Sally Field winning an Oscar® for "Places in the Heart"

[@mm369]

I like how they introduced the nominees back then with a brief description of the character wish they still did that

[@laytonjones2093]

Didn't realise it had changed

[@pokemasterhek]

Omg I was thinking this the other day

[@MrMarsFargo]

It's because they don't have time for that + speeches + all the stupid jokes

[@bigfatw0rld243]

Though it's rather a task in spinning words on the premise of a woman saving her farm for all 3 of the 5 women nominees

[@davidb4113]

Notice there were no clips. I’m guessing when they started including a clip of each nominee’s performance the description was sacrificed in the interest of time.

[@chubiisio]

I don’t think you understand how IMPORTANT THIS SPEECH IS!!! Sally field was a tv star for many years and became know for her role as the flying nun. For years she tried to expand her career , but she could not get any serious roles in movies because all people saw because people would see her as “the flying nun” When she was finally nominated for her first Oscar, she was still seen as a tv star, a lower class entertainer who only could do comedy. That year she won, but was still seen as a “ only tv comedy actress” who happened to win an Oscar. It wasn’t until this year that she truly felt appreciated by the industry and proved that comedic actress can be as good and as talented as any other “serious” actress. And this still happens today. many tv actors and actresses who are extremely talented, cant get roles in movies because they are seen as a b list talent.

[@gavinreid8937]

I remember it more than any of the nominated films!

[@trippytrellis7033]

Nicely said. I guess she needed validation.😊😷

[@ElvisLivesUpstairs]

She's a dumb needy bitch

[@bellasmom2597]

There was a time that actors couldn't cross back and forth the way they do now.

[@philipanderson4673]

@@user-otzlixr fuck you.

[@keythdanielsen8316]

This acceptance speech has been made fun of for 30 years. But I watched the Oscars that night and found it sweet, touching and sincere. Of course I was rooting for Sally Field. I loved her in Places In The Heart.

[@Rudunn51]

I understand cause that's a genuine emotional moment. That meant so much to her and I respect that. But you gotta admit Jim Carrey had you laughing your ass off!

[@Kingofmyworld87]

+keyth danielsen I love Sally Fields and I love her even more for just speaking from her heart. It may have made people uncomfortable because she went outside the box but lets face it, she said out loud what we all feel and want for ourselves. Love her.

[@kanealson5200]

+Giancarlo Pinizzotto True and how would it feel to be held to that moment for the rest of your life? In spite of everything else you've done. People thought it was narcissistic but I thought it was kind of endearing and sweet.

[@Kingofmyworld87]

Well fuck em. Lol chasing after the approval of others is a game we'll never win so just do what you want.

[@Avidcomp]

+Keyth Danielsen She actually said the best words to describe what winning an award means to the recipient. I think it was lovely and she earned it.

[@elfman5176]

This is one of the most honest acceptance speeches in Oscar History.How many phony speeches have we heard? I love Sally Field. She is an American Treasure.

[@louisestaats234]

She is.

[@astrobullivant5908]

4 years later, I think many will say that this speech keeps getting better with age.

[@vincentruvo6988]

She does sound goofy, though.

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

She sounds goofy af

[@dougkester8952]

And they're all applauding because they understand exactly how she feels. They all know Hollywood is full of snakes and two faced liars you have to deal with on a daily basis. They've all felt disliked. They know the feelings.

[@Trickroad]

you like her, don´t try to deny it

[@kylesmith4842]

Trickroad how could anyone POSSIBLY like her after this speech?

[@Dariuspersepolis]

+Kyle Smith the thousands that voted for her. she has 2 Oscars and 2 emmys and 2 golden globes. and millions of fans and her acting is impeccable. what do you contribute to life ? you freak

[@Dariuspersepolis]

+BLTKellys look in the mirror to see unbearable.

[@yikes4946]

@@kylesmith4842 im 3 years late but you do know that line was a reference to a character she played? Norma Mae?

[@abandonedfragmentofhope5415]

@@yikes4946 Norma Rae*

[@michaelseidenzahl1136]

Long live Sally Field. From Smoky and The Bandit to Forest Gumps mom all the way to being Aunt May!!! She's legendary!!

[@elfman5176]

Places in The Heart Steel Magnolias too

[@delby66]

One of her best performances was in the movie Steel Magnolias.

[@davidbunting6826]

How many of you remember her saying 'you like me, you really like me' ?Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no, this is how you remember her speech.?

[@DaveedaLoca]

I remember "you like me, you really like me" in my past, this is what's called a Mandela Effect

[@VincentStone]

OH MY FUCKING GOD!!! I remember it like you! She said, as I remember, "You like me, you really like me!" Beam me up up us, Scotty! ;)

[@mzzvaughan]

+Pastor Vincent Stone LOL. Jim Carey said it that way in his movie The Mask , which stuck in everyone's heads. That's actually where I first heard it I didn't see her do it until years later. LOL.

[@Melchiorblade7]

Who remembers "Life was like a box of chocolates"? How about "Were gonna need a bigger boat"? "If you build it they will come"? None of these quotes are correct. It's called the mandela effect, and this is just a small sampling of changes to our reality

[@rashu]

I do, it's been spoofed so many times also.

[@user-gb3eh2uh7t]

One of the most famous and iconic speech ever made in the history of the academy !!!

[@thephoenixcycle8854]

Too bad it's been Mandela affected.

[@Kumacidefpv]

In the old timeline she said “you like me, you really like me”. She even misquotes herself. That line has been quoted in so many Hollywood films and shows as “you really like me”. They all got it wrong? Doubt it

[@Ivna486]

Wtf

[@user-gb3eh2uh7t]

@@Ivna486 ??

[@Ivna486]

@@user-gb3eh2uh7t I remember it totally different. The Mandela is legit

[@libertygiveme1987]

Sally Field was, is, and I BELIEVE, will ALWAYS BE "America's Sweetheart"!!!!

[@kimberlyschwed622]

Have you seen her in Playboy?

[@libertygiveme1987]

@@kimberlyschwed622 There's ALWAYS ONE IN THE CROWD!!!!

[@DJaySplitSecond]

Jessica Lang was so stunning and gorgeous!!

[@moisemensah8233]

And still is 🙌

[@stevenflynn7397]

DJaySplitSecond Lange*

[@Starkardur]

Still is? Going from looking like Diane Kruger to Caitlin Jenner? I know people age but that sense of gravity has not been kind to Jessie.

[@keythdanielsen8316]

What about Jessica Lange? What did she look like?

[@Elvisfan731]

Jessica lange is so gorgeous

[@APerson4889-g5f]

She just blurted out the secret desire of all actors and all creative people - they want not only to be noticed but LIKED. They want others to like them. Sally for a brief moment just said what was painfully true.

[@koopatroopa187]

We all wish to be liked one way or the other, but this isn't some vain nonsense that you're trying to make it out to be. Sally Field was typecast as a TV comedian due to her role in sitcom The Flying Nun. She was desperately trying to break that image and prove herself as a serious actress. Sure she won an Oscar for Best Actress in Norma Rae, but people just chucked it up as a fluke. This win established her as serious actress and showed that she had the talent to repeat the success. That's what she means when she says, "You like me, right now you like me." She's finally gained acceptance of her peers.

[@APerson4889-g5f]

@koopatroopa187 that's what I said. But thanks for the essay.

[@koopatroopa187]

@@APerson4889-g5f Sorry, I assumed you were capable of reading seven sentences. My bad.

[@APerson4889-g5f]

@koopatroopa187 I tend to zone out at waffling, long-winded responses.

[@koopatroopa187]

@APerson4889-g5f Bragging about not having the ability to read a paragraph aint the flex you think it is.

[@Noname304y2u2]

Its so mean we made a joke out of this she seems so moved to have won.

[@thomaswallace6836]

U ganna cry for her or with her bruh?

[@Noname304y2u2]

Oh go fuck yourself

[@thomaswallace6836]

/cry?

[@gracedesstan]

Thomas Wallace love that this was 3 years ago and I'm only finding this now. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@lilaclynx9159]

Thomas Wallace wow ur so masculine and cool!😩😭🥺if only i could be u

[@JoyGrenade]

"This means so much more to me this time!" #humblebrag

[@richierichit]

Right?

[@mickeymouse2able]

I wish I had an Oscar. I'd be gushing too. I think Margaret Hamilton should have gotten one for her performance as the witch in The Wizard of Oz

[@Sighduckling]

You weaklings, that’s not humble bragging at all. She won an award, why does it have to be considered bragging because she’s grateful? No wonder everyone is miserable and suicidal; you can’t feel any happiness for yourselves, much less anyone else

[@skybluemarshall]

@@Sighduckling I think they believe that she is bragging because her speech highlights the fact that it's her second Oscar. I'm not saying that I agree with them, but I think that's were they were suggesting.

[@johnsax1445]

Like “in case you all forgot, I’ve got another one of these at home”. Humblebrag indeed.

[@PurpleWarrior13]

This was a meme before the internet!

[@LhizJordn]

A strange primal meme

[@assaultislove]

It sure was. Imagine if this moment happened in more recent times.

[@gabyhelffhrittz]

Geoffrey Oliver A proto meme

[@manictiger]

I have an illness and the cure is... More cowbell.

[@dopilus]

memes are not a result of the internet

[@AB-bt9eb]

Sally comes off as so adorable, sweet and talented!

[@inthewritetime]

One of the greatest actresses and women of all time. So grateful for her inspiration and for the opportunity to meet her!! ❤

[@joshuaroberts6937]

I've never understood why this speech is so hated. She was happy and she thanked people in her own way. I'll take this over today's acceptance speeches, where actors ramble on and brag for 5 minutes.

[@martinwoyzeck2634]

I never understood why so many, especially on here have said the speech was hated. I watched the oscars when she won. I don't recall anyone hating her speech. It's one of those rumors people start

[@janalalewicz7385]

I dont think it was hated exactly but rather it was considered cringe-worthy lol. Theres such a thing as too much honesty and this is a perfect example. At the same time its incredibly sweet to lay yourself bare and to be so vulnerable. I dont think Sally Field knows how to be any other way. Shes extremely candid in interviews. This comment was like one of those things you may be thinking but what 99% of people wouldnt say out loud, ESPECIALLY PEOPLE IN HOLLYWOOD! Over the years it has endeared people to her but at the time(and yes I was watching-yup I am that old!) people didnt know how to react to it. Wow it just blew up and you hesrd it EVERYWHERE like a punch line. Comedians mocked the hell out of her. She would go on talk shows and had to relive it and explain herself over and over again. I think it was genuinely spoken from the heart. She was so vulnerable and shared her insecurity with every single person in that room. They all knew EXACTLY WHAT SHE MEANT when she said it but instead of appreciating her for speakingbout they laughed about it cause everyone else was laughing too. Can you imagine how SF must have felt? The shame of it all is I bet she was never THAT open again. She expected to be embraced by her peers(cause after all they "really liked her" right? Instead she was ridiculed. I remember her saying later on in interviews that she was really hurt by that at the time but she didnt dare show it. Kinda like people who take a chance and are moved to leave a comment HERE on youtube....something important enough to them that they want to share it with someone else but then some hateful turd chooses to take a dump on their comment and try to humiliate them. Thats gonna make you think twice about sharing your thoughts and feelings again so openly(not me cause Im a crusty, thick skinned old broad) Heres a thought.....Theres no such thing as a "stupid comment" because someone cared enough about something to share a bit of themselves with the world and sometimes its EXACTLY what another person needed to hear at that exact moment even tho the comment had no meaning to you. We dont have to like what someone else has to say but we should respect them for taking the risk to share themselves

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

@@janalalewicz7385 it seems real vulnerability makes people who are incapable of it cringe. The bullies came out of the woodwork.

[@helenbeam7586]

It's hard being a woman in the world, criticism for us comes easily when targeted.

[@tayzk5929]

@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS It's not the vulnerability, it's the content of the vulnerability. Seeming to be so dependent/desiring of approval from others is generally seen as a weakness in character.

[@nubiamenendez656]

This movie takes me to live each scene as if I were the protagonist, each real situation, infidelity, abandonment of family members for having disabilities, poverty, death, hard work, improvement, I feel that I am this complete movie, it is one of the best of Netflix❤

[@tkdad37]

MANDELA EFFECT IS REAL

[@reneee986]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHO8YYiHpbqBmqM

[@jimmyrizz667]

Dude the first thing I thought was is this some Mandela effect

[@TheOneThatGotAwayRMAPLS]

Thank you

[@mcjl232]

kEiRa WøNg can someone explain??

[@anyviolet]

@@mcjl232 Mandela effect = (basically) People remember hearing, with certainty, what was popularized about a famous event instead of remembering what they actually heard or saw the person say at the time. Like Sarah Palin "saying" "I can see Russia from my house" -- a phrase Palin never uttered. Tina Fey said it in a comedy sketch, not Palin. And here -- the phrase some comic mocked Field with "You like me! You really like me!" is not what she said here. But the comic's version is what people are convinced they heard her say.

[@Channel-ew9dr]

A glorious moment! She's always been a favourite. That smile can light up a whole room.

[@fanorama1]

Recently rewatched this. The entire cast was outstanding!

[@parfumextraitfan7453]

I’ve rewatched her saying her now iconic lines, and I can’t helped but be moved by how genuine she was when she said this. She wasn’t trying to milk tears, she was trying to hold them back. She deserved the win based on this speech alone.

[@dimitroulak.5295]

She is one of the most wonderful actresses of her time. I remember being a young child watching her movies and escaping through her acting.Till this day I have images of her in movies that have never left my mind. Not even after 30+ plus years..that says a lot

[@georg_couch]

Ok, I know this acceptance speech is iconic, but can we just appreciate how utterly gorgeous every single one of these women is?

[@RobertoLorenzPianist]

So sweet, so honest, so passionate. I can't believe this speech got bad critiques.

[@kylesmith4842]

RoLorenz biggest humble brag in the history of the world. That was the most obnoxious speech anyone has ever given about anything.

[@RobertoLorenzPianist]

Ehm .. no. She just quoted the "You like me!" line from the movie.

[@dopilus]

kyle smith -- "most obnoxious speech anyone has ever given about anything." ...really? more obnoxious than hitler?

[@connorcriss]

dop Hitlers speeches could be described in a lot of bad ways, but obnoxious isn’t one of them.

[@dopilus]

nonfictional yeti -- what do you think obnoxious means?

[@angeltohru7823]

3:33 You like me! You really lik... Wait what?

[@Thy_Guardian]

Mandela effect

[@chicjam8928]

@@Thy_Guardian I think its people came from watching the mask where he said you love me and just blended them together

[@PIXPromosMore]

It's like thinking Cary Grant ever said "Judy Judy Judy" or James Cagney saying "You Dirty Rat"

[@zeroarts7623]

game grumps fan?

[@angeltohru7823]

@@zeroarts7623 who tf is that?

[@FenHenSen]

Love her so much, everything she says sounds like a film because it's so perfectly said

[@eriklarson9137]

True. It's totally not because an actress is acting.

[@arunphillips6977]

Sissy Spacek 1:58, wow, just wow, so beautiful and an amazing actress of course!

[@Sandy-jc3vv]

Loved it! She was radiant and so beautiful and really thankful! Loved the movie also❤️❤️❤️

[@Huffdanny-p2n]

Hi Sandy hope you’re okay?

[@EVERYDODAMIES]

came looking for the "you like me" speech. I always love Sally Field. Ddnt know her career is as interesting as the roles she played! She deserves a lot more love and respect. :D

[@wilmafistfit4788]

I never knew Jessica was nominated so many times so well deserved love her one of my favorite actresses and one of the best modern day actresses with cate Blanchett

[@s.t.santos5928]

That was a very heartfelt speech. I was touched!

[@davids.794]

"Gidget gets an Oscar" was one of the headlines in the newspaper the next day. Funny, but also a little mean. I don't care what anyone says: I like Sally Field.....I really, really do.

[@Starkardur]

+David S. She had already won an oscar in 1980 so I don't understand why they would write that.

[@Dariuspersepolis]

+David S. Gidget has TWO Oscars, TWO emmys and TWO golden globes, and you David? what do you have? an STD?

[@Mr.Obongo]

David S. You need to say "right now like sally field" cause of the whole mandela effect thing.

[@bedroom6141]

Well look at this beautiful little residual nugget!!! So now we know.. 3 years ago this video had her saying it the way we all remember it. "You like me! You Really, Really like me!" So this ME definitely is recent. Why would this poster, David S., have typed his comment in this way if she didn't say that in the video before he posted???

[@shawn7377]

every comment from 4+ years ago references really really or doesn't refute it/mention the fact that it's actually RIGHT NOW. wtf?!?! this is some scary shit.

[@daniellay3598]

This is literally what every Oscar winner is privately thinking in their heads. She's just more candid.

[@josesierra8297]

The great Sally Field.....one of the best actresses in Hollywood history. This spech was so deep and emotional

[@Ninjamohawk]

This is such a real moment. I can't even imagine what it's like to work that hard and finally feel...vindicated. Actualized.

[@Ninjamohawk]

@@maninchair6648 well of course not. I meant in the realm of the arts. It's very competitive and takes a lot of work. It must feel really good to get that kind of validation.

[@eren278]

@@maninchair6648 why don’t you fucking do it then if it’s just reading lines? Honest to god hate people like you that undermine peoples efforts

[@martinrenner2992]

I saw this live on TV in 85. She said "REALLY like me!" It was funny because this was her second Oscar, hence we "really" must have liked her. "You like me... RIGHT NOW!" is meaningless.

[@questionmark3666]

Very true who's fucking with time cuz this only proves that time machine's r real

[@44excalibur]

You're missing the point. Sally Field never said "You like me! You really like me!" She actually said, "You like me! Right now... you like me!" The reason people remember it wrong is because everyone mentally edited her words in their own minds precisely because it made no sense. lol

[@sarahrogers8762]

44excalibur this is called the Mandela effect!! it’s really interesting! here is another one: in star wars, Darth Vader says “Luke, i am your father”. but if you look up the clip he actually says “No, i am your father.” there are a lot of other examples and no one knows why this happens. i don’t understand how millions of people can remember something someway only to find out that it never was. (i have literally no idea if that sentence made sense😳) anyways, it’s really interesting and you should look into it :)

[@sexobscura]

the only meaningless thing in the clip is Sally Fields herself

[@bobdangdole883]

It's so off putting watching this.. feels so wrong.

[@NoctisAquila]

OMG I love this speech!!! Looove it!!! 😊

[@Dariuspersepolis]

Her authenticity is brave and makes me happy for her. but it makes cynical people wince, because they can't lower their defenses to be as vulnerable and real as Ms. Sally Field. I dislike cynical, sarcastic comments about this wonderfully refreshing acceptance speech. cynics are cowards, they sit on the bleachers and critique others while winners , like Sally, puts herself on the field and plays big and wins big. you go Sally. TWO OSCARS and TWO EMMY's and TWO Golden GLobes. when you cynics win just one Oscar, then you can talk. until then shut the f up.

[@lovingtheoldtunes]

What you said, Joe Colton!! ♥

[@mistylima56]

joe colton you are so right! She's truly passionate about her job !

[@Cristian1929]

Well said!

[@darkcloud93]

what's the cynism? how egocentric you have to be to said "you liked me" to a bunch of random guys? XD

[@rickyparker3853]

Joe Sally Field is "Not" as nice as she appears. She refused to give a fan and her daughter an autograph at a mall once and was VERY nasty about it. Boy that's gratitude for the fans who buy tickets to see her movies. Once some of these stars get famous they Literally SHIT on their fans.

[@crazingamazing]

Such a sweet and genuine acceptance speech.

[@eriklarson9137]

Imagine if you can't tell when an actress is acting.

[@Melchiorblade7]

Her name has always been Sally Fields and she said "You like me, you really like me!" Not anymore

[@bonkers3688]

Melchiorblade7 her brother works for CERN.

[@Mr.Obongo]

alf landon Seth Macfarlane has always been Macfarlane but its pronounced McFarlane, no mandela effect there. But Steven segal is Steven seagal now? That's a mindfuck.

[@tbrown9328]

wtf.. it's always been Niagara... unless you don't know how to spell.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

not anymore !! now it is other reality!!

[@dopilus]

people would rather believe in a mass conspiracy revolving around some irrational sci fi gobbledygook -- than entertain the idea that they're mistaken. talk about stubborn.

[@raonyphillips]

LOL she needs to win an Oscar for this speech, that was so unnatural.

[@juslookin3]

Raony Phillips They should have immediately retracted her winning vote and given the Oscar to one of the others after that speech.

[@celino22]

Rao TV gith me persegue em todos os lugares

[@dopilus]

I don't think you understand what oscars are given out for

[@mickeymouse2able]

lol

[@paddymills]

What happened to you love me you really love me

[@chrismiller9094]

Jessica Lange looks just as beautiful now as she did then

[@keythdanielsen9315]

Too bad she's such a hateful liberal.

[@TrusellaLouise-ng3pl]

We still like you. They still like you A million likes Nobody should’ve made fun of this.

[@alanah-]

Shane anyone??

[@anisahwerner3688]

me

[@bigbrotherlover5018]

Me

[@lilbrowngirl2046]

yep

[@mightyjoseph456]

mee

[@gabe4292]

yessssss

[@karenwade64]

Sally Field made her mark in history and she absolutely deserved it! Places in the heart is an extraordinary film, and all the actors were excellent! Sally was phenomenal in it!

[@Huffdanny-p2n]

Hi Karen hope you’re okay?

[@eriklarson9137]

​@@Huffdanny-p2n Hi Danny hope you're okay?

[@timturk]

Vanessa Redgrave looked stunned

[@vanessawhite8042]

Jessica Lange looked stunned

[@janamohsen4378]

That's gold

[@sdseals2076]

They only had a picture of Vanessa Redgrave.

[@Inyourlap]

I love the way Vanessa Redgrave reacted when Sally Fields name was called

[@Frolsa84]

Sandra Seals That's the joke...

[@mr29]

One of my favorite speeches of all time. So beautifully honest.

[@Milordvega]

She did say "really really like" but it was not this time when she actually won it, but the NEXT year, when she was presenting the Oscar for Best Actor. In a glorious self-parody, she said, "We're now to Best Actor, so we'll see which one you like, you really really like!" - and the audience laughed in approval and so did she.

[@juancarlosfauvety5646]

I met Sally Field when I was 17 years-old, in Buenos Aires. We talked at the main entrance of the former Plaza Hotel. We were there, alone, she was alone, 7.30 Pm (school for me, early in the the following day). I said to her about my dreams of becoming an actor and dedicate my life to the movies. She was so curious about finding in there, without any journalist or anybody around, a young boy telling her those words, that he did inmediately a typical gesture with his mouth. She was very happy as well for that, we talked very close, even with a friendly distance between us, which I always remember, because she seemed to be so simple and cordial, that nobody would say she won an Academy Award a year before that. The anecdote does not finish there: a year later I saw her from my house in BA, walking up to the stage to get another Oscar. And Robert Duvall giving it to her, a couple of years before I met him a few steps from the place I met Sally, and meeting him many times then after that along the years. So this clip is about on actress who wished me luck shaking her hand so kind and smiling like a friend, without diplomacy but humanity, and an actor who I talked with many many times in the future, even inviting me to a party in Michelangelo, one time, during a cellebration he made. Of course, still, at my age an living in the wring country to keep my dreams alive, I still wait to go to the US. again and get inside definitely in that movie world in which I met and talked so many many stars and directors along all my life, as a movie fun first, a a journalist later, and as filmmaker in the last years. jcf.

[@beebouzidi3016]

that was the best acceptance speak I ever heard

[@dopilus]

almost as good as Sally Fields'

[@chiefscheider]

but Joe Pepsi's was the best: "Thanks, what a privilege."

[@mosescordovero6060]

everybody here seems to be making so much fun of Sally Field, but i happen to think she is absolutely adorable. plus, she is just being honest. after all, isn't social approval the real purpose of the Academy Awards in the first place?

[@MrMcsia]

How sweetly shy Sissy Spacek is ...

[@trenier23]

Who could not like Sally, she's brilliant!!!

[@s_shaleh]

What an amazing line up of nominees. I love all of them.

[@macheadrick3201]

Love her she puts a smile on folks face

[@sann5146]

Sissy Spacek is so good looking ! Just look at those amazing, sharp angles and features -- flawless 👌

[@keythdanielsen9315]

I have never forgiven her for beating Mary Tyler Moore for Best Actress in Ordinary People. Spacek's role in Coal Miner's Daughter was nowhere near the acting tour de force Moore performed. One of the greatest injustices in Oscar history.

[@joaovictorluz3201]

@@keythdanielsen9315 shut the f*ck up! she gave the best female performance that year. great acting and amazing singing.

[@keythdanielsen9315]

@@joaovictorluz3201 Not so. MTM far outperformed her.

[@joaovictorluz3201]

@@keythdanielsen9315 only in your dreams, buddy.

[@keythdanielsen9315]

@@joaovictorluz3201 Fortunately, I'm not your buddy.

[@ranfomedia]

John Malkovich in the audience is like "wtf? lol"

[@sexobscura]

coz even he knew it was crud

[@HarryDetective]

Hahaha too funny.

[@ronfield8258]

She literally seemed to have lost it but the reaction was natural and genuine 👍👍👍👍

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

This concept of dimming the lights and placing the spotlight on the winner as they preceed towards the stage is brilliant

[@amp279]

Well deserved Sally, in retrospect, it seems like she really needed validation, people certainly haven't forgotten this speech even now lol

[@trippytrellis7033]

It's one of the most famous and parodied speeches in Oscar history. "You like me!!! Right now, you like me!!!"😊😷

[@teammmx]

She made me cry and laugh at the same time. Such a sweet hearted person and genuine gratitude! Iconic 💜

[@caydenscout7490]

No,IVE ALWAYS ALWAYS remembered her saying "you like me,you really like me!"WHAT????

[@Multiversetraveler93]

It has though.

[@Greg042869]

South America has always been where it is. People rarely drew it correctly, though. I learned that in middle school from a teacher who made a comment about it. But then again, when multiple alternate realities are concerned, everyone could simultaneously be right (and wrong).

[@adorenicolesmith9706]

Karen Reta Yeah I remember that! Violet said it 😂😂

[@dopilus]

no, you remember hearing others say that.

[@joey4track]

lol, this kid probably wasn't even born then. She def said 'you like me, you really really like me" gtfo chump

[@AimeeColeman]

RIP Jack Lemon, you were a childhood favourite of mine :3

[@dopilus]

You mean Lemmon? .. or are you one of those manedla effect lunatics saying someone changed the timeline.

[@keythdanielsen9315]

@@dopilus Exactly. A favorite whose name she can't spell correctly.

[@Curtis45100]

How totally cute!! Love Sally, she's a class act and a legend..!! Smokey and the Bandit forever!!

[@jetwhite]

I think this speech is wonderful, and I remember it fondly. Yes, it's very "human" and emotional, and what she says won't make sense to a lot of people, but remember she is being awarded for being THE BEST IN THE WORLD at her job, which must be an absolutely phenomenal feeling and not one the vast majority of us will ever understand. To have your work recognised at this level must feel overwhelming, and I forgive her for being emotional. Beautiful little speech. Lovely human.

[@gatewayski1]

Great speech, this must have been a tough category to predict, all excelled. Personally, for me, Judy Davis is under-rated and certainly came close on more than one occasion to winning an Oscar.

[@marilynadams349]

Movie made in small towns in Texas. We were so proud of that movie . It now 2020. Come make more movies in Texas. We are losing our small towns and colorful people.

[@Huffdanny-p2n]

Hi Marilyn hope you’re okay?

[@michaelbauers8800]

She was so cute

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Wonderful actress who seems to be a very honest person too. All the best to you, Sally.

[@briansky10]

I just saw PLACES IN THE HEART for the first time and wasted no time ordering a copy. SHE IS SPECTACULAR! SALLY, YOU WELL DESERVED THAT OSCAR! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

[@tonyab1972]

It just blows my mind that this iconic speech has been changed. I don't understand the Mandela effect but I do know exactly how this speech used to be and I don't doubt my memory one bit

[@judypasqualone5392]

It’s very sincere and natural….not a performance to the former persons comment. Sally Field is simply grateful. ❤️

[@Huffdanny-p2n]

Hi Judy hope you’re okay?

[@honeymoonavenue97]

This speech is more popular than the film itself.

[@johnhall824]

Who's here because of shane??

[@genesis1618]

Lmao me

[@oliviakelley1967]

Johnny hall Hall MEH

[@SenjuTheSlime]

Johnny hall Hall meh

[@xxtealwolfxx5605]

Johnny hall Hall MEEEE

[@ellakreads]

Johnny hall Hall mee

[@misplacedcajun2325]

Wonderful actress. I don't just like her, I love her!

[@johnnyirish801]

I watched a clip of this speech about 4 months ago, and she said, "You like me! You really like me!" Now, it's different. There may be something to this Mandela Effect. Not to mention, she used to be called Sally Fields. Fields with an S. Fields. Plural. AND, don't get me started on Sinbad!

[@kirbstomp8041]

everyone remembers the pop culture references more than the source, thats all.

[@rein2430]

4 months ago I watched it and it said it this way 🤔 .....😏

[@nataliajaf]

3:36 OMG John... my heart melts. I love his face so much. And it may sound weird, but his „strabismus” makes him look so unique and attractive!!!

[@MrSweeperUSA]

I still hear "YOU LIKE ME!! YOU REALLY REALLY LIKE ME"!!

[@austins.2495]

Normal Rae is a fantastic film, and Sally slays in it

[@SpiffyMcSnazzy]

She was referencing the movie when she said that. No one seems to get this...Wikipedia it.

[@garyleigh]

If they acknowledged that, they couldn't make fun of it anymore.

[@eamon2please]

Actually, she was referencing NORMA RAE, the other film for which she won Best Actress.

[@justbeyondthecornerproduct3540]

@@garyleigh Yeah with the way people were laughing I guessed she was joking in some fashion

[@BillyAlabama]

What a completely real and sincere acceptance. She’s magnificent.

[@castaway123100]

I watched this show live, she said. "You like me, you really, really like me!"

[@dreamletlive]

That's how I remember it as well.

[@shortlimb1]

why would the oscars change that though... illuminati prank i guess??

[@SwitcherooU]

The Oscars didn't change anything. What I think people who espouse the Mandela Effect are implying is that HISTORY changed. The UNIVERSE changed. We're no longer living in the universe where Sally Field said "You like me, you really, really like me!" It's the same phenomenon among people (like me) who SWORE it was "Bearenstein Bears", when in reality they are called the "Bearenstain Bears".

[@madijuls]

SwitcherooU Lol u watched Shane Dawson xD

[@Multiversetraveler93]

That's mainly due to people referencing the wrong pronunciation or phrase. It's like the game of telephone. Everyone knows it was spelt "Bearenstain" but it was pronounced differently. "Luke, I am your father." was again chained down to a difference quote.

[@leesandramuniz7015]

This is giving me the chills. She did not say that.

[@sjtv1000]

I never saw the original and it creeps me out too, its sooo unnatural. Its crazy how people will believe they remembered wrong when its so obviously been altered

[@billyloska9224]

In the Digital World you can add or delete, exchange dialog, they are trying to learn who has paranormal awareness to target and eliminate or neutralize these non-zombified people. They are making random changes to see who notices. Big Mindfukk

[@Anne--Marie]

This was a strong competition and to win was amazing. Sally Field has always proven herself to be a strong woman. She has my admiration.

[@Dani-jr1tt]

fun fact: sally field and hilary swank were the only actresses to get an oscar for best actress and 5 years later get another in the same category.

[@madniss325]

Does anyone remember her saying, "you really really like me" somewhere in her acceptance speech? I do like it was yesterday!

[@nicholasbstone]

Mandela Effect. You might also remember that her name was Sally Fields with an "S" at the end. Don't let anybody tell you that they can debunk your memories, your life experiences.

[@JupitorPluto]

i love this speech so much!

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

I'm still waiting for people to like me :-(

[@ellicenciado9338]

Shut up meg

[@H.K-tm]

piss off

[@Sztekher]

I like you :)

[@chillinrube2605]

GregoryTheGr8ster I like you.

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

@@chillinrube2605 Ahhhhhhh!

[@AbdiqalisMohamud010]

We really love you Miss Field! Very moving performance

[@dorothychartrand30]

Wow...fierce competition for that award that year....sadly movies are pushed through without this intensity anymore.

[@sunnyhill5119]

I love the necklace Sally is wearing 😲😍

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

it is gorgeous

[@gilbertobarrios8122]

Jessica Lange is still sooo freaking gorgeous! That woman is utterly beautiful! 😇

[@keythdanielsen9315]

Pure Minnesota bred beauty.

[@cathypeterson2420]

Aww jack Lemmon so awesome m e dude they don't make em like him no m I re.funny and great actor .everything he did was c awesome

[@stephenphillps3250]

I remember seeing clips of this in the early 2000s of this and she said, "you like me you really like." I know what I heard. people made fun of this for years. that exact line. this is freaking me, out in a good way. the good news is that we will probably continue to shift to hire states of consciousness where there will be more peace love. if people are skeptical that's ok.

[@AscendedWarriors]

Stephen Phillps bashar adronis abraham

[@Sugaree1956]

I just listened 3 minutes ago she said..:You like me, right now, you really like me". So I am confused. lol

[@rein2430]

You love me, you really Love me!

[@rein2430]

Welcome to 2020 😂😂😂

[@marccardiff]

The following year she presented the best actor award and said "We'll see which one you like, you really really like." You're probably conflating the twol

[@jasonthompson2406]

lmao at john malkovich's reaction "hahaha wtf haha" and im here from that one commercial that i dont remember because i wasnt paying attention to, except for this part lol

[@AlexBlend]

Sally was superb but they always ignored amazing Nastassja Kinski. She had 2 amazing films in 1984 - "Paris, Texas" and "Maria's Lovers". Still NO Oscar nominations for her

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Nastasjy Kinski was in movies like Samantha Fox in songs !! second quality/budget movies

[@loveanimals6981]

Absolutely not true. Kinski, for a GOOD five-year stretch in the '80s, worked with some of the finest talent in the land, actor- and director-wise. She worked with the likes of Francis Ford Coppola, Wim Wenders, Tony Richardson, Hugh Hudson, and of course, Roman Polanski. Some of her leading men included none other than Ben Kingsley, Al Pacino, Dudley Moore, Nureyev, and Gerard Depardieu. Usually, she was in nicely-budgeted movies, with major talent all-around involved. So often, though, they turned out to be misfires -- but not always. It should be noted that even the "misfires" often had moments of greatness in them though.

[@mickthenick1]

'Tess' and 'Paris, Texas', the greatest of them all. It is Mrs. Kinski's true legacy. Beautywise, she combined Ingrid Bergman, Grace Kelly, and Angelina Jolie. Totally irresistible.

[@moogibeans9822]

This was the only mandela effect that ever really bothered me. I swear I saw a clip of her saying "you like me, you really like me" in a video about popular pop culture references on some tv show as a kid, and everything here looks exactly as I remembered it looking in the video Crazy how your memory can make you believe something isnt as it actually is irl, I remember feeling like I had been tricked with this one, too

[@Sensei.shonuff]

She seems like shes acting even now

[@cgasher2105]

I remember her saying ..."I know , that right now, you love me, you really love me"..and I was watching her live on TV. I'm 63 years old. The funny thing is I can't find any one else around my age that remembers that. I'm flabbergasted.

[@wolverineiscool7161]

mandella effect

[@PeterCamberwick]

Nope.