It's not a big club, writer-actors. Out of the still living actors who already have an Oscar for writing, I only see the potential for an acting award in Matt Damon or Ben Affleck. Maybe Billy Bob Thornton.
@@khymaaren updating: kenneth branagh! (and george clooney won an oscar for acting and has two writing nominations - he could do it going in the other direction)
One of the best adapted screenplays, ever. Adapting a 200 years old novel, stay true to the book but be fresh at the same time, that is one hard job to do. Of course it's helpful if you have such a brilliant mind and a great sense of humor as Miss Thompson does.
Emma Thompson has so much class, she is so funny, witty, beautiful and above all a perfectly genuine awesome, strong, powerful woman. love you Emma, xx
Both Emma and Anthony should have received Oscars for "the remains of the day" , i haven't watched a better acting than that, it was perfect in every way possible .
Agreed! Both were absolutely brilliant in The Remains of the Day. Talk about back to back superb performances from Emma and then a completely different performance from Hopkins. Just the extreme from Silence of the Lambs should have gotten it for him, and it didn't hurt that he also had Shadowlands that year which he was also great in.
I have always seen that movie on the Netflix content and I never felt like watching it, I don't know why, but now that I read this coments I think I will give it a try... Thank you all!
Agreed! I’m quite picky about what is done to an Austen novel when they put it on screen. I don’t normally like the changes they make, but this adaptation is so perfect. I never noticed till now that Thompson herself adapted it! Bravo!
My heart went shattering and my tears pouring when she thanked Ang Lee at the end of her speech. It was lovingly precious and the way she delivers in that presence are beyond words.
yes to all of that but I’m very disappointed that this is the second time she won an Oscar and she never mention her mother! a gorgeous talented amazing mother of her Has anyone ever saw her work ?she might be the one who taught Emma Thompson how to act!
She attended one of the most elite universities in the world, Cambridge. Fun note: Hugh Laurie (House) and Stephen Fry were her classmates at Cambridge, and good friends as well.
@@andrewtucker94 Fuck it, a lot of brits are very hypocrites and I can't stand when they portray themselves like the Queen's Mother....You show lack of respect sometimes, stop acting like you are all gentlemen and ladies. Please.
@@mappingoutthesky Not just the 2 Oscars, he also presented her with her BAFTA award for Howards End, and he was sitting next to her when she won a Golden Globe for the same film. She should insist on having him around more...
This was Ang Lee’s first English feature film. If he was a director of more stature at the time, he probably would’ve been nominated for best director. Emma Thompson noticed the snub and graciously dedicated her Oscar to him. Of course Ang came into his own in later years and won two best director Oscars.
@@quitequiet1 Yes, it is weird that he didn't get nominated. Clearly the Academy loved the film, it got nods for Picture, Actress, Supp Actress, Screenplay and a few other categories. And it was such a great directing, Ang did a marvelous job with Emma's masterful screenplay.
Fun fact: Emma Thompson is one of only 11 people (and the only woman) to receive acting and writing nominations in the same year (achieving this for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY) (she's also the only person ever to win both categories, winning acting for HOWARD'S END). The other 10 to receive both nominations in the same year were: Charlie Chaplin (THE GREAT DICTATOR), Orson Welles (CITIZEN KANE), Sylvester Stallone (ROCKY), Woody Allen (ANNIE HALL), Warren Beatty (twice, for HEAVEN CAN WAIT and REDS respectively), Massimo Troisi (IL POSTINO), Billy Bob Thornton (SLING BLADE), Matt Damon (GOOD WILL HUNTING), and George Clooney*. *Clooney is a unique case in that he's the only person EVER to receive both nominations for 2 DIFFERENT films in the same year, and he achieved this feat TWICE. He received a writing nod for GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK and an acting nod for SYRIANA (both in 2005, winning the acting one) and a writing nod for IDES OF MARCH and an acting nod for THE DESCENDANTS (both in 2011).
Emma's speech for this and for "Howard's End" was pitch perfect: short, charming, funny and to the point. A great favourite with AMPAS and deservedly so.
Emma Thompson, actress of "Nanny McPhee" and now, an iconic screenwriter of "Sense and Sensibility" in 1995 since she read Jane Erye's famous novel. Congrats to her role in writing and acting in this iconic movie. : )
This was the second time, she was also a double nominee in the 1994 Oscars for best actress for The Remains of the Day and best Supporting actress for In the Name of the Father. and she is the only person to win Oscars for both acting and writing. and I believe the only actor to be twice a double nominee.
She's in fact one of only 11 people (and the only woman) to receive acting and writing nominations in the same year (achieving this for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY). The other 10 to do this were: Charlie Chaplin (THE GREAT DICTATOR), Orson Welles (CITIZEN KANE), Sylvester Stallone (ROCKY), Woody Allen (ANNIE HALL), Warren Beatty (twice, for HEAVEN CAN WAIT and REDS respectively), Massimo Troisi (IL POSTINO), Billy Bob Thornton (SLING BLADE), Matt Damon (GOOD WILL HUNTING), and George Clooney*. *Clooney is a unique case in that he's the only person EVER to receive both nominations for 2 DIFFERENT films in the same year, and he achieved this feat TWICE. He received a writing nod for GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK and an acting nod for SYRIANA (both in 2005, winning the acting one) and a writing nod for IDES OF MARCH and an acting nod for THE DESCENDANTS (both in 2011).
Emma deserved that. Sense and Sensibility is one of my all-time favourite films. She's seems lovely and is very funny. We love you Emma!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm studying screenplays by watching the movie and reading the script simultaneously. A good exercise, you see how wonderful movies are written. I just did it with Sense and Sensibility. I must have watched it 30 times since I first saw it in the theatre. Great movie. What I didn't realise was that, a) it was written by Emma Thompson herself! b) she won the Oscar for it! Anyway, it comes as no surprise. Very talented woman. And very cute too. She's gorgeous in this video. And funnily enough, she's the one who ended up marrying Willoughby in real life.
+Gayle Elizabeth I wouldn't call it wonderful. if she had dwelled on the reality of such marriages and matched the correct people together I would have understood. Willoughby was meant to be a changed man and Marianne should not have married a middle aged man. Elinor was better suited. I don't think Emma saw the reality to the story. The author was just one who encouraged indoctrination of young girls via books. To get them to think older men were amazing and loved tthem when society was just ageist.
@@cocodakilla you do know the movie was based on the book by Jane Austen, don't you? You could tell her that you find fault with her story - but you'd have to dig her up.😉
So inspiring! I spent an entire day and evening engrossed in a publication of the script. It made write my own scripts. Such a brilliance Emma is I hope ...
Emma needs to get nominated again, so we can have another great and witty speech, as well as great acting. For whatever reason, Oscar started ignoring her work, and she's been every bit as good in some films since 1995.
Both her Oscars were presented by Sir Anthony Hopkins. :) and totally love how he smiled as soon as he opened the envelope ! PS- Both the speeches she started with saying "I do not know how to thank the Academy...."
Charming Emma. I miss to see her mum more enthusiastic for the situation... No hugs, no claps...Emma, I hope to see you win your 3rd Oscar, and hopefully with a warmer support!
U just know when anthony is going to award u know it will be emma Thompson (being British), who thoroughly deserved it. Shame she wasnt nominated for love actually, saving mr banks, among many other films
Wow! What a great line-up for adapted screenplay that year. All of those movies--even Babe--was written so intelligently and carefully and any one of them could have won.
Very often you can guess who the winner is by who is presenting. In this case, the previous time Emma Thompson won Oscar for Best Actress in 1993 for Howard's End she was also presented by Anthony Hopkins.
Hopkins really likes giving Emma her oscars.
Agreed, but since he has done it before when she has won, the rest of the actresses must see him come out and just give up right there.
He’s definitely her good luck charm.
Apparently
lmao tony after he passes her the Oscar: (arms spread graciously, drifts out of frame)
@@nicolesong6199 oh
The smile of Anthony Hopkins to Emma just before saying her name is priceless and makes me happy.
Food!!!
He is her good-omen
He actually handed her another Oscar before 😆😆
That was so lovely!
Like Sophia Loren, who gave the Oscars to Roberto Benigni screaming "Roberto!!!". Okay, all of that was more Italian and less British... 😁😁😁
The only Oscar winner to win for Best Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay! Bravo👏
In fact, she's the only PERSON (male or female) to win for BOTH acting AND screenwriting.
@@axr7149 Bradley Cooper: Hold my beer...
@@izpauli Bradley ain't gonna win best actor
@@izpauli lol...he's not winning either..sit down...
@@izpauli got that wrong
Emma Thompson must be protected at all costs.
And so, Emma Thompson became the only person in Oscar's history to win award for both acting and writing.
Uf, yo no sabia eso. (I didn´t know that)
I was about to ask what about Matt Damon and Ben Affleck for Good Will Hunting, then I realised they haven't won for acting yet 😅.
It's not a big club, writer-actors. Out of the still living actors who already have an Oscar for writing, I only see the potential for an acting award in Matt Damon or Ben Affleck. Maybe Billy Bob Thornton.
@@khymaaren updating: kenneth branagh! (and george clooney won an oscar for acting and has two writing nominations - he could do it going in the other direction)
@@khymaaren Ben Affleck winning an oscar for acting.................. are you drunk? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
She is the only person to ever won Oscars for acting and writing screenplay. Just to show how amazing she is.
Funny how Anthony Hopkins presents both of her Oscars; for this and for Howard's End
I love his little smile when he looks into the envelope.
yes, he got clearly pleased with it! :)
One of the best adapted screenplays, ever. Adapting a 200 years old novel, stay true to the book but be fresh at the same time, that is one hard job to do. Of course it's helpful if you have such a brilliant mind and a great sense of humor as Miss Thompson does.
Emma Thompson has so much class, she is so funny, witty, beautiful and above all a perfectly genuine awesome, strong, powerful woman. love you Emma, xx
Both Emma and Anthony should have received Oscars for "the remains of the day" , i haven't watched a better acting than that, it was perfect in every way possible .
I could not agree more...the film too for that matter
It is a stunning flawless adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's masterpiece.
an evocative, somewhat haunting story that is so, so deeply felt. This movie is in my top three all time...
Agreed! Both were absolutely brilliant in The Remains of the Day. Talk about back to back superb performances from Emma and then a completely different performance from Hopkins. Just the extreme from Silence of the Lambs should have gotten it for him, and it didn't hurt that he also had Shadowlands that year which he was also great in.
I have always seen that movie on the Netflix content and I never felt like watching it, I don't know why, but now that I read this coments I think I will give it a try... Thank you all!
Sense and Sensibility is one of my favourite films - the script is perfect.
Agreed! I’m quite picky about what is done to an Austen novel when they put it on screen. I don’t normally like the changes they make, but this adaptation is so perfect. I never noticed till now that Thompson herself adapted it! Bravo!
Yes, so very perfect and flawless.
I came here to say exactly this but you all beat me to it. 😁
One of my favorites too!!! If you were to match the book to the film, it is spot-on perfection!!!
I love how Anthony Hopkins smiled and look so proud of her because he presents the award to Emma again.
My heart went shattering and my tears pouring when she thanked Ang Lee at the end of her speech. It was lovingly precious and the way she delivers in that presence are beyond words.
omg...her speech is just...why cant oscar winners these days make speech like that. She seems truly talented, well educated and humble person.
It's not about these days, it's Brits vs Yanks
A big part is her charming accent
yes to all of that but I’m very disappointed that this is the second time she won an Oscar and she never mention her mother! a gorgeous talented amazing mother of her Has anyone ever saw her work ?she might be the one who taught Emma Thompson how to act!
She attended one of the most elite universities in the world, Cambridge.
Fun note: Hugh Laurie (House) and Stephen Fry were her classmates at Cambridge, and good friends as well.
@@andrewtucker94 Fuck it, a lot of brits are very hypocrites and I can't stand when they portray themselves like the Queen's Mother....You show lack of respect sometimes, stop acting like you are all gentlemen and ladies. Please.
Anthony Hopkins is so proud.
I guess he married her in Howard's End.
i loved them in The Remains of the Day
Alan Rickman was hot in Sense and Sensibility😍
My favorite role of his. You can tell why Emma wanted him for the part. They are great on screen together.
I agree
Lisa Kazmier him*
So true 😍
Indeed, and Emma’s old Cambridge pal, Hugh Laurie was hilarious, in a snide, sarcastic way.
anthony hopkins seems to be her good luck charm
What are the odds of that?
+Kiks' he gave her the two Oscars she won
@@mappingoutthesky Not just the 2 Oscars, he also presented her with her BAFTA award for Howards End, and he was sitting next to her when she won a Golden Globe for the same film. She should insist on having him around more...
Given Hopkins just won again and will presumably present again, we need to make sure she’s in the running again!
I just love how she thanked Ang Lee by the end of her speech… so sweet.
This was Ang Lee’s first English feature film. If he was a director of more stature at the time, he probably would’ve been nominated for best director. Emma Thompson noticed the snub and graciously dedicated her Oscar to him.
Of course Ang came into his own in later years and won two best director Oscars.
@@quitequiet1 Yes, it is weird that he didn't get nominated. Clearly the Academy loved the film, it got nods for Picture, Actress, Supp Actress, Screenplay and a few other categories. And it was such a great directing, Ang did a marvelous job with Emma's masterful screenplay.
@@oscarfun100I feel like he would have been nominated if he was white
@@Girl-rj3qedefinitely
Emma is grace personified. I simply adore her :)
This woman is so remarkable
One of the most perfect screenplays ever written. Truly deserved win!!!!
She is a genius, witty, self deprecating and the most stunning English rose in the world
Fun fact: Emma Thompson is one of only 11 people (and the only woman) to receive acting and writing nominations in the same year (achieving this for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY) (she's also the only person ever to win both categories, winning acting for HOWARD'S END). The other 10 to receive both nominations in the same year were: Charlie Chaplin (THE GREAT DICTATOR), Orson Welles (CITIZEN KANE), Sylvester Stallone (ROCKY), Woody Allen (ANNIE HALL), Warren Beatty (twice, for HEAVEN CAN WAIT and REDS respectively), Massimo Troisi (IL POSTINO), Billy Bob Thornton (SLING BLADE), Matt Damon (GOOD WILL HUNTING), and George Clooney*.
*Clooney is a unique case in that he's the only person EVER to receive both nominations for 2 DIFFERENT films in the same year, and he achieved this feat TWICE. He received a writing nod for GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK and an acting nod for SYRIANA (both in 2005, winning the acting one) and a writing nod for IDES OF MARCH and an acting nod for THE DESCENDANTS (both in 2011).
Fascinating trivia
He won an oscar for argo for producer along side ben Affleck who won previously for writing good will hunting.
Emma's mom looks absolutely stunning!!!
Emma's speech for this and for "Howard's End" was pitch perfect: short, charming, funny and to the point. A great favourite with AMPAS and deservedly so.
Just saw film again last week. Superb screenplay.
I am glad you liked. it.
I just watched Sense and Sensibility for the first time and didn’t know Emma got an Oscar for it, but damn it is very well deserved. 👏
Same here; just saw it.
Phyllida looked so proud. Every award Emma wins is so well-deserved. She's such a brilliant actress and writer.
Excellent choice.Sense and Sensibility perfect screenplay.
Isn’t Emma one of a kind? So unique, so special. I simply loved her screenplay and her acting!
To have Antony Hopkins present it was just the icing on the cake
Emma you so deserve this award!! Love Sense and Sensibility..... one of my favorites!
1:11. Anthony's smile when he sees Emma's name is gold.
Happy to see Emma Thompson ' s mother so proud every girl's dream to make her mother proud of her
Very close year, but Thompson totally derserved her recognition! And gosh people, isn't she pretty or what?!
Anthony's smile before saying it and the little scream in the back when Emma's name was announced really makes this remarkable
what a lovely speech, no wonder she could write great screen play!
Emma Thompson, actress of "Nanny McPhee" and now, an iconic screenwriter of "Sense and Sensibility" in 1995 since she read Jane Erye's famous novel. Congrats to her role in writing and acting in this iconic movie. : )
Gorgeous film, gorgeous woman. She was brilliant in it and she did a succulent job adapting Jane's work.
Emma has 2 Oscars nomination in 1 night. How great is that ? She's awesome in every way
This was the second time, she was also a double nominee in the 1994 Oscars for best actress for The Remains of the Day and best Supporting actress for In the Name of the Father. and she is the only person to win Oscars for both acting and writing. and I believe the only actor to be twice a double nominee.
She's in fact one of only 11 people (and the only woman) to receive acting and writing nominations in the same year (achieving this for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY). The other 10 to do this were: Charlie Chaplin (THE GREAT DICTATOR), Orson Welles (CITIZEN KANE), Sylvester Stallone (ROCKY), Woody Allen (ANNIE HALL), Warren Beatty (twice, for HEAVEN CAN WAIT and REDS respectively), Massimo Troisi (IL POSTINO), Billy Bob Thornton (SLING BLADE), Matt Damon (GOOD WILL HUNTING), and George Clooney*.
*Clooney is a unique case in that he's the only person EVER to receive both nominations for 2 DIFFERENT films in the same year, and he achieved this feat TWICE. He received a writing nod for GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK and an acting nod for SYRIANA (both in 2005, winning the acting one) and a writing nod for IDES OF MARCH and an acting nod for THE DESCENDANTS (both in 2011).
The remains of the day= perfection.
Those two together their was amazeballs
She looks so chic and I love that she won for best adapted screenplay.
Emma deserved that. Sense and Sensibility is one of my all-time favourite films. She's seems lovely and is very funny. We love you Emma!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Emma Thompson is educated, humble, smart, hilarious, and kind and i am grateful that i happened to find out about her
The script is sublime, I just adore Emma Thompson.
I ADORE Emma Thompson! Such a lovely, lovely person.
Good pronunciation of Uruguay, Em.
I'm studying screenplays by watching the movie and reading the script simultaneously. A good exercise, you see how wonderful movies are written. I just did it with Sense and Sensibility. I must have watched it 30 times since I first saw it in the theatre. Great movie. What I didn't realise was that, a) it was written by Emma Thompson herself! b) she won the Oscar for it! Anyway, it comes as no surprise. Very talented woman. And very cute too. She's gorgeous in this video. And funnily enough, she's the one who ended up marrying Willoughby in real life.
Thanks a lot for your kind comments! I simply love that film, it's already a classic.
+Gayle Elizabeth I wouldn't call it wonderful. if she had dwelled on the reality of such marriages and matched the correct people together I would have understood. Willoughby was meant to be a changed man and Marianne should not have married a middle aged man. Elinor was better suited. I don't think Emma saw the reality to the story. The author was just one who encouraged indoctrination of young girls via books. To get them to think older men were amazing and loved tthem when society was just ageist.
+Fer Abra OMG I never knew the screenplay was written by her!! This lady never fails to amaze me. Everything about this movie was perfect.
***** far from perfect
@@cocodakilla you do know the movie was based on the book by Jane Austen, don't you? You could tell her that you find fault with her story - but you'd have to dig her up.😉
It's amazing that Anthony Hopkins presented the 2 awards where Emma Thompson won amazing!
This woman is a genius...❤️
What a lady, but also, what a "dame"" too, Not just her Royal Honor, but a gal who can hv fun & laugh at herself. Love 💘 Emma T.'
Emma looks like a vision and her mum is so adorable they really look alike
So inspiring! I spent an entire day and evening engrossed in a publication of the script. It made write my own scripts. Such a brilliance Emma is I hope ...
I still LOVE this movie, so thrilled she won for how she adapted it...
He's always presenting the Oscar to her.
Emma needs to get nominated again, so we can have another great and witty speech, as well as great acting. For whatever reason, Oscar started ignoring her work, and she's been every bit as good in some films since 1995.
I'm from Uruguay and I love Emma's work.
One of my favourite actress of all time!!!!
Awwww her mum looked so proud sat next to her xx
When Oscars were Oscars :-)
Absolutely ...
What are they now? Cabbagges?
Still better than the Grammys
Now it's a meat parade
Sir Anthony really loved to give Emma her Oscars...
I adore Emma and Jane and I LOVE this speech :-) I've seriously seen S & S over 200 times.
+Scott Lyman omg...but it really stands being watched over and over again
It’s a beautiful movie! A very well deserved award!
Emma was terrific in that movie
Love the special shout out to the director Ang Lee.
One of my favorites movies of all times! Can't stop watching it everytime I can.
"... for being the single most frustrating reason why I can't claim all the credit for myself"
Her humour is priceless :D -PK
What a talented, beautiful, classy woman!
Emma would have made a great Mary Poppins - Practically perfect in every way.
Intelligence, a good measure of humility and wit! I love her speech. I so admire her.
This woman’s elegance in speech. Unrivaled. ♥️
Just love Emma Thompson your an amazing human being
OMG how is she so freakin cute?? LOVE HER
Emma is so talented and delightfully funny!
I was looking all over for this moment of her life, so thank you for this. Emma Thompson is just a brilliant...
She's a great talent
Awww Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson...a huge Merchant Ivory fan's dream! That little smirk he gave before announcing her name was adorable.
I love Emma!!! Elegant, beautiful woman and stunning actress and writer
When I think of Jane Austen adaptations, this version of Sense and Sensibility is the first I think of
I love Emma Thompson so much, just like Father antentolla from the sopranos haha
Both her Oscars were presented by Sir Anthony Hopkins. :) and totally love how he smiled as soon as he opened the envelope !
PS- Both the speeches she started with saying "I do not know how to thank the Academy...."
her speech is never disappointed. Love her!
Emma should have won for Actress too. And for The Remains of the Day.
Agree and so shd Hopkins. Both gave amazing petformances. Career bests imo.
Sense and Sensibility great movie 💖, Emma deserved her Oscar!
Charming Emma. I miss to see her mum more enthusiastic for the situation... No hugs, no claps...Emma, I hope to see you win your 3rd Oscar, and hopefully with a warmer support!
U just know when anthony is going to award u know it will be emma Thompson (being British), who thoroughly deserved it. Shame she wasnt nominated for love actually, saving mr banks, among many other films
Wow! What a great line-up for adapted screenplay that year. All of those movies--even Babe--was written so intelligently and carefully and any one of them could have won.
Hopkins needs an Oscar for saying all them names as quick as he did
I love Emma Thompson.
She’s so damn likable, on and off screen. Sense & Sensibility is my favorite ❤❤❤ Much luv, Ms. Emma. ty for your brilliance ~
I even have the audio version of the book (it's read by Kate).
I loved that movie. The music was wonderful!!
Quite simply, one of the greats.
The best part is listening to him ❤
Very often you can guess who the winner is by who is presenting. In this case, the previous time Emma Thompson won Oscar for Best Actress in 1993 for Howard's End she was also presented by Anthony Hopkins.
Anthony Hopkins should win an Oscar simply for being Anthony Hopkins 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂👍🏻
I love that movie so much...she did a great job with the writing.
that smile before the announcement said it all..
One of my favorite actresses, she deserves it.
Beautiful, intelligent woman.