If you read Robert Wagner's autobiography, he said that Barbara was the first woman he ever loved. It's so wonderful that he got to present her with this award. Really touching.
I come back and watch this periodically and typically end up with slightly moistened eyes. Miss Stanwyck is pure class, clearly grateful for the award she has won yet humbly takes a moment to draw attention to the crew and their contribution which heightened her performance. Then her utterly unselfish shout out to Ann Margaret will forever shine as one of the kindest and most generous compliments ever offered in the history of the Academy.
Seriously. It brought a little tear to my eye to think of what that moment must have been like for both wagner and stanwyck and what's odd is she won for playing a character in love with a younger man. Her performance in the Thornbirds, to me, stands out as one of the greatest performances of all time in any medium. Hands down.
She was a grand lady from a generation we will most likely never see in our lifetimes. Just about every one of them are gone now. And the grace, style, dignity and humbleness went with them.
@@lindatimmons3675 They ALL are except for Barbara Stanwyck. Angela Lansbury is of that generation. And even though she's younger, I would also classify Ann Margaret as a grand lady. She's SO classy.
A true class act. She always thanked the crew when she got an award, was always humble. She was a true star, a fantstic actress and a beautiful person. So called stars today should take note. She remained a star and always will be. Everyone she ever worked with had nothing but good things to say about her. She always remained grounded and down to earth. A TRUE LADY
Barbara Stanwyck is beloved by everyone who worked with her. Crews on films adored her down to earth attitude and this is just another example of the class she posessed.
That scene at the top of the stairs with Richard Chamberlain was mesmerizing. It was brief but it was so powerful. Barbara Stanwyck was an amazing actress.
You are so right, she absolutely encapsulated the role of that nasty old woman, in Thornbirds.....I remember seeing it, and doing a double take, 'was that really her", and adoring her for taking such a role.........will have to look it up, but I think it was her very last performance.........Isn't life odd.......I understand that she was one tough cookie right to the end.......
Robert Wagoner still had alot of love for her.....you could see and feel it....age is a number...and Barbara Stanwyck what a actress, such class and grace. Always, beautiful.
This is someone so comfortable in her abilities and career that she can take the time and effort to appreciate and acknowledge the abilities and performances of others. That is graciousness in its very essence. Few today even know the word, let alone exhibit the quality.
I still watch the Thorn Birds as often as I can almost 40 years later. Magnificent performance from Ms Stanwyck and you can tell she loved the role of Mary Carson. Every scene she was in is golden. Only sad she was not in it long enough. I have watched several of her movies lately from Balls of Fire to Taste of Evil. She was great in all of them. Look forward to watching many more including Stella Dallas and Lady Eve.
Wow, what a rare display of Hollywood humility......Stanwyck paying tribute to Ann-Margret's equally great performance in that Emmy category. A-M did win the Golden Globe for her role.
Sure she was!! I was 13 or 14 when m'y mom watched this séries in France and i Can remember being afraid and even terrified of Mary Carson or Barbara Stanwyck. She was very gifted and embraced Her character fully ,being nasty and possessive.
Was so happy to come upon these tributes. I was a fan of Barbara Stanwyck since I first saw "grown-up" movies. Among my favorites are The Great Man's lady, Stella Dallas, and every other movie she made. Very great & versatile actress. RIP
How beautiful. Barbara Stanwyck transcends class. It's easy to see by her humility and kindness why people used to love working on her films wether it be as her cost star or grip.
Barbara Stanwyck is a woman of pure class! I wonder what Robert Wagner whispered to her as he handed her her Emmy? That was pretty long for a congratulations only.
This gives me a lump in my throat. Barbara Stanwyck’s performance has stayed with me since I first saw The Thorn Birds at age 11. 40 years later, it’s still my favorite movie. I just learned of her affair with Robert Wagner and I love that he presented the award to her and they had a tender moment on stage.
emily schwellenbach (guest) Which scene ? The last rant to "Ralph " before the old girl's death , Or : the no- strides-ithe rainstorm scene ? ! (L.o.l., Barbara apparently forgot a line, and said " It's been a long time since I stood next to a naked man...!") What priest would disrobe on a porch?! Surely they would go indoors ....? Still, that wouldn't fit the story, would it ?! Apparently the author Colleen McCullough thought the adaptation of her book less than satisfactory... (Am listening on " audiobook", but haven't got very far yet...) Ah well...the public mostly probably hadn't read it at the time, and film makers have to do what they think will sell... It came upon Freeview ( t.v., u.k.)not so long ago, and was more effective, I thought, at one episode per day... 😊
Having Stanwyck paying tribute to Margaret is classy and humbling. For Anne Margaret, this tribute and recognition, in my opinion, is much larger than the award itself. Barbara Stanwyck had great self-awareness.
Barbara ALWAYS thanked crew members and those "behind the scenes"! She was grateful and thoughtful of others...as she was here especially mentioning Ann's performance.
Very nice. You can see the love that everyone had for her. RJ and her I sure was very close entil she died. Sad for him that someone so dear is no longer with him
But just imagine how an actress like Ann Margaret who was still relatively young at the time must have felt when one of the best actresses from Hollywood's golden era paid tribute to her! It was probably one of the greatest honors of her lifetime!
I saw the original airing and the camera showed Ann (at length) as she burst into tears and was completely overcome with emotion. It was a touching tribute. Maybe someone will post the full length version at some point. The full movie is up on TH-cam and I highly recommend watching it if you haven't already seen it!
Ms. Stanwyck set many aged women free when she declared her attraction to the priest stating despite the fact of her age she had a young heart desiring affection before kissing him. A whole lot of seasoned citizens got free that night! I was in my 20s screaming at the set during that scene and the other taboo scenarios.. And there wasn't enough tissue for the tears.. Everyone had issues...
Thanks for posting this. I have been wanting to see this again since I first saw it live back in 1983. At that time, I had not remembered ever seeing anyone be so gracious on an award show. Barbara Stanwyck was one classy dame, indeed, and Ann-Margret was equally gracious in her acceptance of Stanwyck's wonderful sentiment. I know it's cliche, but it's true...they just don't make them like this anymore!
A very generous lady, always grateful for her rise from poverty to riches (in so many areas of her life) -- My favorite actress of ALL TIME, Ms. Barbara Stanwyck. 4/2019
Barbara Stanwyck epitomizes the word class. Dignity, poise, and humility. Thank you Barbara for your luminous presence on the screen and in our lives via your work.
I remember reading that Ann-Margret was overwhelmed by this. She thought that when Stanwyck said that she was paying tribute, she was referring to a relative.
an all time talent. her movies are amazing and her tv shows are too. She still brings me to tears every Christmas in Frank Capra's classic Meet John Doe.
She is the only actress to honor the crew. Not just here and not just once, but every time she was given the floor after receiving an award or honor. There are many videos like this one where we watch an elderly Stanwick, with her unmistakable husky voice coming from her little tiny body, saying, “I want to thank the crew.” She always highlights the fact that without the crew her work wouldn't be possible. She honestly saw herself as a worker in a crew, not as a star among workers and co-workers, but as part of a team. I think she speaks like a true winner.
Initially, as we now are aware from Robert Wagner's autobiography, he and Ms. Stanwyck were romantically involved during the early 50s; he didn't look much different here than he did during that time period. Stanwyck was the highlight of The Thorn Birds- she gave a performance of depth and extraordinary emotion and deserved the Emmy; she received an honorary Oscar before her death, but did not receive a competitive Oscar. She also showed great class by paying tribute to the performance of Ann Margaret in Who Will Love My Children, her real competition in that category.
She also exercised the same class when Ingrid Bergman won the Oscar for "Gaslight" when Stanwyck was nominated for "Double Indemnity" and was the favorite to win. Barbara Stanwyck told the press that her favorite actress, Ingrid Bergman, had won the Oscar, so she was very pleased with the outcome.
+Robert Rodriguez, Thank You Sir , for that comment. Stanwyck said that because she was always so gracious of others. However, I'm sure her heart was broken over not winning that year. Actually Stanwyck should really have been a 3-time Oscar winner for, "Stella Dallas", "Double Indemnity" & "Sorry Wrong Number"! (But side-note, I would have given her the Oscar for "The Lady Eve" for sure, not to even mention "The Furies"!)...and we won't even talk about Best Supporting Actress for "Executive Suite"... oh now to think about it, what about Best Actress for "Clash by Night". I best stop here.
AMargaret did give super performance, I cried out loud during that show. In the end, I went with happy for BStanwyck, she had a great role, and played it to the max with venom of the character.
Barbara Stanwyck was a tremendous actress and a great lady! If you want to learn her whole story, go to Audible, Amazon, or iTunes, and download "American Legends: The Life of Barbara Stanwyck", by Charles River Editors, and narrated by Charles McKibben. The narrator does a wonderful job of reverently telling the story of one of the great ladies of American Cinema. Give it a listen, you will not be disappointed!
I wondered why Robert Wagner spent so long hugging Ms. Stanwyck until I saw another video where he confesses to an affair with the legend early in his career. They loved each other once!
Barbara Stanwyck gave her compliment to Ann-Margret in just the right way - she didn't say, "I didn't deserve this award," because that would have been making it about herself, and also potentially slighting the people who worked on her film. Stanwyck was a master class in grace and humility in all of her public appearances...something that many celebrities since then don't seem to care about. (and yes, Ann-Margret gave a superb performance in Who Will Love My Children?)
Yes, when I saw that long embrace between them when she arrived onstage it triggered my memory and what I'd read about the two of them having a very close relationship back in the 50's, I'd forgotten all about that until I saw this video...
It's called humility and class Why can't more actors learn this? the only others I can think of recently were Michael Caine and his second Oscar and Ving Rhames and his Golden Globe that he gave to fellow nominee Jack lemmon
Stanwyck came from a very humble background. Her childhood was practically Dickensian. Her mother died tragically when she was 4, and her father disappeared not long after. She then spent her childhood in a succession of foster homes, where she was abused. By age 14, she was on her own. Later, after she was a big star in the '30s, she gave an interview where she seemed proud of her dire upbringing, as if it made her a stronger person: "I knew that after fourteen I'd have to earn my own living, but I was willing to do that ... I've always been a little sorry for pampered people, and of course, they're 'very' sorry for me." \ Anyway, you have to admire someone like that, who never forgot her roots and was always appreciative of the 'little people.' Notice how he gave "a very special thanks to a wonderful crew." Stanwyck was very popular with film/TV crews. She never acted like she was better than anybody, even when she was at one point in the '40s the richest woman in America.
*Barbara Stanwyk =EVICERATED= everything within a thousand mile radius, when she performed in The Thorn Birds! ESPECIALLY in her final scene!!!* *Yes, I used to watch The Colbys.... But that final scene she did in The Thorn Birds.... What a way to go out!~ WE LOVE YOU, BARBARA!*
If you read Robert Wagner's autobiography, he said that Barbara was the first woman he ever loved. It's so wonderful that he got to present her with this award. Really touching.
"Ann-Margret, you were superb" from Barbara Stanwyck has to better than an Emmy.
She just won an Emmy and she is spotlighting another actress. No one....no one..would do that today.
Beautiful ❤😍
Total class.
Kenye West bravely nominated Beyonce at the MT VMAs 2009, but he did not win that night tho 😭😭
@@ABCD-yw5mz Dont mention that garbage in the presence of class.
I come back and watch this periodically and typically end up with slightly moistened eyes. Miss Stanwyck is pure class, clearly grateful for the award she has won yet humbly takes a moment to draw attention to the crew and their contribution which heightened her performance. Then her utterly unselfish shout out to Ann Margaret will forever shine as one of the kindest and most generous compliments ever offered in the history of the Academy.
So gracious. She was effortlessly classy without ever being pretentious.
Yes, no other actress of her age could have pulled off those scenes as she did!
Seriously. It brought a little tear to my eye to think of what that moment must have been like for both wagner and stanwyck and what's odd is she won for playing a character in love with a younger man. Her performance in the Thornbirds, to me, stands out as one of the greatest performances of all time in any medium. Hands down.
I totally agree about the performance. Phenomenal role and greatest acting ever..!
Barbara Stanwyck, the epitome of class and grace. RIP angel.
Nominated actresses today should be given this clip as a lesson on how to conduct yourself. I always admired BARBARA and this just seals the deal.
She was a wonderful person. I love her movies. And the wonderful tribute she paid to Ann-Margret at the end was nothing short of outstanding.
She was a grand lady from a generation we will most likely never see in our lifetimes. Just about every one of them are gone now. And the grace, style, dignity and humbleness went with them.
@@retroguy9494 ..... some of the nominated ladies are still living.
@@lindatimmons3675 They ALL are except for Barbara Stanwyck. Angela Lansbury is of that generation. And even though she's younger, I would also classify Ann Margaret as a grand lady. She's SO classy.
@@lindatimmons3675 The nominated ladies were none were from Barbara's generation or era of Hollywood.
A true class act. She always thanked the crew when she got an award, was always humble. She was a true star, a fantstic actress and a beautiful person. So called stars today should take note. She remained a star and always will be. Everyone she ever worked with had nothing but good things to say about her. She always remained grounded and down to earth. A TRUE LADY
Barbara Stanwyck is beloved by everyone who worked with her. Crews on films adored her down to earth attitude and this is just another example of the class she posessed.
Barbara was unforgettable as Mary Carson in "The Thorn Birds" and richly deserved that Emmy award.
Going to have to find & watch that show. Love u Barbara. RIP🌹
So did Mariette Hartley & Angela Lansbury, that was a very difficult year, but I would've voted for....I just don't know
That scene at the top of the stairs with Richard Chamberlain was mesmerizing. It was brief but it was so powerful. Barbara Stanwyck was an amazing actress.
Stanwyck was marvelous in The Thorn Birds. Her rage at her fading youth and beauty is palpable. She deserved this Emmy!
You are so right, she absolutely encapsulated the role of that nasty old woman,
in Thornbirds.....I remember seeing it, and doing a double take, 'was that really her",
and adoring her for taking such a role.........will have to look it up, but I think it was
her very last performance.........Isn't life odd.......I understand that she was one
tough cookie right to the end.......
It was her last film, but she continued to guest star on DYNASTY and then the spin-off THE COLBYS, until 1986. She died four years after that.
Brilliant performance
I think that is one of the best scenes ever in any film. It is gut wrenching to watch.
@@musicaltheatergeek79 she was always a favorite
She should have got a standing ovation.
Robert Wagoner still had alot of love for her.....you could see and feel it....age is a number...and Barbara Stanwyck what a actress, such class and grace. Always, beautiful.
This is someone so comfortable in her abilities and career that she can take the time and effort to appreciate and acknowledge the abilities and performances of others. That is graciousness in its very essence. Few today even know the word, let alone exhibit the quality.
Hear, hear!
You are sbsolutely right
I never ever forgot this speech by Barbara Stanwyck. Class. Class. Class.
me to , I remember very well , and I so respected her for that.
What a class act! The one and only Barbara Stanwyck ❤️
I still watch the Thorn Birds as often as I can almost 40 years later. Magnificent performance from Ms Stanwyck and you can tell she loved the role of Mary Carson. Every scene she was in is golden. Only sad she was not in it long enough. I have watched several of her movies lately from Balls of Fire to Taste of Evil. She was great in all of them. Look forward to watching many more including Stella Dallas and Lady Eve.
A great woman of immense talent and class. I'm so very happy she was in The Thorn Birds and that she won that award.
And she deserves the HELL out of that damn award
this video gets me teary eyed, so wonderful to see one beautiful, classy and talented actress compliments another in such a genuine and elegant way.
The classiest of film actresses and Stars!!! What a lady!! Miss Stanwyck you were SUPERB!!!
I love her so much. Such an elegant, humble, classy, beautiful, kind lady. Favorite actress of all time, and one of the people I most admire.
Wow, what a rare display of Hollywood humility......Stanwyck paying tribute to Ann-Margret's equally great performance in that Emmy category. A-M did win the Golden Globe for her role.
A true classy lady! She was outstanding in that role! That movie was unforgettable!
Sure she was!! I was 13 or 14 when m'y mom watched this séries in France and i Can remember being afraid and even terrified of Mary Carson or Barbara Stanwyck. She was very gifted and embraced Her character fully ,being nasty and possessive.
Yes, she was perfect in every way as an actress and a wonderful human being!
Was so happy to come upon these tributes. I was a fan of Barbara Stanwyck since I first saw "grown-up" movies. Among my favorites are The Great Man's lady, Stella Dallas, and every other movie she made. Very great & versatile actress. RIP
I couldn't agree more. That's the difference between the stars of yesterday and today. They had CLASS!
Barbara Stanwyck is all class. What a lady. Love her and love Ann-Margret. Happy 78th birthday Ann-Margret!
How beautiful. Barbara Stanwyck transcends class. It's easy to see by her humility and kindness why people used to love working on her films wether it be as her cost star or grip.
Barbara Stanwyck is a woman of pure class!
I wonder what Robert Wagner whispered to her as he handed her her Emmy? That was pretty long for a congratulations only.
True.
Yes she is.
With this pause he problaly gave her some time to catch her breath.She was so excited and hurried to the stage and she was 76 old,it's not little
He replied, " I'd like you to accompany me on my yacht ".
Superb actress...the Thornbirds role was brilliant
This gives me a lump in my throat. Barbara Stanwyck’s performance has stayed with me since I first saw The Thorn Birds at age 11. 40 years later, it’s still my favorite movie. I just learned of her affair with Robert Wagner and I love that he presented the award to her and they had a tender moment on stage.
When stars were stars.
Barbara was magnificent in the Thorn Birds she was a very classy lady.
So gracious and classy of Ms. Stanwyck to use part of her acceptance speech to highlight the work of one of her acting colleagues.
she was this character, she owned that part, her scene with Chamberlain was epic
emily schwellenbach (guest)
Which scene ?
The last rant to "Ralph " before the old girl's death ,
Or : the no- strides-ithe rainstorm scene ? !
(L.o.l., Barbara apparently forgot a line, and said " It's been a long time since I stood next to a naked man...!")
What priest would disrobe on a porch?!
Surely they would go indoors ....?
Still, that wouldn't fit the story, would it ?!
Apparently the author Colleen McCullough
thought the adaptation of her book less than satisfactory...
(Am listening on " audiobook", but haven't got very far yet...)
Ah well...the public mostly probably hadn't read it at the time,
and film makers have to do what they think will sell...
It came upon Freeview ( t.v., u.k.)not so long ago, and was more effective,
I thought, at one episode per day...
😊
@@brianrussel6012 ....
Doubt that they have even read the book.
Having Stanwyck paying tribute to Margaret is classy and humbling. For Anne Margaret, this tribute and recognition, in my opinion, is much larger than the award itself.
Barbara Stanwyck had great self-awareness.
So gracious, such class, such talent!
Well written
Johnny Hero J.Learn how to spell Ann. Not Anne!
Barbara ALWAYS thanked crew members and those "behind the scenes"! She was grateful and thoughtful of others...as she was here especially mentioning Ann's performance.
Very nice. You can see the love that everyone had for her. RJ and her I sure was very close entil she died. Sad for him that someone so dear is no longer with him
NO ONE COULD EVER COME NEAR HER GREATNESS!!
Never will there be such an actress of her talent Barbara Stanwyck rest in peace
Wish there was more of Ann-Margret’s surprised reaction by Ms Stanwyck’s tribute.
But just imagine how an actress like Ann Margaret who was still relatively young at the time must have felt when one of the best actresses from Hollywood's golden era paid tribute to her! It was probably one of the greatest honors of her lifetime!
I saw the original airing and the camera showed Ann (at length) as she burst into tears and was completely overcome with emotion. It was a touching tribute. Maybe someone will post the full length version at some point.
The full movie is up on TH-cam and I highly recommend watching it if you haven't already seen it!
True Class & Perfection ~ Both Barbara Stanwyk and Ann - Margret ~ they don't have these kind
Of actress's today w/ elegance and class ~~~~
Ms. Stanwyck set many aged women free when she declared her attraction to the priest stating despite the fact of her age she had a young heart desiring affection before kissing him. A whole lot of seasoned citizens got free that night! I was in my 20s screaming at the set during that scene and the other taboo scenarios.. And there wasn't enough tissue for the tears.. Everyone had issues...
A great woman and a great performance
Miss Stanwyck and Robert Wagner had a great scene together in "Titanic" (1953)!!! So great that he got to present her with this Emmy.
Amen! Barbara was beautiful here, as always!
She was amazing in that role!
Thanks for posting this. I have been wanting to see this again since I first saw it live back in 1983. At that time, I had not remembered ever seeing anyone be so gracious on an award show. Barbara Stanwyck was one classy dame, indeed, and Ann-Margret was equally gracious in her acceptance of Stanwyck's wonderful sentiment. I know it's cliche, but it's true...they just don't make them like this anymore!
A very generous lady, always grateful for her rise from poverty to riches (in so many areas of her life) -- My favorite actress of ALL TIME, Ms. Barbara Stanwyck. 4/2019
Barbara Stanwyck epitomizes the word class. Dignity, poise, and humility. Thank you Barbara for your luminous presence on the screen and in our lives via your work.
I remember reading that Ann-Margret was overwhelmed by this. She thought that when Stanwyck said that she was paying tribute, she was referring to a relative.
What a class act she was.
She was a wonderful actress, and she richly deserved that award
She rocked that series.
Classy dame. And she is bang on about Ann Margarets work in WHO WILL LOVE MY CHILDREN.
What a class act! LOVED her in The Thorn Birds!!!!!!
an all time talent. her movies are amazing and her tv shows are too. She still brings me to tears every Christmas in Frank Capra's classic Meet John Doe.
She is the only actress to honor the crew. Not just here and not just once, but every time she was given the floor after receiving an award or honor. There are many videos like this one where we watch an elderly Stanwick, with her unmistakable husky voice coming from her little tiny body, saying, “I want to thank the crew.” She always highlights the fact that without the crew her work wouldn't be possible. She honestly saw herself as a worker in a crew, not as a star among workers and co-workers, but as part of a team. I think she speaks like a true winner.
Yes indeed she was one classy lady!
This woman was pure class
WOW ! Now THATS class! Thank you for posting this. Its moments like this that remind us all to "up our game".
Yes, I agree...and always the class act. Who else would give her moment to one of her competitors? Only Barbara Stanwyck! RIP, great lady.
Initially, as we now are aware from Robert Wagner's autobiography, he and Ms. Stanwyck were romantically involved during the early 50s; he didn't look much different here than he did during that time period. Stanwyck was the highlight of The Thorn Birds- she gave a performance of depth and extraordinary emotion and deserved the Emmy; she received an honorary Oscar before her death, but did not receive a competitive Oscar. She also showed great class by paying tribute to the performance of Ann Margaret in Who Will Love My Children, her real competition in that category.
She also exercised the same class when Ingrid Bergman won the Oscar for "Gaslight" when Stanwyck was nominated for "Double Indemnity" and was the favorite to win. Barbara Stanwyck told the press that her favorite actress, Ingrid Bergman, had won the Oscar, so she was very pleased with the outcome.
+Robert Rodriguez, Thank You Sir , for that comment. Stanwyck said that because she was always so gracious of others. However, I'm sure her heart was broken over not winning that year. Actually Stanwyck should really have been a 3-time Oscar winner for, "Stella Dallas", "Double Indemnity" & "Sorry Wrong Number"! (But side-note, I would have given her the Oscar for "The Lady Eve" for sure, not to even mention "The Furies"!)...and we won't even talk about Best Supporting Actress for "Executive Suite"... oh now to think about it, what about Best Actress for "Clash by Night". I best stop here.
AMargaret did give super performance, I cried out loud during that show. In the end, I went with happy for BStanwyck, she had a great role, and played it to the max with venom of the character.
Jonathan Richards
I’d have given it to her for Ball of Fire and Double Indemniyy
Jonathan Richards ...The Strange Love of Martha Ivers by far an outstanding performance .
Barbara Stanwyck was a tremendous actress and a great lady! If you want to learn her whole story, go to Audible, Amazon, or iTunes, and download "American Legends: The Life of Barbara Stanwyck", by Charles River Editors, and narrated by Charles McKibben. The narrator does a wonderful job of reverently telling the story of one of the great ladies of American Cinema. Give it a listen, you will not be disappointed!
Pure CLASS.
OMG I loooooove the Hart‘s AND Thorn Birds! That’s a really great treat! Thanks for the upload! 👏🏼
Very, very grateful for her.
A class act all the way. A brilliant actress. She looked soo surprised to win!
If I lip read correctly, she said “I don’t believe it”
Greatest American screen actress of all time
It's great to see Stefanie as a presenter! :)
LEGEND
Class, class and more class. No one can match that today.
Barbara Stanwyck should've won an award for every single movie and tv show she ever did! She was amazing in everything
Very few stars have as much class as Barbara Stanwyck. She's perfection.
Beautiful.
love Barbara....the very best
Well deserve Emmy. Barbara Stanwyck was Terrific in this wonderful movie.
I wondered why Robert Wagner spent so long hugging Ms. Stanwyck until I saw another video where he confesses to an affair with the legend early in his career. They loved each other once!
Barbara Stanwyck gave her compliment to Ann-Margret in just the right way - she didn't say, "I didn't deserve this award," because that would have been making it about herself, and also potentially slighting the people who worked on her film. Stanwyck was a master class in grace and humility in all of her public appearances...something that many celebrities since then don't seem to care about.
(and yes, Ann-Margret gave a superb performance in Who Will Love My Children?)
I love Barbara..she was excellent in the Big Valley..2023
Yes, when I saw that long embrace between them when she arrived onstage it triggered my memory and what I'd read about the two of them having a very close relationship back in the 50's, I'd forgotten all about that until I saw this video...
she didn't dye her hair yet she looked radiant
wow, so glamorous!
Total class.
The epitome of class and elegance. I miss Missy.
Pure class--love Miss S.--she helped make Hollywood film more than a valid art form and something America was more than proud we gave the world....
It's called humility and class
Why can't more actors learn this? the only others I can think of recently were Michael Caine and his second Oscar and Ving Rhames and his Golden Globe that he gave to fellow nominee Jack lemmon
Stanwyck came from a very humble background. Her childhood was practically Dickensian. Her mother died tragically when she was 4, and her father disappeared not long after. She then spent her childhood in a succession of foster homes, where she was abused. By age 14, she was on her own. Later, after she was a big star in the '30s, she gave an interview where she seemed proud of her dire upbringing, as if it made her a stronger person: "I knew that after fourteen I'd have to earn my own living, but I was willing to do that ... I've always been a little sorry for pampered people, and of course, they're 'very' sorry for me." \
Anyway, you have to admire someone like that, who never forgot her roots and was always appreciative of the 'little people.' Notice how he gave "a very special thanks to a wonderful crew." Stanwyck was very popular with film/TV crews. She never acted like she was better than anybody, even when she was at one point in the '40s the richest woman in America.
Bravissima, premio meritatissimo. Che emozione e che nostalgia, lo guardai con mia madre e mia sorella, avevo 10 anni
A classy lady as well as a great actress
My all-time favorite actress. Total class. ❤
She is my idol and always will be. Such a beautiful, talented, ageless and graceful woman!!!!!
same here. I am 72 years old and have been a fan since I was 13. I saw her in Golden Boy and she has been my idol ever since.
@@victoriagarzione4360after reading these comments, i did not know B Stanwyck was in so many movies..... wow.
It's Barbara Stanwyck who gave the impulse to the series. Already 40 years old!
If my hair turns white I’d like to have it like Barbara Stanwicks.. please
*Barbara Stanwyk =EVICERATED= everything within a thousand mile radius, when she performed in The Thorn Birds! ESPECIALLY in her final scene!!!*
*Yes, I used to watch The Colbys.... But that final scene she did in The Thorn Birds.... What a way to go out!~ WE LOVE YOU, BARBARA!*
One of my favorite artists and movie 🍿. Proud to own it.
Class & greatness. My fave, GOAT
Class act. Love Barbara!
Stunning performance!! One of the greatest of all time 🙌🏻🔝💯
a moment Ann-Margret will never forget, I'm sure -- what a tribute!