Oscar-Winning Films from 1939

[@fluorosco]

Gone with the wind, Wizard of oz, Goodbye Mr. Chips , Wuthering heights,Mr Smith goes to washington, not a bad year for quality.

[@thebeatnumber]

Clark Gable had threatened to boycott the Oscars if Hattie McDaniel wasn't allowed to sit with her co-stars from GWTW, but Ms McDaniel persuaded him not to. What a class act they both were.

[@Hailphage]

It wasn't the Oscars, it was the film's premiere in Atlanta that McDaniel (and her black co-stars) were prevented from attending that Gable threatened to boycott (as you say McDaniel managed to persuade him to attend the premiere). Unfortunately the Oscars weren't much better, McDaniel was allowed to attend but she was forced to sit on a separate table at the back of the room with her escort.

[@adoublemaltneatplease2883]

Class act. Hard to follow

[@ApplePie..]

They should have made Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith sit in the Janitor's Closet.

[@garycarpenter2980]

He also said if they had separate bathrooms he would leave the studio 🎙️ and the movie 🎥 and boycott everything else at least he had some"pull" in the studio

[@taeynv_]

It was not the Oscars it was the gone with the wind premiere in Atlanta where she wasn't allowed to attend due to Georgia segregation laws

[@blackwaterproduction289]

Can I say that I have shed some tears when Hattie started talking! My god she was so wonderful in that movie that eveytime she appeared I paid extra attention to what she had to say. The way she said things in that role was so engaging and beautifully acted! One more thing, Vivien is probably the classiest woman I have ever seen, and it is so refreshing to hear her speak with her normal accent.

[@bernie4366]

Yes, she's so wonderful and so very, very black.

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*That speech was WRITTEN IN ADVANCE for her by Whites and for Whites and the words themselves are all but 'groveling with apology' for winning an Oscar* ____________ *You got one thing right...she was 'acting' on the stage*

[@BillFarrell]

If you were a film at the 1939 Oscars and going up against "The Wizard of Oz" and "Gone With The Wind" you did not stand a chance Two Greats that deserve so much glory and praise

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

And was directed by victor fleming . Fleming Work On The Wizard Of Oz But Then He Work In Gone With The Wind when they fired Cukor , So Fleming Was Replaced By King Vidor .

[@GMAMEC]

But have you seen “Goodbye, Mr. Chips”? I was a little surprised that Stewart and Gable didn’t win. However, I now understand why Donat won that year. It’s a well written movie and he did a fantastic job.

[@meganagetro6302]

Bette Davis said it well lol

[@KTR2022]

The year of 1939 is actually widely considered to have been the best ever in movies. Apart from Gone With The Wind and The Wizard Of Oz, there was Ninotchka, Goodbye Mr.Chips, Wuthering Heights, The Women, Mr.Smith Goes To Washington, Stagecoach, Of Mice and Men and many others. Then there's 1946, generally thought of as the second best year in movies.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

How could Clark Gable NOT win the oscar in 1939? He was tremendous in that role for the many complicated and emotional scenes that he had to play.

[@ctb3078]

He played the same character most of his life. He was really good at it but you can cut and paste all his characters into Rhett. R Donat started the movie as a 24 years old and finished it as an 84 years old. Slightly more challenging. Even Olivier liked him....

[@ange9663]

Robert Donat was better x

[@smokelakes]

12:59 damn, that was a beautiful speech

[@michaelcioni8599]

Agreed!

[@mortalclown3812]

"...a credit to my race..." broke my heart.

[@poptart8310]

Well deserved award for Hattie. Very emotional.

[@dorothyyoung8231]

She WAS a credit to her race - the HUMAN race!

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

Me too. What an awesome actress!

[@johnnypastrana6727]

She was dissed by the Black community for her role as they thought it was demeaning but she said 'I would rather act the part of a maid and be paid well, than be one in real life'. She meant well by her comments and to find fault with her words is simply another diss IMO.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

@@dorothyyoung8231 Bravo!!!

[@niki5five]

Olivia de Havilland last living actress оn Oscar 1939...

[@musket-hc1fc]

I believe she's now 103. Wonderful! I loved her in "The Adventures of Robin Hood."

[@dawnwelch6579]

She just left us today at 104...this is too hard...such a beautiful and classy lady!

[@moondust9652]

The babies and toddlers that played in Gone with the wind are still alive, I think 3 or 4 are still alive, in their 80s

[@fabioantoniodejesussantos4018]

Oh, boy! Vivien was so fascinating

[@auchiethomas2560]

wow vivien was not only breath taking but sooo intelligent dannnnng

[@stephaniestanley8041]

The most beautiful Woman

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

A real hot bitch off stage. Ask Larry O. He could not handle her - nobody could.

[@paolovelasquez567]

Clark Gable deserved an oscar too

[@fluorosco]

@@paolovelasquez567 The King of Hollywood deserved it, but i bet he couldnt care less 👍

[@W81Researcher]

@@fluorosco Oh no he cared all right.

[@GMAMEC]

The 1939 Academy Awards had many historic and memorable moments. The movies and actors are still mentioned today. The Wizard of Oz, Gone With the Wind and Mr. Smith Goes To Washington are still icons. While not as popular, Goodbye, Mr. Chips was a very touching movie. The performances by Hattie McDaniel, Bettye Davis, R. Stewart, Mr. Donat and Clark Gable were superb.

[@avocate2017]

Yes, 1939 was such an excellent year for Hollywood that even lesser-known films from that year are great. Besides the well-known movies from 1939 like Gone with the Wind, Wizard of Oz, Ninotchka, and Stagecoach, I also like Beau Geste, The Real Glory, The Little Princess, and Golden Boy.

[@coolsdon]

I could look at Vivien Leigh all day long..!

[@meandwhosearmy5680]

coolsdon Hell yeah!

[@andreaheinrich6902]

I also!!!

[@arlenealberico12]

@@meandwhosearmy5680 very

[@yasser-j5c]

some women from that time were fucking beautiful

[@johnnypastrana6727]

She sure had a camera presence...amazing that she could sound so like a Southern belle in GWTW even though she was a Brit...

[@anguscastle3448]

I love Vivien Leigh! She's so talented and well spoken!

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

Y su belleza física legendaria 💖💖💖

[@poetcomic1]

1939, greatest year in Hollywood history. Unbelievable movies. Check out some of the great movies that didn't even make the nominations - some of the greatest movies ever made.

[@mona2242]

There will never be another year of such tremendous acting talent as 1939. Just incredible ! Olivier vs Gable ..wow

[@loganroark3916]

Olivier vs Gable and neither of them won😂😂

[@janavarrette9206]

Clark Gable vs Laurence Olivier vs James Stewart!

[@ange9663]

And the magnificent Robert Donat deservedly won, a better actor than Gable & Olivier x

[@MSSTHNG]

My great great grandmother presented Hattie that award and I’m proud of her

[@rlmack5]

Your great great grandmother was a very fine actress herself!!!

[@sophiaraniuk2665]

Wow that is fantastic …..what a great honor and you have that ancestry knowledge ……how wonderful…….

[@dani.phantm]

Vivian Leigh is GORGEOUS

[@lawrencesait3432]

I agree Vivien Leigh more than gorgeous

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

Ella en grado superlativo siempre.

[@brkitdwn]

One of the greatest years for Hollywood, and worthy tribute to the people in the industry, as well as, the iconic films it produced along with unforgettable actors of that time. Truly magical.

[@W81Researcher]

I saw Donat's performance in Goodbye, Mr Chips. He was phenomenal and deserved that award.

[@Danielevanssmith]

Wonderful little film! If I'm not mistaken the close-ups were refilmed with better lighting, hence the acceptance speeches of Vivian Leigh and Hattie Mcdaniel are actually recreations of their live speeches, and beautifully done!

[@garrywood8836]

Fascinating, 1939 a great year for films and compounded by the fact that Wuthering heights a masterpiece in its own right was barely mentioned. Great to see true superstars of the day being honest and quite humble.

[@mainecoon6514]

Stars back then were dressed and poised elegantly. They had class and style back then.

[@Soph3115]

This is beautiful. Love these videos. Thank you

[@karenmatteson82]

When stars where stars

[@elizabethgalligan1805]

These were the days when The Academy Awards or ""The Oscars "" were done with Class and Elegance!!!😊🙏

[@juliag.5114]

Best year in film history!

[@naturefilms9240]

No. The 1994 the best.

[@aniketraje4430]

I got goosebumps seeing Hattie Mac Daniel break the race barrier

[@MemphisTiger]

Man...as of today, February 4, 2020, Olivia de Havilland may be one of the last, if not THE last, living member you see in this Oscars presentation! So weird watching clips knowing nearly all or all the people you see are no longer living today!

[@dawnwelch6579]

She has gone today, just weeks after turning 104...such a sad day in the entertainment industry!

[@darlingdoloresday]

Oh, Hattie just made me cry! So beautifully said, so well-deserved! I hope she found peace and satisfaction in life.

[@cartoondude5384]

2:28 Little girl: Mommy can I go home now? Parents: *laughing their ass off*

[@meandwhosearmy5680]

Hattie - class beyond class! Courage beyond courage. ❤️

[@poetcomic1]

There were all kinds of beautiful women... and then there was Viv.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

The most beautiful Woman

[@meganagetro6302]

Heady Lamarr was there too. She was also beautiful ☺️

[@poetcomic1]

@@meganagetro6302 She was too smart that is a big turn-off (being sarcastic).

[@meganagetro6302]

@@poetcomic1 right? brains and beauty just perfect!

[@KTR2022]

@@meganagetro6302 Not as beautiful as Viv and definitely not as talented.

[@jiajialegg1220]

I like Vivien. Also the opening introduction is terrific

[@liveinms9949]

so much classier than now

[@renatoespinoza8792]

Judy Garland winning oscars is like a smile to the heart.

[@Rebellwarrior]

Amazing :) old is gold .

[@cinziacherubini4568]

Fantasticoooooooooo!

[@anneliesesteden390]

Lovely! Thank you!🇨🇦👏

[@princessalexandra1613]

I love Robert Donat and the lady who won supporting actress.

[@teyebpeaton]

I like how short and to the point it was, winners and guests didn't have to signal their virtue. Good old days indeed...

[@bettyburke8653]

Those days will never come again. Amazing

[@Microphonunlock]

So, the actress award was the main event on that night? Which makes sense, no other role been pushed that hard before, during, an after a movie production like Scarlett O'Hara. She really carried the industry the years Gone With The Wind was in development

[@dubbelhenke854]

She had a very tough competition. What a year! VIVIEN LEIGH Gone with the Wind NOMINEES BETTE DAVIS Dark Victory IRENE DUNNE Love Affair GRETA GARBO Ninotchka GREER GARSON Goodbye, Mr. Chips

[@diehardhushfan]

I cried when Hattie stepped up

[@cynthiawilliams737]

This was a wonderful Era in Films & Hattie McDaniel certainly made GWTW so enjoyable!

[@SammyAnthony]

Wow. So grateful that I get to see those moments.

[@nevefamily3524]

I'm partial to Gable, Leigh, Olivia and Hattie on Gone With The Wind. Belle the character was good too.

[@jhengleone]

I hope The Academy upload Miss Greer Garson's full video of her winning Best Actress for Mrs. Miniver especially her longest speech ever . Please The Academy.

[@jaengen]

There is not enough bandwidth to accommodate that speech.

[@moldyoldie7888]

@@jaengen She went on, didn't she?

[@subculture2006]

Hollywood used to be so glamorous. Its gone downhill so much.

[@kristelmpone5350]

Olivia de havilland choked in anger and disbelief when Hattie Daniels won over her. 😂😂😂. It was reported at the time that she was so angry that she was crying while in shock 😂😂.

[@connorpusey5912]

As someone who has seen Gone with the Wind many times, I do believe that Olivia de Havilland objectively had a better performance/role than Hattie McDaniel. Don’t get me wrong, Hattie was definitely one of the best performances in the movie, but just not as important or strong as Havilland’s. So it kind of was a snub.

[@kristelmpone5350]

@@connorpusey5912 I am sure it is also what havilland havilland thought. After all, Hattie's role/performance was never meant to be better than any of the female characters of the movie. Even as a little girl (and unaware of the segregation laws of the time), I could see how Hattie's performance was so striking. I couldn't be unconsciously bias because I was genuinely transported by Hattie's character during the Part 1 and mostly Part 2 of GWTW.

[@connorpusey5912]

Kristel Mpone Oh undoubtedly it is striking. I was just saying that I don’t think it’s better than Havilland’s. But definitely one of the best in the film.

[@jaengen]

Oh please Hattie WAS Mammy. Her performance was miles above Olivia’s.

[@escarlatadelrioperez4133]

Hedy Lamarr y Vivien Leigh *...*

[@subculture2006]

Its amazing how much better the movies were with inferior technology and special effects.

[@ianbentley7276]

such elegance, now we've got ricky gervais.

[@auntiechercher4266]

I wish this footage could be colorized to see the colors of the gown that Vivien and Hattie wore.

[@paulakpacente]

I LOVED Hattie McDaniel. She certainly deserved the Oscar she won.

[@rade007]

And now you compare this academy awards to today's crime of ceremony. Oonly one oscar award from 1940. is much more worth than 20 oscars today.

[@leafyutube]

Best year ever for movies.

[@kernowarty]

Wow an Afro-American winning an Oscar in 1940!! and a woman at that!!

[@soundslikeplayahatesthegam9443]

Hattie was not allowed to the premier held in Atlanta Georgia.

[@ImWedad]

@@soundslikeplayahatesthegam9443 Why?

[@honeyhernandez91]

@@ImWedad because she was black . Do you not know American History?

[@ImWedad]

@@honeyhernandez91 I'm not American

[@honeyhernandez91]

@@ImWedad oh ok

[@Ebokm9]

This footage is incredible. Hattie McDaniel. Vivien Leigh. Judy Garland.

[@adoublemaltneatplease2883]

What a year. Possibly the best ever.

[@callmej5337]

7:16 Over The Rainbow wins Best Original Song

[@icecream7678]

15:55 فيفيان لي تستاهل الجائرة كان تمثيلها قمة الإحترافية بالفيلم جداً رهيب أنتج بسنة 1939 قديم بس رهيب

[@meganagetro6302]

1939 a great year of movies

[@prof.r.c.296]

THE BEST YEAR OF ALL TO READ THE BOOK FIRST AND THEN SEE THE MOVIE. a-WORDS are for the story from one person to hundreds preparing a film adaptation. Honor the author---read the book first.

[@rodrigomelo4700]

ALTERNATIVE CHOICES FOR 1939 OSCAR WINNERS: Best Picture: Gone with the Wind Best Director: Frank Capra (Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) and/or John Ford (Stagecoach) and/or William Wyler (Wuthering Heights) (tie) Best Actor: Clark Gable (Gone with the Wind) and/or James Stewart (Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) and/or Laurence Olivier (Wuthering Heights) (tie) Best Actress: Vivien Leigh (Gone with the Wind) Best Supporting Actor: Thomas Mitchell (Stagecoach) Best Supporting Actress: Hattie McDaniel (Gone with the Wind) Best Screenplay - Original Story: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Lewis R. Foster) Best Screenplay: Gone with the Wind (Sidney Howard) Best Cinematography - Color: Gone with the Wind Best Cinematography - Black-and-White: Wuthering Heights Best Art Direction: The Wizard of Oz Outstanding Achievement - Use of Color: Gone with the Wind Pioneering - Use of Coordinated Equipment: Gone with the Wind Best Film Editing: Gone with the Wind Best Special Effects: The Wizard of Oz Best Sound: Gone with the Wind Best Original Score: The Wizard of Oz (Herbert Stothart) Best Adapted Score: Stagecoach (Richard Hageman, W. Franke Harling, John Leipold, Leo Shuken) Best Original Song: The Wizard of Oz (For the song "Over the Rainbow") Best Short Cartoon: Ugly Duckling

[@isakloisir]

Who is the gorgeous actress at 5:25?

[@andrewpalframan4666]

isakloisir Hedy Lamar.

[@alanstrange1171]

It's the incomparable Hedy Lamarr!

[@valeivan100]

Hattie McDaniel, en 1940 ganó el Óscar a la mejor actriz de reparto por su personaje de Mammy en Lo que el viento se llevó, marcando un hito para los logros de la población afroestadounidense. Tuvieron que pasar casi quince años para que otra actriz negra (Dorothy Dandridge) fuese nominada al Óscar de mejor actriz principal.

[@andrewpalframan4666]

Raffa Tango They clearly didn't know her name dear.

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

Hattie inolvidable y maravillosa actriz de la legendaria Lo que el viento se llevó👏👏👏

[@elviswelling]

5:36 there's miss bette davis in the right low corner of video shaking hands with some guy then hiding her face from the heavy lights

[@flgo.mauricioaguilera]

Muy lejos de mi época, pero aquella Vivian se nota que fue una excelente actriz, de una belleza inusual y una sorprendete sencillez al mismo tiempo. Maravillosa! 👏😌

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

VIVIEN LEIGHT QUE BELLEZA Y DULZURA INCOMPARABLE

[@dubbelhenke854]

Vivien deserved the Oscar but boy, what fantastic performances she had to compete with. 😱 VIVIEN LEIGH Gone with the Wind NOMINEES BETTE DAVIS Dark Victory IRENE DUNNE Love Affair GRETA GARBO Ninotchka GREER GARSON Goodbye, Mr. Chips

[@sv5926]

Back when Oscars were actually intersting

[@davediamond7228]

except that the Oscars were not televised until 1953...you hade to go to the theater to watch a movie of it ,like the one we see here

[@annnanas1991]

Very rehearsed speech but such a graceful actress like none today

[@andrewpalframan4666]

All speeches are rehearsed.You don't really think they just walk up to the mic and wing it??!

[@anthonyhebisen]

It’s because everything was broadcast by radio before television took over. Everything was done so listeners could follow

[@keithnaylor1981]

WOW just to be in that room with the great stars from one of cinema’s greatest years would be totally overwhelming. I’ve never seen Goodbye Mr Chips but Robert Donat’s performance must have been beyond incredible for Clark Gable not to win for GWTW.

[@duncanmeyer2670]

Like watching Mt Rushmore come to life. How do you pick a winner in best actress? Vivien Lee, Greta Garbo, Irene Dunn...shees.

[@imsoooboredjaehyun]

Idk who most of these people r but they look rlly elegant and beautiful

[@gamersplanet9895]

JUDY GARLAND❤️❤️❤️

[@namratadatta5018]

Well deserved Robert Donat ❤️

[@logoarchivecollectioncompa19]

Twelve years earlier, in 1927 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was formed.

[@josiahthomas9649]

I do not like how Judy's singing was cut from the video. Rip off...I love Judy. My favorite

[@meritofapproval]

Josiah Brown The film footage of Judy singing "Over the Rainbow" that night has actually been lost. That's why the jump occurred.

[@jeffersonborges9932]

Academy Channel could you please upload Vivien Leigh winning her second Oscar for her performance in ''A Streetcar Named Desire'' at the 24th Academy Awards in 1952? Also upload Kim Hunter winning her Oscar! Thanks!

[@lucasbulhoes]

Jefferson Borges Vivien Leigh and Kim Hunter didn't receive their Oscars at that cerimony because Hunter "snubbed" it and Leigh was on stage playing in a New York theater. www.people.com/people/article/0,,20134083,00.html

[@jeffersonborges9932]

***** Yes, I already knew that. Vivien and Kim didn't attend the Academy Awards ceremony that year. But the Academy Channel has the moment when their names are announced as the winners.

[@hannahkate7538]

They have now if you didn’t know :)

[@whereswesker]

I loveee Vivien Leigh and everyone talks about her but Forgot about Hedy Lamar the one that was once called the most beautiful woman in the world and the one who inspired Even Vivien with style

[@KTR2022]

She did not inspire Vivien at all. Vivien and Lamarr were similar and couldn't help look alike, there was no trying to look like Lamarr. It was Joan Bennett who transformed into Hedy Lamarr in 1938, not Vivien.

[@sedekiman]

@@KTR2022 Absolutely right. They were similar in looks but Vivien had the better bone structure.

[@KTR2022]

@@sedekiman I always thought Vivien was more beautiful, she had a feline smile and a beautiful nose and I don't think they were dead ringers or even that similar, they looked a bit alike, that's all. I find Jean Simmons and Elizabeth Taylor much more like Vivien. I think Lamarr comes across as a mannequin, she has a blank look to her that leaves me bored, cold and uninterested despite her beauty . She is so unlike other beautiful actresses like Elizabeth Taylor, Rita Hayworth and Ava Gardner whose faces had so much personality.

[@bettyburke8653]

Love all those old academys

[@markallen4356]

Norma Shearer looks stunning at 5.34

[@Melinda8162]

Mark Allen She wasn’t that attractive. Heard she was a real bitch.

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

Que estrellas legendarias del Hollywood clásico ✨✨✨💖💖💖💖🌟

[@supermariofan03]

I would have given it to Victor Fleming for both films. They’re amazing movies that introduced us to the world of color.

[@princessalexandra1613]

The people in those days were so elegant.

[@nadeydaquiroz4051]

ESTO ES MARAVILOSAMENTE MAGICO, MOVIES AND STARS👏👏

[@davemartinez1489]

why is the last woman acting while giving a thank you message?

[@CaptchaNeon]

Are they still this rapid or was it cut for TV? I never have watched any until now

[@davediamond7228]

the Oscars were not televised until 1953

[@michellefarrar7437]

They had so much class back then.

[@liamroberts2576]

I feel like I’m in Bette Davis’ Living Room, there were that many that should have been there. The original robed queen! 😂

[@ahmedronaldokahn2352]

Shit..I am jealous of that handwriting. Microsoft and Apple cannot replicate that.

[@optimizer6488]

For me, Bob Hope is a joy and a break from the stodgy presentation that preceded him (even if there were only highlights). The world was at war, but Bob was on his "A" game - as he would be for generations after. In my opinion, of course. :)

[@cormacdoheny470]

Bob Hope's voice sounded somewhat different in the 1950s and the 1960s.

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

His first Oscar hosting job.

[@MediaCentUK]

Never knew Warner Bros did this

[@moldyoldie7888]

And the background musical is from MGM's Wizard of Oz. The list goes on.

[@SoHePlacidlyDreamt]

8:29 - Sinclair Lewis

[@alexbatter8109]

People had so much class back then! Now you can't find a decent talent in Hollywood that isn't self-absorbed trash. What a shame. Hollywood's fallen far from its Golden Days.

[@tombasye1016]

It Was Great To See Hattie McDaniel And Vivien Leigh Both Win Oscar's In The Classic Hollywood Movie, Gone With The Wind. 😃

[@GiovanniGGori]

I can't believe that Clark Gable lost the Academy Award for "Gone with the wind". He was absolutely robbed.

[@linguatutors]

Have you seen Goodbye Mr Chips? If you do, you will agree that Robert Donat did deserve the Oscar that year. Clark Gable was good in GWTW but not breathtaking like Vivien Leigh. He didn't even bother to do a southern accent.

[@GiovanniGGori]

@@linguatutors Donat gave a good performance, but, in my opinion, not better than Gable.

[@sedekiman]

@@GiovanniGGori Darling, he played himself!! Easy to do.

[@GiovanniGGori]

@@sedekiman Yeah, he did better in "It happened one night" in my opinion.

[@giovannyespinoza6013]

I think James Stewart should've won for Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

[@nestorbarrios1950]

Yo amó todo acerca Vivien Leigh La Amó

[@rozembergbarbosa8661]

Because of it I love the United States, a Black woman won an Oscar in 1939. They really are not racist, 😘💞💕 I love Gone With Wind far I was a kid, I grow up waching it. Thank You so much academy 💖

[@mainecoon6514]

The actress who played Mammy in Gone with the Wind was fantastic. She deserved the emmy and was very gracious and humble.

[@blackiesun]

Exactly! Even back in 1939 a black woman had already bagged an Oscar! And black actors, actresses and directors all won Oscars in subsequent years. Not the Academy's fault there few instances were they could nominate a black actress in a leading role... they have awarded Oscars to blacks in other categories, surely they wouldn't have a problem just with leading actress. It's just an unfortunate coincidence that it's only happened with Halle Berry so far. There will be chances in the future for more wins by black women in a leading role. People seem to think it is a deliberate act or something...

[@janinepillay5554]

She couldn't sit with her co-stars. She was paid peanuts.

[@YokozunaNumber1]

I always imagined Oscar's voice sounding like Harvey Fierstein.

[@junaidsajjad2084]

One question there was no tv at that time then where were such videos used to be shown

[@annnanas1991]

Junaid Sajjad at the movie theatre. People would go there to watch the latest news and such mundane events before their movie

[@davemartinez1489]

Why is she acting while giving a thanks message