Martin Landau Wins Supporting Actor: 1995 Oscars
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Anna Paquin presenting Martin Landau with the Oscar® for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in "Ed Wood" at the 67th Academy Awards® in 1995. Introduced by David Letterman.
The only time an actor has won an Oscar for a Tim Burton film.
Depp deserved it for edward scissorhands tbh
@@boxybob6976 samuel jackson should have won
Nah, Martin Landau deserved this Oscar the most. He was incredible in the film, "Ed Wood". Well earned.
@@darthtrip7188 samuel jackson was incredible aswell in pulp fiction, why did Tim Robbins not get a nomination ?
@@Gencturk92 Agreed, Sam Jackson was incredible in Pulp Fiction as well..I just think Landau was just a little better in Ed Wood. And I like Tim Robbins, he was great in The Shawshank Redemption (just like everybody in that film) and he should have been nominated as well..but Morgan Freeman as "Red" was better. The Shawshank Redemption is the greatest and most beautiful film I have ever seen in my life and I've seen a lot of films and a lot of great films. The message of it..my God. Morgan Freeman acted his ass off and narrated the film perfectly. I have actually read online letters from multiple people about how Shawshank stopped them from committing suicide and how it made them not want to give up. Several people. It gives me goosebumps. How that film or The Green Mile for that matter never won even one single Oscar is beyond me. They're both waaaaaaay more than just "prison films". Stephen King and Frank Darabont is an awesome combination. They should collab more.
Martin was going to wrap up his acceptance speech by thanking Bela Lugosi for leaving a legacy of performances that cannot be forgotten, but the short attention span drones running the show cut him off before he could finish. Rest In Peace, Martin Landau. You were a true actor's actor.
Martin Landau totally deserved to win. Ed Wood is an incredible film & Landau's performance as Bela Lugosi was amazing!!!
***** Did you even see Ed Wood? Martin Landau was easily the best in the category.
Akash Vijay i watched ED WOOD last night ..........wow
Appolo Bozec Hell no. I've seen Ed Wood, and Landau was very good I will admit, But Jackson easily should have one. His performance as Jules is one of the best acting performances of the 90's.
Yeah Ed wood also deserved a best picture nomination
+loganvana Taking nothing away from Jackson, he doesn't even come close to Landau's brilliance. No one has ever been that funny and that sad in the same part. A richly deserved award.
People who says Sam Jackson deserved it, it's because they didn't see Ed Wood. Sam was great, but Landau was outstanding and heartbreaking.
Fuck you, im fucking with you dont worry but in my opinion sam was a little better or gary also was great
+ola K ase Peoeple who really know acting realize that Landau's was the best not just of that year but of many another year as well.
La Kaverna While I think "Pulp Fiction" Is the better film, there's no denying Martin Landau's performance. He didn't just play Bela Lugosi. He WAS Bela Lugosi and got multiple generations to understand his sinister charisma and the ultimate tragedy of his reality.
All the movies and actors nominated were good. Martin Landau's performance stood out because of his dramatic portrayal of this tragic figure of Mr. Lugosi and the excellent make up job from Rick Baker making Landau into Bela
Martin as Lugosi in the movie saying the dialog "I have NO home" was just powerful . One would think it was really Bela saying all that in the movie.
R I P Mr. Landau
R I P Mr. Lugosi whom is still being appreciated by fans in the 21st Century
Sam was brilliant, but landau was better
R.I.P. Martin Landau, truly among of the greatest film veterans. He died at least being an Oscar winner.
@Let Your L⚡️GHT Forever Shine ❤️ Rest from smart arses like you perhaps
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Those who thinks Samuel L. Jackson deserved the award more than Martin Landau, I'm sure you haven't watch Ed Wood. Martin's performance as Bela Lugosi is probably one of the most deserved wins ever in history of the Oscars.
yeah but this year of oscars was funny, they gave best picture, director and film editing to forrest gump...best picture should have been shawshank redemption and best director should have been pulp fiction but they got the best actor right though Tom Hanks deserved it... and how did tim robbins not get nominated is strange
1:13 Samuel; "Shit!"
Very ungracious of Jackson, who knew he had a gazillion roles ahead of him and this was the end of the line for Laundau, whose performance was superior, btw.
So true, also very ungracious of Winona Ryder for showing contempt to the decision (read her face).
Yep
But he lived for another 22 years.
great actor may he rest in peace.
Sam Jackson's reaction is priceless.
Landau’s Lugosi was eminently a better performance.
@@ATRTAP I will watch Ed Wood someday just so i can tell you that both of them were great, there is no being better than the other, there is only becoming your character to the fullest degree and thats it, Sam Jackson brought one of the most iconic performances of all time out in Pulp Fiction, he sure as shit deserved an oscar.
In all the years since this win there hasn't been a single article written by any media figure or critic saying that the other actors in this category were robbed. Landau's performance is just that good and well deserved
True. He had won all the critic awards before the Oscar and the Golden Globe
The thing is that Sam Jackson absolutely deserved one too, they should really give him one just because of how iconic his role was, and phenominal at that, any actor who's performance has become legendary should recieve a ''legacy'' oscar.
The most deserved Oscar ever! I thought Sam should have won until I actually watched Ed Wood. Landau is perfect as Lugosi
Romina Tare same here. It was martins oscar
Landau beat both Jackson and Senise for the Golden globe before the categories were separated by drama and Musical or Comedy. Landau and also won L.A. Film Critics and NY Film Critics and some more. Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie and there's no doubt that Jules' presence in the film makes the movie better. But I sat down to watch Ed Wood too one day and was like this is not a lifetime achievement award after all.
Rest In Peace Martin, your performance in Ed Wood was remarkable and by far the most under appreciated oscar performance win ever, we'll miss you buddy.
Martin Landau is one of the best character actors ever
futureshock Classic Mission Impossible fans and anyone who Cleopatra fans could have told you that back in the 1960's.
i love his character in 'The Majestic'
anyone else who came from graham norton show to see Sam jackson say oh shit when he didn't win and lolled when they saw it?
Omg yes
Yes and I'm laughing my ass off omg
+Matilda Morales Yeeah!
+Valentina Barbie Glad i'm not the only one
Yeah! hahahahahahaha :D
Martin Landau: Unpretentious, kind , generous and a great actor. Sorely missed.
Samuel L Jackson was great in Pulp Fiction and Gary Sinise was amazing in Forrest Gump but they didn't stand a chance against Martin Landau as Bela Lugosi.
As I said elsewhere in this chat, Landau paid his dues in Hollywood longer than Sinise and Jackson COMBINED had. But Sinise and Jackson were terrific, and probably cancelled each other out to help make it Landau for the win.
@Ryan Akwar how did Tim Robbins not get nominated in this is beyond me but samuel jackson should have won
@Ryan Akwar no morgan freeman was nominated for leading role not tim robbins.
@Ryan Akwar well its better to be nominated than not being nominated at all right ? because morgan freeman got the leading role so they should have given this to tim robbins. btw morgan freeman was the one on the spotlight he was narrating it, after tim robbins escaped we never saw him until the end
You know nothing you cretin
That 12-year-old presenter was calm, poised and wonderfully articulate. Search Anna Paquin’s Oscar win. She was adorable!
She actually went on to have an outstanding career as Rogue in “X-Men” and Sooki in “True Blood”.
I wonder the existential crises the other nominees were in losing to a little kid
Great Oscar moment. The contrast between Landau and Paquin is startling. Paquin was new to film and Landau had been working in tv and film for around 40 years in 1995. Rip . Great character actor. Thanks for the entertainment sir.
I once used to think that Sam Jackson should have won here, until I finally watched Ed Wood. Words can't describe how spectacular and legendary Martin was in that movie. Martin deserved it, period!! One of THE greatest acting performances of all time. One of the rarest times Oscar got it fully right and gave the award to indeed THE best performance of the year.
Edit:- Watching Pulp Fiction again, it's a brilliant and complex af performance by Jackson no doubt. Sensational stuff but he was a goddamn lead in that, not supporting. Jackson should have definitely won the lead actor Oscar over Hanks that year. Jackson is no more or less of a lead than Travolta. If anything, Travolta pales in comparison to Jackson a bit in all their shared scenes together, that's how impactful Sam was in Pulp Fiction. Landau though deserved every inch of his Oscar. It's going down as one of the greatest acting performances of all time.
Tim should get a best director oscar
Lmfaoooo it seems like your trying to convince yourself lol nothing topped Sam Jackson that year... no-one.
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Martin Landau did.
@@sito7186 yes, because the powers that be wanted it that way... except... it didn't age very well did it? Samuel L. Jackson's scene in Pulp Fiction is easily one the greatest scenes in movie history. Word of advice my friend... when you try and force a narrative which the majority don't agree with... it gets too obvious... dont do that lol
@@rumbarey I mean I am appreciating Landau but not at the expense of Jackson so think you are partially wrong. Jackson is a really spectacular actor and is not just a "same character who spews profanity" in his roles. Profanity might be a common trait in his performances but even then Jackson has been VERY versatile in portraying all those profane characters while carrying enough nuance to separate them all.
Pulp Fiction is a great movie, but this is about the supporting performance. Martin Landau was definitely better than Samuel L. Jackson (who was also great, there should be no doubt), Landau's portrayal was absolutely stunning.
RIP Martin Landau. Thank you for what you have done.
A well-deserved Oscar. Ed Wood is such a great film, I wish Depp was nominated as well because he deserved it too.
R.I.P. Mr. Landau.
RIP Martin Landau. Even though 89 is a good age to die, I was still shaken by his death because he felt immortal to me. After his winning his Oscar, he stuck around for 20-something more years and remained prolific, often popping up in things like Entourage and The Simpsons.
Anna Paquin in 1995 presenting the Best Supporting Actor nominee. The nominees were Samuel L. Jackson, Martin Landau, Chaz Palminteri, Paul Scofield and Gary Sinise.
LOL
Well-deserved for Martin!
RIP Martin Landau (June 20, 1928 - July 15, 2017), aged 89
You will be remembered as a legend.
Those who have seen Ed wood know that Martin landau deservedly won the Oscar. Martin landau didn't play Bela lugosi, Martin landau WAS Bela lugosi.
Samuel L. Jackson was damn good, but Landau was far, far better.
hear hear
Leohanks 6-3-3 (Leandro Chaves) ahahahahahahha "far far" yes the best actor ever martin landau😂
Sam Jackson is just a mediocre actor, there are far more talented actors than him who don't get so much fan worship, but Tarantino fangirls obviously never saw any other film other than Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained, so they obviously won't know anything.
Saw his reaction? Sore loser
Leohanks 6-3-3 (Leandro Chaves) can’t agree there man, L.Jackson was on another level
He clearly "PULLED DA STRING!"
Sam Jackson was wonderful, but Martin Landau was fantastic in Ed Wood, what really bugs me is that Sam Jackson hasn't been nominated again. PS Anna Paquin was so adorable.
Samuel plays the same character every time. He's a one-note samba. zzzz
All Canadians are adorable
I would have a hard time choosing between Landau and Jackson that year. They were both excellent in their roles.
@@TheHoopyscoopy not true
He should’ve been nominated for Steven in Django
I'm sorry Jackson, but Landau deserved this.
oh fuck off
He sure did and I'm not sorry. Samuel's an ungracious b*tch, pardon my French. :oP
Indeed!
@@TheHoopyscoopy oh shut your mouth
@MrGMovieReviews 😂🤣
a very underutilized and underappreciated actor until the late 1980's, he was a marvelous actor. Loved him in Crimes and Misdemeanors; he's one of those actors who can say a million words with just his facial expressions... He was a gem.
RIP Mr. Landau you were a great talent ❤️
The only people who say Jackson deserved it haven't seen Ed Wood.
and Jackson was a sore loser. Watch him when Landau wins. =D
Am one of them.
@@davequ nah he’s just disappointed because he felt it was the best of his career
I just Al saw it both where great I still think Sam jackson deserved it but I’m not mad at this win
Martin deserved this; he gave the best performance of the 1990s.
Landau absolutely deserved to win. His performance was a marvel to watch. I always wished he had mentioned Lugosi in his acceptance speech. Lugosi deserved it.
Landau beat both Jackson and Senise for the Golden globe before the categories were separated by drama and Musical or Comedy. Landau and also won L.A. Film Critics and NY Film Critics and some more. Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie and there's no doubt that Jules' presence in the film makes the movie better. But I sat down to watch Ed Wood too one day and was like this is not a lifetime achievement award after all.
He wanted to mention Lugosi at the end but they cut him off for running too long before he could finish.
The right guy won. Landau slayed that role.
He won for a lifetime of work on television and in films. Well deserved. RIP Martin Landau.
An incredible performance that will be forever cherished. RIP Martin Landau
So glad Landau was recognized here for his performance as Lugosi. I never even noticed or cared for supporting roles until I saw this film.
I was pissed about Landau winning over Sam Jackson, so I watched Ed Wood. I am now glad.
Notice the part where Landau says all the people who saw this movie are probably in this room. Evidently it didn't fair well at the box office. But I hope Martin lived long enough to see this movie become a CULT CLASSIC, cause that's exactly what it became and remains.
Not only Marty have gotten the award but bela was there in spirit I think that bela and Marty got the Oscar together rip to 2 of the greatest badass actors of all time
Sadly the movie DID tank at the box office.
But now it's viewed by many people to be the greatest film of anyone who was involved with it.
RIP Martin Landau. Never met him but seems like an amazing guy.
Yeah he's death had me in my feelings and he did good in this role
One of the great actors of our time. RIP Martin.
Landau and Jackson both deserved the Oscar.
Two astonishing performances.
Jackson has time to win one and, hopefully, will do so.
Jackson eventually received his Honorary Oscar so he's good.
Best male performances ever. You were not watching him playing Bela Lugosi, you were watching Bela Lugosi.
He did try. They started playing the exit music as he was trying to thank Bela, and he became so angry that they were trying to rush him offstage that he famously hit the podium and shouted, "No!". But apparently, that footage has been lost, because of course the Academy doesn't want anything around that makes them look bad.
RIP Mr. Landau
You will be receiving praise from Bela Lugosi himself now
Landau portrayal of Lagosi was brilliant and it didn't hurt that the was surrounded by a brilliant ensemble cast and lead by an equally brilliant director.
It was simply meant to be. It was fate.
His performance and that movie were stellar.
Samuel's reaction - probably the most honest moment in Oscar history.
R.I.P.
Martin Landau (1928-2017)
Never was an award more deserved
One of those years that will forever be remembered for the talent that didn't get the support gong. Samuel L was absolutely top class. Sinise plays the Gump role out of his skin. Either one would have cleared the decks in any other year. But Martin Landau as Lugosi, was simply on another plain. Truly deserved.
A truly amazing performance. So well deserved.
Thanks for your amazing performances Martin! R.I.P. :'(
Martin Landau deserved it and he’s proud of his role as Bela Lugosi
To all the idiots who haven't watched Ed Wood and are commenting that SAmuel Jackson was robbed, please go watch the performance first! Samuel Jackson despite giving a great performance was in a role he could have pulled out of his pocket any given day but Martin Landau was so perfectly Bela Lugosi and more importantly SO much out of his comfort zone where every pore of his breathes the character. Talk about PERFECT casting. This is NOT an example of the Academy going wrong or the Oscars being more of a lifetime achievement award.
"Landau also did extensive research on his subject, watching 25 of Lugosi movies and seven interviews with the man between the years of 1931 and 1956. From this research Landau constructs a Lugosi that is a gruff, grumpy old man who spits out obscenities when provoked. He’s the jaded counterpoint to Wood’s youthful optimism. "
This portrayal would have gone down as one of the most criminally underrated movie roles ever if Samuel Jackson were to win the Oscar. I am only glad that atleast some people would now commit to watching and looking into this captivating role by an all time great.
yup, i did not seen the movie ed wood but some scene on RUclips only ( I wish I can see the movie in English ) and yes, Mr. Landau was a great actor in the movie. I have teary eyes when he died in the clip I have seen..
The whole movie is well worth watching even if not as easy fun viewing as Pulp Fiction. Landau is spectacular but the movie itself also does a great job.
1chienandalou haha, you mention Pulp Fiction and I just watched it yesterday, ( not yet finish :D )!
As much as I love Pulp Fiction and Jackson's character, was Martin Landau who deserved that Oscar, hands down.
Academy Award winner 1995 supporting actor Bela Lugosi by way of Martin Landau. " Eddie...help me". Heartbreaking.
Ed Wood is one of my alltime favorite movies. Martin Landau was the best Mission Impossible character, and who can forget. Space:1999?
Yes, unforgettable commander John Koenig!!! 💯 💪👍
Watching Ed Wood now on Disney+ Fantastic!! He is amazing in this! Grew up with Space1999
👍 Yes, ML was John Koenig, commander of Moonbase Alpha. ❤
He was just too good. One of the great performances in the history of cinema.
I love Samuel L. Jackson's face, when the name's read out, "Ah shit."
Gary Oldman should’ve been nominated for his role as Stansfield in The Professional.
He overreacted a bit in that movie.
I agree
He chewed scenery like there was no tomorrow. So that's a big NO
Love Gary oldman
But that performance was a ham
Fuck no.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. I don't know why.
Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie and Sam Jackson played his role to perfection, but Landau stole nothing that night. He’s incredible in Ed Wood.
I had the honor and pleasure of meeting Landau in August 2016, barely a year before he passed. Despite having grown up w/ Tim Burton's work ('Batman', 'Beetlejuice', 'Edward Scissorhands', 'Mars Attacks'), it finally took me til just several months ago to see 'Ed Wood'. Was a deserving win.
Amazing how this 10-year old girl can successfully pronounce every actor's name correctly when I've seen ADULT presenters screw things up! Oh, and this is a VERY RARE case where the Academy got it right. Landau totally deserved this.
+drlee2 Not to quibble but she was twelve at the time. And it's really not all that RARE. Come on. Give the academy a break. Landau's award was truly deserved, but there have been many, many others equally so.
+TheChannel.TV They get it wrong most of the time. They barely even nominate the right actors, much less give it to the most deserving of the ones they actually nominate.
+drlee2 Don't get testy. Just your opinion, not a fact. They've pissed me off sometimes too, but you can't please everybody. I agree with them more often than not. Mostly the oscar voters have had pretty good taste. Yours, however, is questionable. Maybe you'd like to see Pauly Shore or Hulk Hogan nominated for something?
She's a 12 year old not an idiot.
Wow what a race between Martin Landau,Samuel L Jackson and Gary sinise...1994 was a kick ass year for movies! All of them were superb,but I must say I am glad that Martin won.
Ed Wood is laughing in his grave!! And you thought I couldn't ever get the respect via the movie business which he loved. You wait long enough, work hard enough to leave something worthwhile even though it's not perfect, you will be recognized one day.
Those who think Sam deserved the Oscar should watch Ed Wood first
I'll never forget or forgive the Academy for playing off Mr. Landau during his moment - he was in mid sentence and you played him off....and you didn't even have the courage to upload it - but faded it out before the reveal of the disrespect that shown him.
And to Bela Lugosi. Of course they don't show that here because it's their upload
He became Bela Lugosi. Martin just disappeared. So much love in that movie. It could of been such a slapstick comedy but Tim Burton handled it with such love and admiration. A personal best for all the actors and the director.
What a group of accomplished actors! It must have been sweeter to win against those stars. RIP Landau!
Well deserved Oscar to Martin Landau for playing Lugosi ❤
Rest in peace, Martin 😭
Martin landau did not play Bela lugosi. Martin landau WAS Bela lugosi.
@@neutral7786The facts
Anna Paquin with that New Zealand accent is awesome
Great actor.Perfect in Ed Wood.
One of the best actors ever that would have given us much more and won more had he not been so ridiculously underused. RIP Martin Landau
Martin was an amazing actor. Rip
For a change Hollywood gets it right.
It amuses me that Anna Paquin is wearing gloves. It's as if she was already prepping herself for the role of Rogue.
+InvaderPet Great observation!
InvaderPet That's what I thought!
Unforgetable in Space: 1999 !!! RIP Mr Landau. You are the greatest !
Les Amis de la cuisine provençale Not to mention Mission Impossible.
Tu as raison
Rest in Peace, Mr. Landau. God Bless You, and thank you for everything.
When I watched Ed Wood, Martin Landau was amazing, he was so good I kept forgetting he wasn't Bela Lugosi.
Right man won. He really deserved it.
The actor who portrayed the late Bela Lugosi (1882-1956) in "Ed Wood."
Landau was unbelievably good in Ed Wood, fully deserved
It still gives me chill looking at him as an old man since he always reminds me of his dead-cold character in North by Northwest. I should watch Ed Wood sometime soon.
Marvelously sinister in North by Northwest.
Good thing Landau didn’t say, “What?” in his speech. Samuel was already cursing when he lost.
Best Supporting Actor awards are usually bestowed on venerable performers as a reward for long and meritorious service to Hollywood but Martin Landau deserved this twice over. One of the best BSA awards ever.
one of the BEST performances in film, EXCELLENT!!!😉
Well deserved. He was fantastic as Bela!!
RIP the great Martin Landau!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Academy Awards cut the ending because the don't want to remember their FAIL! And just when he was going to thank one of the best actors of all time!
RIP Martin and deserved this award.
truly one of the greatest performances on screen of all time.
R.I.P.
Martin Landau
1928-2017
You know what? Lugosi was resurrected, after all, it just took one Martin Landau.
Landau's body of work speaks for itself, it needs no embellishment.
R.I.P. Martin Landau. You deserved this award entirely! ❤️