in real life!), so it kinda falters there, sorry. "We do not watch the Oscars" I can agree with you there - I just watch the good parts afterwards, like this clip!
Did you guys notice how at 1:57 she said hi to the man who was helping with the awards. Most Hollywood celebs take the help for granted and don’t even acknowledge other non-famous people. She did. Because she’s awesome and humble. Good for her.
yes she does age. you can see all the natural wrinkles on her face that comes with aging. she doesn't seem to have plastic surgery, botox, or filler onto her face. same goes to francis mcdormand, even more bold going without make up.
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For the only living woman to ever win three Oscars for Best Actress to be that graceful, humble and kind enough to use her speech as a call for diversity in the industry, it's historical and impactful.
I know it's just a very small, brief, moment but the reaction of Margo Robbie when she hears her name is really beatiful. Still, McDroamand's award is absolutely deserved, what a prodigious actress
@Tasha Vladimiroff Damn that's wild. She supports corporate war criminals and defends rapists of women and pedophiles. That is just as deranged as defending Trump.
@I the corporate war criminals she supports are Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton. No different than Bush, Trump and Obama. They're all the same yet try to act like they're better.
So glad she has a second Oscar to her name! Her performances in Fargo and Three Billboards are two of the greatest leading lady performances of all time!
Oh yes that scene broke my heart. There's another scene where Elisa is begging for Giles to help her save The Asset, you could see the desperation on her face as she pleaded with Giles.
I’ve never seen anything of hers before and I still haven’t seen Three Billboards but I keep coming back to this speech and I am continually in awe of her. What a badass, driven, well-spoken, and _gracious_ woman.
I could actually see tears in the eyes of almost every woman who stood up with her. This moment, this tiny moment which was supposed to be wholly for Frances McDormand, was turned by her into one for actresses and women all over the world. That moment was not only hers, it was OURS. And I think, that I wasn't the only person who teared up a bit... Margot Robbie, and almost every actress in the room had tears in their eyes, because these few words by McDormand articulated their emotions very accurately. This was the moment when women in the industry showed a United front, and it was a kind of victory in it's own way. One of the most beautiful speeches I have ever heard.
she was nominated for 2 Academy Awards, and won one Golden Globe and one Silver Bear for Best Actress at the Berlin Film Festival, what do you mean underrated ?
@@adilelnhaily1960 yeah, but all these awards are for the shape of water. she doesn't have any good roles. the saddest part is that that happens to many talented actors.
@@reginageorge7666 the Golden Globe and Silver Bear Award she had them for HAPPY-GO-LUCKY. And she did many great British films, but these are more artsy independent films and not major blockbusters.
She’s so well mannered and classy. On her way to the stage she shook hands with the host and waved her hand to the cameraman. Jennifer rushed her to the mic as if Frances were a newbie. I know there’s no much time for an acceptance speech but for me it looked like ‘Hunnie, these guys are nobody’…The way she greeted them was so consistent with what she said about raising her kid to value himself and those around. Not just empty words. 👏🏼
Frances you're a bloody legend, well done. Right up there with Meryl Streep, Rachel Weisz, Emma Thompson, Keira Knightly, Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock and Helena Bonham-Carter.
@@lourdesknowles4990 Cate does have 2..Supporting Actress for The Aviator and for her leading role in Blue Jasmine...should have won for Elizabeth as well...
Best monologue of the night!!! Her performance in Three Billboards outside ebbing Missouri was better than her performance in Fargo.Congratulations to her 👏👏👏👌👌👌😊😊😊
It is worth noting that she has always won whenever she was nominated in Lead. She has been nominated 5 times - 3 times in Supporting and twice in Lead - and won both of the latter. Frances is basically the female Michael Caine (he was nominated 4 times in Lead and twice in Supporting and won both of the Supporting nods).
Shubham, I totally agree this win was better than her performance in Fargo. Don't hate me people but I never thought she should have won for Fargo. Good movie, but not the greatest one ever made, and as for her performance she didn't first appear in it until close to 50 min in. Supporting more than Best, IMO
Frances WAS the film. Sally's performance was incredibly moving, but she was part of an ensemble (which was part of the best overall pic). GDT's vision, and then coaching of her in such a role, along with Richard Jenkins and Octavia Spencer as her "voice," made them essential components to Hawkins' successful portrayal. Meanwhile all McDonagh needed to do was give McDormand a script, and back off.
This what is looks like to embrace your own awkwardness! ...as the the only way to be able to do things that feel equally challenging and important to do--so beautifully raw courage!
Frances Mcdormand deserved that award. She deliver a terrific performance full of realistic emotions. But Sally Hawkins enchanted me with her role in "The Shape of Water". Also if someone is interested to know her work, here is a list of all the projects that were nominated by the Oscars that includes the year of the ceremony and the name of the actress who defeated her in the category for best actress and best supporting actress. ª Mississippi on fire (BSA,1989) (Defeated by Geena Davies in "The Accidental tourist" ª Fargo (BA, 1997) (Won the Oscar) ª Almost famous (BSA, 2001) (Defeated by Marcia Gay Harden in "Pollock") ª North Country (BSA, 2006) (Defeated by Rachel Weisz "The Constant Gardener") ª Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (BA, 2018) (Won the Oscar)
I was torn all through January and February as I saw each film. Gut said Frances but damn that was hard to pick. Saoirse is probably one of the best at pulling off accents.
Both times Frances McDormand won, the Academy Award had a sort of Independent Spirit Award face. Weird. It's not only because of her and the best actress result. Naturally, it's not only.
I love that now, 3 years later, she’s the favorite to win Best Actress on perhaps the most diverse nominations list in Academy history. For a performance that was directed by the first Chinese woman ever nominated for Best Director.
It's crazy that Jodie hasn't been nominated for an Oscar since 1995, despite terrific performances in Contact, Panic Room and The Brave One. I hope she takes that one great, meaty acting role and gets a 5th nomination and maybe a 3rd Oscar coz she so deserves it
I feel like a lot of the times when actresses win for Best Actress they almost always never get nominated after that. Halle Berry's win is the saddest of the bunch. Not only is she the first & only POC woman to win a Best Actress Oscar, but after her win she never got nominated again & her career declined instead of becoming a big start after winning such a huge award. She went as far as winning a Razzie (her speech was brilliant btw, I love her). It's just sad...
Acknowledging a contributor/enabler of a patriarchal hierarchy on any level is astounding. Male oppressors (which is of course redundant) would be lucky to be cropdusted by a woman.
Can't believe I'm just now seeing this 2 years later! I've admired Frances forever so that ending statement gave me super-sized feels. What a force she is, just *𝐖ＯＷ*
5) Streep, 4) Ronan, 3) Hawkins, 2) Robbie, 1) McDormand Well I can't speak for everyone, obviously, but I think this was an absolutely amazing field of nominees where I would have been happy seeing any of them winning. McDormand and Robbie are equally stunning, while Hawkins and Ronan give wonderful performances for their respective roles. Even Streep, with her ridiculous twenty-first nomination, honestly delivers her strongest effort in many years with "The Post". I love this category as it is and any snubs I can think of - Emma Stone for Battle of the Sexes, Jessica Chastain for Molly's Game, Michelle Williams for All the Money in the World - would probably only replace Streep in the end.
Mitchell Murray Jennifer Lawrence in mother! was a revelation... She blew me away with that performance and instead of nominating Streep or Ronan the academy should've given her a nomination... But the movie was too controversial and polarizing for the conventional academy.... Jennifer was robbed....
4:18 "Inclusion Rider" Frances McDormand alluding to Chloe Zhao and Nomadland. Now we know what she meant by those words because Nomadland is going to be a big Oscar contender.
@@vighneshpillai7996 it's a term used for people in arts to demand that their projects before being made or being a part of are diverse enough in terms of gender and racial equity. Not sure about the percentage.
She’s so talented and down-to-earth it’s mind-blowing and refreshing. She treats everyone with respect and love, and she isn’t afraid to speak her mind. She’s a true beast at acting, and a badass of a human being. Way to go Frances!
Looking back it really was amazing she made her point so succinctly. No rambling on, no losing your attention. Damn, this was a powerful acceptance speech.
she's been my favourite actress for almost 10 years, I'm 19, she is the reason why I became interested in movies, she's truly an amazing not just as an actress, but as a person
It makes me so glad to know that Frances McDormand is a two-time Oscar winner, and both wins were for the only times she was nominated for LEADING performance. Being a character-actor, she tends to get supporting roles
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“I’ve got some things to say”. Goosebumps every time.
I love how she stopped smiling & set her jaw when she said it. I felt that!
She deserves another Oscar for that speech, damn what a performance
Her charisma is undeniable
"I'm hyperventilating a little bit if I fall over pick me up cause I've got some things to say"
Damn Frances is such a badass!
Nah she sucks. Some millionaire women who owes her career to being married to one of the Cohen brothers.
@@bodbn she's one of the best actresses out there.
Ryan you are a fucking tragic
@@bodbn dumb bitch
@Ryan oh please, shut the fuck up
When accepting her Oscar, lady even shook the hand of the models that just stand in the background all night delivering/holding the trophies. Dang. Lil boy looked sooo caught off guard aw. What a woman
And also waved at the camera crew, she is incredible.
She's so kind, quirky, polite and extraordinary !
She was just nervous I think
@@lepetitchat123 Frances is very politically minded, and strictly anti-hierarchy. She has a huge respect for people in all positions.
A friend of mine was an extra in a movie with Frances and she actually ate lunch with the extras and grips and genuinely got to know them.
Notice how Meryl sits right in the middle of the first row... she is like the mafia of Hollywood
The Queen of Hollywood. The Bette Davis of this era.
Godmother
Karan johar is the mafia of bollywood
She bribes the academy for her nomination every single time.
@@jothishprabu8 I think she bribes the academy NOT to be nominated but they just won’t get the hint 😂😂😂
When she asked all women nominees to stand up, I cried.
I tooo
@@vlura613 me too*
“ please stand up, please stand up, Please stand up’ ==== Eminem.
That was Super Cringy. It was a suppose to be a glorious for someone Unknown outside America and she reduced it to Victimhood! It was reduced to the imaginary war between men and women. These Hollywood girls know that Hollywood has lots of powerful gay men and they dont eat oysters.
I cried too
My god do you feel the power when the women stood up? That pride in their eyes and the way they stand looking up straight.. Incredible.
@@benitotortellini4093 You need a hug
@@benitotortellini4093 lol. How sad u are dude?
U basically replied to every woman related comment down here. Grow out of the hate bubble.
AS THEY SHOULD
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@bobby sternlicht actually, she played as God in Good Omens
She turned her moment into a moment for all women in the industry. Awesome.
What cause she just won best actress lol.
lol y'all mad cuz she made every woman in that crowd recognized no matter how big or small part they played in what they did.
Iconic
I had to figure out what an inclusion rider was. She is a legend.
I think it would be so nice if she invited those women to stand with her in the stage.
"Meryl if you do it everyone else will.. come on!"
She came prepared. She knew she would win that night!
Why? The nominees know like months and month before that they are nominees and also their fellows... it's not a surprise. So she could easily prepare the speech including Meryl knowing that she was fellow nominee in the same category. They even know by advance where they will sit, because the sitting and the rows are decided already. You think is all so naive? :°D
@@concettasorvillo3719 what are you asking "why" about? she hoped she would win and came prepared with instances she felt important....
@@jeffreyturner7678 righto 👍
@@concettasorvillo3719 its about her badassery. The faith that her hard work will most likely pay off. And the impact of those words she spoke 1 on 1 to Meryl to lead from the stage is a baller move. She came prepared to rock that speech!
@@raxxit18 oh I am sorry! I thought you were supposing she knew she gonna win (like, it was all prepared...) but my English is not so well, I am sorry.
I remember I was in my senior year of high school when I was so inspired by this speech, only to come to school the next day to hear my male teacher rant about how "man hating" this speech was. it was not hateful, it was TRUE. it was POWERFUL. his rant only proved to me how much we need strong women to come forward and talk about inequality in the work field. we NEED more Frances's!
Good on you for realizing his error.
Interesting he thought it was about him...maybe it's because, historically, it has always been about the "him"s. Things are changing...I'm around France's age, when she and I were young, this would NEVER have happened. That teacher of yours felt a tiny amount of power may be slip, slip, slipping away...and it's scary for him, poor little man child that never grew up. Forget him, he's the past. YOU are the future.
Don't know about man hating but it's typical Hollywood virtue signaling. The same industry that allowed Harvey Weinstein to run amok. Ricky Gervais sums these types of events up best in his Golden Globes speech from a couple of years ago.
@@sgshumblecrumb6046 yeah that's not what virtue signalling means
I get your argument, but my only question is, if women want so badly for equality in the work field, why is it that they only want to "dominate" in some few selected work fields, and not all of them? Like being a CEO, a manager, a head of finance, a doctor... but never in fields like electrician, a mechanic, an engineer, heck sake, even a trash pickup driver?
She’s so chaotic it’s awesome.
meryl’s just like “these kids nominate me for everything”
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John Sonia incredibly, i can only dream of being her but i can’t imagine the look on her face when they nominate her again😂😂
that was what I thought :))
@Jeepman89 being nominated alone is already talented tho, innit?
lol
I absolutely love that she shook the guys hand at 2:00. He wasn't even a celebrity or of much "importance" there, considering all the celebs in the room. And she acknowledged him,how friggin real and down to earth of a person she is!
Reason she’s 3-time lead Oscar winner now.
They actually remind the winners about the speech time limit. That handshake gave her a solid 5 minutes. Lmao.
Even him was shocked and honored that she did
Can't we just agree that this is one of the absolute best Best Actress categories ever?
Emi Grant really? And what about Best Actress category in 2014? Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine, Amy Adams in American Hustle, Judi Dench in Philomena, Sandra Bullock in Gravity and Meryl Streep in August: Osage County! That category was super!
It was good, but not nearly as great if you ask me.
At least is the best of this decade....
Meryl’s performance in The Post wasn’t worthy
+Jarad Phillips I can't quite comment on that since I still haven't watched it, but I'd have nominated Emma Stone or Jessica Chastain instead
''Meryl if you do it, everyone else will''
When you need the teacher's approval LOL
This was the cringiest Oscar speech. She trashed the event with exteme wokeness.
@@eduardochavacano That was the year when all those sex and harassment scandals were "revealed". The subjects of most of those scandals were women. Frances used her time to speak about what is important to her, as a woman who probably faced many unpleasant situations in that industry as well. The only thing she did was to share her moment with other talented women. It wasn't "woke".
That’s Frances tho getting invited in the 3 Oscars club with Meryl
@@eduardochavacano cringe speeches are when they only come up and say the same old crappy things everyone says and go back ...
She used her moment and instead of making it about her achievement she made it about how all women achieved something because that was a really rough years and few weeks ago so many incidents had happened ....
When u have a social platform and use it for the right reason its appreciated....
@@eduardochavacano you're cringe af lol
the most electrifying speech by a woman in the history of the oscars
One of. Viola Davis' was pretty electrifying as well.
@@mylord9395 actually that one brought me to tears
but mcdormand's speech is just legendary to me (she left everyone speechless)
@@thegreatconstable she really dod
@@mylord9395 yep she's a badass
I also recall halle berry in the early 2000s and I’m sure there’s a few others
Frances was fierce in this movie. A deserved win. Hopefully Margot and Saoirse get wins soon though!
4 words: Mary Queen of Scots
She played quite calm in Fargo, yarrrrrr yarp.
Margott is just goodlooking, for me an average actress
Margot, what a pleasant surprise!!! She was amazing shutting mouths with her work in I, Tonya, a complex duty to play Tonya Harding and tell her story
PitbullSubs definitely not an average actress. You should watch I, Tonya. She’s definitely not average. What an insult towards her work.
My favorite part in this is that she has been fighting for good roles for women for YEARS; she even mentioned it in her speech for Fargo.
Yea men need to stop taking all the good roles for women!
@@Robert-fc9xz Yes, men should stop wearing drag and acting like women that should have been played by natural born women.
Gene Bello Are men really doing that!? They should stop ngl
watched this movie last night great job deserved the Oscar. A great character actress is better a bimbo playing a shallow bitch!
what a fabulous speech! she is suuuuuuuuper cool !!!!
Joseph Pedulla oh man. She acted. She acted like a goddess in that film, for which she got the award.
The occasion was that of her felicitation. She used it to honour all women as well raise the need for the film industry to grow up a little more.
That is why it was a cool speech and she was such a classy person.
for millennials it was yes..
@Joseph Pedulla The subject matter was the business of movie making. Not at all alien to why she was there.
Also you have replied to multiple posts with all caps and repeated characters. Which leads me to believe you are a bot, troll, or drunk (or all three).
@Joseph Pedulla I appreciate the response. She won the award. It was her time to use as she saw fit. I thought it was a nice speech.
Good day.
nfltrrr qwsa For everyone who can appreciate talent and passion it definitely was
who's here after her third best actress trophy
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Yep!! Watched the Fargo one too :)
That woman just speaks POWER even her sarcastic laugh and that little jab a Meryl to get up because everyone praises her so much...What a QUEEN!!
Soyboy...
I heard it more as an acknowledgment , than a jab . A recognition of Meryls presence that would influence others, basically . As they all know!
When she asked every female nominees to stand up, WHOA!!!! goosebumps for like 3 minutes.
laura Schneider : Awesomeness. I would have loved to be in that auditorium during her speech. What a classy lady.
Joseph Pedulla - OMAN! Could not have said it better myself. Bunch of cry baby millionaires who have ZERO idea what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck, to first hand experience any kind of discrimination and live in the real world that us people live in. I wish they would just stick to what they are there for. This leftist Hollywood agenda is disgusting and so fucking annoying.
Joseph Pedulla she wasn’t talking about politics, she was talking about industry she’s part of and hollywood.
"Was that little display of extraneous activism part of what she does for a living?" No, she acts for a living.
"What part of her craft of acting was that a part of?" None, activism is something anyone can do to try and make a change regardless of what they do for a living.
"If she had gone into the fact that her blood type is O- and asked every O- member of the audience to stand up, that would have been no less irrelevant than what she did." I can see what you're aiming for with this argument but I haven't seen any evidence of A and B blood types holding the power and the money in Hollywood (and in real life!), so it kinda falters there, sorry.
"We do not watch the Oscars" I can agree with you there - I just watch the good parts afterwards, like this clip!
Goosebumps? Many women weren’t standing. It felt awkward.
Can't tell if Jodie Foster is tiny or is Jennifer Lawrence is giant
Maybe a little of both
She is tiny. And JLaw is 7 5”
More like 1.75 m
Jodie cannot wear heels in that condition and I'm pretty sure Jennifer is wearing the biggest heels
JLaw is an Amazon at 2.75 m
Did you guys notice how at 1:57 she said hi to the man who was helping with the awards. Most Hollywood celebs take the help for granted and don’t even acknowledge other non-famous people. She did. Because she’s awesome and humble. Good for her.
1:44 Sam Rockwell chose the worst time to play "rock-paper-scissors"
That was no RockPaperScisscor. He dropped the mike and indicated that she won her 2nd Oscar.
This is the most underrated comment I have ever read
U need to win an Oscar for this comment
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@@karthikrajaganesh256 r/woooosh
Watched this movie for the first time today and Frances McDormand was so phenomenal. She 100% deserved her win.
Same! I just finished it. She really was incredible 🌟
Absolutely she deserved it.
It’s an astounding performance.
1:50 "she took home her first doctor... oscar..."
jacob 😂
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😆🤣😆🤣
Yeah, first time I've heard Randi Thomas flub a line. Wow, she's actually human like the rest of us.
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Same Lupita Nyong'o's mistake in 2015.
Jodie still looks the same after all these years. This woman does not age!
supermariofan03 Yes, she does age. If you see her without the tons of makeup she uses, you would realize that...
supermariofan03 Same
She might use tons of make-up but even without that she still does look very pretty :)
yes she does age. you can see all the natural wrinkles on her face that comes with aging. she doesn't seem to have plastic surgery, botox, or filler onto her face. same goes to francis mcdormand, even more bold going without make up.
why she is using some kind of walking stick.. (actually I don't remember the name for that particular thing.) can anyone help me?
Her son looks at her like: “yeah I know my mom rocks”
The “Inclusion Rider “is an attachment to a film or television contract which delineates that the project's production team must take steps to seek out and hire cast and crew members from historically underrepresented backgrounds
Thank you for that! I was kinda confused.
Thanks for explaining that. Appreciated🙏
Cheers 🍻
For the only living woman to ever win three Oscars for Best Actress to be that graceful, humble and kind enough to use her speech as a call for diversity in the industry, it's historical and impactful.
I know it's just a very small, brief, moment but the reaction of Margo Robbie when she hears her name is really beatiful. Still, McDroamand's award is absolutely deserved, what a prodigious actress
She and Sam Rockwell have OUTSTANDING personalities. I love them both. Amazing attitudes and great talents!
I think meryl Streep low key owns the Oscar’s lol
@Jeepman89 bruh dont say "only 3" because that is pretty hard to win, there are only 6 people who has achieved to win 3 Oscars in their lifetime.
It just shows how consistently Meryl Streep delivers
Harvey Weinstein helped make that happen. I still remember her clapping for Roman Polanski like it was yesterday
@Tasha Vladimiroff Damn that's wild. She supports corporate war criminals and defends rapists of women and pedophiles. That is just as deranged as defending Trump.
@I the corporate war criminals she supports are Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton. No different than Bush, Trump and Obama. They're all the same yet try to act like they're better.
Such a wonderful lady and this perfomance is extraordinary!
And now she won for the third time for Nomadland
she practically won for playing the same role always
@@fenkoken6573 no they don't. Watch again
My apologies Mr. Lenny Bruce
This speech is so powerful. This is the best Oscar speech I’ve ever seen.
So glad she has a second Oscar to her name! Her performances in Fargo and Three Billboards are two of the greatest leading lady performances of all time!
@Diego Pisfil I agree, and Fargo is actually in my Top 5 favorite films of all time. However, 3 Billboards is still amazing.
Sally Hawkins is so damn precious, it makes me wanna hold her hand throughout the ceremony
Haley Dermody One day she’ll win.
Me too, she's very deserving of an Oscar. Her performance in The Shape of Water and Maudie made me cry and love her at the same time.
Haley Dermody The scene where Sally’s character and The Asset at the dinner table and what the scene leads to had me in tears.
Oh yes that scene broke my heart. There's another scene where Elisa is begging for Giles to help her save The Asset, you could see the desperation on her face as she pleaded with Giles.
agree,but Frances was tornado
3:41 when the teacher calls you to solve a problem on the board, but you awkwardly stand there clueless
lol
LMFAO dude
I just lose my shit by reading this 🤣
This fits so perfectly 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
The way Joel and his son nod to each other when she calls them her “clan” is so fucking funny.
1:56 No one gonna talk about her pretending to kick out Jodie's crutches
was weird not funny😬
I thought she tripped, lol.
@@viri6509 it was a reference from the movie
Im dead🤣😂🤣😂
That's how you make a speech! She is in a League of her own
I'm actually very glad she wasn't in A League Of Their Own.
I’ve never seen anything of hers before and I still haven’t seen Three Billboards but I keep coming back to this speech and I am continually in awe of her. What a badass, driven, well-spoken, and _gracious_ woman.
You should watch it and Fargo
Yes watch Billboards it was amazing
I just finished watching it for the first time. Watch it- she is incredible!!
She had the best Best Actress speech I’ve even heard. So memorable and inspiring.
Go fuck yourself
The way she laughs
Scares the shit out of me
i called it crazy giggling lol
Celestinez Crazy Feminist Hysteria gone wild as a boar possesed by the soul of a jellyfish with mallaria.
Tis the sound of mania :') ;)
*The intro to this speech had everyone CENTERED on her speech - the way she put that strength in her voice was EPIC!*
"Meryl, if you do it everyone else will"
I could actually see tears in the eyes of almost every woman who stood up with her. This moment, this tiny moment which was supposed to be wholly for Frances McDormand, was turned by her into one for actresses and women all over the world. That moment was not only hers, it was OURS. And I think, that I wasn't the only person who teared up a bit... Margot Robbie, and almost every actress in the room had tears in their eyes, because these few words by McDormand articulated their emotions very accurately. This was the moment when women in the industry showed a United front, and it was a kind of victory in it's own way.
One of the most beautiful speeches I have ever heard.
I swear to god
Sally Hawkins is the most underrated actress ever
Assa Darlingtoni I agree
she was nominated for 2 Academy Awards, and won one Golden Globe and one Silver Bear for Best Actress at the Berlin Film Festival, what do you mean underrated ?
Her voice in Never Let Me Go was so angelic and ASMR-ic :D
@@adilelnhaily1960 yeah, but all these awards are for the shape of water. she doesn't have any good roles. the saddest part is that that happens to many talented actors.
@@reginageorge7666 the Golden Globe and Silver Bear Award she had them for HAPPY-GO-LUCKY. And she did many great British films, but these are more artsy independent films and not major blockbusters.
Jodie Foster and Frances McDormand, two of the legends we are so lucky to have
She’s so well mannered and classy. On her way to the stage she shook hands with the host and waved her hand to the cameraman. Jennifer rushed her to the mic as if Frances were a newbie. I know there’s no much time for an acceptance speech but for me it looked like ‘Hunnie, these guys are nobody’…The way she greeted them was so consistent with what she said about raising her kid to value himself and those around. Not just empty words. 👏🏼
Frances you're a bloody legend, well done. Right up there with Meryl Streep, Rachel Weisz, Emma Thompson, Keira Knightly, Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock and Helena Bonham-Carter.
Jodie welcomed Frances to the double-winners club.
Edit: She just became the female DDL.
Both are double Best Actress winners.
Meryl? Cate?
Pandu Miharja Meryl has 3, I’m not sure about Cate
@@lourdesknowles4990 Cate does have 2..Supporting Actress for The Aviator and for her leading role in Blue Jasmine...should have won for Elizabeth as well...
Hilary Swank won two for best actress as well
1. Frances McDormand
2. Margot Robbie
3. Sally Hawkins
4. Saoirse Ronan
5. Meryl Streep
Out Meryl at 2nd spot
*Put
My list:
1. Sally Hawkins
2. Margot Robbie
3. Frances Mcdormand
4. Saoirse Ronan
5. Meryls Streep
1. Frances McDormand
2. Sally Hawkins
3. Margot Robbie
4. Saoirse Ronan
5. Meryl Streep
Diego Pisfil I, Tonya as a movie is nowhere near Three Billboards lol
after 5 years, finally I watched Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri". She deserved the oscar.
I love that she said “inclusion rider” because fast forward to three years later Chloe Zhao won best director and Frances won best actress
Best monologue of the night!!! Her performance in Three Billboards outside ebbing Missouri was better than her performance in Fargo.Congratulations to her 👏👏👏👌👌👌😊😊😊
It is worth noting that she has always won whenever she was nominated in Lead. She has been nominated 5 times - 3 times in Supporting and twice in Lead - and won both of the latter. Frances is basically the female Michael Caine (he was nominated 4 times in Lead and twice in Supporting and won both of the Supporting nods).
Shubham Goel : I agree. She's fearless in everything she does. Reminds me of my mom.
Shubham, I totally agree this win was better than her performance in Fargo. Don't hate me people but I never thought she should have won for Fargo. Good movie, but not the greatest one ever made, and as for her performance she didn't first appear in it until close to 50 min in. Supporting more than Best, IMO
This movie is awesome..I see it once a week and every time I see it I just see it and am like why can't I move. I love this movie
It was truly truly amazing and memorable, but disagree, I still think that Fargo is her best performance, she was great and hilarious in Almost Famous
2:11 No lie, I yelled out when she said that! What a boss lady
I clapped and said YEAH! 👏✊💪
Well deserved to Frances but I was rooting for Sally to win! What a brilliant, yet heartbreaking performance.
deaetee me too... huhuhu
me to,but Frances deserve to
Nah Sally Hawkins was way too mannered, she overdid it.
Frances WAS the film. Sally's performance was incredibly moving, but she was part of an ensemble (which was part of the best overall pic). GDT's vision, and then coaching of her in such a role, along with Richard Jenkins and Octavia Spencer as her "voice," made them essential components to Hawkins' successful portrayal. Meanwhile all McDonagh needed to do was give McDormand a script, and back off.
No. Frances is the best and should win for Best actress.
This what is looks like to embrace your own awkwardness!
...as the the only way to be able to do things that feel equally challenging and important to do--so beautifully raw courage!
She wasnt embracing her awkwardness 😅 She was literally being an ass through the Oscar lenses.
Frances is a legend.
Hold the highest amount of respect for her.🙌❤️
The lady in 3:41 was like "wtf am I doing"
Dicky Dewantara She is Vanessa Taylor, a writer who nominated for The Shape of Water.
Yeah 😂
answer: following the herd
lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Frances Mcdormand deserved that award. She deliver a terrific performance full of realistic emotions. But Sally Hawkins enchanted me with her role in "The Shape of Water".
Also if someone is interested to know her work, here is a list of all the projects that were nominated by the Oscars that includes the year of the ceremony and the name of the actress who defeated her in the category for best actress and best supporting actress.
ª Mississippi on fire (BSA,1989) (Defeated by Geena Davies in "The Accidental tourist"
ª Fargo (BA, 1997) (Won the Oscar)
ª Almost famous (BSA, 2001) (Defeated by Marcia Gay Harden in "Pollock")
ª North Country (BSA, 2006) (Defeated by Rachel Weisz "The Constant Gardener")
ª Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (BA, 2018) (Won the Oscar)
Who is here after her third Oscar winning??
Me ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me... Lol.
Frances McDormand will be this year's Best Actress she was so great in Nomadland
You won!
it's been almost 5 years and I still tear up every tome while watching this
I wanted Sally Hawkins or Saoirse Ronan but McDormand's performance was also strong.
true
I was torn all through January and February as I saw each film. Gut said Frances but damn that was hard to pick.
Saoirse is probably one of the best at pulling off accents.
Or Margot
Sally you'll get one someday. I do think everyone in this category deserves at least one Oscars
Meryl and Frances already have at least one.
Saoirse HAS to win soon,this was her third nomination
Sally's second and Margot's first
Meryl already got a bunch lol
@@davidao2551 Even Meryl Streep didn't have 3 nominations in Saoirse's age. And she lives just around the corner from me, Ireland. Not Meryl :-))
She is the best!👍
Both times Frances McDormand won, the Academy Award had a sort of Independent Spirit Award face. Weird. It's not only because of her and the best actress result. Naturally, it's not only.
FUVK YOU JACOB FUCK YOU
@@nynn7374 Dick
my love for Frances McDormand will never die, she is a total badass and that speech definitely confirmed it. Love and power to you.
I love that now, 3 years later, she’s the favorite to win Best Actress on perhaps the most diverse nominations list in Academy history. For a performance that was directed by the first Chinese woman ever nominated for Best Director.
This aged well!
One could feel her strong personality from the moment she stepped onto the stage. Amazing and powerful speech!
It's crazy that Jodie hasn't been nominated for an Oscar since 1995, despite terrific performances in Contact, Panic Room and The Brave One. I hope she takes that one great, meaty acting role and gets a 5th nomination and maybe a 3rd Oscar coz she so deserves it
How about The Accused?
I feel like a lot of the times when actresses win for Best Actress they almost always never get nominated after that.
Halle Berry's win is the saddest of the bunch. Not only is she the first & only POC woman to win a Best Actress Oscar, but after her win she never got nominated again & her career declined instead of becoming a big start after winning such a huge award. She went as far as winning a Razzie (her speech was brilliant btw, I love her). It's just sad...
How awesome is it that she shook the hand of the handler guy (no idea what that duty is called)? I love her so much!!
I know right !! Also WHO IS HE !!!
Acknowledging a contributor/enabler of a patriarchal hierarchy on any level is astounding. Male oppressors (which is of course redundant) would be lucky to be cropdusted by a woman.
“Meryl if you do it everyone else will”
God I’m I’m a few years late but seeing all these powerful women stand proud together is inspiring.
Can't believe I'm just now seeing this 2 years later! I've admired Frances forever so that ending statement gave me super-sized feels. What a force she is, just *𝐖ＯＷ*
One of the most powerful Oscar speeches. I love her.
I love how she briefly returned to her character from the movie at the beginning of the speech ❤️ she is
SUCH an amazing actress
She is beautiful too!
I loved that Saoirse was the first one up! Can’t wait for her to finally get an Oscar of her own!!!!
This is surely in top best Oscars speeches of all time
Frances is such a mood. Winning an oscar and do the mic drop move lmao
5) Streep, 4) Ronan, 3) Hawkins, 2) Robbie, 1) McDormand
Well I can't speak for everyone, obviously, but I think this was an absolutely amazing field of nominees where I would have been happy seeing any of them winning. McDormand and Robbie are equally stunning, while Hawkins and Ronan give wonderful performances for their respective roles. Even Streep, with her ridiculous twenty-first nomination, honestly delivers her strongest effort in many years with "The Post". I love this category as it is and any snubs I can think of - Emma Stone for Battle of the Sexes, Jessica Chastain for Molly's Game, Michelle Williams for All the Money in the World - would probably only replace Streep in the end.
Mitchell Murray Jennifer Lawrence in mother! was a revelation... She blew me away with that performance and instead of nominating Streep or Ronan the academy should've given her a nomination... But the movie was too controversial and polarizing for the conventional academy.... Jennifer was robbed....
@Zarar Afridi i don't think so, Saoirse Ronan was amazing on Lady Bird,it was a well deserved nomination
@@davidao2551
Jennifer or Jessica should have replaced Meryl IMO but oh well ;P
Maybe in the future?????
Vicki Krieps in Phantom Thread!
She and Sam were equally unforgettable in 3 Billboards. I was very happy they both won.
I've seen it three times now and each time I appreciate it more. If you don't like it that's your call, but maybe you've missed something.
Sally Hawkins is the cutest human being. And truly one of the best actresses of our time.
4:18 "Inclusion Rider" Frances McDormand alluding to Chloe Zhao and Nomadland. Now we know what she meant by those words because Nomadland is going to be a big Oscar contender.
What does it mean??
@@vighneshpillai7996 it's a term used for people in arts to demand that their projects before being made or being a part of are diverse enough in terms of gender and racial equity. Not sure about the percentage.
Well it won best pic and best actress
She’s so talented and down-to-earth it’s mind-blowing and refreshing. She treats everyone with respect and love, and she isn’t afraid to speak her mind. She’s a true beast at acting, and a badass of a human being. Way to go Frances!
Frances McDormand saying that she has some things to say gives me untold joy
Looking back it really was amazing she made her point so succinctly. No rambling on, no losing your attention. Damn, this was a powerful acceptance speech.
3:42 will always be my favourite part.
"Anybody out there?"
she's been my favourite actress for almost 10 years, I'm 19, she is the reason why I became interested in movies, she's truly an amazing not just as an actress, but as a person
One of the absolute best Oscars speeches ever. Tears and chills every time.
3:52 - 'A MEME JUST READY TO BE BORN'
3:42 also has potential, like "yeah bitch, I'm major and you don't"
@@leonkane8570 HAHAHA
She's such a class act, said hi to everyone when she walked on stage 💞💞
She is so cool.
What an actress! She’s not phony, she’s just Frances!
This speech literally changes my life. Not kidding. I wrote about it to get into film school and now I’m getting jobs as a DP. This was my sign
Go you !!
3:52 me when the pizza delivery comes by
It makes me so glad to know that Frances McDormand is a two-time Oscar winner, and both wins were for the only times she was nominated for LEADING performance. Being a character-actor, she tends to get supporting roles
I never get bored by this. I love her! What an amazing stun!
Frances one of my favourite actresses since Fargo I am her fan .
Almost every "Best Actress" video I watch Meryl Streep is a part of it!
Also, Saoirse makes her eyebrows dance everytime they say her name.