15 Moments That Made History in Oscars (Academy Awards)

to me they are wonderful, I love them

I don't like michelle yeoh, marries some billionaire as an asian fetish just to secure his billions in Ferari cars .. while the old bastard probably goes all white "john" on her old asian pussie 😅! Typical... It really is all about money in the end!

Didn't Bhanu from India win first Oscar in 1983 for Gandhi? And last time I checked, India was still in Asia.

And there’s Alfred leasing by example by not forcing people to listen to his moralistic and socially woke pov’s.
Best speech ever..

😂

Cris rock desev this samch disev

Leger is brilliant and one and only best villen m

With Charlie Chapman, the audience gave him a standing ovation that lasted for well over 7 minutes.

14th is the best...

Bro, make some correction. Include the event of Satyajit Ray getting an honorary oscar while he was admitted in a hospital in Calcutta. I think thats a rarest of the rare occasio.

And the woke canceled Gone With The Wind

As a white man I still get emotional thinking about the abhorrent treatment of Hattie McDaniel. They sat her on the outskirts of the room like a second-class citizen, but she accepted the award with class and dignity.

This video may have to be updated in January if my favorite performance of 2023, Trace Lysette in Monica, gets nominated! 🥹🏳️‍⚧️

Ah Jerry McGuire 😊

What about Satyajit Ray you fugwits?

arent indians asians ??

It's really hard to take these videos seriously when the narrator can't pronounce "Barbra Streisand" and other well-known celebs names properly. Too add to that... how can you mispronounce posthumously?

Seriously? You did not include Satyajit Ray? I am surprised.

The Academy Awards have always been ridiculously non-inclusive and behind the times. I stopped watching the show years ago, and I no longer care about any facts pertaining to the award. They can keep it and shove it, along with the rest of Hollywood's too-little too-late crumbs of consolation. It no longer means anything to me. I no longer desire to be part of a group of people who don't want me and have no respect for me. F the Oscars!

I’m not sure how Leonardo DiCaprio’s win qualifies as “historic” - both Geraldine Page and Paul Newman won their acting Oscars with their 8th nomination, and Al Pacino with his 7th/8th (he was nominated for two roles the year he won Best Actor). Kate Winslet, like Leo also won on her 6th nomination. Heath Ledger was not the first to receive a posthumous acting award…that distinction goes to Peter Finch for Network. Also Cuba being played off by the band: humorous and memorable maybe, but historic??

As much I love Michelle Yeoh, movie was quite mid

Hattie won and couldn’t even be in the room.

Leo "finally winning his first Oscar" and the Will Smith slap? Come on.

Lord of the Rings Return of the King clean sweep. At the third Awards Norma and Douglas Shearer become the first Oscar winning siblings. Billie Eilish is the first person born in the 21st century to win an Oscar. Also Tatum O'Neal is the youngest person to win a COMPETITIVE Oscar. Shirley Temple was 6 when she was given an honorary award. Howard Ashman also won a posthumous Oscar.

The reaction to Sacheen Littlefeather's, as Ms. Cruz called herself, speech with boos is more than shameful in my eyes. It is proof of the racism of the time, which was obviously preferred over the will to deal with the treatment of the indigenous population. In this respect, it doesn't matter to me that Cruz was obviously not an Indian (Apache) at all. Because at the time, neither Brando nor the audience at the Oscars knew that. Everyone assumed at the time that she was Native American and it is against this background that the shameful reaction must be placed.
After his reaction to a scene in "High Noon" and his support for McCarthy, John Wayne's extremely angry reaction to this incident was further proof of his problematic political attitude. Even if Cruz's statement that Wayne allegedly wanted to attack her was probably not true.

I'll never look at Will Smith the same.. what a lowlife

Halle Berry's Oscar win should have been on here

Haing S Ngor - a Vietnamese man won best supporting for The Killing Fields. Did you mean Michelle was the first Asian woman to win an Academy Award?

Alfred Hitchcock, the legend!

Leo was a history maker? Geraldine Page had more nominations than he with a stronger range.
Umeki was the first Asian to win granted in a much more limited role.

I hated that Michelle Yeoh got the oscar just cause they needed the first Asian, that movie sucked soo hard!

Parasite was a masterpiece and was definitely the best film of 2020 in my opinion.

Wow! All very historic...

The first asian Oscer winner is Miyoshi Umeki in Sayonara.

Gong Li should win something

Hattie McDaniel this is history

What about naatu naatu from RRR no mention here

Wtf was heartlocker 😵‍💫

In my opinion, your channel and your videos are sub-standard at best.

First of all, let me just say, none of us are perfect. With that said, I add this; if you follow GOD and His ONLY 'Begotten' Son[Aka Yahusha Christ], then the LAST place you should be in is in Hollywood. GOD detests idols and statues! And in Hollywood they stay offering you them as awards and these actors take it to their homes and place them on display. Interesting that, isn't it?

There was only 3 movies that won more than 10 Oscars : The Lord of the Rings, Titanic, Ben-Hur. Three of them won 11 Oscars

Did they boo the Native lady?

No one recognizes Haing S. Ngor for being the first Asian winner?

Technically, Joe Pesci had the shortest speech since Hitchcock did come back to the mic to say a quick few words as the music played 😁

I am always rooting for Michelle Yeoh. Basically, she is the definition of thriumphants giving that she embodies so many people in their biography, give it a go with: Aung San in The Lady and one of the siblings in Three Sisters. Those performances on its own... Are so dynamic and giving you a warm fuzzy feeling inside. She often overlooked as a fontrunner and hopefuls to win any awards coz she dissolves in her arts... Embrace the character with great aplomb... A bit like Kirsten Dunst did (another frequently overlooked actress). I'm so happy over the moon when they getting the attention. My next...and I hope would sparks on its own is Jeniffer Garner. Much of the one that I like already achieved some attentions like Samantha Morton, Viola Davis.. Maybe one day... Constance Wu. Just my two cents

This may sound like a waste of my time but I want the entire cut of the Charlie Chaplin piece (introduction, 12 minute ovation and speech) I have only been able to find snippetes here and there. Anyone? Thanks in advance!

Actually the first asian best male supporting actor is Haing s Ngor in 1985

Bom

Intresting how decades later, the woman who was portraying herself as a Native American was found out to be a fraud.....

No first deaf winner?!

Michelle Yeoh is not the first Asian to win the Oscar' i forgot the Cambodian actor who won the Best Supporting Actor for the Killing Fields...