More Top 10 Oscar LOSING Reactions OF ALL TIME

[@hipstereagle6050]

Stallone has said that in an interview that he was depressed during that Oscar night because he wanted to take his mother to the ceremony but wouldn’t go unless they could bring her hairdresser (I think) and so he was sad the whole ceremony despite Rocky winning Best Picture

[@tofansultani8472]

Plus in my opinion he should have won original screenplay.

[@BrentWilkins7777]

@@tofansultani8472But you know that Oscar had to go to Paddy Chayefsky for “Network”, because it was so brilliantly written.

[@hipstereagle6050]

@@tofansultani8472 I think it was probably 2nd to network that year

[@branagain]

@@tofansultani8472 Network is the best original screenplay, ever. I’d be a crime if Chayefsky lost.

[@Jared_Wignall]

Taxi Driver should have also been nominated for Best Original Screenplay.

[@Sharpe1502]

Dianne Warren is so real for her reaction because I have that exact same expression whenever she gets nominated for an Oscar.

[@perryjones7771]

Oppp😂😂😂😂

[@roxy5588]

Help! 💀💀💀

[@beto1744]

The thing with Diane Warren Is that her nominations are usually the film's only nomination. She needs to work with bigger productions if she wants to win

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

True

[@t221000]

Exactly 👍🏼 right. If the movie isn’t popular the Song won’t be either. She should have figured this out 20 years ago.

[@Jadewizard]

Yeah. That and it’s painfully obvious that she pretty much manufactures these nomination opportunities due to her status. I think everyone knows she wants the Oscar and when you add it all up, it’s kind of a turn off for a lot of voters.

[@mst3kanita]

yeah, I mean that last oscar she was nominated for was for that stupid ... cheeto movie?!

[@t221000]

@@mst3kanita I mean what does she expect?

[@oscarman42]

I'm thankful that the broadcast started featuring reaction shots in 1971. They are often the highlight of the show!

[@v4v819]

Do they still show the loser's reactions?

[@oscarman42]

@@v4v819 They have since the 70s, except for a couple of years when they didn't for some reason.

[@sebastianpacheco1178]

I'm so happy you called Peter Finch's performance an all timer, I could not agree more. His win is one of the best of all time in any category at the Oscars

[@osmanyousif7849]

Yeah, don’t get me wrong. As much as Rocky holds a place in my heart, Network was more deserving of awards. Well, except for Best Actress. I think Sissy Spacek should’ve won the award for Carrie over Faye.

[@merveben4753]

michael keaton one makes me so sad he deserved the oscar so much

[@LotsaJelloChannel]

angela bassett's face is my favorite, omg she was SEETHING lmfaoooooo

[@markelijio6012]

To make matters worse, Disney's Angela Bassett has won a Honorary Oscar in 2024. At last.

[@247BadMamaJama]

@@markelijio6012A great honor indeed, but after her body of work, she deserved a televised moment in real time, of wining a Best Actress Oscar…this is looonnnggg overdue!!!🤦🏽‍♀️⌛️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@perryjones7771]

@@LotsaJelloChannel they made it seem like she was gonna win.

[@Kassie637]

Meryl Streep's is a perfect example of what happens when the Academy gives you your flowers, and any other award is a plus. I feel she would have been just as happy for Viola Davis.

[@ricardoediza2690]

In my opinion, I think there should be an elusive Oscar video for Diane Warren. Glenn Close and Peter O Toole cannot compete with that streak

[@shadai2929]

They gave her recently an honorary Oscar. But she answered that still wanna win a competitive Oscar

[@BFA100]

He did do an Elusive Oscar video on Glenn Close.

[@ricardoediza2690]

@@shadai2929 Donald Sutherland also had a honorary Oscar

[@brentandrew2419]

Where's the Thanos, I don't even know who you are meme. Is Diane some kind of a gay community thing?

[@matthewjohnson9199]

Dang, I never noticed that with Michael Keaton. Nothing against Eddie Redmayne who is great, but I was really pulling for Keaton to win it that year.

[@welcometothemovies9157]

I was too but all the physical work Redmayne did for Hawking was pretty good as well

[@darkwoodfolklore]

3:32 In 1985, all three leading actresses were nominated for their roles as country women. Jessica has said that she felt that her and Sissey Spacey's films had a better message and content than Sally Fields's. So you can see that she would have been happy when Robert introduced Sissey Spacek, I think she would have been happy and convinced if Sissey had won that night. And in May 2024, she said that Geraldine Page and Kim Stanley were two actresses who influenced her acting, she learned acting from them so she easily said Geraldine Page's name when the introducer said "the greatest actress in English movies". Anyway, I think you should add the part where Jessica Lange lost the Oscar to Jessica Tandy in 1990 instead of this one. Because she freaked out for a second when Gregory Peck said "Oscar goes to Jessica...", which was funny! lol

[@sweetbutterbaby]

Lange turned down Places in the Field. Heard she wasn’t impressed with the film nor Field’s performance.

[@timothyslaughter476]

I used to like staying up for these. Now i like going to bed early for these.

[@tangoblue]

I know it is slightly outside of the scope of these videos, but Billy Crystal’s reaction to Robin Williams winning in 1998 should be an honourable mention in any best supporting actor video.

[@gittes98]

Absolutely. You can see Crystal practically swelling with pride for his friend.

[@cpcathy]

Academy, please put Diane Warren out of her misery….stop nominating her!😂

[@markelijio6012]

"White Lives Matter."

[@MuhammadAhmad-oj6mf]

That Diane Warren reaction is so funny! 😂 PS: they should have given Diane Warren Best Song for The Life Ahead.

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

Si

[@markmanni7282]

I laughed too.

[@francesopintore2073]

Glenn was much deserved for the award since it was a nonstop tour de force performance. Olivia Colman was great, but it was more of a supporting role.

[@shadai2929]

Agree. Clearly Emma stone was the lead in The Favourite.

[@axr7149]

In my view, if anybody deserved to win an Oscar for THE FAVOURITE, it was Rachel Weisz. She was easily the MVP of the cast for me.

[@55555gino]

Queen L will be my favorite reaction EVER. She’s amazing

[@BFA100]

River Phoenix, the year he was nominated and lost for Running on Empty to Kevin Kline for A Fish Called Wanda, you can look carefully at him that he rousingly cheered about Kline's win.

[@markelijio6012]

It's the only Oscar nod he's ever gonna get for Running in Empty at Warners in 1989.

[@BFA100]

@@markelijio6012 Running on Empty was released in 1988.

[@markelijio6012]

@@BFA100 Thanks Anyway, Pals.

[@rubytuesdayphoenix]

I was hoping he would be included in this one- it always makes me smile!

[@yoni5570]

He interviewed after the loss (it’s on KZbin) and said he was glad he lost as he thought Kevin deserved it.

[@atalanta9353]

I don’t ever get awards for doing my job.

[@davy209]

If Brian does another “Best Oscar Announcements” , I hope that it includes back when Anne Bancroft announced the Oscar win to Sidney Poitier for Best Actor in “Lillies Of The Field”! Sidney Poitier made history by being the first black actor to win the Oscar and Anne’s warm embrace to Sidney was controversial at the time. Seeing a white women exchanging polite kisses on the cheek to a black and her showing genuine happiness for him caused an outrage during the 1960’s Civil Rights Era! Anne Bancroft did not care about the controversy and she was in the right side of history and that moment is forever captured on film!

[@bingovegas4867]

What??? Google it, been on a dozen times. Get with it!

[@the80sfanatic13]

It's a crying shame that Emma Stone has two Oscars, and Glenn Close hasn't won one yet.

[@wessingleton4724]

Diane Warren. Oof. She’s been around a long time & must know some VIP’s in the music branch. That can only explain the annual nominations for such obscure films.

[@PC1974]

Poor Glenn Close has had a lot of practice being on the losing side, and she's always so gracious in defeat. It's about time the Acadeny gave her the Oscar she's deserved all these years.

[@pophector]

Another fun video and I love that you have that Meryl reaction at #1. You can tell that they love each other dearly as Meryl gave her the induction speech for her Icon Award at this year's iHeartRadio Awards ❤

[@anamariaaninha]

14:46 Sally Kirkland went from anger to happiness after losing the Oscar to Cher. It's the best example of what Hollywood and the Oscars are

[@TonyLeadholm]

As always, a fantastic FANTASTIC video!!

[@drdavid1963]

Great video. It's odd when everyone expects the loser narrative to prevail and give the Oscar to Glenn Close or Lauren Bacall when, in hindsight, they lost to better performances. Also, what the hell is Sylvester Stallone so grumpy about losing as a first time actor to Peter Finch's all-time great performance? (And not to mention De Niro in Taxi Driver!) He only went on to make an entire career about the same movie and then, AGAIN, be disappointed to be snubbed for playing the same role in Creed!

[@robingardella6240]

I love it when people are happy on behalf of others!! ❤

[@someguy42093]

It’s great when they are happy that they lost and are worked for the person who actually did win like Anne Hathaway was. When Leo was nominated (and finally won) for the revenant the entire place stood up and cheered and gave him a standing ovation becuase it was literally “FINALLY”.

[@emin5488]

Ok but Juliette Binoche is a great actress and did a great job. She deserved that Oscar.

[@talk.back04]

gosh the dianne warren one bums me out. I definitely don’t think her song should have been the one to win that year, but neither should billie’s tbh - the academy hypes her up way too much. imagine someone who wasn’t even born for your first oscar nomination winning one their first try.

[@wrh41]

I like when the loser is unhappy - it’s more honest.

[@DonOnAMeme]

Either that or exuberance.

[@jenniferri7735]

michael keaton's is really quite heartwrenching

[@MsDidi38]

Bong Joon Ho was a very deserving winner and Sam Mendes looked like an arrogant person expecting to win.

[@Tricki_Woo]

Glenn Close should have won an Oscar by now. Shameful!

[@andywinslow9638]

Damn right. If I didn't stop watching it by then, I would have then

[@import26]

Truly a legend.

[@jimc6054]

Fatal Attraction for me is her best. Perhaps the character was a turnoff to voters.

[@RealAmericanTough]

Not as shameful as Hitchcock and Peter O'Toole.

[@fletcher373]

Ugh does it have to be as shameful?

[@rehnumachowdhury3629]

I loved Carey Mulligans reactions to all winners, not just her category this year. The slow clapping 😂

[@perryjones7771]

Yes😂😂😂😂😂.

[@darrylreilly3915]

Stephen Bogart looks really pissed off by Lauren Bacall’s loss!

[@arthurhernandez3854]

Marion Cotillard being so happy for Penelope Cruz's Oscar. She wasn't nominated but you can see her reaction sitting behind Amy Adams.

[@griffinholahan123]

When I heard the name Mark. I got all excited.. Because I thought Patrica was gonna say Ruffalo!

[@welcometothemovies9157]

Stephanie Hsu in my opinion should've won best supporting actress. I felt more with her performance especially her monologue in the parking lot at the end

[@Whookieee]

I love these videos!

[@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719]

I just realized we need a Top 10 Meryl Streep Oscar losing reactions. 🤭 Btw, I just love the joy from Emma Stone when her costar Olivia won the Oscar. That's a genuine happy moment.

[@gittes98]

Dianne Warren is not happy. Too bad. Maybe if she writes a decent song from a movie that was actually seen, then maybe sh'd have a chance. Her songs tend to be some sappy ballad that all sound alike to be played over the end credits. Her entitlement is showing big time

[@markelijio6012]

In 1978, what Emmy and Grammy winning composer Mike Post who wrote: "It was a weird thing - like I have no choice." Film music gives them a chance to hear something with lots of freedom and control. Starting with Oscar and Grammy winning theme song from the 1977 film, "You Light Up My Life" at Columbia - Delphi in 1978.

[@absisfabs873]

She is better

[@AtlasBlizzard]

I still say Sean Connery's announcement was bad. He sounded bored, and didn't even say Catherine Zeta-Jones's full name.

[@Jadewizard]

Justin Henry’s losing reaction for Kramer vs Kramer is priceless. Always gets overlooked in these compilations lol. It’s so raw and real. Also, Jessica Chastains loss to Octavia Spencer is wonderful. She’s so happy for her. And Viggo Mortensen’s delayed reaction to Rami Malek is worthy. Or Shirley MacLaine’s loss to Diane Keaton. Priceless. Or Geraldine Page losing to Jane Fonda or Quinn Cummings losing to Vanessa Redgrave Vol 3? lol

[@ashcraft555]

I think Justin's reaction is purposely omitted because he was a child so it can feel like shaming a little kid to point out his disappointment.

[@Jadewizard]

I see where you’re going with that. However, the aim of these compilation isn’t to shame or ridicule. I think if it were to be called Worst Reactions I’d understand. To say it shouldn’t be included just because he was a kid is almost like saying he shouldn’t be nominated because he’s a kid. He’s competing with all the rest and treated equally. My 2 cents

[@austinrodriguez4272]

Another banger

[@WalterFrith]

Neither Sylvester Stallone or Peter Finch deserved to win in 1976. The best actor that year was William Holden for 'Network'. He's better than Finch because you get to know who the character is because his character goes through n series of emotions and the character is fully developed. Finch is a one dimensional character who does little more than rant and rave throughout the entire picture.

[@philofthefuture]

There’s also that William Holden reaction when Peter Finch won. That bittersweet look of being happy that his co-Star won but was no longer alive to accept it. I don’t think he seemed upset that he lost. I think that’s a very unique reaction

[@t221000]

It is honestly a thrill to see joy 🥹 for other actors. I hate when the press focus on the competition of these ceremonies.

[@kevinjdoherty2940]

Yes! Streep showing genuine love and admiration for her friend and fellow actress is to be commended. She is a class act from day one.

[@247BadMamaJama]

This was a FAR better list than the first list👍🏽 IMO, the top Oscar losing reaction of all time, was LA LA LAND losing Best Picture to MOONLIGHT. This could also be a video: “Top 10 Worst On-Air Blunders”🤔

[@perryjones7771]

Baby Lauren looked like she wanted to kill Juliette. But I can’t blame her like imagine winning all but one award and then lose. I don’t have that kind of maturity.

[@paulnelson7525]

I love your videos as they make me go back and revisit movies I have not thought about in a long time. That 1985 best actress category was interesting. It could be just me and I love love Sally Field but I just didn't think her performance in Places in the Heart was Oscar worthy. I can't pinpoint why just there were not any standout moments in the movie. Everyone has an opinion and that is why we watch your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@Dragonflie79]

I feel like a lot of the "enthused" reactions are kinda to hide a slight disappointment. I know they don't look "fake"- but it's also an easy way to still look like a respectful NOT sore loser. I feel like the super enthused reactions when people lose always look too try hard. That's just me though. LOVE your vids. My fave reactions are always Jessica Lange. She is the Queen.

[@thatclaudiakid]

I’m surprised you didn’t put River Phoenix in here! I love his losing reaction. He was so sweet.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

It's in part one, I believe.

[@ascent8487]

I’m genuinely shocked that Stallone is an Oscar nominee. Steve Buscemi (for example) cannot say he’s an Oscar nominated actor but Sylvester Stallone can. That doesn’t seem right.

[@robgronotte1]

Have you watched Rocky? Of course Buscemi is great but I'm not sure any film has taken full advantage of him.

[@markelijio6012]

Nothing seems to be right, isn't it? So I'll vote for Sylvester Stallone, who earned 3 Oscar nominations for both acting and writing instead. He's the best there is!

[@keshavchunylall3867]

Another great video

[@rony41165]

The losing reaction i remember is justin henry nominated for kramer vs kramer who shook his head when the winner was announced and it wasnt him.

[@irina1296]

Cher is a good actress but she wasn't even in the Top 2 when we talk about greatest performances from 1987. . Glenn Close's role was much harder and more emotional. There was no even competition there. It will always be a well-known Academy mistake.

[@JohnJones-fg1dd]

Love Binoche in "The English Patient, " but can't believe that Bacall didn't win!

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

Speculating how someone felt based on a couple second reaction is kinda tacky.

[@Tricki_Woo]

Lauren Bacall should have won that year!

[@gittes98]

Stallone's arrogance at the Rocky year Oscars was off the charts. it was known that since the movie;s release he became this obnoxious, big headed jerk who no doubt turned off some Oscar voters. Also, he may not have even been in second place. Both William Holden and Robert DeNiro were also considered possible winners. Although not a Stallone fan I must admit that he did deserve to win for Creed. He reaction to not winning there may be the best acting he's even done.

[@johnczarniecki4874]

You can see Keaton put the speach under his arm when claps too

[@PatouetPastis]

It's one of the multiple reasons why I love Meryl Streep so much..... She's not only a phenomal actress but she's just authentic and real in all ....

[@TheAnaceciliadmmm]

Taxi driver losing for Rocky still pisses me off. I like Rocky, but come on

[@chrisjacobsen5558]

Streep supporting Cher like that gets me in alll the feels !

[@branagain]

I don’t blame Diane Warren. I’d be angry, too. Billie is so young and already has two Oscars.

[@robgronotte1]

And both of those songs are better than any of the cheese Warren has ever written. Hardly any of those even deserved a nomination.

[@branagain]

@@robgronotte1 As much as I despise the movie Armageddon, the Aerosmith song was pretty good and she should have won for that.

[@robgronotte1]

@@branagain those wimpy ballads are wrong for Aerosmith.

[@davedavis8786]

Funny, when Sally Field won for Places, it's Judy Davis who has the more interesting reaction, IMHO.

[@Paulo-1999]

Here's the deal: don't look fake happy, don't look straight up pissed. It's fine to look disappointed and politely clap. These two thing, to me, come off as genuine. It's not fake to clap to someone who deserves. It's not fake to be disappointed. And all in all, it's charming to lose with grace. You're not all of a sudden a bad actor because you lost an award. And trust me, being deemed as a bad actor is way worse than losing a trophy.

[@ascent8487]

I’m sorry but I don’t think someone should win a competitive Oscar simply because they are a legend and “let’s give them one already.” Lauren Bacall’s performance in The Mirror has Two Faces, was a fine performance in a meh movie that was panned by critics. It was not deserving of a nomination let alone a win.

[@davidpar2]

It’s monday morning quarterbacking by the academy when they realize they had good opportunities to award the actor or actress in the past and overlooked doing so. They think they can make up for it with these “legacy” nods. Stanwyck was always robbed of a competitive oscar because she wouldn’t play ball with the studio system, and they ended up giving her an honorary one around 1981

[@christiand4104]

Love this. You really know your Oscars. The Sylvester Stallone is my favorite. I came across that clip years ago, and thought it was hilarious. He's clearly blown away that they gave it to Finch, and seemingly surprised that he didn't win. Kind of egotistical, if so, being that he was literally the new kid on the block. I wanted to draw attention to a loser reaction that doesn't really qualify, as it happens before the winner is announced, although the same actor does give a memorable reaction afterwards, too. To me, it's one of the funniest reactions, ever, and I've NEVER come across any mention of it, which tells me that almost no one noticed. It's for Best Supporting Actress 1992 , one of the biggest upsets, all time, to the point of ensuing "conspiracy theories", as you well should know. Before the winner is announced, Jack Palance tells that terrific joke about how this is the first time in Academy history that FIVE foreign actresses were nominated in the same category, "Four from England, and one from Brooklyn". Truly funny, though it has one problem, and if you pay attention to Judy Davis (who was, as I recall, the odds-on favorite to win), she points out the flaw. You can clearly see her say "I'm not British", and then sort of laugh and shrug it off, because, yeah, she's Australian. Then, when Marisa Tomei is announced as the winner, she also gives a very notable shocked reaction, not ungracious, like Stallone, just shocked, which is a great stand-in for everyone's surprise. Anyway, it's so great, and the irony is delicious, again, because it's such a great joke that turns out to be wholly innacurate.

[@MichaelAlbert-sg4ke]

2022 : JK Simmons -- hands down....no -- hands up! When Jeff actor Troy Kotsur wins Best Supporting Actor for CODA, Simmons gives the American Sign Language sign for "respect/honor." Kotsur was heavily favored to win that year. So you know that Simmons planned and practiced that reaction. I thought it was eminently cool

[@normajeaneason6983]

Glenn Close was robbed. She should have for fatal attraction. She played Cher. That’s why I stopped watching

[@Jared_Wignall]

Stallone didn’t expect to win at all, he’s said so in various interviews due to him being a complete nobody in the industry until Rocky, so with that success he had, it was unexpected, just like the multiple Academy Award nominations the film got, especially when the film won Best Editing, Best Director and especially Best Picture. It could have been he expected someone like Robert De Niro to win, so when Peter Finch was announced as the winner, he was surprised to hear Finch’s name instead. Also, Russell Crowe never punched anyone at BAFTA, he went to who was in charge of that years ceremony, trashed the place and yelled at the guy for cutting his speech off.

[@robgronotte1]

Stallone didn't really have any reaction - he looked exactly the same before and after the announcement. Really he looked in a compete daze the whole time. Not disrespectful but out somewhere in space.

[@jellydonutsrule]

Have you ever mentioned Sally Kirklands losing reaction to Chers win that night? That reaction deserves its own Oscar.

[@ViniPessoal]

In the 10th time, it already proves it that someone deserves a win, but 15 times and nothing

[@richardthemagician8991]

Michael Keaton probably thought he got away with it after all these years. Lol 😂

[@davidstevenson404]

Poor Angela Bassett looks turned to Alien look-a-like

[@Dan2xGalicia-cb2tf]

Where is Cate Blanchett's when she lost to Marion Cotillard?

[@latenightlogic]

Keaton 100% should have won over Redmayne. It’s not even close.

[@Julie190485]

Meryl one is so sweet! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@GabeSancho]

Diane Warren reaction is like: "I wish I was dead" LOL

[@markelijio6012]

Now Why in God's Name Would She Something Like That? You know, I'm feeling sorry for her. Really I do. If there's no love in film music, nobody in the world won't be able to song at all. Rudy Iraheta asks me if I can sing and I say, "I'll tried just a little bit." And she was fair enough to understand. I did a lot of vocals on my CD player because I was a great fan of many wonderful artists such as Judy Rodman, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Patsy Cline, Earl Thomas Conley, Alabama, Sylvia, Mandy Barnett, Highway 101, Deborah Allen, The Judds, David Frizzell, Monica Mancini, Celine Dion and more. That's one of the reasons why I have a beautiful mind, a great sense of humor and most of all, a brilliant point of view. So it's easy to see why I can practice even better to sing along without losing my temper. But it helps me relaxed a whole lot more - just like at home! That's All.

[@anupamakushwaha5503]

😂😂😂

[@welcometothemovies9157]

Stallone should've won best supporting actor. Typical politics at work

[@SoulKnightKing]

Denzel wasnt annoyed. Man was holding back tears. He thought he xouldve won for a performance that means the world to him. He shoulda won

[@simonsmatthew]

Diane Warren reactions are a reason alone to watch the oscars. My favourite Warren reaction was when H.E.R.won. Diane's reaction was one of total contempt.

[@commandoxy]

Your posts are always entertaining and F.U.N.

[@RandallDenison]

Hard to believe Stallone and Talia Shire didn't win for Rocky 1976.

[@brandonmartin4495]

Meryl is definitely a fan of Cher’s. They’re both fantastic actors

[@Stephano_v_Bove__]

So… Im starting to think that the Oscars was the first reality show, before there were reality shows.

[@AJLorenzini]

I could watch like 20 of these videos. Underrated/unexpected reaction is Glenn when Meryl won for The Iron Lady. She is shocked but looks absolutely thrilled. Though that reaction isn’t well documented because for some reason the Academy KZbin video starts right as Meryl takes the stage. Lame.

[@SUK2293]

We all love losing faces performed by actors :)

[@hiyellagal]

OMG, I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED Cher and Meryl Streep in Silkwood!!!!!

[@TZ61]

Diane Warren was mad as hell, and she's not going to take this anymore.

[@olliehutchins584]

As a Gaga fan, I agree with the Glen Close, Gaga reaction theory! Glen apparently is close with Gaga and her family and I think many expected Glen to win

[@jibrilleo]

Diane Warren should start creating more memorable songs. She recycles everything, even her wardrobe lol. Srly the Music branch voting for noms should change ASAP.

[@jeffreyturner7678]

Go check out river phoenix losing to Kevin Kline

[@angelcitystudio]

Denzel looks like he is going to cry.... Imagine losing to freaking Casey Affleck. EEeewww....

[@markozbunjol625]

Sly is disgusting and Keaton has biggest ego in hollywood. I love him in Batman, Beetlejuice but just listen his interviews. Ha has biggest ego, always he he he