Patricia Arquette presenting Mark Rylance with the Oscar® for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in "Bridge of Spies" at the 88th Oscars® in 2016.
+Jack Nicholson kinda reminded me of when Jessica Tandy won. Jessica Lange was nominated the same year and when Gregory Peck opened the envelope, she was looking away, when he said Jessica her head snapped forward then he said Tandy and the was like "oh...alright then" XD
Similar to Taylor's reaction to the Album of the Year grammy when her album "Red" was nominated with the eventual winner, "Random Access Memories" by Daft Punk. Epic
We should commission an artist to compose a piece showing the five Best Supporting Actor nominees as those characters sitting in the auditorium on Oscar night. ^_^
@@brajeshsingh2391 I completely disagree. I remember walking away from that film in the cinemas thinking only of Mark Rylance's character. Very well acted.
Anybody saying he didn't deserve it, has obviously not seen Bridge of Spies. He totally stole that movie, and that's saying a lot when Tom Hanks is the lead.
Yeah, you're right, the organisers just want to present the awards as quick as possible and not let the winners say a little bit about the experience of being part in the making of that movie
Ya ik it definitely looked like he had something more to say, this is literally the only thing I hate about the Oscars they don't let the winners finish speaking at all
Actually, Ruffalo thought he won in the Globes when there was a pause before the surname and he team got visibly excited. That's why he laughed at them during the announcement here.
Mad respect that this guy did zero campaigning of the oscars. Like no Q&As, he didn’t show up anywhere, no premieres, not to the Oscar luncheons. Amazing
What's so legendary about him? He has 40 acting credits, that's nothing. He may be well regarded as a stage actor but legendary is clearly an exaggeration.
Everyone who’s worth a damn loves Rylance- and apart from Sly I gotta say -it was seriously impressive actors he was up against with genuinely amazing performances. I love that he immediately kisses his partner and has that moment with Spielberg. Lovely man
The beauty of this win was that Mark Rylance didn't do any campaigning whatsoever because he was off doing his Broadway thing. I know the vast majority of us bought into Sly's story (and rightfully so), but I think history will be much kinder to Rylance's victory. Those who believe that the Oscars are all about bribing and campaigning would do well to look to this win and realize that that's not always the case.
+BlueFox94 I am from the Philippines...come here and visit us....where awards can be bought for a price....NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES...AND ITS BEYOND BRIBING AND CAMPAIGNING....
I´m kind of agree with you even when Mark´s Rylance name was called I was jumping of joy! However the bribing and campaigning stuff are key ingredients to get this award....most of the time! It´s something that I have to deal with cause that´s why made us to believe at least to my self: OSCARS ARE POLITICS which is so unfair! I´ve been watching this event every single year for the last 25 years so I´m used to it...Fortunately not every year is like that for example this year I cannot complaint most of the deserved award received by my faves!
1:47 Hardy whistles lol what a guy. I was really hoping he'd win, he's a brilliant actor. I'm not familiar with Rylance performance but i'm sure he deserved it
Such a brilliant actor and a performance so subtle and yet so powerful! This is the only honest Oscar win in years since Mark Rylance abstained from the parties and teas and dinners. Glad to see the Academy members actually voting for performance and not popularity or comeback.
Exactly. 👌🏼 When I read other comments complaining here about Rylance getting the Oscar in spite of his shorter screentime in ‘Bridge of Spies’ with respect to Hanks’, etc., it reminds me of the unique - and quite minimalist - performance of Orson Welles in ‘The Third Man’, whose rather limited screentime in that legendary classic literally stole the show to everyone, including to Carol Reed as the actual director of it. So, huuuuuge respect to Mr Spielberg & Mr Hanks 🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏 for having made such an audacious casting job by chosing the ‘anonymous’ Sir Mark Rylance for the key-role in their latest common project. Well, ‘anonymous’, ‘unknown’….except to the happy few, I mean.
Loyalty1269, No he didn't. Stallone was great in Creed but Rylance in Bridge of Spies was truly incredible. I like Creed more than Bridge of Spies but Mark Rylance totally deserved the award over Stallone.
He stole the show. Not a simple task when you’re up against TOM HANKS in a movie. He outacted Hanks, but in a fashion that Hank’s performance shined very complimentary with the passive nature of what Rylance gave to the screen. His passivity spoke a thousand dialogues. Well deserve.
Still disappointed that Stallone didn't win...Rocky Balboa means more to me as a fictitious character than many of the real people I have come across in my life. Would have been a fitting cap on a depiction of an immortal character. But Rylance managed to make a spy working against the United States sympathetic. Ruffalo was good, Hardy was good, and Bale was above average, but this felt like a two horse race the whole time. Sly's endearing and nuanced turn as Rocky with someone else helping him with the direction of the aging former champ against Rylance's even more nuanced turn as Rudolph Abel, a man you should absolutely loathe, but manage to feel sorry for. Will watch this clip about a dozen more times hoping Sly's name was called, but understand why it wasn't.
@@lukefreeman828this is the facts. They were all great performances but Rylance is a real one. Just a lovely lovely man and incredibly talented in a long career.
I was recently in London and saw Mark Rylance on stage in "Jerusalem" and, has the honour of meeting him afterwards. A Gentleman, a gentle man and one HELL of an actor!
I just missed the end of the run of Jerusalem. One of my acting friends said she felt her DNA was affected by his performance. I know his St. Crispin's day speech from Henry IV, so understated, was one of the more moving I have seen/heard.
Mark was my favourite supporting actor last year (well, he and the amazing Hardy). He was pure amazing in Bridge of Spies, and Steven Spielberg looks so proud!
I think it's just a testament to how good Mark Rylance was (he was my personal choice) that not a whole lot of people (in general) seem that upset about Stallone losing. Just came down to two incredible performances, and one had to lose.
And the Standing Man stands tall! Sly was brilliant, no doubt about it, but the Academy made the right call in recognizing the best performance of the year. And what a gracious speech.
I was really surprised in a good way. I did not expect Rylance to even win the Oscar. I thought it was going to be Stallone or Hardy! But Rylance's performance in The Bridge of Spies was something special!!! I absolutely loved his portrayal in the movie he blew Tom Hanks off his feet acting wise! ❤️❤️❤️
Mark deserved the Oscar for sure. But he didn't blow Hanks off his feet. Tom knew Mark was the center of the film and complimented the performance perfectly.
+Frau Landa Completely agree! :D I saw Bridge Of Spies opening day October 16th, and it ended up being my 3rd favorite film of Bridge Of Spies behind Brooklyn and Spotlight. And, Mark Rylance was my pick to win best Supoorting Actor. Well-deserved! :)
Tom Hanks is amazing. I loved it when he praised him, who wouldn't ? and I like the way Mark Ruffalo winks every time after they show his nomination, its cool. Mark Rylance deserved this one, Tom Hardy would be my second choice.
+Megan Woodard Bridge of spies is one of 2015's great movies. Rylance performance is perfect. I am/was glad:)) He is the Academy's best choice for win. And Of course Hans was great too!
+Dominika Paksicza and +Megan Woodard, I agree with both of you. For me, Bridge of Spies is an underrated film. I thought it was the best among the best Picture nominees that I saw (I haven't seen Big Short, Fury Road, Revenant, Room), and I was happy that it at least won one Oscar.
As much as I loved Stallone in "Creed" and of course the movie itself, but I have to say Rylance was better. Not much, but he was. I also would've been happy if Stallone won, but Rylance was a deserved winner.
You clearly don't know how awards work. And are probably unaware of the fact that Rylance is only the SECOND actor, after Daniel Day Lewis, winning for a movie directed by Spielberg; should he be so powerful, why didn't all the other ELEVEN actors he directed to a nomination, get an Oscar?
+Dan Stevens if you say so.. does not explain why Bridge of Spies did not sweep all the awards it was nominated for.. be happy with your opinion. And give the movie a second look, maybe you'll see how good Rylance is "apparently doing very little" (which, by the way - and I meant that as a compliment in both cases - is the same approach Stallone showed with his acting in Creed).
Says someone that clearly has no concept of acting and think maybe that Rocky Balboa is real and not a fictional character meticulously crafted and imparted with innumerable unique attributes and nuance by the script Stallone wrote and his performance. For the life of me, I will never in my entire existence be able to comprehend why people like you can’t understand that what you are seeing is a performance. Stallone does not sound, talk or act like Rocky in any way shape form or fashion. He is an extraordinary actor.
So well deserved! For once, the Oscar is given to the best performance of the bunch and to a truly supporting turn. Such a wonderful speech too. Congrats Mark Rylance.
For a second there you made me feel like 2003 all over again when Tommy didn't get nominated for that oscar. Then I realized you were actually referring to a good movie :D
In my view, that would've been a slap in the face. He's clearly the *lead* of Room and has more screen time than co-star Brie Larson (who rightfully won her Oscar). No, he deserved a *Best Actor* nomination.
Even 6 years later I still remember his performance. You're saying "no one" as if ALL people don't remember him but there are lots of people who's a Spielberg fan and remember Rylance's Oscar winning performance
Hardy was really great in THE REVENANT, and would have also been a worthy winner (in fact, ANY of the 5 nominated would've been worthy (I felt the category was that good that particular year)). On a separate note, one interesting fact: whenever Leonardo DiCaprio was nominated for Lead Actor at the Oscars, his male co-star received a Supporting Actor nomination. Leo was nominated for Lead Actor 4 times, and his co-star was nominated for all 4 of the same movies (in fact, his other male co-stars also got nominated even if he himself wasn't (Michael Shannon in REVOLUTIONARY ROAD, Christoph Waltz (who WON) for DJANGO UNCHAINED and more)).
This is why every actor should start their career in the theatre. You wonder why British actors are better than American actors because they all start their career in the theatre opposed to the Disney channel.
HAHAHA I knew it he's gonna win it the minute i finished watching Bridge of spies. in bridge of spies he didn't cry or he didn't scream or did the others requirement that audiences always "wating for" to prove as best peformance. he just acted as a man he played for. and he NAILED that. AMAZING. his duration is short but he stole the show, He made that film. we dont need to wait which scene he's gonna cry or screamor be hillarious. he just amazing in every single scene he's in. and i wanna watch the movie again and again just to pay attention at him. i can't wait to see his next movie after this and i can't wait to see him at oscar again next year as a presenter. stoiki muzeik!!! Standing man!!!
I came here after watching Don't look up...all I remember from that movie was Peter Isherwell, and I thought he was a real person! How on earth I have never watched any of his movies before. He was just exquisite.
Mark Rylance won over Stallone..... lol wut??? Thanks Academy, you ruined what could've been one the greatest moments in Oscar history. And yes, I think he deserved more than Rylance. Even though Rylance gave a subtle yet powerful performance, Stallone gave a vulnerable and honest performance that was better in the end.
Even though the first four should have been: Whoopi Goldberg for The Color Purple Oprah Winfrey for The Color Purple Ralph Fiennes for Schindler’s List Liam Neeson for Schindler’s List
Spielberg has directed 3 Academy Award winning performances. Daniel Day-Lewis in Lincoln Mark Rylance in Bridge of Spies Ariana DeBose in West Side Story.
+Justin Awill Stallone is an actor well-liked action can be "Jackie Chan" Vin Diesel "" Jason Statham "but will never be taken seriously (Understand this) and I'm glad you did not win has no case be 7 times Rocky but it is better to new role, movie after movie Rylance was the best of "bridge of spies" small acting, but very good should be a real "secondary" support to film and less time on screen
of those 5 nominees what Stallone did was the greatest achievement in acting, he took a character he's played since 1976 and made it fresh and deeply moving, the reason Rylance won is the average oscar voter is over 60 years old, they miss movies like bridge of spies the kinda movies gregory peck and james stewart used to make
Trump 2020 Nah, I saw the film when I was 22 and rented it from Family Video and was blown away by the film it was great. Tom Hanks was superb as always and Mark Rylance was phenomenal and was worthy of that Oscar Win! I saw Creed and while Stallone did great it was nothing compared to Rylance.
It looks like Christian Bale didn't applaud when he lost unlike the other Nominees. I did like Mark Rylance acceptance Speech saying nice things about the other nominees. Maybe Sly can cast Mark Rylance in one of his Rambo, Rocky or Expendable Movies.
I'm a big Mark Rylance fan and liked him in his role as as Russian spy , Abel , but I thought Tom Hardy's performance in The Revenant was more worthy of the Oscar .
What a night. Supporting Actress, ALICIA VIKANDER, first nomination, first win. Supporting Actor, MARK RYLANCE, first nomination, first win. Leading Actress, BRIE LARSON, first nomination, first win. Lead Actor, LEONARDO DI CAPRIO, five nominations, first win, death of a meme.
NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING against Ryland in Person! Strong actor for years and as I've come to know highly sympathic man. But damn it was Stallone robbed that night!!!
Tom Hardy was so full of hatred, greed and disgust in The Revenant. He made everyone so disgusted, which is pulling off the part masterfully to me. I believe I he should have won it 🤷🏽♂️
Such a humble speech. Rylance totally deserved this. It's sad that he didn't get a standing ovation. Sly would have definitely got one had he won because of his sublime portrayal of rocky OVER THE YEARS rather than his performance in Creed (he was brilliant in Creed)
Rylance is the best actor in the world right now, his performance in Bridge of Spies and Wolf Hall are a testament of that, best award of that night !!
I'm talking about this moment right now, not the decade, century, past 5 or 10 years, I'm talking about his body of work in 2015, and his performances in Wolf Hall, Bridge of Spies and Farinelli and the King demonstrate he is at his peak. And if I were talking about an entire body of work, he is one of the stage's gods. So, still, he can comfortably be toe to toe with the likes of Day-Lewis, Seymour Hoffman, Fiennes, Oldman, Phoenix, Gleeson, Lavant, Mikkelsen, etc. But really, no one came close in 2015.
+leon kane Not Day-Lewis, noone can be toe to toe with him and noone probably ever will, that man is ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE, when it comes to acting I mean......The thing is, he doesnt act, he is just as natural in his roles (any role) as it is humanly possible, that is why noone is like him or even close to him.....
Water Hazard he probably thought he won for a split second lol ....when he hears Patricia Arquette say Mark..Rylance (and inside he must’ve been like Damnnnn)
vicious character fearless performance but the academy gave the oscar to an eloquent quiet british performance, same as caine won when berenger platoon was nominated
Damn, Stallone winning would have sealed the deal as a good Hollywood story from underdog to laughing stock to redeemer. I don't think many people knew that Stallone can actually act and was hoping that Creed would prove otherwise (which is a shame, because it was the film's only nomination), but nevertheless, Rylance did a great performance that was deserving of recognition.
Mark Also he deserves win the golden globe I'm happy because Mark won like it or not the result Tom also deserved to win, one of them two before stallone HAPPY ! THANKS ACADEMY
It’s sad sly Stallone’s brother attacked this man on social media out of no reason other than pure jealousy because he felt his brother deserved this win more. Rylance has proven himself to be an amazing talent since this breakout role
Best speech of the night, and what I absolutely love about this win is that it shows how campaigning isn't everything. It is possible to win by simply giving a great performance.
I can't believe the academy gave this Oscar to a nobody. Sylvester Stallone long deserved this Oscar from the first Rocky movie from the 70s, and this nobody takes his chance away.
+fifibrainiac99 I was also expecting Stallone to win but Rylance was also gr8.... So I'm not complaining but it would have been terrific to see Rocky up on that stage....
+rey skywaka Mark Ruffalo was good, but Spotlight was not a movie made to showcase how great these actors are, No one was having an Oscary moment in that movie. I don't think that one freak out moment was enough for Ruffalo to be considered Oscar worthy. Jacob Tremblay I agree on. He was fantastic.
supermariofan03 And Idris Elba ?? Biggest snub. He won the Sag award, the Independent spirit award and was nominated for the Bafta and the Golden Globe. But no Oscar nod. pff
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Ruffalo's reaction when he realized he wasn't that 'Mark' winner LOL
+Jack Nicholson kinda reminded me of when Jessica Tandy won. Jessica Lange was nominated the same year and when Gregory Peck opened the envelope, she was looking away, when he said Jessica her head snapped forward then he said Tandy and the was like "oh...alright then" XD
Scott125670 Hahahaha
Similar to Taylor's reaction to the Album of the Year grammy when her album "Red" was nominated with the eventual winner, "Random Access Memories" by Daft Punk. Epic
+Jack Nicholson He should've just done a Zoolander and walk up to take the oscar
Jack Nicholson it's messed up that even their surnames start with the same letter
just realized that batman, bane and the hulk were nominated in the same category
And judge dredd
And the BFG
We should commission an artist to compose a piece showing the five Best Supporting Actor nominees as those characters sitting in the auditorium on Oscar night. ^_^
Lol
Big Poppa Lighten up.
That was the definition of a great acceptance speech.
About the award, 100% of the merit belongs to Mark Rylance. No one else. NO ONE.
Hasan Bakhsh Couldn't agree more.
Very gracious.
he did not deserve it. simple. not even a nomination in my opinion. his performance was nothing to write about and it was hardly a challenging role.
@@brajeshsingh2391 I completely disagree. I remember walking away from that film in the cinemas thinking only of Mark Rylance's character. Very well acted.
British actors always delivers acceptance speeches with class
Jefferson Borges 3/5 of the nominated were British as well
Yeah Bri’ish “people”
@@mossymoose8920 British - I mean .. it’s not “Murica” is it lol
Anybody saying he didn't deserve it, has obviously not seen Bridge of Spies. He totally stole that movie, and that's saying a lot when Tom Hanks is the lead.
cc22ful absolutely deserved😍
cc22ful really? He was barely in the movie, not to mention there was nothing remotely memorable about his role
cc22ful if you think he deserved it over Stallone you obviously didn't see Creed
I've seen it. He was very underwhelming, if you ask me.
We're not saying he didn't deserved it. We're saying that we wanted Stallone to win.
Patricia sounds so bored
Eddie redmayne is a bitch
Jackson DeStefano that's all she is is bored.
Jackson DeStefano coz they are boring
That's her demeanor idiots
Shes dont like , won mark rylance
That was so rude when that music came on and rushed him off the stage as if to say, "Hurry up and get off the stage now".
Good observation. Disgusting behaviour.
Yeah, you're right, the organisers just want to present the awards as quick as possible and not let the winners say a little bit about the experience of being part in the making of that movie
Ya ik it definitely looked like he had something more to say, this is literally the only thing I hate about the Oscars they don't let the winners finish speaking at all
Good. He shouldn't have won
It's nice to see Spielberg so proud that one of his actors won
+Juan Serrano It's interesting that only two people have won acting Oscars for movies directed by Spielberg: Mark Rylance and Daniel Day Lewis.
@@tastywaffle I just realized that Tim Burton beat Spielberg to that by 18 years.
@Miguel Isidro I meant that Tim Burton had his first in 1995, while Spielberg had his first in 2013.
A real Goat
@Montravius Daniel Watch Bridge Of Spies first dumbass, Rylance really stole the show and he deserved it
the moment mark ruffalo heard mark he thought he had won
I rewatched the clip to be sure. You are incorrect. He was happy for the other Mark. He's that much of a nice guy. You can tell.
I wish he would have won instead.Just an amazing performance by him.
He actually does admit in an interview for a second he though they were gonna say his name.
Actually, Ruffalo thought he won in the Globes when there was a pause before the surname and he team got visibly excited. That's why he laughed at them during the announcement here.
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But Mark Rylance did not win in the Golden Globes. It was Stallone.
Mad respect that this guy did zero campaigning of the oscars. Like no Q&As, he didn’t show up anywhere, no premieres, not to the Oscar luncheons. Amazing
He won a BAFTA tho but still he also deserved that Oscar. Watch Bridge of Spies more than 3 times, Mark Rylance totally owned that movie
A bit like Frances McDormand.
@@K0m30ng but Spielberg picked up the BAFTA for him.
@@philippeh3904 still, Rylance win that trophy and he deserved it
Sylvester Stallone should've won this award. This is bull@#$%!
He was robbed big times
@@lexkanyima2195 lol no, this was Tom Hardy's stolen Oscar. Stallion is a one note sentimental hack who can't act.
@@philmitchell91 can't act ? You never see talent
is sad that people dont know how legendary he is. Sir mark rylance , a deserved win
Indeed. Be sure to view The Outfit with Sir Mark Rylance
What's so legendary about him? He has 40 acting credits, that's nothing. He may be well regarded as a stage actor but legendary is clearly an exaggeration.
Sylvester still deserved it in this circumstance.
Everyone who’s worth a damn loves Rylance- and apart from Sly I gotta say -it was seriously impressive actors he was up against with genuinely amazing performances. I love that he immediately kisses his partner and has that moment with Spielberg. Lovely man
@@mck7646 You can't be legendary as a stage actor?
The beauty of this win was that Mark Rylance didn't do any campaigning whatsoever because he was off doing his Broadway thing. I know the vast majority of us bought into Sly's story (and rightfully so), but I think history will be much kinder to Rylance's victory. Those who believe that the Oscars are all about bribing and campaigning would do well to look to this win and realize that that's not always the case.
+BlueFox94 I am from the Philippines...come here and visit us....where awards can be bought for a price....NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES...AND ITS BEYOND BRIBING AND CAMPAIGNING....
totally agree, same thing happened with spotlight, despite all that noise from the revenant, the most deserving won the big prize
@105341924826462901393 _Spotlight_ was my 6th favorite of the nominees, but it's still a powerful film and a most worthy winner.
+BlueFox94 agree, i don't know why people hate so much spotlight...
I´m kind of agree with you even when Mark´s Rylance name was called I was jumping of joy! However the bribing and campaigning stuff are key ingredients to get this award....most of the time! It´s something that I have to deal with cause that´s why made us to believe at least to my self: OSCARS ARE POLITICS which is so unfair! I´ve been watching this event every single year for the last 25 years so I´m used to it...Fortunately not every year is like that for example this year I cannot complaint most of the deserved award received by my faves!
1:47 Hardy whistles lol what a guy. I was really hoping he'd win, he's a brilliant actor. I'm not familiar with Rylance performance but i'm sure he deserved it
I think this requires a poll:
Like if you thought Mark Rylance deserved to win
+JustinHenryfan ...if you thought Mark Ruffalo deserved to win
+JustinHenryfan ...if you thought Christian Bale deserved to win
+JustinHenryfan ...if you thought Sylvester Stallone deserved to win
+JustinHenryfan ...if you thought Tom Hardy deserved to win
People are always going to like the original posting the most since it's the one most convenient to click
Such a brilliant actor and a performance so subtle and yet so powerful!
This is the only honest Oscar win in years since Mark Rylance abstained from the parties and teas and dinners. Glad to see the Academy members actually voting for performance and not popularity or comeback.
Exactly. 👌🏼 When I read other comments complaining here about Rylance getting the Oscar in spite of his shorter screentime in ‘Bridge of Spies’ with respect to Hanks’, etc., it reminds me of the unique - and quite minimalist - performance of Orson Welles in ‘The Third Man’, whose rather limited screentime in that legendary classic literally stole the show to everyone, including to Carol Reed as the actual director of it.
So, huuuuuge respect to Mr Spielberg & Mr Hanks 🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏 for having made such an audacious casting job by chosing the ‘anonymous’ Sir Mark Rylance for the key-role in their latest common project. Well, ‘anonymous’, ‘unknown’….except to the happy few, I mean.
Did Fraswe win for comeback?
tbh I thought it was gonna go to Tom Hardy or Sylvester Stallone
like it or not, Rylance DESERVES this. such a subtle amazing performance. and i love the fact that Spielberg was genuinely proud of Rylance
subtle yet profound, I would say
Loyalty1269, No he didn't. Stallone was great in Creed but Rylance in Bridge of Spies was truly incredible. I like Creed more than Bridge of Spies but Mark Rylance totally deserved the award over Stallone.
Maybe he did, but not nearly as much as Tom Hardy.
Mark rylance was fantastic in bridge of spies. He and jake gylenhaal are the masters of subtle performances.
@Loyalty1269 No, fuck YOU.
He stole the show. Not a simple task when you’re up against TOM HANKS in a movie. He outacted Hanks, but in a fashion that Hank’s performance shined very complimentary with the passive nature of what Rylance gave to the screen. His passivity spoke a thousand dialogues. Well deserve.
Still disappointed that Stallone didn't win...Rocky Balboa means more to me as a fictitious character than many of the real people I have come across in my life. Would have been a fitting cap on a depiction of an immortal character. But Rylance managed to make a spy working against the United States sympathetic. Ruffalo was good, Hardy was good, and Bale was above average, but this felt like a two horse race the whole time. Sly's endearing and nuanced turn as Rocky with someone else helping him with the direction of the aging former champ against Rylance's even more nuanced turn as Rudolph Abel, a man you should absolutely loathe, but manage to feel sorry for. Will watch this clip about a dozen more times hoping Sly's name was called, but understand why it wasn't.
Hey he's rich and won a golden globe 🌎
I'm sorry Tom Hardy had that in the damn bag, one of the best, most realistic, and perfectly acted true villains I've seen in recent years.
Yes he was the best actor in the revenant....over Leo. What a Performance
Oscars dont want to give Hardy the credit he deserves. Man got done so dirty over the years by the academy.
Tom Hardy is great, if a little typecast, Rylance on the other hand is one of the finest living actors in the world.
@@lukefreeman828 I agree on Rylance. I just prefered that performance.
@@lukefreeman828this is the facts. They were all great performances but Rylance is a real one. Just a lovely lovely man and incredibly talented in a long career.
Pure class..his performance and his speech
I was recently in London and saw Mark Rylance on stage in "Jerusalem" and, has the honour of meeting him afterwards. A Gentleman, a gentle man and one HELL of an actor!
I just missed the end of the run of Jerusalem. One of my acting friends said she felt her DNA was affected by his performance. I know his St. Crispin's day speech from Henry IV, so understated, was one of the more moving I have seen/heard.
Mark was my favourite supporting actor last year (well, he and the amazing Hardy). He was pure amazing in Bridge of Spies, and Steven Spielberg looks so proud!
why? he barely is in the movie, and the only thing that he says is: would it help?, he didn't do anything
@@GONZUdAce11 shut up mark rylance had the second most screen time in that movie
I love mark rylance and his performance in bridge of spies, but Tom hardy saved the revenant from being a disappointment for me.
@@GONZUdAce11 Barely in? He stole the show than Tom Hanks, that's hard and he had the second most screen time
I think it's just a testament to how good Mark Rylance was (he was my personal choice) that not a whole lot of people (in general) seem that upset about Stallone losing. Just came down to two incredible performances, and one had to lose.
Rylance quit the RSC
That should be in Sly's hands. If not him then Tom Hardy.
And alas, like Rocky Balboa himself, Stallone loses the fight, but goes the distance. Life imitating art.
came here from jimmy fallon
Mark Raaaaah-yyylance.
LOL same, i paused millisecond by millisecond and you can see him trying to process it when they said "-lance"
Stallone got robbed
And the Standing Man stands tall! Sly was brilliant, no doubt about it, but the Academy made the right call in recognizing the best performance of the year. And what a gracious speech.
No, it did not
Mark rylance is a superb actor. Watch the series wolf hall.
since corona put me into lockdown i binge watched wolf hall , i especially love his scenes with thomas moore
Stallone should have won :(
I was really surprised in a good way. I did not expect Rylance to even win the Oscar. I thought it was going to be Stallone or Hardy! But Rylance's performance in The Bridge of Spies was something special!!! I absolutely loved his portrayal in the movie he blew Tom Hanks off his feet acting wise! ❤️❤️❤️
Isaac Kappy RIP
Go and see him at the Globe is truly memorable Today’s Globe in London Then you will see him in Shakespeare He is today’s Olivier
Mark deserved the Oscar for sure. But he didn't blow Hanks off his feet. Tom knew Mark was the center of the film and complimented the performance perfectly.
He did an incredible performance, but Tom Hardy deserved the Oscar.
Don’t be silly
@Hosea Matthews no matter what year it is Mark's performance was legendary. He deserved every bit of it
No. Stallone
Tom Hardy should have won.
His performance in the Revenant was one of the best I have ever seen. Just incredible.
You neverr saw "The Bridge of Spies"
@Montravius Daniel mad max is really good too
Definitely not
tom hardy
Such an incredible performance. He absolutely deserved it!
+Frau Landa Completely agree! :D
I saw Bridge Of Spies opening day October 16th, and it ended up being my 3rd favorite film of Bridge Of Spies behind Brooklyn and Spotlight. And, Mark Rylance was my pick to win best Supoorting Actor. Well-deserved! :)
Tom deserved the oscar
Mark Rylance is a amazing actor. So deservered.
Spileberg cast great actors and let them work by their own.
Try and check Wolf Hall out if you can.
@Montravius Daniel He should've, but Rylance was also a great choice, he deserved it. Go watch his performance in Bridge of Spies yourself
An amazing actor
@@ledepi34he’s like a proud dad here- despite them being the same age ha
Tom Hanks is amazing. I loved it when he praised him, who wouldn't ? and I like the way Mark Ruffalo winks every time after they show his nomination, its cool. Mark Rylance deserved this one, Tom Hardy would be my second choice.
Sly or Tom Hardy should've won that o scar. Sly was phenomenal in Creed and Tom gave an amazing performance
I screamed with happiness when Mark won, SO beyond well deserved!!!!
Me too! I was really glad:))
Dominika Paksicza He was fantastic in Bridge of Spies, I absolutely LOVED the movie and Tom Hanks...OMG one of his best roles.
+Megan Woodard Bridge of spies is one of 2015's great movies. Rylance performance is perfect. I am/was glad:)) He is the Academy's best choice for win. And Of course Hans was great too!
Sorry , *Hanks
+Dominika Paksicza and +Megan Woodard, I agree with both of you. For me, Bridge of Spies is an underrated film. I thought it was the best among the best Picture nominees that I saw (I haven't seen Big Short, Fury Road, Revenant, Room), and I was happy that it at least won one Oscar.
Tom Hardy should've won this Oscar and everyone knows it.
As much as I loved Stallone in "Creed" and of course the movie itself, but I have to say Rylance was better. Not much, but he was. I also would've been happy if Stallone won, but Rylance was a deserved winner.
Would it help?
Fuck you, gayboy!
You clearly don't know how awards work. And are probably unaware of the fact that Rylance is only the SECOND actor, after Daniel Day Lewis, winning for a movie directed by Spielberg; should he be so powerful, why didn't all the other ELEVEN actors he directed to a nomination, get an Oscar?
+Dan Stevens if you say so.. does not explain why Bridge of Spies did not sweep all the awards it was nominated for.. be happy with your opinion. And give the movie a second look, maybe you'll see how good Rylance is "apparently doing very little" (which, by the way - and I meant that as a compliment in both cases - is the same approach Stallone showed with his acting in Creed).
yeah
Call me crazy but I think Sly Stallone should have won. He is not a good dramatic actor but his Rocky always was realistic, deep and very interesting
It would have been an insult to the craft of acting had Stallone won
Says someone that clearly has no concept of acting and think maybe that Rocky Balboa is real and not a fictional character meticulously crafted and imparted with innumerable unique attributes and nuance by the script Stallone wrote and his performance. For the life of me, I will never in my entire existence be able to comprehend why people like you can’t understand that what you are seeing is a performance. Stallone does not sound, talk or act like Rocky in any way shape form or fashion. He is an extraordinary actor.
tom hardy should have won he was an real a big evil man in the revenant
So well deserved! For once, the Oscar is given to the best performance of the bunch and to a truly supporting turn. Such a wonderful speech too. Congrats Mark Rylance.
Yeah no
No. Tom Hardy would have it if it had been given to the actor with the best performance.
All of your wrong opinions in the comments are irrelevant, boo
Tom hardy was better
Stallone was robbed of that Oscar
Just watched "Room" yesterday. I'm really mad the academy didn't give Jacob Tremblay a nomination in here.
For a second there you made me feel like 2003 all over again when Tommy didn't get nominated for that oscar. Then I realized you were actually referring to a good movie :D
Magic V Yep!
In my view, that would've been a slap in the face. He's clearly the *lead* of Room and has more screen time than co-star Brie Larson (who rightfully won her Oscar). No, he deserved a *Best Actor* nomination.
They didn't want him to beat Leo. Jacob was the lead in his movie.
Alejandro Pérez Rodilla Just saw it too.Not only nominated but should have won. I cried when he had to do what his ma told him to help them.
Deserved Oscar.
5. Sylvester Stallone.
4. Christian Bale.
3. Mark Ruffalo.
2. Tom Hardy.
1. Mark Rylance.
Tom Hardy should of won the Oscar
Another performance that no one will ever remember!!!!
Yep, such a forgettable performance
Hardy or Ruffalo deserved this
Even 6 years later I still remember his performance. You're saying "no one" as if ALL people don't remember him but there are lots of people who's a Spielberg fan and remember Rylance's Oscar winning performance
Tom Hardy should have won to me, but congratulations to Mark
I agree
Billie Bob Streep They're both good performances.
Billie Bob Streep for my eyes Toms performance was better than marks by far.
lol no
Hardy was really great in THE REVENANT, and would have also been a worthy winner (in fact, ANY of the 5 nominated would've been worthy (I felt the category was that good that particular year)).
On a separate note, one interesting fact: whenever Leonardo DiCaprio was nominated for Lead Actor at the Oscars, his male co-star received a Supporting Actor nomination. Leo was nominated for Lead Actor 4 times, and his co-star was nominated for all 4 of the same movies (in fact, his other male co-stars also got nominated even if he himself wasn't (Michael Shannon in REVOLUTIONARY ROAD, Christoph Waltz (who WON) for DJANGO UNCHAINED and more)).
This is why every actor should start their career in the theatre. You wonder why British actors are better than American actors because they all start their career in the theatre opposed to the Disney channel.
I really wish Sylvester Stalone would have won.
Stallone was robbed
Sly wasn't robbed, TOM HARDY WAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly
I heard that there was no campaign for Mark to be nominated. So this was a bit of suprise...
Actually, Rylance never campaigned because he was in the middle of doing some plays.
well deserved
HAHAHA I knew it he's gonna win it the minute i finished watching Bridge of spies. in bridge of spies he didn't cry or he didn't scream or did the others requirement that audiences always "wating for" to prove as best peformance. he just acted as a man he played for. and he NAILED that. AMAZING. his duration is short but he stole the show, He made that film. we dont need to wait which scene he's gonna cry or screamor be hillarious. he just amazing in every single scene he's in. and i wanna watch the movie again and again just to pay attention at him. i can't wait to see his next movie after this and i can't wait to see him at oscar again next year as a presenter. stoiki muzeik!!! Standing man!!!
watch wolf hall
Would it help?
Yesssss
Stoiki muzeik indeed!!
How did Tom Hardy not win that Oscar....
I came here after watching Don't look up...all I remember from that movie was Peter Isherwell, and I thought he was a real person! How on earth I have never watched any of his movies before. He was just exquisite.
Me too! I just watched it and I came here to see if he really spoke that way in real life as well. He was fantastic!
A well-deserved win! Rylance's performance was perfect.
+doody magoob Yesss
Mark Rylance won over Stallone..... lol wut??? Thanks Academy, you ruined what could've been one the greatest moments in Oscar history. And yes, I think he deserved more than Rylance. Even though Rylance gave a subtle yet powerful performance, Stallone gave a vulnerable and honest performance that was better in the end.
He is the second actor to win an Oscar for a movie directed by Steven Spielberg. The first one being Daniel Day-Lewis for Lincoln.
Even though the first four should have been:
Whoopi Goldberg for The Color Purple
Oprah Winfrey for The Color Purple
Ralph Fiennes for Schindler’s List
Liam Neeson for Schindler’s List
Spielberg has directed 3 Academy Award winning performances.
Daniel Day-Lewis in Lincoln
Mark Rylance in Bridge of Spies
Ariana DeBose in West Side Story.
Sly got robbed.
+Justin Awill the interpretation of Mark and Tom I found them superior to others
one of them two had to win
it hurts to whom it hurts him
+Justin Awill Idris Elba was robbed because they do not nominated
#OSCARS SO WHITE
+Justin Awill
Stallone is an actor well-liked action can
be "Jackie Chan" Vin Diesel "" Jason Statham "but will never be taken seriously (Understand this)
and I'm glad you did not win
has no case be 7 times Rocky
but it is better to new role, movie after movie
Rylance was the best of "bridge of spies"
small acting, but very good
should be a real "secondary"
support to film and less time on screen
+Kisa Vences English please?
I wanted Stallone to get it. He was superb in Creed
Stallone was robbed.
of those 5 nominees what Stallone did was the greatest achievement in acting, he took a character he's played since 1976 and made it fresh and deeply moving, the reason Rylance won is the average oscar voter is over 60 years old, they miss movies like bridge of spies the kinda movies gregory peck and james stewart used to make
Trump 2020 Nah, I saw the film when I was 22 and rented it from Family Video and was blown away by the film it was great. Tom Hanks was superb as always and Mark Rylance was phenomenal and was worthy of that Oscar Win! I saw Creed and while Stallone did great it was nothing compared to Rylance.
It looks like Christian Bale didn't applaud when he lost unlike the other Nominees. I did like Mark Rylance acceptance Speech saying nice things about the other nominees. Maybe Sly can cast Mark Rylance in one of his Rambo, Rocky or Expendable Movies.
Amazing performance in Bridge of Spies!
I'm a big Mark Rylance fan and liked him in his role as as Russian spy , Abel , but I thought Tom Hardy's performance in The Revenant was more worthy of the Oscar .
Pure injustice! Considering not only the performance in CREED but also the trajectory built by Stallone over decades
I just watched the revenant for the 5th time and still cannot believe that tom hardey didn't won the oscar
Yes he was brilliant
Well deserved Mark
What a night.
Supporting Actress, ALICIA VIKANDER, first nomination, first win.
Supporting Actor, MARK RYLANCE, first nomination, first win.
Leading Actress, BRIE LARSON, first nomination, first win.
Lead Actor, LEONARDO DI CAPRIO, five nominations, first win, death of a meme.
Patricia wished that Stallone received that oscar, watch golden globes and you will see that she is happy and clappling for Sly
Tom Hardy should've won.
NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING against Ryland in Person! Strong actor for years and as I've come to know highly sympathic man. But damn it was Stallone robbed that night!!!
Tom Hardy was so full of hatred, greed and disgust in The Revenant. He made everyone so disgusted, which is pulling off the part masterfully to me. I believe I he should have won it 🤷🏽♂️
Such a humble speech. Rylance totally deserved this. It's sad that he didn't get a standing ovation. Sly would have definitely got one had he won because of his sublime portrayal of rocky OVER THE YEARS rather than his performance in Creed (he was brilliant in Creed)
They should have given to Stallone
Mark Rylance: "I don't care about the Oscar I have 3 Tony Awards" :P
Rylance is the best actor in the world right now, his performance in Bridge of Spies and Wolf Hall are a testament of that, best award of that night !!
He is a good actor, but not the best,, at all!
I can easily say u like 20 other actors better than him ;)
I'm talking about this moment right now, not the decade, century, past 5 or 10 years, I'm talking about his body of work in 2015, and his performances in Wolf Hall, Bridge of Spies and Farinelli and the King demonstrate he is at his peak.
And if I were talking about an entire body of work, he is one of the stage's gods. So, still, he can comfortably be toe to toe with the likes of Day-Lewis, Seymour Hoffman, Fiennes, Oldman, Phoenix, Gleeson, Lavant, Mikkelsen, etc. But really, no one came close in 2015.
+leon kane calm down lol
+leon kane Not Day-Lewis, noone can be toe to toe with him and noone probably ever will, that man is ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE, when it comes to acting I mean......The thing is, he doesnt act, he is just as natural in his roles (any role) as it is humanly possible, that is why noone is like him or even close to him.....
Did anybody recognize the extreme amounts of joy on Ruffalo's face when Mark Rylance won?! XD
Water Hazard he probably thought he won for a split second lol ....when he hears Patricia Arquette say Mark..Rylance (and inside he must’ve been like Damnnnn)
Jacob tremblay didn’t even get a nomination? Seriously?
Tom Hardy should've won
+Anthony Martensen if Tom was also my favorite
but only one had to win
vicious character fearless performance but the academy gave the oscar to an eloquent quiet british performance, same as caine won when berenger platoon was nominated
Ye
Well deserved Mark Rylance was spectacular in Bridge of Spies
Saw dont look up and came here just to listen his real voice
Same 😅
Damn, Stallone winning would have sealed the deal as a good Hollywood story from underdog to laughing stock to redeemer. I don't think many people knew that Stallone can actually act and was hoping that Creed would prove otherwise (which is a shame, because it was the film's only nomination), but nevertheless, Rylance did a great performance that was deserving of recognition.
I agree with you. Outside of Rocky, films like F.I.S.T., and Cop Land are examples that Sly Stallone can act.
1:26 Mark Ruffalo's face like ''Oh, what Mark?? Me? Oh hey, nevermind!!! Hey Rylance!!!!''
Mark Also he deserves win the golden globe
I'm happy because Mark won
like it or not the result
Tom also deserved to win, one of them two before stallone
HAPPY ! THANKS ACADEMY
I'm sorry but Stallone deserved it more.
Wow what an incredible and humble acceptance speech
It’s sad sly Stallone’s brother attacked this man on social media out of no reason other than pure jealousy because he felt his brother deserved this win more. Rylance has proven himself to be an amazing talent since this breakout role
I loved Spotlight and I personally believe Mark Ruffalo should have won. That's just my opinion, though, I guess.
totally, ruffalo did an electrifying performance
Respect your pov, but what's your reason? Cuz for me he's the worst in the formation!
i wanted Sylvester Stallone to win for Creed
What the hell is the cameraman doing?
Best speech of the night, and what I absolutely love about this win is that it shows how campaigning isn't everything. It is possible to win by simply giving a great performance.
Spielberg obviously really likes the man- everyone worth a damn loves Rylance. He’s a real one.
Sylvester Stallone was robbed 😖😖😖😖😡😡😡😡
dude tom hardy deserve it for his role the revenant
Great Performance....
Great Movie....
Happy that he won...:)
I can't believe the academy gave this Oscar to a nobody. Sylvester Stallone long deserved this Oscar from the first Rocky movie from the 70s, and this nobody takes his chance away.
+fifibrainiac99 I was also expecting Stallone to win but Rylance was also gr8.... So I'm not complaining but it would have been terrific to see Rocky up on that stage....
1. Sylvester Stallone
2. Tom Hardy
3. Mark Rylance
4. Mark Ruffalo
5. Christian Bale
The biggest injustice in Oscar's history, was that Stallone didn’t win.
For me this list should have been:
Tom Hardy
Mark Rylance
Sylvester Stallone
Steve Carell
Jason Mitchell
supermariofan03 replace Jason Mitchell & Steve carrel with Mark Ruffalo & Jacob tremblay
+rey skywaka Mark Ruffalo was good, but Spotlight was not a movie made to showcase how great these actors are, No one was having an Oscary moment in that movie. I don't think that one freak out moment was enough for Ruffalo to be considered Oscar worthy. Jacob Tremblay I agree on. He was fantastic.
supermariofan03 And Idris Elba ?? Biggest snub. He won the Sag award, the Independent spirit award and was nominated for the Bafta and the Golden Globe. But no Oscar nod. pff
And Rocky should've won.