Jack Lemmon wins 2000 Emmy Award for Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie

Jack Lemmon wins the 2000 Emmy Award for Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie for his performance as Morrie Schwartz in Tuesdays with Morrie.

[@mattbernabe]

One of the greatest versatile actors of all time!

[@steveperry6492]

One of my all time favorite actors. He had terrific range and a productive career of almost 50 years.

[@OhSankYouDoktor]

The world is a sadder place without people like Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. Jack died a year after this, Walter died just before this. There are no true greats anymore.

[@cibertronx]

I keep watching his movies and interviews to reconcile with humankind. He was the epitome of being a good human.

[@lindalyte354]

Mr.Jack Lemmon, one of the greatest actors, to grace, stage, screen and television." Days of Wine and Roses" and The Apartment, were two of my favorite movies that he starred in.Bravo for all of his performances👋👋👋👋Rest in Paradise, Sir☝☝🙏🙏

[@michaellang7908]

Jack Lemmon!!! So happy you won! Your last!! Best performance! I’m speechless 😶 I love the book! I love the movie “ Tuesday’s with Morrie “ we all have morries in our lives! I have mine and I lost him! Death ends a life ! Not a relationship! For ever in my heart! Thank you for bringing this movie to life!

[@alcd6333]

Great to see him win (and his reaction!). Sadly, this was one of his final public appearances. RIP Mr. Lemmon. On a quick side note: see "The Days of Wine and Roses" which stars Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick. It was made in the early 1960s and is one of the best films made about alcohol addiction. Both Lemmon and Remick give great performances (both were nominated for Oscars).

[@draganpajvancek]

I would love that some people live forever... Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau would be my first choice...

[@quarantinebored1427]

God bless him, sadly he would pass away the next year.

[@pauldelgadillo1827]

I actually read and wrote a research paper on Tuesdays with Morrie for one of my psyche classes in college. Morrie was a real gem of a man who taught Mitch Album how to really enjoy the simple things in life like going to a bar, turning on some music from a juke box and dancing no matter who was watching or what they thought of it.

[@NA86737]

when you lose to Jack Lemmon its an honor

[@kathleenscullion8348]

Well said

[@mehdyseraiche3210]

What a legend.

[@rebeccaquinn6925]

This was his last award...sad. R.I.P Jack Lemmon

[@Karen-ou5rh]

Love you Jack I miss you I’m crying love you so much”

[@jwelch5742]

Jack Lemmon has wonderful acting in Tuesdays with Morrie.

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[@007sMoneyPenny]

He I s Morrie! Oh gosh, what haveI cried whenI watched the movie. And to be honest, I do every time when I watch it again. It’s one of my absolutely favorite movies. Great story. Great actors.

[@louisecurry9904]

One of the greats ❤️

[@mynamesmike88]

This is how you do it

[@tracysimmons3860]

CLASS ACT PERIOD!!!.....

[@billy7508]

Great video, but a little sad as you can see his health was not good

[@miguelrivera9599]

Geena Davis 🔥🔥

[@joerainbow]

Class

[@Mst3kfan1994]

By chance, do you have Hank Azaria's win?

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[@carlossalvador7681]

my god G. Davis was so hot !!!!

[@liberal4liberty]

I remember seeing his win on TV. Did Jack have cancer around this time because he looked a little frail here?

[@piscesempress1978]

yes

[@ontologicallysteve7765]

He definitely deserved this. Save the Tiger, however... Save the Tiger was an overrated and bland film that's only remembered because of its Oscar nomination/win. Mind you, this is coming from a *massive* Jack Lemmon fan. He gave superior performances in *so many* of his other films. Prisoner of Second Ave, Days of Wine and Roses, Avanti, China Syndrome, Glengarry Glen Ross, etc. Heck, I think his performance in Grumpy Old Men was better. Now, don't get me wrong: Lemmon has *never* given a bad performance, per se. They just vary by degrees, in terms of nuance and depth of character. But, film is subjective. All of this is purely my opinion.

[@henryhorgan9966]

Save the Tiger was overrated,the one film of his that I didn't enjoy!He was a class act!

[@Goodfella1960]

I wonder if he knew he was dying?