Oscar Nostalgia: Redditors Recall Their Favourite Academy Awards Speeches ¨C Which One Do You Prefer To Rewatch?

Oscar winners take the stage with a mix of emotions, awkwardness, and inspiration, creating intense moments as these skilled actors, adept at crafting drama, receive the top honours in their field.

Redditors Recall Their Favourite Acceptance Speeches Ahead Of Oscars 2024

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As the Oscars 2024 approach, the Reddit community engages in lively discussions about the Academy Awards speeches that have left a lasting impact.

Participants share insights into speeches that hold a special place in their hearts, fostering a collective reflection on the enduring influence of these memorable moments.

The community anticipates an Oscars celebration filled with poignant and remarkable expressions.

Olivia Colman's 2019 Oscar speech stands out as a memorable moment, receiving widespread appreciation.

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A Reddit user describes it as "Olivia Colman¡¯s iconic speech."

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The acclaimed actress, awarded Best Actress for 'The Favourite,' began her emotional address with a revelation that winning was "truly quite nerve-wracking," humorously exclaiming, "This is hilarious! I¡¯ve got an Oscar!" She expressed heartfelt apologies to Glenn Close, acknowledged him as her idol, and promised a "massive snog" for those she might have missed. Colman extended thanks to Lanthimos, Stone, and Weisz, affectionately labelling them as "the two loveliest women in the world to go to work with."

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Another user shared, "Bong Joon-Ho For Best Director Gets me every time."

Parasite director Bong Joon-ho, after winning Best International Film, expressed his readiness for celebratory drinks "until next morning." Later, he secured the Best Director award, graciously acknowledging fellow nominees, especially paying homage to Martin Scorsese. Bong's heartfelt speech included a poignant tribute to Scorsese, earning him a standing ovation. He shared a quote deeply carved into his heart: "'The most personal is the most creative,' from our great Martin Scorsese."

Another mention was "Jodie Foster winning Oscar"

In 1991, Jodie Foster won the Academy Award for Actress in a Leading Role. During her acceptance speech, she reflected on her journey, expressing gratitude and dedicating the award to trailblazing women. She acknowledged her roots and traditions, appreciating those in the industry who embraced her choices for the power and dignity they afforded her. Jodie thanked her daily confidants, including her agent, Joe Funicello, and recognised her family and trusted friends.

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A Reddit user was also deeply impacted by Joe Pesci's speech, describing it with a touch of humour as incredible and revealing that it moved them to tears.

In a departure from the common trend of extended speeches, Pesci took a distinct approach. Expressing clear surprise at his victory, he confidently approached the podium, delivering a succinct message that echoed his gratitude: "It's my privilege. Thank you."

Another user pointed out Daniel Kaluuya's speech as "So awkward and hilarious - his mother's facial expressions!"

As the Reddit community eagerly anticipates the upcoming Oscars, these discussions highlight the emotional and diverse impact of Academy Awards speeches on fans.

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