@@diegoalexiscastanedalara1852 No, once you are a member of the Academy, you're in for life (unless you did something horrible). There are different membership categories -actor/actress, director, editor, scriptwriter, etc. - they vote in their own categories. Basically, all awards are biased, your pick of who deserves to be the winner is probably going to be different from somebody's. I never take them seriously.
Nothing against Cate but appearing too enthusiastic to lose can make people think you'rea fake too. So, to each their own, perfectly understandable for some to appear reserved e.g. Ellen page in the same clip. By the way, it's much easier to be wholeheartedly happy like Cate since she was not racing to win. If Julie Christie did the same thing, I'd doubt people would say she's classy.
@@saraloha4627 She is actually a fan of Cotillard 's fan. In 2012, she wrote an op-ed for Variety praising her performance in another movie. I think her reaction was very genuine.
Before the awards Cate declared her vote - and it was for Marion Cotillard. Because of that I watched La Vie en Rose and I ended up rooting for Cotillard too : )
Its Mœ Just a guess, but I think kostas meant that Cate looks so happy for Marion. Instead of being jealous or bitter she shows happiness for another to win.
Marion Cortillard’s reaction reminds me of when Olivia Colman won the Oscar! They were both surprising wins for Best Actress! And both are well deserved wins!
@@davy209 I tough the same! Olivia Colman's victory made come back to this video I found so funny that they both won the Oscar after losing the SAG and the Critic's but won the Golden Globe for Comedy or Musical and the BAFTA
Cate Blanchett said recently again that Marion is one of the best actress in world...Cate is really incredible, selfless, I love these 2 actresses they are very good in their own way
Dorypowa it’s very hard to believe, Cate B probably don’t even remember her name and where she is come from, can you tell me the name of the movie the French actress was playing in???? Exactly what I was talking about...
Ewa Sliwowska What the fuck are you talking about? Marion Cotillard is maybe the best actress in the world. Everybody knows she's French and that she starred in "La Vie en Rose".
Same here. (...and by the way THANK YOU for your content and especially the Red wine talks. They make me wanna move to another country and generally they have changed my view on what is possible. You got an Oscar from me like in the category Paris, Traveling and ASTETIcCcC and so much more. Again, Thank you from Germany. :) Sorry I might be fangirling too much.)
OMG, I am not even joking but I literally see your comments on 70% of the things I watch and it is actually mad! anyways, sorry for the useless info, but just wanted to say hahah
+mehmet yakar Certainly up there with the very best. Marion Cotillard's win belongs to my "favorite 5" list. I would also add Charlize Theron in MONSTER, Joanne Woodward in THREE FACES OF EVE, Meryl Streep in SOPHIE'S CHOICE and, the "ne plus ultra" female screen performance, Vivien Leigh in GONE WITH THE WIND.
+mehmet yakar I feel exactly the same. Her performance is #1 on my list. Bette Davis in All About Eve, Meryl in Sophie;s Choice, Gloria Swanson in Sunset Blvd, Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine and Vivien Leigh in both GWTW and Streetcar are all up there, but Marion is #1.
+pam0626 I love Natalie in that movie also. It is her best acting by far. But Sophia, in my opinion, gave the second best performance by an actress in the history of film in De Sica's Two Women.
+philipc67 I'm so sick of Leigh's Scarlett O'Hara winding up on these lists, and usually at or near the top. She was infinitely better as Blanche in Streetcar. As Scarlett, she doesn't even make my Top 50. All she did was whine. It's an insult to the truly great performances by Sophia Loren, Shirley Booth, Ingrid Bergman, Olivia de Havilland, Anne Bancroft, Judy Holliday, Luise Rainer, Maggie Smith, Susan Sarandon, Geraldine Page, etc., etc., etc.
She really didn't expect to win. She was totally unprepared, which made it all the more charming. Unprecedented, a foreign language film getting one of the top Oscars. She deserved it too.
I live in Belgium but I just lived in France and you're right (and Belgian women are similar : media.meltybuzz.fr/article-1352829-ajust_930/la-belge-n-a-decidement-pas-apprecie-l-humour.jpg (Virginie Efira) / www.quizz.biz/uploads/quizz/376564/12_v9j0e.jpg (Cécile de France) / media.melty.fr/article-819244-ajust_930/l-actrice-deborah-francois.jpg (Déborah François) / www.wawmagazine.eu/fr/marie-kremer-2/ (Marie Kremer) / www.allocine.fr/personne/fichepersonne-16749/photos/detail/?cmediafile=18909817 (Marie Gillain) / www.zimbio.com/pictures/gUxXCNwma3y/Cannes+Chacun+Son+Cinema+Premiere/44vdo2sXAe9/Emilie+Dequenne (Emilie Dequenne) ... ... ...
Well, I know both french and belgian women (the french-speaking) and I agree, they're graceful, feminine, and so tender! Their smile makes me melt (and no, I'm not attracted to women).
According to The New York Times, Marion's work was " the most astonishing immersion of one performer into the body and soul of another person ever encountered on film." Period.
Peadar MacAindriú I had never heard of her prior to this but was so touched by her oscar acceptance speech I went back and watched her performances and was overwhelmed by the range and depth of her. Made me LOVE the french.
Marion is so beautiful, and she is such a wonderful actress (she was brilliant in this film and she is dazzling in her other films -- she was the best part of Public Enemy, in which she co-starred with Johhny Depp -- just one example). I loved her speech -- not rehearsed, genuine, and so very, very French!! "Thank you life, thank you love!"
It took me years to finally watch this film, and to say that I was BLOWN AWAY by Cotillard's performance is the understatement of the century... simply unmatched. I could hardly believe that I was watching the same woman!! A towering achievement, on so many levels.
Marion gave one of the best performances I have ever seen. She deserved that Oscar, hands down. It was no surprise that she won, even if she was nominated along such great talent.
I want this to be my wedding dress. She is the embodiment of everything that is appealing about French culture, demure, classy and timelessly beautiful. A joy to watch.
Never in my life I have seen a performance like yours. This is definitely the best performance in the history since the establishment of theatre or acting or whatever you call it. I still get awestruck whenever I watch it. You definitely mesmerised everyone. No one has ever put such dedicated to a person's life on screen with body and soul.
+cc22ful And she showed such class with her reaction to Marion winning. I read that Cate felt that Marion's performance should win. Pure class Ms. Blanchett!
+Rick Barbera it reminds me of how pumped Queen Latifah was when Catherine Zeta-Jones won for Chicago :) seeing pros being happy for a colleague's deserved win instead of resting polite-bitch face is so entertaining lol Go Cate!
I think if they had an all time academy award, she would be in the top 5. When I watch this movie I can barely recall is her playing Piaf, she completely disappeared. It’s scary good.
I like how she doesn’t thank the studio or producers or a bunch of random people; I feel like winners are made to say all that by their teams. This speech is all emotion ❤️
And I could be wrong, but it looks like Hilary Swank is sitting next to her too lol Marion seemed genuinely surprised even though she was the favorite that year
Marion Cotillard must win the Oscar for her amazing and perfect performance in Two days, one night. She mades one of the bravest performances of the history in my opinion. Why? It was real
I just noticed the 4 actors that won an Oscar that year are all European: Marion Cotillard (France), Daniel Day Lewis and Tilda Swinton (UK), and Javier Bardem (Spain).
I know this is Marion's moment, but look at how excited Cate Blanchett is when it's Marion's name announced. I love the camaraderie between actors and actresses in Hollywood. Everyone seems so genuinely happy for each other.
She is so beautiful. I couldn't believe my eyes that this is her in la môme . That is so difference. Absolutely amazing in the movie. Truly deserved an Oscar
pure class from Cate. Who can forget "I,too, can command the wind,sir" , t put chills in my spine every time I watch that scene. That said, Marion Cotillard deserved that year more than anyone else.
Marion Cotillard was brilliant in La Vie En Rose. Her transformation into Edith Piaf who was broken and old before her time was total and complete. Marion Cotillard absolutely deserved that Oscar.
This was the best out of no where actress ever.She wasnt trying to get nominated and she didnt even think about americas view on it.This was one of those things when they find real talent that made the world notice and award it.
Tbh she isn't really out of nowhere. She's been really popular in France for ages (and prior to this). She was in a Ridley Scott movie with Russell Crowe a year before this. and Tim Burton movie in 2003.
popptart4 Being popular in france makes her out of nowhere in america.Americans would not have known who she was or gave a damn had it not been for This role.She has never been nominated and none of her roles made any americans stand up and notice.oscars are american awards and people we know usually get nominated or win.MANY people didnt even see the movie she won for till after she won.This win made her a star.
popptart4 I'm French, and I can say from facts that she wasn't "really popular in France". We only knew her for her role in one movie : "Taxi" (New York Taxi with Queen Latifah is actually the American adaptation of that movie). And even in that movie she had a very tiny role she was the girlfriend of the main character. After that movie (that frist came out in 1998) she completely disappeared. We knew nothing about her until she popped out of nowhere with this role in "La Vie En Rose" & won an Oscar for it. This is a true & sincere success story, tbh we ourselves didn't expect her to go this far.
This actress wins this award for her mind blowing performance and doesn't even receive a standing ovation. She is one the greatest actresses I've ever come across.
Too bad she didn't thank Édith Piaf since she played her life. I guess she was in shock for winning the Oscar! Edith would be so proud of that Performance for sure!
This is a real actress, mindblowing performance in La vie en rose, I have never seen anyone top what she did, unfortunately the Oscars has lower its standards in the last few years, now you see people like Jennifer Lawrence winning an oscar really?
Her expressions were unadulterated and true to the core...tells how good-hearted she is! Nice to watch! Shyness is the topmost asset of feminity...she has that quality in abundance!
Marion Cotillard raised the bar again in "Two Days, One Night". Her performance is astonishing and poetic. I hope to see her nominated for Best Actress in 2015.
They each got a Golden Globe Award. Julie Christie the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama (for "Away From Her") and Marion Cotillard the Golden globe for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical Picture. Christie won all of the film critics awards too with Ellen Page often as the first runner up (for "Juno")
+Joshua Roberts plus Julie Christie holds a near record for the most awards from the crème de la crème award favored by most serious actors (Marlon Brando, Joanne Woodward, Liv Ullman, Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Robert DeNiro, Julie Christie); Julie Christie has a near record Three New York Film Critics Awards for Best Actress (for "Darling" -1966; "Afterglow"-1997 and "Away From Her"-2007-this record is tied with Sissy Spaceck,, Joanne Woodward, DeborahKerr and Liv Ullman, each of which also have three New York Film Critics Best Actress awards (Spaceck for CoalMiner'sDaughter, CrimesofTheHeart, InTheBedroom); Woodward for "Rachel, Rachel", "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams", "Mr.and Mrs.Bridge"); LivUllman for "TheEmigrants","ScenesFromAMarriage", "FacetoFace";; DeborahKerr for "BlackNarcisus", "HeavenKnowsMr.Allison" "The Sundowners"; Meryl Streep has the record with four:"Sophie'sChoice", "ACryinTheDark", "Julia and Julie", "IronLady"
Julie Christie won in the 60s and she's not the type to be too upset by not winning these things. In fact, she wasn't too keen on going but she didn't want backlash.
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Cate Blanchett has publicly said that she voted for Marion that year saying that it truly was the best performance of the year. Great job from Marion.
so is Cate a member of the Academy? How do we find out who is?
That's amazing! Where did you see that?
That's high praise from one wonderful actress to another. Cate was right, of course, Marion was great as Edith Pilaf.
@@diegoalexiscastanedalara1852 No, once you are a member of the Academy, you're in for life (unless you did something horrible). There are different membership categories -actor/actress, director, editor, scriptwriter, etc. - they vote in their own categories. Basically, all awards are biased, your pick of who deserves to be the winner is probably going to be different from somebody's. I never take them seriously.
@@cambed71 Cate Blanchett got her first nomination in 1999 then became a member automatically.
Cate Blanchett has to be one of the classiest women in the industry. Her reaction was amazing!
in our country its called being a plastic person
Nothing against Cate but appearing too enthusiastic to lose can make people think you'rea fake too. So, to each their own, perfectly understandable for some to appear reserved e.g. Ellen page in the same clip.
By the way, it's much easier to be wholeheartedly happy like Cate since she was not racing to win. If Julie Christie did the same thing, I'd doubt people would say she's classy.
She and Meryl Streep are the same in that they root for others before themselves.
@@saraloha4627 She is actually a fan of Cotillard 's fan. In 2012, she wrote an op-ed for Variety praising her performance in another movie. I think her reaction was very genuine.
Before the awards Cate declared her vote - and it was for Marion Cotillard. Because of that I watched La Vie en Rose and I ended up rooting for Cotillard too : )
Cate Blanchett shows from her reaction how superior she is as a human being.
What do you mean?!
Its Mœ
Just a guess, but I think kostas meant that Cate looks so happy for Marion. Instead of being jealous or bitter she shows happiness for another to win.
Ohm521
That is exactly what I meant. Thank you. Not only is she beautiful, talented but also a great personaly.
That's not a surprise, she's an elf queen. ~♥~
She said in an interview that she herself voted for Marion in that category and that her performance was spectacular. Hence her reaction.
Well that was the most normal human reaction to an Oscar win I've ever seen. Delightful.
Tommy Lellan yeah👍
what about anna paquin winnig for the piano? she was speechless!
Marion Cortillard’s reaction reminds me of when Olivia Colman won the Oscar! They were both surprising wins for Best Actress! And both are well deserved wins!
@@davy209 I tough the same! Olivia Colman's victory made come back to this video I found so funny that they both won the Oscar after losing the SAG and the Critic's but won the Golden Globe for Comedy or Musical and the BAFTA
Hi Marian how are u ????
Isn't it amazing how much better that trophy looks in the hands of someone who undoubtedly deserves every single inch of it?
Yes!!!
Aint that always the case? :p That's how I felt when Day Lewis, the Coens, and Bardem held them that same year.
Now if only they would show the damn movie on TV every once in a while that would be great.
Julia Roberts, give back the Oscar you stole from Ellen Burstyn.
da96103 why does everyone drag that performance? Julia dominated every scene and carried the film.
Cate Blanchett said recently again that Marion is one of the best actress in world...Cate is really incredible, selfless, I love these 2 actresses they are very good in their own way
Although she's not ordinary, she's still a citizen
Dorypowa it’s very hard to believe, Cate B probably don’t even remember her name and where she is come from, can you tell me the name of the movie the French actress was playing in???? Exactly what I was talking about...
Ewa Sliwowska What the fuck are you talking about? Marion Cotillard is maybe the best actress in the world. Everybody knows she's French and that she starred in "La Vie en Rose".
@@ewasliwowska516 very hard to belive? Fuck off! Every good Actor knows who Marion is, and cate always loved her.. Before and after this award
@@gabrielbriones1530 huh?
literally have tears in my eyes - LA VIE EN ROSE GETS ME EVERY TIME
Same here. (...and by the way THANK YOU for your content and especially the Red wine talks. They make me wanna move to another country and generally they have changed my view on what is possible. You got an Oscar from me like in the category Paris, Traveling and ASTETIcCcC and so much more. Again, Thank you from Germany. :) Sorry I might be fangirling too much.)
OMG, I am not even joking but I literally see your comments on 70% of the things I watch and it is actually mad! anyways, sorry for the useless info, but just wanted to say hahah
Oh salut Damon!
@@whateverfanclub8202 And Please watch this video as many times you can to increase the views.
Watch this video as many times as you can to increase the views. This deserves more.
love cate blanchett's reaction... i wonder how she'd react if she won instead
Summer Salt she was so grateful when she won six years later for BLUE JASMINE six years later.
Summer Salt she was so grateful when she won six years later for BLUE JASMINE six years later.
+Summer Salt Was Cate Blanchett nominated twice that year!?
SAM 1991 She wasl also nomiated in Best Supporting Actress category for her performance in I'm Not There.
+Summer Salt coz she voted her for that.
I truly truly believe Marion Cottilard's performance in La Vie En Rose was the best performance by an actress ever in the history of film.
+mehmet yakar Certainly up there with the very best. Marion Cotillard's win belongs to my "favorite 5" list. I would also add Charlize Theron in MONSTER, Joanne Woodward in THREE FACES OF EVE, Meryl Streep in SOPHIE'S CHOICE and, the "ne plus ultra" female screen performance, Vivien Leigh in GONE WITH THE WIND.
Natalie Wood performance in "Splendor in the Grass" also comes to mind, although she lost to Sophia Loren.
+mehmet yakar I feel exactly the same. Her performance is #1 on my list. Bette Davis in All About Eve, Meryl in Sophie;s Choice, Gloria Swanson in Sunset Blvd, Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine and Vivien Leigh in both GWTW and Streetcar are all up there, but Marion is #1.
+pam0626
I love Natalie in that movie also. It is her best acting by far. But Sophia, in my opinion, gave the second best performance by an actress in the history of film in De Sica's Two Women.
+philipc67
I'm so sick of Leigh's Scarlett O'Hara winding up on these lists, and usually at or near the top. She was infinitely better as Blanche in Streetcar. As Scarlett, she doesn't even make my Top 50. All she did was whine. It's an insult to the truly great performances by Sophia Loren, Shirley Booth, Ingrid Bergman, Olivia de Havilland, Anne Bancroft, Judy Holliday, Luise Rainer, Maggie Smith, Susan Sarandon, Geraldine Page, etc., etc., etc.
She truly deserves this award, her performance as edith piaf was astonishing
agree.
Fucking agree
Wilson Martinez fuck off
Bouby Brown stfu
One of the undisputed wins. This woman was so amazing in this role.
She really didn't expect to win. She was totally unprepared, which made it all the more charming. Unprecedented, a foreign language film getting one of the top Oscars. She deserved it too.
Yes because Julie Christie was the frontrunner that year.
She's so graceful when she gets up on stage and her reaction was priceless!!! She's the perfect symbol of French Femininity
I live in Belgium but I just lived in France and you're right (and Belgian women are similar : media.meltybuzz.fr/article-1352829-ajust_930/la-belge-n-a-decidement-pas-apprecie-l-humour.jpg (Virginie Efira) / www.quizz.biz/uploads/quizz/376564/12_v9j0e.jpg (Cécile de France) / media.melty.fr/article-819244-ajust_930/l-actrice-deborah-francois.jpg (Déborah François) / www.wawmagazine.eu/fr/marie-kremer-2/ (Marie Kremer) / www.allocine.fr/personne/fichepersonne-16749/photos/detail/?cmediafile=18909817 (Marie Gillain) / www.zimbio.com/pictures/gUxXCNwma3y/Cannes+Chacun+Son+Cinema+Premiere/44vdo2sXAe9/Emilie+Dequenne (Emilie Dequenne) ... ... ...
I always thought the award for "the perfect symbol of French Femininity" should go to Madame Defarge.
Well, I know both french and belgian women (the french-speaking) and I agree, they're graceful, feminine, and so tender! Their smile makes me melt (and no, I'm not attracted to women).
I agree, Marion and also Audrey Tautou, represent french actors with incredible class, beauty, elegance and humanity.
Ha that's funny. In France we actually make fun of her for being too Hollywood and for her exaggerated speeches
The way she hugged him 😍 She was so happy. A great actress, already love her so much.
Good actriz and cute.
She was sincerely overwhelmed & shaking. Charming to see!
She deserved a standing ovation.
More that Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone
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I love cate blanchett's reaction! Marion Cotillard is soooooo underrated. Her acting is unrivaled. She just is so fucking good at acting. Love her
Se won an Oscar. How much more 'rated' can you be in Hollywood??
Basil Dabbah mmm she gets the 'rated' she deserves. don't be too much
Except in Batman, god that was awkward...
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Definitely check out "La Vie en Rose," it's a departure. Plus, since it's about the life of French singer Edith Piaf it has an amazing score.
Who wrote this
absolutely!
thanks oscar
how can you not fall in love with her,she is absolutely adorable :-*
I can't not fall in love with her!
Marion deserved it she was incredible in that film and awesome reaction by cate blanchett cheering her on
Probably the best female acting performance of all time
It is a tour de force!! But, Cate Blanchet in Blue Jasmine is also right up there!!!
Almost. Nothing beats Emily Watson in Breaking The Waves.
OHHH, GOOOD OOONE!! Emily was brilliant!!! Nice call hazeyeyes4
The best female acting performance of all time is Meryl Streep in Sophie's Choice!
And natalie Portman in black swan
According to The New York Times, Marion's work was " the most astonishing immersion of one performer into the body and soul of another person ever encountered on film."
Period.
i'd say she and Ben Kingsley in Gandhi
@@eddjoey who at 0:53
It is..
Absolutely deserved no competition at the very least that year.
@@screenactorsguilable amy ryan?
I LOVE YOU, CATE BLANCHET!!!! how can she be so nice????????
Digmer cause she obviously knew how much Marion cotillard deserved the win.
She is so freaking beautiful
You´re not that bad either 😋😋😍😍🤣🤣
yes. very true.
This is one of the best Oscar acceptance speeches ever! So heartfelt, so natural. I love Marion!
Peadar MacAindriú I had never heard of her prior to this but was so touched by her oscar acceptance speech I went back and watched her performances and was overwhelmed by the range and depth of her. Made me LOVE the french.
OMFG she is so beautiful!
Marion is so beautiful, and she is such a wonderful actress (she was brilliant in this film and she is dazzling in her other films -- she was the best part of Public Enemy, in which she co-starred with Johhny Depp -- just one example). I loved her speech -- not rehearsed, genuine, and so very, very French!! "Thank you life, thank you love!"
She is just beautiful. And her childlike reaction to winning makes her even more so.
Her performance in La Vie En Rose was breathtaking, and she has such a classy beauty! Love her, one of the best actresses I've ever seen.
No rehearsed speech..just pure reaction to winning an Oscar. Classy.
What a delight to watch. She was literally breathtaken by her win and full of appreciation and joy. Lovely.
The GREATEST performance i've ever seen in my life.. truly deserved! Marion you rock.
agree
This is the most deserving win ever please upload a better quality 😭
It took me years to finally watch this film, and to say that I was BLOWN AWAY by Cotillard's performance is the understatement of the century... simply unmatched. I could hardly believe that I was watching the same woman!! A towering achievement, on so many levels.
Marion slayed this role, well deserved.
Marion gave one of the best performances I have ever seen. She deserved that Oscar, hands down. It was no surprise that she won, even if she was nominated along such great talent.
I want this to be my wedding dress. She is the embodiment of everything that is appealing about French culture, demure, classy and timelessly beautiful. A joy to watch.
Never in my life I have seen a performance like yours. This is definitely the best performance in the history since the establishment of theatre or acting or whatever you call it. I still get awestruck whenever I watch it. You definitely mesmerised everyone. No one has ever put such dedicated to a person's life on screen with body and soul.
In 2024, still the best performance by an actress in film history.
One of the BEST and most endearing and authentic acceptance speeches of all time and VERY well deserved for her brilliant performance as Edith Piaf.
I love Marion Cotillard very much, she is just wonderful and beautiful, and she deserved the oscar (y)
So happy to stumble on this. I was surprised to cry when I first saw Marion's humility and genuine heart. And I cried again just now.
This was the best female performance of the past decade in my opinion. Pitch-perfect.
I was rooting for Marion that year. I'm so happy she won the Oscar for that amazingly brilliant performance in La Vie en Rose
When she hugs him, right in the beginning... so beautiful!
He had to redirect her to the podium, because she felt him as her comfort to her nerves.
This woman is a goddess
Damn! You've gotta love Cate's reaction
that's exactly what i thought too!!!!!
Cate Blanchett is an amazing actress.
+cc22ful And she showed such class with her reaction to Marion winning. I read that Cate felt that Marion's performance should win. Pure class Ms. Blanchett!
+Rick Barbera it reminds me of how pumped Queen Latifah was when Catherine Zeta-Jones won for Chicago :) seeing pros being happy for a colleague's deserved win instead of resting polite-bitch face is so entertaining lol Go Cate!
I love her, a real QUEEN
I loved her before but afterwards, she became a championed hero.
Jennifer Brigitte What does championed hero mean?
She gave the greatest performance I've, personally, ever seen. She's amazing! :)
My favorite actress. My favorite performance in a movie. My favorite Oscar speech. Oh well I'm speechless now.
😂😂😂
I think if they had an all time academy award, she would be in the top 5. When I watch this movie I can barely recall is her playing Piaf, she completely disappeared. It’s scary good.
Just a phenomenal actress. Something abort her truly breathtaking performances just keeps your eyes glued to the screen.
I like how she doesn’t thank the studio or producers or a bunch of random people; I feel like winners are made to say all that by their teams.
This speech is all emotion ❤️
And I could be wrong, but it looks like Hilary Swank is sitting next to her too lol Marion seemed genuinely surprised even though she was the favorite that year
I also like how she ran to hug a black man.. Times have changed indeed...
Marion Cotillard must win the Oscar for her amazing and perfect performance in Two days, one night. She mades one of the bravest performances of the history in my opinion. Why? It was real
I just noticed the 4 actors that won an Oscar that year are all European: Marion Cotillard (France), Daniel Day Lewis and Tilda Swinton (UK), and Javier Bardem (Spain).
Alejandro Pérez Rodilla We deserve it
Thepomafame Of course! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Oh well to bad for us Americans anyway they all deserved it.
When will they give oscar to the Asian actors? Or I just don't know.
Maz Max Jackie Chan won one a few months ago.
I know this is Marion's moment, but look at how excited Cate Blanchett is when it's Marion's name announced. I love the camaraderie between actors and actresses in Hollywood. Everyone seems so genuinely happy for each other.
0:08 Cate Blanchett's facial expression, priceless!
She is so beautiful. I couldn't believe my eyes that this is her in la môme . That is so difference. Absolutely amazing in the movie. Truly deserved an Oscar
The other four reactions are too funny. It's like they were all rooting for Marion to win.
pure class from Cate. Who can forget "I,too, can command the wind,sir" , t put chills in my spine every time I watch that scene. That said, Marion Cotillard deserved that year more than anyone else.
Best Oscar acceptance speech ever.
the speech was like 10 audible words max
@Rick Barbera - Well.....maybe the most emotional one....personally I think that Kate Winslets acceptance speech was the best there ever was
@@mustafa-cx2fg I agree, most people and critics found it to be one of the most Inarticulate, scattered acceptance speeches
Not enough. I want another one for Marion!
Her reaction was so genuine. Love it. And her performance in La vie en rose was fenomenal and so pure.
She is so talented and probably one of the most beautiful women in the world
Probably the most genuine, humble and human reaction after winning an Oscar. Can't get enough of it.
Marion Cotillard was brilliant in La Vie En Rose. Her transformation into Edith Piaf who was broken and old before her time was total and complete. Marion Cotillard absolutely deserved that Oscar.
Greatest performance I've ever seen! She was absolutely brilliant. And that speech... I can't get over it "there is some Angels in this city"
She should have been nominated for Rust and Bone as well.
She should have won for Rust and Bone as well
She should have won for Two Days, One Night as well.
Also "Macbeth". Her big monologue is one of the most haunting takes on Lady Macbeth was truly haunting.
As well as for Nine (supporting) and The Immigrant. She's had some bad luck with campaigning but at least they recognized her for
Two Days, One Night.
This was the best out of no where actress ever.She wasnt trying to get nominated and she didnt even think about americas view on it.This was one of those things when they find real talent that made the world notice and award it.
Tbh she isn't really out of nowhere. She's been really popular in France for ages (and prior to this). She was in a Ridley Scott movie with Russell Crowe a year before this. and Tim Burton movie in 2003.
popptart4 Being popular in france makes her out of nowhere in america.Americans would not have known who she was or gave a damn had it not been for This role.She has never been nominated and none of her roles made any americans stand up and notice.oscars are american awards and people we know usually get nominated or win.MANY people didnt even see the movie she won for till after she won.This win made her a star.
***** yes behind the scenes plays a big part
popptart4 I'm French, and I can say from facts that she wasn't "really popular in France". We only knew her for her role in one movie : "Taxi" (New York Taxi with Queen Latifah is actually the American adaptation of that movie). And even in that movie she had a very tiny role she was the girlfriend of the main character.
After that movie (that frist came out in 1998) she completely disappeared. We knew nothing about her until she popped out of nowhere with this role in "La Vie En Rose" & won an Oscar for it. This is a true & sincere success story, tbh we ourselves didn't expect her to go this far.
***** T'es Français ?
She's contagious.. So cute
+belleguimaraess Are you speaking about you?
+Doney Hon duuuuuuuuuude
Fist Of Legend Sorry, I'm french. lol
I'm too
Fist Of Legend Je tente ma chance internationalement... parait qu'c'est l'heure de la mondialisation. lol
My favorite actresses are
1.Marion cotillard
2. Cate blanchett
3. Jessica Chastain
4.Jennifer connelly
Those are a few of the best imo
Tracy Peerboom definitely agree, although jennnifefr i'm not sure why her career plummeted after her win. she's a good actress.
Oh my God those are my fav actresses too! I
Tracy Peerboom 1.- Meryl Streep
2.- Jennifer Lawrence
3.- Charlize Theron
4.- Cate Blanchett
5.- Marion Cotillard
6.- Natalie Portman
that's my top 6 !! :DD
Jack Leo And alicia vikander is very good in ex machina..I'd check it out if you've not seen it
Marion Cotillard Best Actress for La Vie en Rose Very deserved
One of the greatest Faith-in-Humanity moments in history.
This actress wins this award for her mind blowing performance and doesn't even receive a standing ovation. She is one the greatest actresses I've ever come across.
still the best winning performance by an actress of all time
I like how they laugh when she says "Thank you life, thank you love!"
She deserved it hands down. One of the greatest acting performances I’ve ever seen. ❤️
Where is the standing ovation to one of the greatest performances in film history?
Too bad she didn't thank Édith Piaf since she played her life. I guess she was in shock for winning the Oscar! Edith would be so proud of that Performance for sure!
Well deserved. Her performance is possibly one of the best EVER.
A performance of a lifetime.
Surely one of the best acting performances, and very well deserved Oscar win for Marion Cotillard.
I had watched the film months ago and I was speechless to her flawless transformation in the character. She was superb and outstanding!
So deserved, she was flawless in the role
This is a real actress, mindblowing performance in La vie en rose, I have never seen anyone top what she did, unfortunately the Oscars has lower its standards in the last few years, now you see people like Jennifer Lawrence winning an oscar really?
It its really stupid right
So sweet, so innocent, so honest...she is absolutely beautiful. Marion, you are my choice each and every year!
I love the reaction from Cate Blanchett,
Thank You Marion Cotillard for remember to us the wonderfull EDITH PIAF
One of the greatest performances of our times!
her acting in La Vie en Rose was AMAZING ❤️🔥
Her expressions were unadulterated and true to the core...tells how good-hearted she is!
Nice to watch!
Shyness is the topmost asset of feminity...she has that quality in abundance!
Marion Cotillard raised the bar again in "Two Days, One Night". Her performance is astonishing and poetic. I hope to see her nominated for Best Actress in 2015.
Yes, that recent performance is not hammy and over the top as the La Vie en Rose film
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@@155gerard she wasnt over the top
Marion Cotillard is the best actress in the history of cinema 😍❤
No that is an exaggerated thing to say. She is fantastic but not the greatest of all time.
I would say she is definitely in the top 10 best
Antonis Georg It's a joke ?
+Enrique Godinez her performance is regarded as such.
No. She is a good actress, perhaps, the best of her generation. The greatest actress of all-time is Katharine Hepburn.
Marion Cotillard was just amazing. I'm a bit sorry for Julie Christie, she could have won in so many other years. But this Oscar belongs to Cotillard.
They each got a Golden Globe Award. Julie Christie the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama (for "Away From Her") and Marion Cotillard the Golden globe for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical Picture. Christie won all of the film critics awards too with Ellen Page often as the first runner up (for "Juno")
Julie Christie did win the Oscar for best actress for "Darling." I believe she won in 1966.
+Joshua Roberts plus Julie Christie holds a near record for the most awards from the crème de la crème award favored by most serious actors (Marlon Brando, Joanne Woodward, Liv Ullman, Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Robert DeNiro, Julie Christie); Julie Christie has a near record Three New York Film Critics Awards for Best Actress (for "Darling" -1966; "Afterglow"-1997 and "Away From Her"-2007-this record is tied with Sissy Spaceck,, Joanne Woodward, DeborahKerr and Liv Ullman, each of which also have three New York Film Critics Best Actress awards (Spaceck for CoalMiner'sDaughter, CrimesofTheHeart, InTheBedroom); Woodward for "Rachel, Rachel", "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams", "Mr.and Mrs.Bridge"); LivUllman for "TheEmigrants","ScenesFromAMarriage", "FacetoFace";; DeborahKerr for "BlackNarcisus", "HeavenKnowsMr.Allison" "The Sundowners"; Meryl Streep has the record with four:"Sophie'sChoice", "ACryinTheDark", "Julia and Julie", "IronLady"
Julie Christie also won the SAG award that year as well
Julie Christie won in the 60s and she's not the type to be too upset by not winning these things. In fact, she wasn't too keen on going but she didn't want backlash.
Omg the reaction of the nominees, they were thrilled for Marion. So moving.
She rocked my life!
She is so gorgeous
I know this Marion's win, but this video makes me love CATE! That's how you do sportsmanship
I love how the presenter pronounced her name correctly. Some people just don't bother but he made an effort and nailed it.
Marion cotillard realmente se merecia el oscar, su actuacion en la vien en rose fue perfecta como encarnó su personaje
She is an absolute angel