“I just realized something. I’m older than the Academy!” Boy has she ever earned the right to bring that up and brag about it! We love you, Eva Marie. ❤
Now 100 and counting! She's a treasure trove of movie history and a woman of eternal beauty, grace and substance. I wish her more time with her children and grandchildren, but oh, what a welcome awaits her in Paradise!
If you see the interview she gave on the same evening she's not "old lady-ish" at all. She has the manner of a young woman; friendly - also slightly flirtatious manner. I would assume that's thanks to a very long and successful marriage and a happy home life as well as her own personal achievements.
@@sarrhodes8277 I think that is mostly because of Hollywood professional makeup techniques. She gave a talk at BGSU a few weeks later that I attended and she very much looked her age. She was an absolute delight, but she wasn't dressed for the Oscars, just a nice local panel at her alma mater.
He's adorable. His acceptance speech was short and great. And Phantom Thread is an incredible film. His costumes were gorgeous. I'm so happy for his win. 😊
Especially given how incredible the dress designs in the film are. In Los Angeles, they do an exhibit every year at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising showcasing the costumes of various prestige and event films and the last two years in a row, one of the most showcased outfits was Alma's Flemish lace dress.
I just watched North by Northwest and came to this video. Actors and actresses like her are legends and treasures. I’m glad that we are still able to see a few golden age actors that still alive on the screen.
I know what you're saying - she still looks great and recognisably the same woman; sadly, you can't say that about many older Hollywood stars who've succumbed to the surgeon's scalpel and look nothing like themselves. Eva Marie Saint indicates that in not having surgery you end up looking not only by yourself but possibly younger too. However, she is probably an exception. She also seems youthful in manner and movement - if you see the interview she gave the same evening.
I've seen her at several interviews and she is always fantastic- down to earth, captivating and damn, does she know how to offer recollections regarding her movies!
One of the best for sure. The best by far not really. There were a lot of great films last year. I really liked Phantom tread but personally, I liked Dunkirk, Three Billboards (and Blade runner) more.
Seetha Golden yeah call me by your name is number 2 for me but it's a very close no. 2. It's pretty damn perfect. I just personally found Phantom Thread to be perfect in every respect
It's so interesting to me, no more than a few weeks after Eva Marie's appearance here she came back to her alma mater at BGSU when I was still a student, and gave a talk going over her history and experiences, and I even got to ask her a question. And her entire demeanor was so different. At the Oscars, she was poised and direct. She looked like she was giving a performance when she was going over the nominees. At BGSU, she seemed a lot more relaxed. Very comfortable, and just happy to be there talking to a bunch of random college kids for a local panel. She talked to all the students almost like a grandmother whenever we asked her questions. I asked her a question about her experience with Lillian Gish (BGSU used to have a film theater dedicated to the Gish sisters before it got torn down by the university) and she was very happy talking about her experiences on the stage with Lillian. She just seemed so enjoyable to be around and she also gave off the energy she was so happy to be back at her alma mater.
Eva Marie Saint, gracefully ageing, and married to the same man for 65 years, until his death. Not the standards set in Hollywood today, good health to her 😃
Who wouldn't drink to that? So nice to see her not only still alive and apparently thriving, but looking far younger than anyone I've ever seen in their 90s.
Eva Marie Saint is nothing short of a saint. I love her so much. She looks younger than what her actual age is. It’s incredible how time has been so kind to her. She truly is one of the most incredible actresses and people! I feel angrily though at the telecast production team. They need to give legends like her, as much time as she needs to let her make sense to the audience. I know you have a show to run, but it was awkward trying to get her to rush through what she had to say and rush through her time on stage before announcing the nominees. So, at least plan it or script it a little better if you can. As for Mark Bridges & “Phantom Thread”, this was one of the most deserved awards of the evening, if not the most deserving award. He was so gracious and amazing! And “Phantom Thread” was just as so as a film! I thought it should have won more awards personally, and been nominated for more. Because everything about it was so beautiful, intelligent, and elegant! Just simply stunning. It has a better story than “The Big Sick”, which was not to say it wasn’t good, it was VERY good! But this had more memorable lines, and was a more memorable experience. At least to me. And I would have nominated it over that instead.
I met Eva Marie Saint backstage in October 1972 when my mother, who went to high school with her but hadn't seen her since, my sister, and I went to see her in a short run play, costarring Fred Gwynne, called The Lincoln Mask, at the Plymouth Theater in New York City. Because she played the part of Mary Todd, who was a shrew in the play, my mother wondered if her personality had changed because she was so sweet in high school. I said, "Mom, that's acting." We were in the second or third row of the theater, and my mother threw a folded piece of paper with a message onto the stage just after one of the acts, which was highly embarrassing, but no one saw it and it got swept off the stage when the furniture rolled off during the scene change. After the curtain call, my mother also called out Eva Maiie's high school nickname, and said she saw her do a stutter step when exiting the stage. I didn't see it, but when we met her backstage she said she did hear it called out, and she knew someone from way back was in the audience. When we met her backstage, in her dressing gown, after my mother gave her maiden name because Eva didn't know her married name, she took us to her dressing room and she was as nice as could be. I actually stayed a few minutes longer, separately, to talk to her, and she asked about my life, even though she didn't know me.
One of the most talented, interesting, and sincerely sweet actresses from any era of Hollywood, Eva Marie Saint. In celebration of a long life well lived.
actually she's older than the academy by 3 years. she was born in 1924 and the academy was formed in 1927. she was 94 here and she sounds and look real sharp for her age.
That's because one did what the previous didn't do First there was AI, then motion capture, than all this together in the third movie in a much bigger scale
well, this doesn't count for the creature, but for the other characters, recreating wardrobes (dresses ,suits, uniforms, etc...)from the 60's without making them look artificial
eduardo ramirez The montage made it look like the creature’s design was meant for this category. Outside of that I didn’t think the costumes were that special and I could think of other possible contenders
It's remarkable that both Mark Bridges and Jacqueline Durran would later trade spots two years later (2019), in the same category: • Jacqueline Durran winning an Oscar for Little Women • Mark Bridges being nominated for a rated-R billion mark dollar blockbuster, Joker.
Just TOTALLY confounding how poorly edited these Oscar clips are. You mean to tell me they couldn't have included the 10-second introduction of Eva Marie Saint, not to mention the well deserved STANDING OVATION? Shameful and embarrassing.
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Eva Marie Saint just turned 100 years today, 4th July 2024...Such an elegant lady.
“I just realized something. I’m older than the Academy!” Boy has she ever earned the right to bring that up and brag about it! We love you, Eva Marie. ❤
Eva Marie Saint is still an incredibly talented and beautiful woman! This was a few years ago but she is now 97 years old! Bless her heart...❤
99 now!
@@trburns2This woman must really be a Saint
She will be a Century old (100) in just 1 Week. If she’s still alive at that time.
Now 100 in few hours 🎉
Now 100 and counting! She's a treasure trove of movie history and a woman of eternal beauty, grace and substance. I wish her more time with her children and grandchildren, but oh, what a welcome awaits her in Paradise!
Mark Bridges won two prizes that night the Oscar and the Jet Ski
I get this reference!!!!
The jet ski was stupid it was a way to pad out time for no reason
@@person-du8dj I'm pretty sure the purpose of it was to make the Oscars a little quicker.
She is amazing and looks far younger than her age.
If you see the interview she gave on the same evening she's not "old lady-ish" at all. She has the manner of a young woman; friendly - also slightly flirtatious manner. I would assume that's thanks to a very long and successful marriage and a happy home life as well as her own personal achievements.
@@sarrhodes8277 I think that is mostly because of Hollywood professional makeup techniques. She gave a talk at BGSU a few weeks later that I attended and she very much looked her age. She was an absolute delight, but she wasn't dressed for the Oscars, just a nice local panel at her alma mater.
Agreed. Watching her north by northwest again and she's aged so well
Happy 100th Birthday to you Eva Maria a beautiful down to earth lady.Who seems so warm & wonderful.
I'm so glad they gave this legend the standing ovation she deserves.
He's adorable. His acceptance speech was short and great. And Phantom Thread is an incredible film. His costumes were gorgeous. I'm so happy for his win. 😊
So short, it actually won him a jetski!! (Helen Mirren not included)
It would have been sad if the movie about dress-making didn't win an Oscar for Best Costume Design.
Especially given how incredible the dress designs in the film are. In Los Angeles, they do an exhibit every year at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising showcasing the costumes of various prestige and event films and the last two years in a row, one of the most showcased outfits was Alma's Flemish lace dress.
I just watched North by Northwest and came to this video. Actors and actresses like her are legends and treasures. I’m glad that we are still able to see a few golden age actors that still alive on the screen.
94? Never ever! Im watching North by Northwest right now and this amazing lady still looks like in the train scene? This is impossible.
No she doesn't lol
I know what you're saying - she still looks great and recognisably the same woman; sadly, you can't say that about many older Hollywood stars who've succumbed to the surgeon's scalpel and look nothing like themselves. Eva Marie Saint indicates that in not having surgery you end up looking not only by yourself but possibly younger too. However, she is probably an exception. She also seems youthful in manner and movement - if you see the interview she gave the same evening.
Eva looked amazing that evening on stage. She doesn't look no way in her early 90s. Still beautiful and an absolute legend.
She looks like she’s in her 70’s
@@thealisterr Easily
I could listen to her talk for hours! Such an ease!
I've seen her at several interviews and she is always fantastic- down to earth, captivating and damn, does she know how to offer recollections regarding her movies!
Eva Marie Saint is perfection!
Should won more that night, by far the best film of 2017.
Dual Screen I couldn't agree more
One of the best for sure. The best by far not really. There were a lot of great films last year. I really liked Phantom tread but personally, I liked Dunkirk, Three Billboards (and Blade runner) more.
Nah. Call Me By Your Name is the best film of 2017. Even Paul Thomas Anderson tweeted so.
Seetha Golden yeah call me by your name is number 2 for me but it's a very close no. 2. It's pretty damn perfect. I just personally found Phantom Thread to be perfect in every respect
@Diego Pisfil All of them are great movies. Face it. They deserved the nominations all in all.
Eva is a legend!🌸
What a wonderful lady. Check out her winning her Oscar in 1955, she really hasn’t changed much! A class act
Eva Marie Saint has hit 100 year of age as of today. I think she can still go on camera and tell stories if she chooses to.
She's been the powerful lead in two of the most perfect and influential films ever made she deserved every bit of the applause
Holy crap... I hope I'll look and act as amazing as she does in her 90s.
It's so interesting to me, no more than a few weeks after Eva Marie's appearance here she came back to her alma mater at BGSU when I was still a student, and gave a talk going over her history and experiences, and I even got to ask her a question. And her entire demeanor was so different. At the Oscars, she was poised and direct. She looked like she was giving a performance when she was going over the nominees. At BGSU, she seemed a lot more relaxed. Very comfortable, and just happy to be there talking to a bunch of random college kids for a local panel. She talked to all the students almost like a grandmother whenever we asked her questions. I asked her a question about her experience with Lillian Gish (BGSU used to have a film theater dedicated to the Gish sisters before it got torn down by the university) and she was very happy talking about her experiences on the stage with Lillian. She just seemed so enjoyable to be around and she also gave off the energy she was so happy to be back at her alma mater.
Beautiful lady... Thank for God for TCM interviewing these legends with the great behind the scenes stories they have to tell like her monologue here.
Happy 100th Birthday Eva Marie Saint!
Eva Marie Saint looks magnificent! oh, and Eva Marie, the men remember that iconic dress, too!
did anyone notice mark bridges wore the pink socks from the film? AWESOME.. 2:54
Haha. Nice catch.
Eva Marie Saint, gracefully ageing, and married to the same man for 65 years, until his death. Not the standards set in Hollywood today, good health to her 😃
Who wouldn't drink to that? So nice to see her not only still alive and apparently thriving, but looking far younger than anyone I've ever seen in their 90s.
Eva Marie Saint is so sweet ❤️. And she just turned 100 the other day! Amazing.
2:22 I love how they showed the naked fish for Shape of Water... during Best Costume Design
The fish is always naked in the movie.
The fish was a costume...
@@patopp5540 Actually, it's a combination of costume, and practical make-up.
Eva Marie Saint a legend.
Wow Eva is amazing! I love how she injects humor here! I remember she also cracked a joke when she won Supporting actress
A classy lady, a wonderful actress.
Ms. Saint, please make it to 100!
Nothing like making it to 100, my grandpa is 96 and going strong
Recently lost Joyce Randolph at 99, in her 100th year
Here we are! Happy 100th!
Born July 4, 1924
Eva Marie Saint is nothing short of a saint. I love her so much. She looks younger than what her actual age is. It’s incredible how time has been so kind to her. She truly is one of the most incredible actresses and people! I feel angrily though at the telecast production team. They need to give legends like her, as much time as she needs to let her make sense to the audience. I know you have a show to run, but it was awkward trying to get her to rush through what she had to say and rush through her time on stage before announcing the nominees. So, at least plan it or script it a little better if you can.
As for Mark Bridges & “Phantom Thread”, this was one of the most deserved awards of the evening, if not the most deserving award. He was so gracious and amazing! And “Phantom Thread” was just as so as a film! I thought it should have won more awards personally, and been nominated for more. Because everything about it was so beautiful, intelligent, and elegant! Just simply stunning. It has a better story than “The Big Sick”, which was not to say it wasn’t good, it was VERY good! But this had more memorable lines, and was a more memorable experience. At least to me. And I would have nominated it over that instead.
I met Eva Marie Saint backstage in October 1972 when my mother, who went to high school with her but hadn't seen her since, my sister, and I went to see her in a short run play, costarring Fred Gwynne, called The Lincoln Mask, at the Plymouth Theater in New York City. Because she played the part of Mary Todd, who was a shrew in the play, my mother wondered if her personality had changed because she was so sweet in high school. I said, "Mom, that's acting." We were in the second or third row of the theater, and my mother threw a folded piece of paper with a message onto the stage just after one of the acts, which was highly embarrassing, but no one saw it and it got swept off the stage when the furniture rolled off during the scene change. After the curtain call, my mother also called out Eva Maiie's high school nickname, and said she saw her do a stutter step when exiting the stage. I didn't see it, but when we met her backstage she said she did hear it called out, and she knew someone from way back was in the audience. When we met her backstage, in her dressing gown, after my mother gave her maiden name because Eva didn't know her married name, she took us to her dressing room and she was as nice as could be. I actually stayed a few minutes longer, separately, to talk to her, and she asked about my life, even though she didn't know me.
Katara! 😄
Eva will make 100 this year if she makes it. She always seemed to be in good health, though.
Happy 100th birthday!
One of the most talented, interesting, and sincerely sweet actresses from any era of Hollywood, Eva Marie Saint. In celebration of a long life well lived.
Damn she's over 90 here and has the energy of a 20 year old
Eva Marie Saint deserves to be honor with an Honorary Oscar , AFI Lifetime achievement , and SAG award Lifetime achievement
She is 99 years old !!!
1. Phantom Thread
2. Beauty And The Beast
3. The Shape Of Water
4. Darkest Hour
5. Victoria & Abdul
actually she's older than the academy by 3 years. she was born in 1924 and the academy was formed in 1927. she was 94 here and she sounds and look real sharp for her age.
Talk about the long longevity, to be honest. That's just remarkable.
I love her voice
Eva Marie Saint, such a cutie pie ❤️❤️
"Raintree Country" was also a fabulous costume drama.
Tempus fugit, but her charm in North by Northwest will last forever.
What a pleasure to us all. Eva Marie Saint is classy, elegant and a very good actress too.
Eva Marie Saint ❤
Well deserved! Also, Eva is incredible! What a legend 😎😎
Thank you, Eva !
Phantom Thread has great costume design.
Sure, it did.
Came for the Jet ski🤣
Eva Marie Saint sharp as ever
How I love and admire her!! ❤️🤗🙌⭐️💐🌹
How was the creature's design in Shape of Water considered costume design? Shouldn't it be with makeup like Pan's Labyrinth?
I think is because Pan's Labyrinth already won for Makeup
So they couldn't see much difference
Yet all three LotR movies get a visual effects Oscar?
That's because one did what the previous didn't do
First there was AI, then motion capture, than all this together in the third movie in a much bigger scale
well, this doesn't count for the creature, but for the other characters, recreating wardrobes (dresses ,suits, uniforms, etc...)from the 60's without making them look artificial
eduardo ramirez The montage made it look like the creature’s design was meant for this category. Outside of that I didn’t think the costumes were that special and I could think of other possible contenders
Eva Marie Saint ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Eva Marie saint my favorites
Jetski!
Wow I love your post and what you share on here, You seem like a nice woman.
ENJOY YOUR JET SKI
So deserved congratulations Mark Bridges.
It's remarkable that both Mark Bridges and Jacqueline Durran would later trade spots two years later (2019), in the same category:
• Jacqueline Durran winning an Oscar for Little Women
• Mark Bridges being nominated for a rated-R billion mark dollar blockbuster, Joker.
He dressed me for The Master :)
Love you Eva. 💕
Одна из последних оставшихся блондинок Хичкока. Мое уважение и почтение. Дай бог Вам здоровья !
Да уж.и абсолютно сохранившаяся в когнитивном плане.это ли не счастье.
Wow🙋🏽 Eva Marie Saint!!! Still marvelous.
Classy!! This is what I missed about the Oscars. Not Sean puffy combs presenting randomly
My Ranking
1) Beauty and the Beast
2) Phantom Thread
3) The Darkest Hour
4) Victoria and Abdul
5) The Shape of Water
What a treasure!
Just TOTALLY confounding how poorly edited these Oscar clips are. You mean to tell me they couldn't have included the 10-second introduction of Eva Marie Saint, not to mention the well deserved STANDING OVATION? Shameful and embarrassing.
Why not show the beginning of the clip?
Would have finished it by saying “and thank you to Jimmy Kimmel for the new JetSki”
Nah, then he would have lost the jetski to someone else
I love Hollywood Classic Actress
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Mark reminds me of Billy Joel, for some reason.
Interessant
she's 96 and can still stand..how??
If you make it to 95 maybe you can tell us all OK
Beauty and the Beast should’ve won!
It's my 2nd choice
At least it got the nomination, just like Cinderella 2015.
I love this
3:04
This guy is emotionless
The costumes of Phantom Thread are average. I think Beauty and the Beast could’ve won if some of Belle’s costumes were better.
It's actually 5 years not 5 months
Jusbilatoire jus d orange moi pas colprendre😊😊😊😊
Pretty ironic, seeing that Phantom Thread is about dress-making...
do you what irony is
Mr. Gallame do you know*
"Coincidence" you mean
Quel florilege😅😅
Should have been
Best Costume Design
Suburbicon
Darkest Hour
The Post
Victoria And Abdul
The Shape Of Water
Winner Darkest Hour
Victoria and abdul should have won
Nah, Phantom Thread deserved its win. Tough, Victoria & Abdul gets to keep its Oscar nomination for Best Costume Design.
PRIMER COMENTARIO!!!
It seems the audience did not respect Eva as presenter... Hate that...!!!
Yes, thought the same thing. At home I was practically tearing up and applauding. What's wrong with them???
that's why they avoid using older actors at these events!
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What's wrong? I don't get it. She was great and it was a wonderful homage to the memories of Classic Hollywood?
why is this lady had to talk for so long before giving our the award?
"This lady?" ....Oy vey - eyeroll
Because this lady is a Legend
Cause this lady is a boss.
Now she is 99...