05:42 He says: "Mom, this is for you. This is for your grandparents, for your parents Rafael and Matilde. This is for all Spanish comedians who brought, like you did, the dignity and pride to our profession. This is for Spain and you all."
kysike666 ¿Lo entiendes? Pues, bien por ti, pero hay gente en este mundo que no hablan español y ellos necesitan esa traducción. So, you understand him? Then, good for you, but there are people in this world who don’t speak Spanish, and they need that translation.
In fact, the oldest of the five nominees is the one with the highest chance to win the Supporting actor Oscar. This category is often considered as a secondary honorary award for the actor who didn't win in their youth.
Hal Holbrook passed recently about a couple weeks ago. I rewatched Into The Wild yesterday and his performance was perfect, and i just wanted to say may he rest in peace he was a wonderful actor.
Heath wasnt a phenomenal actor. He had a crazy role right before his death and people like you want to put him in the "greatest of all time category of actors" His death made people like you jump on the bandwagon and bought into the hype for the Batman release. GARY OLDMAN is a phenomenal actor. Heath dosent deserve the hype
Anthony Hopkins' character comes across just as a psychopathic on steroids...Javier's portrayal of Anton is in another level of evil .It transcends evil ...in a way that's hard to explain.
Wow! To think that the Anton killer from No Country for Old Men would love his mother that much is startling. I knew nothing about Javier when I first saw No Country for Old Men about a week ago. I became fascinated by his character. He seemed to be able to take his victims into a type of alternate reality where everyone else went into a type of sleep coma besides himself and his victims. NEVER HAVE I SEEN ANYONE accept an Academy award and openly dedicate it to his mother like that!!! NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!! Wow! Let me tell you Javier really deserved that Academy Award for he is one heck of a fantastic actor.The Anton killer character almost seems like he came into existence as a fully grown adult person. It's hard to imagine him ever growing with a family or loving ANYONE. Great acting, folks. That Javier is one heck of a great actor. He really made Anton a believable character!
JAVIER BEING FAMOUS IN SPANISH MOVIES FOR YEARS. I SEE VERY GOOD MOVIES FROM HIM AND PENELOPE AND ANTONIO BANDERAS IN SPANISH. VERY GOOD MOVIES. WELL DESERVED OSCAR
Our family is truly the top of our love for us Hispanics - more for Latin Americans than for Spaniards, I thought, but I was wrong -. Penelope was already his partner but he went to the Ceremony with his mom, remarkable & famous Spanish actress Pilar Bardem. Love Javier, he's proud of his work, proud of his family, proud of his culture and proud of his mother tongue :) . The same for Mexican actress Yalitza Aparicio, 2019 best actress nominee, who came to the ceremony with her mom.
Javier Bardem's acceptance speech was awesome giving credit to fellow actors in the film & the incredible producers the Cohen brothers who also won Oscars (for best Picture, Director & Adapted Screenplay) for the movie. Also addressing his mother (whom sat next to him) in his native language of Spanish an endearing final touch.
Vivan tus huevos de oro y viva esa madre que te ha parido. Ganar un oscar es algo muy dificil, ni siquiera los buenos tienen suerte a veces así que sientete orgulloso.
Five centuries ago it was also their language, Matheus, even the natives spoke it (it was the lingua franca of the time). I doubt that today's Americans have lost their language skills, they have simply lost interest in knowing Spanish, their first European mother tongue. By the way "Camargo" is the name of a valley in the north of Spain. Your ancestors were Cantabrian. (They were Celtic tribes established in Spain from the 8th century BC that heroically fought against the Roman Empire, but were finally subdued and enslaved)
Javier is an amazing actor...in Spain or America or any where else...he is so talented...i have seen him in so many movies...from early days till today...he is perfect everywhere.....
the accent of spanish from Spain is horrible, well at least most latinamericans (including me) hate that accent. I wanna clarify it's not xenophobia but it's a matter of taste and preference
rls725 "shouldn't have been nominated" Really?? His performance was one of the best that year.. Some movie lovers/critics even felt that Casey deserved the award more than Javier.. Btw, Javier was brilliant in NCFOM and deserved the Oscar too.. Even if he didn't win, Casey definitely deserved to be nominated..
Gaurav W Did you see "assassination of Jesse james"- it was dreadfully boring and Affleck was boring in it- Dano was the performance that couldn't have been equaled by anybody else
Of course Bardem deserved that win, but how the hell was Paul Dano not nominated for "There Will Be Blood"??? That was easily the 2nd best supporting performance of the year, muh better than Casey Affleck, though Affleck had 3rd. But Dano's performance was beyond phenomenal.
Completely agree. I was truly impressed tho with Hal Halbrook's nomination, he was just like 30 minutes in the movie, but he made me cry in that scene.
Su mamá también es una excelente actriz Y con una trayectoria impresionante Si le dice que "esto es por los cómicos de España" es porque su mamá empezó precisamente en ese género y es muy buena haciendo stand up
Pilar Bardem haciendo stand-up? JAMÁS! Cómicos en España es como se nos llama a los actores :) Simplemente eso. Dando igual si es comedia, drama o lo que sea. Somos cómicos.
@@ramongalvankampello5611No: cómicos se les llamó de mucho antes, y fueron despreciados mucho antes de la dictadura (la Iglesia no kes permitió el entierro en tierra santa). Javier usó esa palabra por la connotación histórica y porque por su madre proviene de un largo y gran linaje de actores y actrices.
He deserves the original praise, he wasn't just a supporting act, he was the act! Amongst the cast of three, the other cowboy rider was a great supporting actor the up and coming new young sherrif
This was a very strong Best Supporting Actor year. For all the good performances, Hal Holbrook was perfect in Into the Wild. He inhabited that man’s life so convincingly and the emotion he kept inside, his love for Alex (Emile Hirsch’s character) was palpable. A study in subtlety and authenticity in acting. Ironically, I felt Javier had these same qualities in the film Biutiful from 2010.
All were fine performances. But no competition when it comes to Javier Bardem with arguably the greatest performance of the last 20 years as Anton Chigurh.
Wow...so many of my favorite actors in one Oscar competition. Tom Wilkinson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Hal Holbrook...I wouldn't have been able to decide.
+Cpt Ace aka DaTroll The Troll King of Trolling he daid that the award was dedicated to her mum, to her parents and grandparents, and to all the comedians in spain, to everyone in spain
He dedicated to all the actors in Spain who brought the dignity and honor to the movies, and to the fact of being an actor right after the dictatorial period in Spain
2008: Javier Bardem for No Country for Old Men 2009: Heath Ledger for The Dark Knight 2010: Christoph Waltz for Inglourious Basterds I think this is the best villain trinity I have ever seen
Eres un orgullo para nuestro país. Una leyenda viva que espero nos de muchas más alegrías. Gracias por esta pedazo de interpretación y de película Javier.
Good God, what a year for the category. I have not seen Hal Holbrook’s performance in Into the Wild, but each of the other four could have won in another year. Casey Affleck has proven to be a fantastic actor. “The Assassination of” is a great film that seems to have flown under the radar. More people need to see it. I loved Philip Seymour Hoffman’s performance, and his character in Charlie Wilson’s War. And I think it’s unfortunate that Tom Wilkinson’s turn in Michael Clayton had to come in the same year as No Country For Old Men. Anybody that has not seen this movie...rent it tonight. The story is taut, the film is riveting (and at times downright disturbing), but Wilkinson’s performance is absolutely brilliant. There is so much depth in his interpretation of the character. But Bardem’s turn as Chigurh was so powerful, and unnerving. The Coens are two of America’s greatest filmmakers, and this might be their magnum opus. And Javier Bardem has created one of film’s iconic antagonists. He is ruthless, and operates within a code that is wholly his own.
I absolutely adore No Country for Old Men, probably my favourite movie of all time - Anton is a significant part of why I enjoy it so. With all that being said, I'd have struggled to put a sheet of paper between these nominees and the winner - What a year '08 was, a strong, strong line up and a significantly hard call. Any one of them could've taken that and I'd have felt fine with it over Javier Bardem. Glad the movie I enjoyed most out of them won, but I do not envy the decision the judges had to make.
I love you jafeir l loves your movies and follows you and looking for your work You remind us of Anthony Quinn You are very, very wonderful, best international artist Congratulations
He rocked that character to the max. Well deserved award. The whole cast did awesome. I only seen that movie a 1000 times and recommended to everyone. I live in Texas and gonna go visit Temple TX. soon.
Imagine a movie where Javier and Christoph Waltz share a long dialogue scene. It would be amazing.
+KING TERRIFY THIS HAS TO BE DONE
+KING TERRIFY Yeah, Bardem should really be in a Tarantino-film!
Silva and Blofeld
Yeah. Come to think of it, Christoph won the AA the following year.
KING TERRIFY best idea ever
05:42 He says: "Mom, this is for you. This is for your grandparents, for your parents Rafael and Matilde. This is for all Spanish comedians who brought, like you did, the dignity and pride to our profession. This is for Spain and you all."
Okay Pedro🙄 no need translation para ingles! Entiendo Kabron!
kysike666 stfu
Thank you
kysike666
¿Lo entiendes? Pues, bien por ti, pero hay gente en este mundo que no hablan español y ellos necesitan esa traducción.
So, you understand him? Then, good for you, but there are people in this world who don’t speak Spanish, and they need that translation.
Gracias for that translation Senor!
Anton Chigurh totally creeped me out. A well deserved Oscar.
when woody tries to talk his way out of it
the moment i got truly scared
BRAD PITT "Hello Carlson"....That part scared me.
Tiffany Scott
we've seen woody in NBK and Rampart
he is one tough bastard
and to see woody harelson trying to talk his way out of something ???? wow
He didn't have to do it. He was just a day trader.
@@rjones6801 what's the most you ever lost in coin toss？ callit！
No Oscar for old men.
In fact, the oldest of the five nominees is the one with the highest chance to win the Supporting actor Oscar. This category is often considered as a secondary honorary award for the actor who didn't win in their youth.
Aitzaz Khoso he did not deserve it
@@LuisGarcia-bt6zv hey pig
@Aziz Nesin we have to. Its the reality
Great comment
Hal Holbrook passed recently about a couple weeks ago. I rewatched Into The Wild yesterday and his performance was perfect, and i just wanted to say may he rest in peace he was a wonderful actor.
Hal Holbrook deserved an Oscar for just that scene with Ron.
Biggest missed opportunity: Javier would've presented his wife the Oscar the following year if they followed this presentation style.
Same, I always think that.
Omg yessss
That's probably why they didn't do it, honestly.
Did Hudson won the year before?
Damn!! That's crazy to think about!
This was an incredible year for Supporting Actors.
+Luke McGowan I cant understand what the woman says, what film and who is the actor where the clip is of a man wanting to adopt the boy?
My very thoughts watching this.
+IllusiveCookie The nominee is Hal Holbrook, and his performance is in Into the Wild.
IXM360 He dies of starvation but okay
This was one of those years where the supporting actors were better then the leading cast of all the films from which they are nominated.
Bardem swept all of them. No competition whatsoever. One of the greatest performances of all time.
Casey Affleck was legit competition. That performance is incredible. That being said, Javier definitely deserved the award
Have you seen The Assassination Of Jesse James?? Casey is impeccable
That clip of Casey was really underwhelming compared to the rest in my opinion.
RIP Phillip Seymour Hofmann.. what an actor. #teary
his performance in A Most Wanted Man has been snubbed by the GG SAG BAFTA and oscars
And a fucking junkie
@@MAB-bs3zf yep. Sad but true !!
Yes. It's so sad !! I loved him in "Along came Polly".
Sad, 3 of them have passed, RIP
he still scared the crap out of me even he’s accepting that award 🤣
Imagine if Heath Ledger was alive and these guys could have teamed up in a movie playing bad guys....would have been awesome
+Jared Miller The Avengers/X-Men/Justice League: "Fuck that bro. We're out."
i always think that javier bardem had to be the next joker...
Heath wasnt a phenomenal actor. He had a crazy role right before his death and people like you want to put him in the "greatest of all time category of actors" His death made people like you jump on the bandwagon and bought into the hype for the Batman release. GARY OLDMAN is a phenomenal actor. Heath dosent deserve the hype
Neil Tipton Haha not even going to waste my time to explain how dumb and wrong you are.
That would be one damn amazing movie!
One of the SCARIEST winning performances of ALL time right up there with HANNIBAL LECTER from The Silence of the Lambs. PERFECT performance.
Truman Capote Add Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck to that list
Unlike Javier, Anthony Hopkins' performance didn't frighten me in the least.
Liam Carmody That was just hyped u stupid fck! Heath Ledger is still the Best Joker along with Jack Nicholson.
Anthony Hopkins' character comes across just as a psychopathic on steroids...Javier's portrayal of Anton is in another level of evil .It transcends evil ...in a way that's hard to explain.
@@lisad2701 psychotic man not actually fear
I never knew Javier won the Oscar for that, but it sure as hell did not surprise me just now to find out that he did!
Bardem! well deserved! You legend!
Wow! To think that the Anton killer from No Country for Old Men would love his mother that much is startling. I knew nothing about Javier when I first saw No Country for Old Men about a week ago. I became fascinated by his character. He seemed to be able to take his victims into a type of alternate reality where everyone else went into a type of sleep coma besides himself and his victims.
NEVER HAVE I SEEN ANYONE accept an Academy award and openly dedicate it to his mother like that!!! NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!! Wow! Let me tell you Javier really deserved that Academy Award for he is one heck of a fantastic actor.The Anton killer character almost seems like he came into existence as a fully grown adult person. It's hard to imagine him ever growing with a family or loving ANYONE. Great acting, folks. That Javier is one heck of a great actor. He really made Anton a believable character!
JAVIER BEING FAMOUS IN SPANISH MOVIES FOR YEARS. I SEE VERY GOOD MOVIES FROM HIM AND PENELOPE AND ANTONIO BANDERAS IN SPANISH. VERY GOOD MOVIES. WELL DESERVED OSCAR
Our family is truly the top of our love for us Hispanics - more for Latin Americans than for Spaniards, I thought, but I was wrong -. Penelope was already his partner but he went to the Ceremony with his mom, remarkable & famous Spanish actress Pilar Bardem. Love Javier, he's proud of his work, proud of his family, proud of his culture and proud of his mother tongue :) . The same for Mexican actress Yalitza Aparicio, 2019 best actress nominee, who came to the ceremony with her mom.
Javier Bardem's acceptance speech was awesome giving credit to fellow actors in the film & the incredible producers the Cohen brothers who also won Oscars (for best Picture, Director & Adapted Screenplay) for the movie. Also addressing his mother (whom sat next to him) in his native language of Spanish an endearing final touch.
Vivan tus huevos de oro y viva esa madre que te ha parido. Ganar un oscar es algo muy dificil, ni siquiera los buenos tienen suerte a veces así que sientete orgulloso.
que orgullo escuchar nuestro bello idioma español en la entraga del oscar
Tremendo orgullo ... el español en el país de América donde también llegó primero, en los primeros años del siglo XVI, con Ponce de León y de Soto.
sorry guys, but when i try to speak your language my tongue stops and wrap, so weird
Five centuries ago it was also their language, Matheus, even the natives spoke it (it was the lingua franca of the time). I doubt that today's Americans have lost their language skills, they have simply lost interest in knowing Spanish, their first European mother tongue. By the way "Camargo" is the name of a valley in the north of Spain. Your ancestors were Cantabrian. (They were Celtic tribes established in Spain from the 8th century BC that heroically fought against the Roman Empire, but were finally subdued and enslaved)
Tu sangre procede de aquí:
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@@amiquigonzales7917 qq???
One of the great great great acting performances of all time. 200% well deserved. Anton Chigurh.
Me emocionó también cuando agradeció en español. ¡Qué tremendo actor !
Actorazo.Hasta Sean Penn,dice que el mejor.Y,creo que Sean Penn,de cine entiende.
Best spanish actor ever, viva España!
Love fromm England
Javier is an amazing actor...in Spain or America or any where else...he is so talented...i have seen him in so many movies...from early days till today...he is perfect everywhere.....
Wait, there were other nominees besides Javier Bardem?
Well deserved nominations IMO :-P
His Spanish sounds sooooo charming...
Was he dubbed in the movie?
Spanish is charming.
@@qwerttzizzi No , he wasn't , he learned his role phonetically .
@@juanjosepascual3411 es lo mejor
the accent of spanish from Spain is horrible, well at least most latinamericans (including me) hate that accent. I wanna clarify it's not xenophobia but it's a matter of taste and preference
The most deserving support actor in history alongside Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Bastards.
You like bro films, we get it bro...
ever heard of heath ledger
I feel bad for that poor applause for Casey, he was easily the second choice.. anyway, that was a hell of a year in that category
well he won for best leading actor now and that's better
It was really weird because based on that cheer when his name was announced a lot of people liked him. They did choose a pretty "iffy" clip though.
Affleck is the one who shouldn't have been nominated- Paul Dano deserved it for There Will Be Blood- Dano should have won it too
rls725 "shouldn't have been nominated" Really?? His performance was one of the best that year.. Some movie lovers/critics even felt that Casey deserved the award more than Javier.. Btw, Javier was brilliant in NCFOM and deserved the Oscar too.. Even if he didn't win, Casey definitely deserved to be nominated..
Gaurav W Did you see "assassination of Jesse james"- it was dreadfully boring and Affleck was boring in it- Dano was the performance that couldn't have been equaled by anybody else
Of course Bardem deserved that win, but how the hell was Paul Dano not nominated for "There Will Be Blood"??? That was easily the 2nd best supporting performance of the year, muh better than Casey Affleck, though Affleck had 3rd. But Dano's performance was beyond phenomenal.
Completely agree. I was truly impressed tho with Hal Halbrook's nomination, he was just like 30 minutes in the movie, but he made me cry in that scene.
Leo Bergmiller I freacking know! Paul Dano kept it up at Daniel Day Lewis's level.
DRAAIIIIINNNNNAGE
Leo Bergmiller i agree dano was great in twbb, casey for me is a very close runner up
Leo Bergmiller how come Leonardo DiCaprio didn't won an Oscar a long time ago he is great on of the best ever
It makes me so sad, yet so happy that he had the greatest villain portrayal ever and then one year later Heath Ledger came on the scene
An extraordinary performance!!!
Well deserved. His work was amazing.
Su mamá también es una excelente actriz Y con una trayectoria impresionante Si le dice que "esto es por los cómicos de España" es porque su mamá empezó precisamente en ese género y es muy buena haciendo stand up
Pilar Bardem haciendo stand-up? JAMÁS! Cómicos en España es como se nos llama a los actores :) Simplemente eso. Dando igual si es comedia, drama o lo que sea. Somos cómicos.
..y por la Guerra Civil.... donde los despreciaban ...y peyorativamente los llamaban "cómicos"...no Actores
@@ramongalvankampello5611No: cómicos se les llamó de mucho antes, y fueron despreciados mucho antes de la dictadura (la Iglesia no kes permitió el entierro en tierra santa). Javier usó esa palabra por la connotación histórica y porque por su madre proviene de un largo y gran linaje de actores y actrices.
Yeah when you see all those clips back to back its pretty obvious who the winner is. Javier bardem was amazing in that film.
His English is excellent!
He deserves the original praise, he wasn't just a supporting act, he was the act! Amongst the cast of three, the other cowboy rider was a great supporting actor the up and coming new young sherrif
I love his face when he wins. "Oooh!"
2025 needs to go back to present the acting Oscars this way, not the Boring 5
Que grande! "esto es para los comicos de España"! Grande Bardem!
grande Javier ...
This was a very strong Best Supporting Actor year. For all the good performances, Hal Holbrook was perfect in Into the Wild. He inhabited that man’s life so convincingly and the emotion he kept inside, his love for Alex (Emile Hirsch’s character) was palpable. A study in subtlety and authenticity in acting. Ironically, I felt Javier had these same qualities in the film Biutiful from 2010.
muy pocas veces he visto un papel como el q desemepño Bardem en No country for Old Men... lo comparo con Anthony Hopkins... q manes tan ásperos
He legend even on taking Oscar no cry so emotional just take like a man said a few English works whole Spanish and just walk off yooo mannn legend
Everyone loves a great bad guy. When their that memorable they usually steal the show. Deserved award for sure.
I'm not gay but....geez......
That means you are gay!!
U are GAY
Sames... SAMES.
Lol
😂😂😂😂
Why did Tommy Lee Jones look like he was busy fixing his cufflinks instead of looking at Javier 👀👀👀
Genial discurso de Bardem. Muy espontáneo
buitiful is a great movie also. Hes really good in it
wish he had won for biuiful instead of No County Old Men
this guy is just awesome
Indeed.
Me emocione con su discurso......Viva España!!!!!!!!
All were fine performances. But no competition when it comes to Javier Bardem with arguably the greatest performance of the last 20 years as Anton Chigurh.
Man that scene of Into the Wild is touching, well deserved.
Came here just to say that. I teared up
This is how we need to go back to presenting Oscars, not the 5 presenters like last Sunday😢
Wow...so many of my favorite actors in one Oscar competition. Tom Wilkinson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Hal Holbrook...I wouldn't have been able to decide.
edward snowden is that you?
Ethan A It just might be....
And the one who should have won wasn't even nominated- Paul Dano, There Will Be Blood
his fucking speech is everything i needed and more
+Cpt Ace aka DaTroll The Troll King of Trolling he daid that the award was dedicated to her mum, to her parents and grandparents, and to all the comedians in spain, to everyone in spain
He dedicated to all the actors in Spain who brought the dignity and honor to the movies, and to the fact of being an actor right after the dictatorial period in Spain
such a great actor. that's an actor
I will never forget his haircut in "No country fol old Men' 'till i die 😉
That was so well-deserved! Anton Chigurh is right up there with Dr. Hannibal Lector.
To this day, my dad still has that same haircut since the 60's. The vintage Ringo Starr do (his idol)
Javier muchas gracias hermano por su trabajo . bravo !!
Qué gran actor...que orgullo latino....que humildad de caballero...y que lindo cómo ama a su madre ....Dios lo bendiga.
Viva Javier Barden.👏👏👏👏👏😘👌
Es español .-. no es latinoamericano
@@diegocch5753 pues latino...
@@unknownyoutubeuser1796 Sorpréndeme
yo soy latinoamericano y esta bien dicho bardem es español
no tiene cultura latinoamericana
En hablar español y ser español, lo hace latino. El comentario dijo orgullo latino, no latinoamericano.
Javier eres muy bueno me Gusta tus peliculas... A mi felicidad que usted gana Oscar...
Some great nominees that year. Casey Affleck and Hal Holbrook were amazing in their roles and of course Javier was something special.
The only man to make bowl cuts terrifying
I love Pilar Bardem in here. She is so happy for her child she could burst!
What's the most I've ever won in award shows?..............
Call it Fredo
+x33mmm he's referencing to no country for old men scene
radoonhadoon Right
2008: Javier Bardem for No Country for Old Men
2009: Heath Ledger for The Dark Knight
2010: Christoph Waltz for Inglourious Basterds
I think this is the best villain trinity I have ever seen
what is the most you have lost in a coin toss?
anouncer : (visible nervousness )
Wow, all those amazing actors! It gives me chills!
This is the first video click bait I’ve loved and probably ever will.
What a bloody good guy he is!
Just saw it. Awesome! Vamos Javier!
Cuba gooding jr was like” you get some love, you get some love! Everybody gets some love! Lmao
Javier in No Country was one of the best roles I've seen in my entire life. Chigurgh is haunting (sorry if I spelt the name wrong)
One of those years where anyone of them would have won. All amazing performers!
Agree
I love when an oscar winner (no matter the category) speaks in his or her native language
Wow, what an incredible crop of nominees. Has there been a better year for best supporting actor?!
I would say this year, I believe the nominees were Tom Hanks, Brad Pitt, Joe Pesci, Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins
@@joaosimonsgoncalvesdacunha722 😧
Felicidades Javier Bardem.....guapote....y gran actor....
5:18 The only other time I've seen Thanos so happy before he snapped his fingers
I love this video actually shows the acting clips
Jennifer Hudson sounds like a little girl learning to read!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
I kept waiting on someone to say "Good girl, you get a cookie".
AcademyAwardsPerson it's because she's not a real actress so reading lines from a TelePrompTer don't come naturally to her
@@fitnessisgood4u gfu
That's where you see how unqualified and unskilled she is as an "actress". So ratched and ghetto. She can barely read. Poor diction and pronunciation.
Eres un orgullo para nuestro país. Una leyenda viva que espero nos de muchas más alegrías. Gracias por esta pedazo de interpretación y de película Javier.
This video is 4 minutes too long. Start here: => 4:55
THE SPANISH PART WAS THE BEST RECOGNIZING HIS PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS. CASSEY AFFLECT WAS TREMENDOUS AS WELL.
Arriba Bardem 🇪🇸🇪🇸
Now Casey and Javier are the only ones left alive😢
1 - Javier Bardem ( 10/10)
2 - Hal Halbrock ( 9/10)
3 - Casey Affleck ( 7,5/10)
4 - Philipp Seymor Hoffman ( 6/10)
5 - Tom Wilkionson ( 5/10)
His character scared the crap out of you to the core!
Astro, Javier. Tremendo papel en No Country for Old Men.
I love how he rubs his hands together.
Javier Bardem gave the best "supporting" performance of the year, but I have to say... how was Paul Dano not nominated for There Will Be Blood?
odd that they considered Javier's role a support role. I know that in theory it is a support role, but if watched they movie, he is the xfactor.
realy realy deserve to win
Good God, what a year for the category.
I have not seen Hal Holbrook’s performance in Into the Wild, but each of the other four could have won in another year.
Casey Affleck has proven to be a fantastic actor. “The Assassination of” is a great film that seems to have flown under the radar. More people need to see it.
I loved Philip Seymour Hoffman’s performance, and his character in Charlie Wilson’s War. And I think it’s unfortunate that Tom Wilkinson’s turn in Michael Clayton had to come in the same year as No Country For Old Men. Anybody that has not seen this movie...rent it tonight. The story is taut, the film is riveting (and at times downright disturbing), but Wilkinson’s performance is absolutely brilliant. There is so much depth in his interpretation of the character.
But Bardem’s turn as Chigurh was so powerful, and unnerving. The Coens are two of America’s greatest filmmakers, and this might be their magnum opus. And Javier Bardem has created one of film’s iconic antagonists. He is ruthless, and operates within a code that is wholly his own.
he is so pretty, i wanna die :,(
kathrin He turns you on?
he deserves far more credit than he gets. I want to see him and tom hardy in a movie together. would be most intense movie ever made.
I absolutely adore No Country for Old Men, probably my favourite movie of all time - Anton is a significant part of why I enjoy it so.
With all that being said, I'd have struggled to put a sheet of paper between these nominees and the winner - What a year '08 was, a strong, strong line up and a significantly hard call. Any one of them could've taken that and I'd have felt fine with it over Javier Bardem. Glad the movie I enjoyed most out of them won, but I do not envy the decision the judges had to make.
Javier Bardem⚘
I love you jafeir l loves your movies and follows you and looking for your work You remind us of Anthony Quinn You are very, very wonderful, best international artist Congratulations
Javier Bardem seems like a very nice guy playing. Pretty sweet how he pulled off Anton Chigurh.
So the Academy predicted the influence of Anton Chigurh and had a compilation tributing supporting actor winners.
He rocked that character to the max. Well deserved award. The whole cast did awesome. I only seen that movie a 1000 times and recommended to everyone. I live in Texas and gonna go visit Temple TX. soon.