Imagine being up for your very first Oscar and not only winning, but being part of the only ever tie for Best Actress with the woman widely considered to be the greatest film actress ever
@manel. I've noticed frequently as people get older their accents become stronger. In Murder On The Orient Express Ingrid Bergman had a very strong accent.
+Manel Sevilla Ingrid spent a lot of time at home, and I think by nowshe was married to another Sweed............I loved her voice. Daughterhas the same.
+supernumery sooty but the Russian Princess was played by Wendy Hiller not Ingrid Bergman..IB played a Swedish person pretending to understand little English and QH mostly used French phrases not Russian sorry lol but that is among my absolute fav movies seen it about 60 times lol
The accountants who tallied up the votes were at the ceremony backstage and warned Ingrid Bergman to read the contents of the envelope carefully before announcing the winners.
@@clarkevander Beatty & Dunaway received wrong envelope ( Best Actress) from other side of the Stage. I read each side has a matching envelope for the Presenters!
@@MichaelWilliams-tz2ts doesn't matter. They didn't read it carefully. Although, the bad typography could be blamed, too. I've seen an analysis of it. Same thing for that Miss Universe mishap of Steve Harvey
Ms.Bergman- WOW! - Just Stunning Woman !! - and that Dress!! - truly befitting a Queen !! - Totally Regal Looking - " Here's Looking At You, Kid!!!! "- Jaw - Dropping ,Show - Stopping INCREDIBLE❗- Nobody Looked Better than Her - Ingrid could wear Clothes like no one else - Always Tasteful and Elegant - Never vulgar or garish - like so many " stars " of today - The Wonderful Ms . Sophia Loren - only other woman w/ Supreme Taste in clothing like Ingrid - plus they both carried themselves like Real Ladies - Totally First Class with complete respect for their fans - a mature, yet humble confidence in their abilities - without showing " too much "- I think Ms. Loren said it best - please excuse me for paraphrasing her words - said something like - " A Smart woman dresses in clothes tight enough to show she's a woman - and loose enough to show she's a LADY" - something some of today's " stars" could learn from - sometimes showing. " less" can mean a LOT more than they realize ....Rest In Sweet Peace 🏆⭐🕊💖😍 Both Ms.Bergman and Ms. Hepburn - Both Katharine - and Ms. Audrey Hepburn as well - True Queens of The Entertainment World - And Of Life Too - Three Beautiful Souls 🌈⭐🏆💎💖🕊✌
one more thing - Ms. Audrey Hepburn - Another woman that exuded Class & Taste - on a par with Ms. Ingrid & Ms. Katharine. - Complete & Sublime - as near to Perfection as it gets - Every Time - and as Pure of Heart as it gets - as Beautiful on the inside as on the outside - Sweetness of the Soul - A Treasure of a Human Being - Never To Be Forgotten - I shall Always Adore Her 💖 - 🏆⭐😍💖✌🌈🌅🕊🙂
This was arguably one of the strongest line ups in the Best Actress category in history - every single one of them could have won deservedly so. Extraordinary performances all.
Julie Christie wore gold "pyjamas" designed by her date Don Bessant the night she won her Oscar, and she came back the following year to present the Best Actor award wearing a micro-mini dress. Rosalind Russell wore one of her AUNTIE MAME costumes (a silver beaded knee length pants outfit with a chartreuse chiffon cape) ten years before Streisand's win.
The get-up Barbra Streisand chose to receive her academy award for FUNNY GIRL is atrocious and just plain WORKS! Somehow it looks fantastic on her and is forever memorable. A+++
Hepburn is in a class by herself. But c'mon, Streisand gave an iconic performance that pretty much sums up the full range of her talents: humor, pathos, comedy, tragedy, dancing, and those honeyed ballads and roof-shattering belters.
I love Streisand. She deserved her win but, common, she couldn't beat Hepburn's monologues in The Lion in Winter (I could peel you like a pear and God himself will call it justice, We all have knives... we are the killers..., what a desolation...). Hepburn's stare when Henry kiss her mistress and her talk with Richard (Anthony Hopkins). Both of them deserved the Oscars. Streisand's character was a revelation but the Academy didn't care much about that. The Academy evaluated performances, NOT CHARACTERS.
Hepburn never shows up at these awards because she could never stand losing in such a public setting and she knew it was the best way to win attention by not being present. According to Jane Fonda, Hepburn was a very competitive person. When she later won her fourth Oscar, she told Fonda, "You'll never catch up with me now!"
Hepburn was also someone who avoided the press and the ceremonies most every actress attended. She also had a routine of going to bed at dark and waking up at 4 AM. She normally was informed about her Oscar wins the next morning. Probably the most under reported thing about her was her great sense of humor. When she said "You'll never catch me now" to Fonda she was probably joking. Just like the time Barbara Walters asked her if she owned a dress and Hepburn replied "One, I'll wear it to your funeral."
That is not true to my knowledge. Kathrine Hepburn, never attended theese award shows, because when initially started her carreer, they called her "poison". In the beginning of her carreer she was blamed for the fact that the movies she was a lead in, never sold tickets. So in the end no one would hire her because of theese bad reviews that critics gave the movies. She ended up asking and PAYING someone to come up with a script, which she should have the lead role. She would pay for everything herself. And it was a huge success. All of a sudden the media and tabloids named her a genoius, and the best actress ever. Kathrine was appalled about the behavior of this. That they could just change their mind on a whim. So she never attended any award shows, regardless of the award. She showed up to 1 mayor award show, but it was only to acknowledge one her very good friends, for his achievements. So no.. it wasn't because she couldn't stand loosing. It was the spin of the media she didnt care for.
@@PhantomTemple Actually president of the Academy at time Gregory Peck begged her to come to the 1969 Oscars. She told him she didn’t want to be in the audience if she lost. I think she liked to win, but it wasn’t the be all end all for her. The Lion in Winter Oscar remained in a paper bag for years after Harvey the director who accepted for her delivered it to her. Plus she said in the Cavett interview the Hepburn kids were raised to be the center of attention, so there was an ego there to be satisfied.
@@Dennisanyone- Yeah.. begged her as she was the best Actor of that time... but didnt care for the award shows because they only took notice of her AFTER she had realized her own comeback...
@@PhantomTemple I never heard your story. I suppose anything is possible. Considering she won her first Oscar for her third film, it’s interesting if it was indeed true her feelings about the industry. She campaigned a lot for her Long Days Journey nomination. So I stand by my statement that she liked to win. But she hated losing in public more.
Ms, Streisand has bought so much joy and bliss to the human family, for decades. She deserves her gorgeous husband, lovely talented son, beautiful cute animals, fabulous home and breath taking garden.
There aren't any rules against it, it's just really unlikely that two nominees get an exact tie. I think there was a tie for sound editing a couple of years ago
Became an instant fan after watching Funny Girl and what a journey the last 50 years have been, watching Streisand's career. i feel very lucky to have been able to first see her at age 12 and continuing to watch her meteoric rise to fame. She's still loved by millions of fans around the world and respected for her beautiful voice, her intelligence, and for giving the world her beautiful music. i also love her for speaking out throughout the years for those groups of people who, otherwise, wouldn't have a voice.
Of course, she did deserve it and it was a very weak year. Obviously the powers that be Did Not Want her to get it so they all voted for Glenda Jackson in the vapid light comedy a touch of class. Now I adore Glenda but this should have been Babs year indeed.
Katharine Hepburn won four best actress Academy Awards. Of the four Oscar's she won this one for 'The Lion in Winter' was the most deserving and she had to win it in a tie. The other 3 that she received could easily be taken from her and given to someone else. Two of Hepburn's nominations 'Alice Adams' in 1935 and 'Long Day's Journey into Night's in 1962 were easily her best film performances and she lost the Oscars both times. People in Hollywood either loved or admired her or hated her. In an article I read about her I remember director Joseph Mankiewicz quoted " Katharine Hepburn- the world's greatest artificial actress" They worked together and apparently he hated her.
One of the most famous opening words for an Oscar acceptance speech. Streisand is at her best when she's spontaneous and she was not expecting this at all. To be in the company of Hepburn and Bergman, doesn't get any better than that.
Barbra's outfit is extremely bold for those times.. I wonder what it feels like for those people to see themselves so outrageously young after all those years today..
What a wonderful moment. Three-time Academy Award winner Ingrid Bergman, one of the greatest performers in the history of the art form, honoring two of the most gifted women to ever have their faces illuminated on the silver screen, each giving legendary performances. Katharine Hepburn, the dame of Hollywood, taking home her third Academy Award, thirty-four years after her first, and her second in a row, and Barbara Streisand, the powerhouse-it just doesn’t my get any better than this. And what a field. Five women, all of whom won at least one Oscar in their careers, with Hepburn and Streisand being joined by Patricia Neal, Joanne Woodward and Vanessa Redgrave. Bravo, ladies! Bravo!
Ingrid Bergman is so beautiful, im a big fan of her since mu mother show me her movie Gaslight in which she won Oscar for the leading actress category...RIP
i just finished yesterday watching her other film with cary grant called Indiscreet... such a great film.. thanks by the way for your suggestion..i'll try to find that film later ;)
I can truly say that the other time the Academy needed to give a tie was in 1984 between Tom Hulce and F.Murray Abraham both in Amadeus. Seen the movie a few times and I can't decide who gave a stronger performance they're both awesome.
Keyser Söze Both WERE great, but I prefer the outcome we had because, honestly, F. Murray Abraham gave one of the Top 10 acreen acting performances of all time. Put THAT performance in ANY other year besides 1972 (Brando for The Godfather), 1980 (Robert De Niro for Raging Bull), 1982 (Ben Kingsley for Gandhi), and 1987 (Dustin Hoffman for Rain Man), and F. Murray Abraham WOULD STILL WIN.
+Stet Tan Back then celebrities didn't worry about people like Joan Rivers and so called fashion experts. People back then dresed more originally. Now mostly everyone at these awards shows look like they are wearing uniforms.
Stet Tan it reminded me of Helena Bonham Carter talking about Oscar's when she was younger that before it was about acting not dresses. That is what it turned into later on. Fashion over acting.
This footage is GOLD. Babs was hilarious! I loved when she said "hello gorgeous" hahaha. She looked gorgeous too! I honestly thought her outfit was pretty snazzy; certainly not anything I'd expect her to wear, but it looked gorgeous on her nonetheless!
OMG What nominees. Vanessa Redgrave, Patricia Neal, Joanne Woodward, along with Hepburn and Streisand. 5 All time greats. We won't have that collection of talent come along in a very, very long time.
I love Barbra’s win so much she shows a range of emotions, she owns the film, and she gives the best performance in it. While I love Katherine the same cannot be said.
Speaking as a true Babs phile , I saw the move in the and begged for the album , wore it out ,Sitting there in a movie house ,looking up at the screen , Just mesmerized .. and she does it to to this day ....
Kate, the greatest actress in all times!Babs, the greatest show woman in all times!In a legendary tie! I'm in heaven! Congratulations, DIVAS!Bravo!!!! :)
I agree with you, Mia definitely should have received an Oscar nod at least. But I think the reason she did not (and never went on to receive one) had to do with the fact that she made the decision to leave Frank Sinatra. FS had huge mafia ties and, frankly, I think Hollywood was scared to cross him and so they weren't going to risk giving this young, eccentric waif any recognition.
@@PrettyPettyJoMo It is kinda wild... That one man could intimidate such a huge, huge industry as Hollywood. I don't know if I read something that made me think it or not, but there has to be a good reason why she's never gotten the Oscar nod. And Frank could not have been happy that she basically chose Roman Polanski over him.
I so agree with you!!! She could have won, in my opinion. Also.....she should have won the year she was nominated for “ALICE”......a great movie with great script and performances.
Both great women. Hepburn eventually won one more oscar and worked until 1994 to the age of 87. She died in 2003 at 96. Meanwhile Barbara Streisand is 81 and is still not giving up.
Sorry....I thought Gaga's nomination was born of personal popularity, and I kind of thought it might have been manipulated into reality by the Academy to inflate tune-in ratings for a show that's been in years-long steady decline. IMHO I thought Gaga was nothing special. Cooper, so much the better actor, really propped her up. And the dead giveaway to an actress's limited range (cmon guys, she's NOT an actress), was her inability conveying grief to emote convincingly in close up, so they resort to the trash-the- furnishings-in-rage scene...always a default when the talent's just not there. I'm sure she'll never win in the future. Look at Cher, also a top pop star in her time, but brilliant in "Moonstruck"...Gaga could not have pulled that character off, and she's an Italian from New York City!!!
Yes, she did. Barbra once told Katie Couric that she really was quite shy...then she paused and said, emphatically, "But I'm from Brooklyn!" Yes indeed...chutzpah. :)
By 1967, Katharine Hepburn had worked in Hollywood for 35 years and with hundreds of members of The Academy, many of whom, no doubt, voted for her performance in "The Lion in Winter". Streisand had no such history in motion pictures as "Funny Girl" was her film debut. I think she more than deserved to share the award with the Great Kate.
OMG! It's Ingrid Bergman!!!!!! I can't believe it. I took me a while to realize where I had seen this face before and it was in Casablanca :D- so surreal!!!
Streisand deserved the award. As always, knocked it out of the ball park with her Funny Girl performance. She is also a pioneer for breaking down various barriers that were in place prior to her arrival. Truely amazing woman.
Too bad the Great Kate never liked to attend the Academy Awards ceremony and in fact, only attended ONCE as a presenter several years after this. Her performance as Eleanor of Aquitane in THE LION IN WINTER was one of the great classical performances ever rendered on film. And it also marked the film debut of ANTHONY HOPKINS. My only regret is that the late, great Peter O' Toole did not win for his richly deserving performance as her King. As for Barbra Streisand, that was probably one of the BEST acceptance speeches ever even though I have never seen the movie.
Notice the only person she didn't Thank was her husband at the time, Elliott Gould, who was sitting next to her in the audience. They were actually going thru a break-up at the time and would promptly announce their divorce months later. But Elliott was a gentleman who showed up as Barbra's date that nite. I'm sure her quick rise to fame was a heavy burden on any man who was married to Streisand at the time. To Elliott's credit, he has rarely -- if ever -- bad mouthed Streisand in public.
to tell the truth Katharine Hepburn deserves to win ALONG, funny girl was a miscast crap it just explains even if u shagged a very rich boyfriend doesn't mean u're not going to own everything.......sigh
I suggest people who say Kate was lucky to share the award with Babra actually watch The Lion in Winter- Hepburn was PHENOMINAL!!!!! Streisand would be the first to say she was lucky to be mentioned along with Hepburn. The establishment in Hollywood never really cared for Kate- she snubbed the awards all 12 times she was nominated.
Now I don't know which Ingrid Bergman appearance I like better: this one because of her reaction, or her win for Murder on the Orient Express when she dedicated her entire speech to Valentina Cortese who she thought should have won.
I’m listening to Barbra Streisand‘s book on audible. And she said she was so mortified when she saw that what she was wearing was sort of see-through. Simply due to the lighting. She was mortified by the outfit. I thought she looked. AWESOME.
Barbra Streisand is a natural comedienne. Fabulous in every sense that is hard to find these days. And I love that Katherine Hepburn gave her that space to enjoy the moment!
Barbra Streisand is with no doubt world's greatest star, she's real terrific. She could wear a plastic bag, and still look flawless. In fact, I think that her dress is pretty unique and lovely!
Love the audience reaction, Katharine Hepburn wins: Again? alright, good for her Barbara Streisand also wins: WELL HELL YEAH, SHE DESERVES THIS, WOO WOO
Stars from yesteryear really had something special. Today, there are few that are as unique. Barbra was such a natural on that stage, and has such wonderful appeal. Love her.
I cant remember when or where but Streisand said in an interview that when she tried on the outfit it wasn't that way but when she stepped into the intense lighting at the Oscars it became shear. Who knows, just thank God she had the body for it.
It's happened before. In 1932 Fredrick March won Best Actor for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. But then they announced that Wallace Berry, who lost to March by one vote would take home a Best Actor Oscar as well for his performance in The Champ. If a nominee looses to the winner by one vote, by Academy rules, it calls for a tie. That's what happened here too.
Not sure if anyone else commented but I do think Barbra at 3:36 appears the most unguarded I've ever seen her. Her eyes seem to show a lifetime of hurts in that moment.
It doesn't matter what she wore, whether you like it or not, or even what she said. She won. She walked off with an Academy Award under her arm. So stuff it.
Imagine being up for your very first Oscar and not only winning, but being part of the only ever tie for Best Actress with the woman widely considered to be the greatest film actress ever
The first pop culture reference I’ve heard of this occasion was an episode of Jimmy Neutron
Would be a great feat for someone who was not THE Barbra Streisand
No imagine all these years later and that young lady is even more of a pop culture icon than the lady she was so honored to tie with
@@manuelorozco7760 I'm here from Jimmy Neutron as well. The Principal says "Somebody pinch me!" and then Bolbi does it haha
@@generalgrievous3731 Exactly
I just LOVE the way she says "It's a tie" xD
and then all the crowd says ohh!!
Yeah, her reaction was priceless. It appeared that she wasn't sure that she was seeing it correctly.
@@snipperwhapper like
Is This Exist ?
Ingrid Bergman had class.
@@SymphonyBrahmsand yet was ostracized for having an affair!😂
Love Ingrid Bergman... her reaction to seeing 2 names was so funny....
PepsiMama2 Yes, she and katharine hepburn were wonderful actresses . She didn't speak with this strong accent in films ¿or I'm wrong?
@manel. I've noticed frequently as people get older their accents become stronger. In Murder On The Orient Express Ingrid Bergman had a very strong accent.
+Manel Sevilla Ingrid spent a lot of time at home, and I think by nowshe was married to another Sweed............I loved her voice. Daughterhas the same.
+Chris Johnson Because she is a Swede playing a Swede.
+supernumery sooty but the Russian Princess was played by Wendy Hiller not Ingrid Bergman..IB played a Swedish person pretending to understand little English and QH mostly used French phrases not Russian
sorry lol but that is among my absolute fav movies seen it about 60 times lol
"The w-winner...it's a tie!" Gotta love Ingrid Bergman's expression.
Barbra Streisand: tripping up the stairs before Jennifer Lawrence made it cool.
many have including Shirley Booth
+Eastcoaster101 really? she looks like julliete lewis to be honest.
Barbra wearing see-through pants!!!! 40 years before everybody else? :D Gaga wore pants this year and everybody went nuts :D
plz it is no cool to trip down or fall on stage
Jennifer Lawrence didn't made it cool she just represented that America loves stupidity so I'm showing my real side which is stupid
I love the crowd’s reaction when Barbra said “Hello Gorgeous”
The accountants who tallied up the votes were at the ceremony backstage and warned Ingrid Bergman to read the contents of the envelope carefully before announcing the winners.
"actually"
Shouldve said that too for La La land and Moonlight
@@clarkevander Beatty & Dunaway received wrong envelope ( Best Actress) from other side of the Stage. I read each side has a matching envelope for the Presenters!
@@MichaelWilliams-tz2ts doesn't matter. They didn't read it carefully. Although, the bad typography could be blamed, too. I've seen an analysis of it. Same thing for that Miss Universe mishap of Steve Harvey
@Mrs. Phyllis Stephens There is no such phrase as "should of". It's "should have".
"Hello, gorgeous!"
How else could she start off a speech like that? :)
"Hello AH"
Brendan Richards I recently watched Funny Girl. That was her first line in the movie so her saying it now was perfect!
Only her
I love the way Ingrid Bergman talks. I never heard her voice outside of her work and it sounds so different.
Really? How is it so different?
***** In this video her accent is much more pronounced than in her films and way more charming. She has such warmth in her voice.
Rhaegar Targaryen
I LOVE her voice.. and her smile... beautiful...
Ms.Bergman- WOW! - Just Stunning Woman !! - and that Dress!! - truly befitting a Queen !! - Totally Regal Looking - " Here's Looking At You, Kid!!!! "- Jaw - Dropping ,Show - Stopping INCREDIBLE❗- Nobody Looked Better than Her - Ingrid could wear Clothes like no one else - Always Tasteful and Elegant - Never vulgar or garish - like so many " stars " of today - The Wonderful Ms . Sophia Loren - only other woman w/ Supreme Taste in clothing like Ingrid - plus they both carried themselves like Real Ladies - Totally First Class with complete respect for their fans - a mature, yet humble confidence in their abilities - without showing " too much "- I think Ms. Loren said it best - please excuse me for paraphrasing her words - said something like -
" A Smart woman dresses in clothes tight enough to show she's a woman - and loose enough to show she's a LADY" - something some of today's " stars" could learn from - sometimes showing. " less" can mean a LOT more than they realize ....Rest In Sweet Peace 🏆⭐🕊💖😍 Both Ms.Bergman and Ms. Hepburn - Both Katharine - and Ms. Audrey Hepburn as well - True Queens of The Entertainment World - And Of Life Too - Three Beautiful Souls 🌈⭐🏆💎💖🕊✌
one more thing - Ms. Audrey Hepburn - Another woman that exuded Class & Taste - on a par with Ms. Ingrid & Ms. Katharine. - Complete & Sublime - as near to Perfection as it gets - Every Time - and as Pure of Heart as it gets - as Beautiful on the inside as on the outside - Sweetness of the Soul - A Treasure of a Human Being - Never To Be Forgotten - I shall Always Adore Her 💖 - 🏆⭐😍💖✌🌈🌅🕊🙂
This was arguably one of the strongest line ups in the Best Actress category in history - every single one of them could have won deservedly so. Extraordinary performances all.
Agree!
@Teezer44 All of the nominees were Oscar winners.
Agreed.
best part about this is Ingrid Bergman's reaction oh my god :)
She looked so confused for a moment, too.
At least she didn’t pull pull a Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway and actually read the entire card!
@@davy209 to be fair, the graphic design was somehow to blame.
God*
1:49 loved how she put her award in her arms just to clap. So humble my love.
Ingrid Bergman is such a classy lady ❤️
"It's a tie"! You can see her surprise, when she reads the card!
I love what Streisand wore. It's been gown after gown for years. Someone needs to be more adventurous in the next Oscars. Worst dressed be damned
Well you can always have Lady GAGA wear her steak outfit.
Julie Christie wore gold "pyjamas" designed by her date Don Bessant the night she won her Oscar, and she came back the following year to present the Best Actor award wearing a micro-mini dress. Rosalind Russell wore one of her AUNTIE MAME costumes (a silver beaded knee length pants outfit with a chartreuse chiffon cape) ten years before Streisand's win.
Barbara looks like a clown!
How about Vanessa there? I have a feeling that she wore a saree that day!
The get-up Barbra Streisand chose to receive her academy award for FUNNY GIRL is atrocious and just plain WORKS! Somehow it looks fantastic on her and is forever memorable. A+++
Ingrid Bergman sounds divine presenting the awards.
She had one of the best voices, so warm.
They HAD voices then!
So I guess Jennifer Lawrence wasn't the only one who tripped on her way to the podium...
Marisa Tomei also tripped, and weeks before the Oscars she told this was her biggest fear, the poor thing
Shirley booth also
Shirley booth too... 1960
1953
Hepburn is in a class by herself. But c'mon, Streisand gave an iconic performance that pretty much sums up the full range of her talents: humor, pathos, comedy, tragedy, dancing, and those honeyed ballads and roof-shattering belters.
Dave Glo They tied. What’s your point?
Manoli S. Her point is that Streisand should have won. Lol
nygrrl99 She did
Haven't you seen The Lion in Winter??? Hepburn's performance was awesome.
I love Streisand. She deserved her win but, common, she couldn't beat Hepburn's monologues in The Lion in Winter (I could peel you like a pear and God himself will call it justice, We all have knives... we are the killers..., what a desolation...). Hepburn's stare when Henry kiss her mistress and her talk with Richard (Anthony Hopkins). Both of them deserved the Oscars. Streisand's character was a revelation but the Academy didn't care much about that. The Academy evaluated performances, NOT CHARACTERS.
Hepburn never shows up at these awards because she could never stand losing in such a public setting and she knew it was the best way to win attention by not being present. According to Jane Fonda, Hepburn was a very competitive person. When she later won her fourth Oscar, she told Fonda, "You'll never catch up with me now!"
Hepburn was also someone who avoided the press and the ceremonies most every actress attended. She also had a routine of going to bed at dark and waking up at 4 AM. She normally was informed about her Oscar wins the next morning. Probably the most under reported thing about her was her great sense of humor. When she said "You'll never catch me now" to Fonda she was probably joking. Just like the time Barbara Walters asked her if she owned a dress and Hepburn replied "One, I'll wear it to your funeral."
That is not true to my knowledge.
Kathrine Hepburn, never attended theese award shows, because when initially started her carreer, they called her "poison". In the beginning of her carreer she was blamed for the fact that the movies she was a lead in, never sold tickets.
So in the end no one would hire her because of theese bad reviews that critics gave the movies.
She ended up asking and PAYING someone to come up with a script, which she should have the lead role. She would pay for everything herself. And it was a huge success. All of a sudden the media and tabloids named her a genoius, and the best actress ever.
Kathrine was appalled about the behavior of this. That they could just change their mind on a whim. So she never attended any award shows, regardless of the award. She showed up to 1 mayor award show, but it was only to acknowledge one her very good friends, for his achievements.
So no.. it wasn't because she couldn't stand loosing. It was the spin of the media she didnt care for.
@@PhantomTemple Actually president of the Academy at time Gregory Peck begged her to come to the 1969 Oscars. She told him she didn’t want to be in the audience if she lost. I think she liked to win, but it wasn’t the be all end all for her. The Lion in Winter Oscar remained in a paper bag for years after Harvey the director who accepted for her delivered it to her. Plus she said in the Cavett interview the Hepburn kids were raised to be the center of attention, so there was an ego there to be satisfied.
@@Dennisanyone- Yeah.. begged her as she was the best Actor of that time... but didnt care for the award shows because they only took notice of her AFTER she had realized her own comeback...
@@PhantomTemple I never heard your story. I suppose anything is possible. Considering she won her first Oscar for her third film, it’s interesting if it was indeed true her feelings about the industry. She campaigned a lot for her Long Days Journey nomination. So I stand by my statement that she liked to win. But she hated losing in public more.
I love Barbra. She deserved to win this oscar. She is absolutely amazing in this movie... and so georgous !
I agree.
Ingrid Bergman is ethereal. Such a beautiful and divine woman.
Screwed around on her husband.
Ms, Streisand has bought so much joy and bliss to the human family, for decades. She deserves her gorgeous husband, lovely talented son, beautiful cute animals, fabulous home and breath taking garden.
Agree!
It was very gracious of Barbra to mention Hepburn immediately. Ingrid Bergman is so beautiful.
I love the hairstyles back then. I am so glad to see many of them making a comeback. She looked flawless.
I love Ingrid Bergman's voice/accent- it's so dignified!
Would be lovely if there would be ties noweadays
Like between leo and eddie this year
There aren't any rules against it, it's just really unlikely that two nominees get an exact tie. I think there was a tie for sound editing a couple of years ago
+Colinda Teeuwisse there should have been a tie this year between Brie Larson for Room and Saoirse Ronan for Brooklyn
+Zenevi Romawii I haven't seen the movies
Yes. Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady) and Viola Davis (The Help) is one time I sorely wanted a tie.
Became an instant fan after watching Funny Girl and what a journey the last 50 years have been, watching Streisand's career. i feel very lucky to have been able to first see her at age 12 and continuing to watch her meteoric rise to fame. She's still loved by millions of fans around the world and respected for her beautiful voice, her intelligence, and for giving the world her beautiful music. i also love her for speaking out throughout the years for those groups of people who, otherwise, wouldn't have a voice.
One of the most deserved (no brainer) wins in Oscar history. Personally, I think she should have won for The Way We Were, a few yrs. later as well.
Agree
Of course, she did deserve it and it was a very weak year. Obviously the powers that be Did Not Want her to get it so they all voted for Glenda Jackson in the vapid light comedy a touch of class. Now I adore Glenda but this should have been Babs year indeed.
"The Lion in the Winter" is a mesmerizing movie. Katharine Hepburn's performance is not from this world.
Katharine Hepburn won four best actress Academy Awards. Of the four Oscar's she won this one for 'The Lion in Winter' was the most deserving and she had to win it in a tie. The other 3 that she received could easily be taken from her and given to someone else. Two of Hepburn's nominations 'Alice Adams' in 1935 and 'Long Day's Journey into Night's in 1962 were easily her best film performances and she lost the Oscars both times. People in Hollywood either loved or admired her or hated her. In an article I read about her I remember director Joseph Mankiewicz quoted " Katharine Hepburn- the world's greatest artificial actress" They worked together and apparently he hated her.
One of the most famous opening words for an Oscar acceptance speech.
Streisand is at her best when she's spontaneous and she was not expecting this at all.
To be in the company of Hepburn and Bergman, doesn't get any better than that.
Barbra's outfit is extremely bold for those times.. I wonder what it feels like for those people to see themselves so outrageously young after all those years today..
What a wonderful moment. Three-time Academy Award winner Ingrid Bergman, one of the greatest performers in the history of the art form, honoring two of the most gifted women to ever have their faces illuminated on the silver screen, each giving legendary performances. Katharine Hepburn, the dame of Hollywood, taking home her third Academy Award, thirty-four years after her first, and her second in a row, and Barbara Streisand, the powerhouse-it just doesn’t my get any better than this.
And what a field. Five women, all of whom won at least one Oscar in their careers, with Hepburn and Streisand being joined by Patricia Neal, Joanne Woodward and Vanessa Redgrave.
Bravo, ladies! Bravo!
I wish they still did this nowadays. There’s so many talented people that deserve to be recognized.
they would still do this if there was another tie
I would love to see another tie like this in my lifetime 😊
She has one of the most mesmerizing eyes ever!!! People speak about her nose but all I can see is her beautful eyes. *Hello gorgeous*
Barbra can wear whatever the fuck she wants and be fabulous.
Cool lady. Very genuine.
You don't know her that well. she total B____h to work with
luis grant So are most people who are successful. Get over it.
Call Barbra's outfit whatever you will. I loved it.
So great that Barbra thanked the great William Wyler, a truly master director.
Ingrid Bergman is so beautiful, im a big fan of her since mu mother show me her movie Gaslight in which she won Oscar for the leading actress category...RIP
gaslight is just awesome so glad you found it !! you should check out Notorious with Ingrid, Cary Grant and Claude Rains
i just finished yesterday watching her other film with cary grant called Indiscreet... such a great film.. thanks by the way for your suggestion..i'll try to find that film later ;)
cazia9
YES.... Notorious is one of my all time favs..
Gotta love Streisand's outfit. Also gotta love the fact that, even though they tied, the Oscars played "People" Barbra's win.
Barbra S. is a class act all on her own. She's really sets herself apart from everyone else. I love that.
Totally agree!! Barbra is also an EGOT member. Her talent knows no bounds!!!!!!🤩♥️👑
Miss Bergman...so classy.
I can truly say that the other time the Academy needed to give a tie was in 1984 between Tom Hulce and F.Murray Abraham both in Amadeus. Seen the movie a few times and I can't decide who gave a stronger performance they're both awesome.
Keyser Söze
excellent statement. AGREED.
Keyser Söze I agree too. Both were terrific in that picture.
Keyser Söze Both WERE great, but I prefer the outcome we had because, honestly, F. Murray Abraham gave one of the Top 10 acreen acting performances of all time. Put THAT performance in ANY other year besides 1972 (Brando for The Godfather), 1980 (Robert De Niro for Raging Bull), 1982 (Ben Kingsley for Gandhi), and 1987 (Dustin Hoffman for Rain Man), and F. Murray Abraham WOULD STILL WIN.
Bob Schneider i think he was better than Kingsley and De Niro
Hulce should have gotten a special award for all of the hours - week after week - he spent practicing the piano!
I guess the dress code was not that strict back then.
Stet Tan Actually what happened was that no one knew that her outfit would be so sheer looking under the lights.
+Stet Tan Back then celebrities didn't worry about people like Joan Rivers and so called fashion experts. People back then dresed more originally. Now mostly everyone at these awards shows look like they are wearing uniforms.
Stet Tan it reminded me of Helena Bonham Carter talking about Oscar's when she was younger that before it was about acting not dresses. That is what it turned into later on. Fashion over acting.
notaniceguy34 no, that outfit was designed to be sheer in any light.
@Isabel Beckerman Why would you want to look ridiculous in the greatest moment of your career?
This footage is GOLD. Babs was hilarious! I loved when she said "hello gorgeous" hahaha. She looked gorgeous too! I honestly thought her outfit was pretty snazzy; certainly not anything I'd expect her to wear, but it looked gorgeous on her nonetheless!
OMG What nominees. Vanessa Redgrave, Patricia Neal, Joanne Woodward, along with Hepburn and Streisand. 5 All time greats. We won't have that collection of talent come along in a very, very long time.
Imagine what a 25-year-old Barbra must have felt when she received an Oscar from Ingrid Bergman and tied with Katharine Hepburn.
Ingrid Bergman!!! ..........Just Beautiful!!
If you look closer, youre will see a tiny time traveler Rachel Berry at the audience.
The applause Barbra gets is amazing.
I love Barbra’s win so much she shows a range of emotions, she owns the film, and she gives the best performance in it. While I love Katherine the same cannot be said.
Ingrid Bergman knew history had been made. Her reaction is priceless.
Even if Barbra had not won that outfit was the star of the evening !
That's right she's so ahead of her time. 👑👏💖✨.
@@julbae We are so lucky that Barbra is alive and a part of our lifetime !
Speaking as a true Babs phile , I saw the move in the and begged for the album , wore it out ,Sitting there in a movie house ,looking up at the screen , Just mesmerized .. and she does it to to this day ....
Kate, the greatest actress in all times!Babs, the greatest show woman in all times!In a legendary tie! I'm in heaven! Congratulations, DIVAS!Bravo!!!! :)
My only question is HOW THE HELL did Mia Farrow NOT GET NOMINATED for ROSEMARY'S BABY?!?
I agree with you, Mia definitely should have received an Oscar nod at least. But I think the reason she did not (and never went on to receive one) had to do with the fact that she made the decision to leave Frank Sinatra. FS had huge mafia ties and, frankly, I think Hollywood was scared to cross him and so they weren't going to risk giving this young, eccentric waif any recognition.
Todd Craig Whattttttttt!!!!!!!! Are you serious that’s wild.
@@PrettyPettyJoMo It is kinda wild... That one man could intimidate such a huge, huge industry as Hollywood. I don't know if I read something that made me think it or not, but there has to be a good reason why she's never gotten the Oscar nod. And Frank could not have been happy that she basically chose Roman Polanski over him.
I so agree with you!!! She could have won, in my opinion. Also.....she should have won the year she was nominated for “ALICE”......a great movie with great script and performances.
With all those satanic worshipers in Hollywood!!?? No way would her truth telling be acknowledged.
I love Barbra's outfit!
Both great women. Hepburn eventually won one more oscar and worked until 1994 to the age of 87. She died in 2003 at 96. Meanwhile Barbara Streisand is 81 and is still not giving up.
Pls Oscars do this for Lady Gaga and Glenn Close this year! 🙏🙏🙏
Glenn Close and Olivia Coleman
I'd rather see Glenn and Olivia. However, I guess if there is a tie it's more likely to be Gaga and glenn. Honestly I would rather just see Glenn win.
neither won
Would be awesome ... but it didn't happen unfortunately
Sorry....I thought Gaga's nomination was born of personal popularity, and I kind of thought it might have been manipulated into reality by the Academy to inflate tune-in ratings for a show that's been in years-long steady decline. IMHO I thought Gaga was nothing special. Cooper, so much the better actor, really propped her up. And the dead giveaway to an actress's limited range (cmon guys, she's NOT an actress), was her inability conveying grief to emote convincingly in close up, so they resort to the trash-the- furnishings-in-rage scene...always a default when the talent's just not there. I'm sure she'll never win in the future. Look at Cher, also a top pop star in her time, but brilliant in "Moonstruck"...Gaga could not have pulled that character off, and she's an Italian from New York City!!!
Love Ingrid's reaction! LOL! The way she said: "The winner... It's a tie." is so cute, haha!
that outfit was *SCANDALOUS*! the girl had chutzpah.
Yes it certainly was. Kind of shear.
It was only when the lights were on it was see through if the light weren't on it it wouldn't be see through
Yes, she did. Barbra once told Katie Couric that she really was quite shy...then she paused and said, emphatically, "But I'm from Brooklyn!" Yes indeed...chutzpah. :)
By 1967, Katharine Hepburn had worked in Hollywood for 35 years and with hundreds of members of The Academy, many of whom, no doubt, voted for her performance in "The Lion in Winter". Streisand had no such history in motion pictures as "Funny Girl" was her film debut. I think she more than deserved to share the award with the Great Kate.
OMG! It's Ingrid Bergman!!!!!! I can't believe it. I took me a while to realize where I had seen this face before and it was in Casablanca :D- so surreal!!!
I friggin love that pant-suit!! And that hair! Like buttah!
Just sit and puttah at her gorgeousnesssssssss
Everything about her is wonderful. Such a unique individual.
You mean buddah!
barba is amazing, hilarious, and talented.. there is no one like her
I can't believe Barbra Streisand's hair is a surfer #2 cut still popular today!
Barbra Streisand has such a beautiful speaking voice.
Streisand deserved the award. As always, knocked it out of the ball park with her Funny Girl performance. She is also a pioneer for breaking down various barriers that were in place prior to her arrival. Truely amazing woman.
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Ingrid Bergman is fantastic and quirky! "There they are! The best actresses of 1968!" "The winner... it's a TIE!!!!!!!" God I love you Ingrid!
Too bad the Great Kate never liked to attend the Academy Awards ceremony and in fact, only attended ONCE as a presenter several years after this. Her performance as Eleanor of Aquitane in THE LION IN WINTER was one of the great classical performances ever rendered on film. And it also marked the film debut of ANTHONY HOPKINS. My only regret is that the late, great Peter O' Toole did not win for his richly deserving performance as her King. As for Barbra Streisand, that was probably one of the BEST acceptance speeches ever even though I have never seen the movie.
Get it from Netflix. You'll be impressed by her performance.
2019: Glenn Close and Lady Gaga 💕
Please Academy Awards !!!! Is 50 years later. The history can repeat ❤
Close should win alone. It was different with Hepburn and Streisand, since Hepburn had already 2 Oscars. But Glenn Close never won an Oscar.
I was just thinking that too, since it happened at the Critics, it would be wonderful
@@alexbryanpogue3421 Yeesss Bro !!! 😭😭😭
Should be Jualinne Moore and Rosamund Pike or DDL and Joaquin Phoenix years ago
Gleen deserves this one just for herself
Notice the only person she didn't Thank was her husband at the time, Elliott Gould, who was sitting next to her in the audience. They were actually going thru a break-up at the time and would promptly announce their divorce months later. But Elliott was a gentleman who showed up as Barbra's date that nite. I'm sure her quick rise to fame was a heavy burden on any man who was married to Streisand at the time. To Elliott's credit, he has rarely -- if ever -- bad mouthed Streisand in public.
And he is noticeably seen NOT applauding after her speech. It wasn't very nice of her not to mention him.
thats sad....
She is so beautiful here.
who?
Bergman, Neal, Redgrave and Woodward
to tell the truth Katharine Hepburn deserves to win ALONG, funny girl was a miscast crap it just explains even if u shagged a very rich boyfriend doesn't mean u're not going to own everything.......sigh
I’m here because I just read the story in Barbra’s magnificent book. Hello Gorgeous. Her perfect,spontaneous comment still being repeated to this day.
That's why I'm here!
I LOVE INGRIDS REACTION
Streisand is perfection. Her clothes, her hair, her Hello Gorgeous. No one compares...
I suggest people who say Kate was lucky to share the award with Babra actually watch The Lion in Winter- Hepburn was PHENOMINAL!!!!! Streisand would be the first to say she was lucky to be mentioned along with Hepburn. The establishment in Hollywood never really cared for Kate- she snubbed the awards all 12 times she was nominated.
Anyone else find it kind of funny that Ingrid Bergman tied for a Tony for best actress?
Katherine Hepburn was an amazing actress.
Barbara is such a beautiful woman and i love her sparkling outtfit and today in 2023 she still is she is one of my favorite actress and singers
Now I don't know which Ingrid Bergman appearance I like better: this one because of her reaction, or her win for Murder on the Orient Express when she dedicated her entire speech to Valentina Cortese who she thought should have won.
I’m listening to Barbra Streisand‘s book on audible. And she said she was so mortified when she saw that what she was wearing was sort of see-through. Simply due to the lighting. She was mortified by the outfit. I thought she looked. AWESOME.
Ingrid Bergman looked terrific. Hepburn gave the better performance yet Streisand represented the new breed in Hollywood!
I love the way Barbra looks in this video! Ingrid Bergman was beautiful as well.
I really love what she's wearing
Barbra Streisand is a natural comedienne. Fabulous in every sense that is hard to find these days. And I love that Katherine Hepburn gave her that space to enjoy the moment!
Love how she starts her speech with "Hello gorgeous" so Fanny Brice 😂👏♥️
Barbra Streisand is with no doubt world's greatest star, she's real terrific.
She could wear a plastic bag, and still look flawless. In fact, I think that her dress is pretty unique and lovely!
She is a amazing talent with a all time great voice. But should keep her big mouth shut about politics.
because you said so?
It's not a dress
Nicholas Ikonomou being different and not trying to fit in the mold makes her great!
She's a PIG.
Love the audience reaction,
Katharine Hepburn wins: Again? alright, good for her
Barbara Streisand also wins: WELL HELL YEAH, SHE DESERVES THIS, WOO WOO
Stars from yesteryear really had something special. Today, there are few that are as unique. Barbra was such a natural on that stage, and has such wonderful appeal. Love her.
Imagine Barbra Streisand, Ingrid Bergman and Katharine Hepburn together
I watched "Funny Girl" for the very first time this year and may I say,what a film
Same here in 2012
Barbra is very Versatile!! I Love her!!! so talented and a real American treasure..
holly crap ms streisand, you wear that to the VMAs, not the oscars
the 60's 70's people had less sticks up their ass.They had more fun and less prudes walked the earth.
Well, you can still have fun and have a stick up your ass at the oscars... there is one for everything nowadays
I bet you haven't seen Cher's outfits on her Oscar appearances. Just Google it, you're gonna love it :P
Kengallyn Sarkisian Ive seen chers black sheer dress but cher is cher thats a whole other thing she does what the fuck she wants
I cant remember when or where but Streisand said in an interview that when she tried on the outfit it wasn't that way but when she stepped into the intense lighting at the Oscars it became shear. Who knows, just thank God she had the body for it.
Barbra looks stunning! Such a beautiful outfit
It's happened before. In 1932 Fredrick March won Best Actor for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. But then they announced that Wallace Berry, who lost to March by one vote would take home a Best Actor Oscar as well for his performance in The Champ. If a nominee looses to the winner by one vote, by Academy rules, it calls for a tie. That's what happened here too.
Not sure if anyone else commented but I do think Barbra at 3:36 appears the most unguarded I've ever seen her. Her eyes seem to show a lifetime of hurts in that moment.
I love how you can hear the audience's GASP
Barbra looks beautiful!
Eidelmania Mean girls much? Find your OWN words you sheep!
If her nose were smaller you would not say that. She is gorgeous!
Barbra is a beautiful woman.
"Lion in THE Winter"... lol cute Ingrid Bergman!
It doesn't matter what she wore, whether you like it or not, or even what she said. She won. She walked off with an Academy Award under her arm. So stuff it.
She looks great!!!!!
I hope for Lady Gaga x Glenn Close this year. Barbra looked so pretty.