Patty Duke winning Best Supporting Actress
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- George Chakiris presenting Patty Duke with the Oscar® for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in "The Miracle Worker" at the 35th Academy Awards® in 1963. Introduced by Frank Sinatra.
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It was the most emotional honest ''thank you'' I ever seen
Braulio Gomez I was thinking the same thing. Those were the most sincere 2 words I've ever heard.
stillmatic880 that was the most sincere thank you
I definitely agree!
And her eyes as she said it! It was truly the most sincere thing I've ever seen.
100%
Now there's someone who knows how to accept an award!
She said a million things with just those two words.
Just as Helen said with no words
One of the most well deserved Oscar wins in Oscar history.
Sure, but she was Co.-LEAD, imo.
@@ChrolliForever I totally agree.
I understand, that the studio want that bancroft and Duke won Oscar's, but was that fair to the other nominees? But both were Oscar worthy and well deserved.
@@ChrolliForever At least the Emmys got the nomination placements correct in 1979 when they nominated both Patty and Melissa Gilbert in Lead Actress for " The Miracle Worker ". However Melissa didn't stand a chance against Patty's bravura performance. In fact, no actress in her category that year did.
@@ChrolliForever they could have easily switched categories AND STILL WON! That's how perfect they were.
Well...she deserved the Oscar, but what heavy competition! RIP, Patty.
VERY heavy competition. Great Films and Competition All.
I did not know she passed away. What Year?
Gwen Marie March, 2016.
What a wonderful woman she was. I had the pleasure of meeting her once at an event and she was very kind and seemed very sincere. She told of how hard it was being in Hollywood under the difficult conditions she was having with mental health, which probably explains why she wasn't in a lot more full featured films. I just watched The Miracle Worker, I was mesmerized watching her as a young lady. What a remarkable performance! Her and Bancroft worked extremely well together. I was very saddened to hear of her passing.
I just watched The Miracle Worker and God! What was that? Just amazing. One of the most deserved wins in the Best Supporting Actress category. Acting at its best. Patty as Helen Keller is probably one of the best performances I have ever seen. Really. Anne Bancroft was perfect in the movie too.
Just watched it.
The greatest performance by far by a teen.
@lucy bond whenever I think of Anna or Anne I think of the dining room scene. It made me. Millions of men and Mel brooks fall in love with Annie even more! To live in her truth (she was going blind when helping helen) speaks volumes!
It is an incredible, magnificent film.
I absolutely agree with you I cannot believe she was only 15 her performance was flawless
Her tears, the most sincere "Thank you." I've ever heard and the way she's holding that Oscar close as if she's saying to herself "They're giving this to me. I earned it. No one can take this away!" speaks volumes of sweet sorrow about her childhood.
What happend to her??
???
Joan Crawford and Gregory Peck told her that night she was Brilliant...
And she was
She was being abused mentally, emotionally and sexually by her agents who she unfortunately also lived with. She also had, what was know back then as, Manic Depressive Illness (Bipolar Disorder)but as an older adult, Anna Marie Patty Duke overcame all of that through help and lived a happy life as an advocate, actress, wife and mother
She earned it, especially for that dining room scene with Anne Bancroft!
OMG, yes, the stand out and THE most extraordinary scene in THE movie
And also the last sequence outside the house. INCREDIBLE!
When Duke takes the doll and knocks out Bancroft's tooth, Whoah! The battle begins!Great movie👍
That scene was intense. How about Duke knocking Bancroft's tooth with the doll?
Utterly deserved! She was sensational in the movie!!
More emotion in her two words than some of the unnecessarily long speeches celebrities give today.
So sweet, why say anything else. That "thank you" said more than an entire speech would.
The way she said "thank you" was so cute and sweet, bless her heart. She has always been my favorite actress of all time.
A couple of things: George Chakiris. The man is his own adjective. That voice... And Ms. Duke - a deserving winner - and no small feat - this was one of those years where any one of the performances was worthy.
THE single greatest performance by a teenager ever! Anne was great but Anna was the whole show! No wonder she had her own TV series! Brava!
Regarding Patty's short "Thank you", in her autobiography, "Call Me Anna", Patty Duke had asked her domineering managers, John and Ethel Ross, what she should have said if she won. They told her to just say "thank you" and nothing more. Patty asked if she should've thanked director Arthur Penn and producer Fred Coe, but they told her not to - just "thank you". You can actually catch a quick glimpse of the Rosses the second Patty got up and passed them to get her award.
her expression when she says "thank you".....I've never seen anyone means it like she did!
Probably the most sincere and shortest Oscar winning speeches of all times. She may have been really nervous. Not easy to speak in front of a huge audience.
hazeleyesChicago her agents wouldn’t let her say anything else, she was instructed to just say “ thank you”. But it seemed perfect anyway
And she was on the verge of full crying tears! So full of emotion.
All five performances were stellar. I wish the Academy would reveal the actual voting numbers one day. In 1962, all the acting categories had performances that deserved winning.
One of the greatest performances of all time on stage and in the movie. Bless her.
The most amazing acting role EVER!! She deserved it.
She was brilliant in this movie, absolutely brilliant.
Patty Duke played the role on Broadway since she was 11 until the movie was made. It was released when she was 15 and she won the Oscar when she was 16, so people were familiar with her as Helen Keller since she was 11. She spent two years preparing for the role on stage. So, in essence, she had spent 6 years perfecting it before it she won the Oscar.
Angela Lansbury's performance is one of the most iconic in movie history!!
Her facial expressions said it all. Best sincere and grateful thank you ever. She was so emotional that she could not express it in words.
Beautiful, emotional, simple, and short.
Watched this after the miracle worker. Safe to say this was a win well deserved.
My mom and I loved your show from way back in the day! Rest in peace, Patty
Best way to accept an award! You don't bore anybody by rambling on forever, and by not naming any names, you don't risk slighting anyone by accidentally forgetting to name them. Short and sweet!
I got a chill through my spine when she said thank you.. ufff those 2 words were like thousand words.
one of the five more most deserved Winners EVER in the catagory! it was soo hard to play that blind person! rip
RIP Sweet Patty Duke!
+AxelQC Wonder why they are playing the mockingbird song in the background.
+ProBoard Bear if you've seen the movie or know the play at all, it's written in the script. Annie sings it to herself with a doll in hand after she's finally gotten Helen to bed one day.
I thought that it was a mistake because of the other movie nomination was To kill a mockingbird.
+ProBoard Bear me too!
+ProBoard Bear It wasn't an award for Best Picture, it was for Best Supporting Actress. I myself think Mockingbird was a better film all around. but the Academy got this one right. Not taking anything away from Mary Badham, who was perfect for her role, but Patty's role was a much bigger challenge for an actor, and she nailed it BIG TIME. It was just more deserving of that particular award, that's all. BTW, Angela Lansbury (The Manchurian Candidate) would have been my second choice.
p.s. Gregory Peck did win for Mockingbird, and it was his performance that really drove that film.
Short, sweet, emotional and honest... Best simple "Thank You" ever.
Patty deserved this award fair and square, get over it landsbury fans.
Rest in Peace Patty Duke.
Angela Lansbury's performance in The Manchurian Candidate was brilliant, powerful, and terrifying. She absolutely deserved the Oscar for that performance. It's a shame it was in the same year as Patty Duke's equally brilliant performance. Had it been any other year, Lansbury would have won. Too bad they didn't have a tie.
I absolutely agree, Angela should have won,
Her best performance. Brilliant!
I've owned DVDs of both The Miracle Worker and The Manchurian Candidate, and have seen each picture dozens of times, as I consider each to be a cinema masterpiece. The performances of Patty Duke and Angela Lansbury were magnificent and it's impossible to say one performance was better than the other. However, there's a rule in Hollywood that applies here that was already well-established by 1963 and continues to this day. If a performer is up for an Oscar and the role involves a physical or mental disability or impairment, that performer wins out. Once I saw the pattern personally many long years ago, I've been able to accurately predict every Oscar since where this factor came into play. The rule is that solid.
I'd go a step further: there was a third brilliant performance that year in the Supporting Actress category: Mary Badham as Scout in To Kill A Mockingbird. To my mind, it was the best movie performance by a child ever. Uncannily real, without a hint of artifice. I guess a three way tie would have been too much to hope for, though.
@@Cardsam ... wrong.
You are confusing the character with the performance.
There are many flaws that are overlooked.
You can see her repeating other peoples lines more than once.
Patty Duke has great acting in The Miracle Worker.
On the screen for every scene, only one word spoken, a teenager yet still one of the all time best performances any actor could accomplish.
She was an amazing actress. She had the X factor
Anne and Patty both deserved their awards that night for outstanding performances, two of the mos powerful I have ever seen from any actress.
The ceremony was held on April 8, 1963. Patty was born on December 14, 1946, so she was 16 years and 115 days here. At the time, she was the youngest competitive Oscar winner. Patty now ranks as the third youngest competitive Oscar winner in its history, behind Tatum O'Neal (the youngest at 10 years and 148 days) and Anna Paquin (the second youngest at 11 years and 240 days).
Thanks for the memories, RIP Anna....
Both Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke deserved their wins. What an amazing duo they did.
I only knew of Patty from watching The Patty Duke Show when I was a boy. When I saw The Miracle Worker I couldn’t believe it was the same person. I guess that’s what makes an actor great. She was born for that role.
She could not have been more graceful, more genuine. Her face said everything....
Love Patty in this movie. She was sensansional.
She was fabulous
Theater goers actually thought Patty Duke was really blind and deaf in the movie because she was so convincing in the role. When I used to show this to my students after teaching the play, the kids thought the same thing. She was an unknown actress at the time. Definitely in the top 10 performances of all time.
"Thank you" was all she was allowed to say. It was short and sweet. But the couple that managed her controlled her young life so she did not have a normal childhood. To say they were rigid would be an extreme understatement.
Well, it's two more words than Helen Keller has ever said, so by comparison, that was bloody long winded!
TomG Gabin Are you trying to be funny?? Because I can assure you, you are MOST CERTAINLY NOT!! Your comment speaks volumes as to your insensitivity toward Miss Duke, as well as toward Helen Keller herself. May they both Rest In Peace. Which is more than I can say for you...🙄🙄
Shannonm75 Have you ever read Patty’s autobiography “Call Me Anna”? I first heard about the book back when she went public for the first time (approximately 1989 or 1990 if I remember correctly) about her struggles with bipolar disorder/ mental illness. Being a voracious reader, I devoured the book in about 2 days. It riveted me and I was so sad for her. I am happy that she was able to find healing and peace later in her life. I have never forgotten her story, even after all these years.
@@SusanCSmith-ik3jy I’m currently reading her book and I’m at the part where she is getting ready to go to the Oscars. The Rosses really were garbage people.
What a wonderful person Anna was...
To think her mother was not allowed to go and her father watched her win from a bar. So sad.
WHY SHE WON.......the Legend of Patty Duke.......when she played Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker" on Broadway with Anne Bancroft .........While in character [deaf and blind] some tremendously heavy spot lights came crashing down behind Patty and Anne startling EVERYONE BUT PATTY. To have maintained that acting concentration during an accident is incredible but true.
George Chakiris is handsome👍
God Bless you Patty. We will never forget you, and what you have brought into the world. You have a wonderful son too. May you be in peace. Again, bless you,
I loved Patty Duke..so sad she died
"My my, an oscar winner at 17!"
"The only way to go is down"
Joan Crawford to Patty Duke in Feud.
Patty was 16 when she won the Academy Award and there is no account of Joan Crawford saying this line from Feud to her.
How Joan Crawford of her.
She looks gorgeous and I long for sweet short speeches like this!
One of the most deserving wins ever.
Very well deserved and what a great actress. I never thought she got some of the great roles she deserved.
Wednesday was always,Patty Duke day.my pre teens were times I care not to remember.i will always remember,Anna ,and how I was invited into her world.thankyou Anna.Rest peacefully, shine.
I loved Patty Duke What a talent may she RIP
Patty duke was a child acting prodigies. Her performance in the Miracle Worker is magical and astounding. It did not hurt her that Arthur Penn directed one of the most beautiful and poignant movie ever made. It was a great vehicle to showcase her immense talent. Also, how adorable is it that she took her little dog to her first academy award ceremony!
I loved reading about her all through the 60's, 70's in my Moms photoplays and gossip mags.
Even if she couldn't thank anybody, at least she had the opportunity to NOT say anything about the Rosses. Apparently she sat between them at the Oscars; did you notice how when they called her name, she didn't acknowledge them at all with a hug or anything? She just stood straight up & walked to the stage. Good!
Patty Duke, in her very personal interviews, and activism, did so much to focus attention on mental health. I have been enjoying her sharp, quick mind, and humor, on various vintage game shows. One of the best "Password" guest players ever!
What a year for actresses!!! Look at the best actress category
I've seen both. Both women were great, no point in comparing because they are completely different roles. For me, it's not about who is better, but if the winner or nominees deserve it. They both deserved the nomination, and when Duke won, she deserved it.
Always perfect. RIP Mrs. Duke
You should be happy that Angela Lansbury won Honorary Oscar few year ago! So get over it! Patty Duke deserved Oscar as Helen Keller and I'm deaf and proud! She give wonderful performances!
Angela's performance is classic and so was Patty's; a tough decision, but no one can say she didn't deserve it nor can I say Davis was robbed; Bancroft deserve it as well. The Academy loves to honor prestige; an acclaimed play based on an inspiring true story vs a campy horror film.
Lansbury should have won over Barrymore. She wasn't going to win over Revere.
That's sacrilege! Winning the Oscar over your own mother? I won't hear of it!
What a beautiful and emotional way to be grateful!
What a monumental performance!!! I will never forget this classic. Patty Duke was so emotional that she could only say thank you. I love her acting in everything that she does. I even like watching her on game shows and the Patty Duke Show where she plays a dual role. and in Valley of the Dolls as a very hopeful turned bitch singer and movie star. I love all of her work.
Lansbury was chilling, but Patty Duke was stunning in a difficult role that was most certainly supporting to Anne Bancroft's excellent performance.
What a class act, what a brilliant performer, what a wonderful woman.
Patty Duke deserved this Oscar and don't let anyone take it away from her.
Rest in piece, good Patty
Mary Badham and Patty Duke in the same category. Two children in company with such heavy hitters. I love that.
Well deserved & Angela is still with us in 2021.
I met her last month at my university. Such a sweet, kooky lady.
She was a picture worth a thousand words.
This is what this country is founded on: achievement, success, personal accomplishment. A few years prior to that night, could she have dreamed of this.
Patty: 'Thank You!'
RIP Patty. Very sad day.
This would have been a lot more touching if Joan Crawford was up there crying and accepting the award on her behalf
Miss Duke won the Oscar fair and square!
Patty Duke is good in every movie I have seen her in.
Thank you, dear sweet Patti Duke, thank you! May you rest in peace.
Someone had to win and I'm glad it was Patty/
A great movie and a true classic! And Frank is sooo good looking!! 😊
She earned that award for sure
Patty duke DESERVED this oscar. way to go patty
RIP sweet angel of my youth. I remember this night, so well. I was so excited when she won. Thank you for your courage and bravery, Anna. God bless, and may the positive attributes of your legacy live on and endure through time.
+geezloueeze great tribute--thanks
Patty Duke won fair and square.
rest easy you were wonderful
When you win against such brilliant performances and talents I could understand why they were so emotional.
Such a talent! One would never guess the life Anna "Patty" Duke had to endure behind that smile.
One of the best movies I have ever seen. Beautiful performance.
Read Miss Duke's autobiography "Call Me Anna." THANK YOU was all that the Rosses would allow her to say.
That scene with her and Bancroft fighting over the spoons was as violent as any I’ve seen in any movie. It was so well done I felt like they were really hating each other.
Can you imagine that they did it for eight performances a week on Broadway?
MISS DUKE WAS THE SOLID CHOICE.
Angela Lansbury who was considered a shoo-in to win the award before the ceremony, so should've won that year. As good as Patty Duke was, Lansbury delivered one of the greatest female performances in a film history as a evil Mrs. Eleanor Iselin in The Manchurian Candidate.
One can only imagine her disappointment that night.
What's interesting in this clip is that in that one second as you see Patty Duke getting up to get her Oscar, she passes by John and Ethel Ross, the managers she wrote so candidly about in her book "Call Me Anna".