"Pocahontas" and "Il Postino" Winning Music Oscars®
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- čas přidán 8. 02. 2014
- Quincy Jones and Sharon Stone presenting Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz with the Oscar® for Music (Original Musical or Comedy Score) for "Pocahontas" and Luis Enrique Bacalov with the Oscar® for Music (Original Dramatic Score) for "The Postman (Il Postino)"at the 68th Academy Awards in 1996. Hosted by Whoopi Goldberg.
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What 'Sharon Stone" is wearing here is just an example of someone who just really knows how to dress herself. She's beatiful!
Yeah it's very simple, but she looks gorgeous in it! Another example of that the woman makes the dress, not the other way around!
GAP shirt with a hole under her right arm and a Valentino skirt!
She looks healthy, athletic and glowing.
Its never about the clothes but the women who wear them!
Jess Montes To give credit where it’s due, when her original dress got ruined, Stone called the costume designer from BASIC INSTINCT (Ellen Mirojnick), who came over and helped the actress figure out what to piece together from her closet. So, Stone didn’t completely dress herself.
Do you suggest that every woman who has a stylist can look like Sharon Stone? 😂
In a gap shirt and a Valentino skirt? 🤣
@@nursegrace7492 lol!
Sharon Stone is a timeless beauty.
I was rooting for James Horner's music but ok. The winner was great too.
Sharon Stone is definitely one of the greatest presenters
For which movie? Apollo 13 or Braveheart?
@@ronaldmcdonald2817 Both were fantastic but Apollo 13's music is very special to me
@@AtlasUniverse I think Bravehearts music was a lot more powerful.
Sharon stone in that Gap turtleneck. #iconic
Realmente yo amo todo el Soundtrack de Pocahontas. Si alguien se da cuenta, los cambios de tono va de acuerdo a las emociones de los personajes y sin duda, hace que revivas cada segundo con escuchar las melodías
Pocahontas and The Postman (Il Postino) has great music score.
Grande Troisi! Non ti dimenticheremo mai!
2 years later James Horner won the Oscar for the Braveheart sound-a-like, Titanic.
And of course, Sharon Stone saved the night!
Sharon might come across kind of vain and self-centered, but damn she saved the situation. A lot of todays presenters at the Oscars ceremony should take a look at Stone and Menken's smooth way of improvising! 👌🏼
...Stone and Jones, sorry! ;)
Martin Pascoe I did not mean to say self-centered, I meant a bit narcissistic. Sorry, not a native!
@@NiVi192 I'm curious, why do you feel she's narcissistic?
While Toy Story is the better movie, I think you all are crazy for thinking it has a better score than Pocahontas. The music for Pocahontas is beautiful!
JJdaPK It's "beautiful", but forgettable. I can't remember any of it while I've memorized every single piece from Toy Story.
*Cheese Prime* perhaps because you've watched TOY STORY more than POCAHONTAS? But POCAHONTAS' score is epic! The finale is considered one of Disney's greatest. TOY STORY is typical Randy Newman -- jaunty and unimaginative. Many of his music sounds similar.
@@musicaltheatergeek79 agreed!
I loved both scores, but Toy Story and Braveheart for me remain the best!
Luis Bacalov has just passed away: R.I.P. :'(
peccato massimo che non ti sei goduto questo splendido film,la meritata nomination come miglior attore,peccato veramente sei stato e rimarrai un GRANDE.Ciao Massimo
+MARIA VITTORIA Parillo che ne pensi della vittoria di Pochaontas?
Disney and Italy won the Music Oscars that year. Hopefully a collaboration of both Disney and Italy wins an Oscar
Another Oscar for Italy. And congrats to Pocahontas winning. If only Disney's version of the story was true. In reality, she and John Smith were not in love.
Music-wise I adore Pocahontas, and I never knew the movie won an Oscar for its music until this moment! 🤯🤯 WELL DESERVED! 💙💙💙
Love Sharon. After handing the second envelope mistakenly to the one of the first winners, she thought fast on her feet, improvised, and turned it into a bit of comedy while Quincy found out the winner.
And all while she herself was probably buzzing with nervousness as a Best Actress nominee awaiting her category! Such an impressively unflappable person.
I still can’t believe she’s wearing a Gap sweater with that skirt and she looks divine. Lol.
the only film soundtrack I ever bought was braveheart
How did Braveheart not win this? Insane!
il Postino has one of the most beautiful soundtracks you'll ever hear
It's the day after the horrible Oscar flub of 2017. Here was a flub at the 1995 Oscars (March 1996). When they enter stage, Quincy has the COMEDY SCORE envelope; Sharon has the DRAMATIC SCORE envelope. At 2:12 Sharon hands Schwartz his Oscar AND THE DRAMATIC SCORE ENVELOPE. He's standing there holding the SEALED envelope. At 4:09, Sharon realizes she doesn't have the envelope. Quincy walks offstage to one of the P-W-C accountants, who have the results memorized. He returns, whispers the winning movie to her, and she announces it. Situation handled immediately. Price Waterhouse Cooper FUCKED UP last night by not rectifying the Best Pic situation in a matter of seconds. They MUST have prepared for such a situation.
Thanks a lot for pointing that out.
Thank you for explaining the mechanics of it. Sharon's ability to be off the cuff saved it, but let's not minimize that it was Quincy who *handled* it and came back with a whispered answer like the smooth operator he is.
Sharon = Icon
Braveheart is the greatest score ever produced
James Horner was the real MVP here wth.
Sharon splendid!
How the hell did James Horner lose being nominated twice?! I think Braveheart should've won though. Its such a powerful and memorable score. Its one of my favorites. Thanks god he eventually won for Titanic!
This was when stone was great and he improve was funny
James Horner must've been crying inside that night. The ONLY reason the Postman won was because the votes for Braveheart and Apollo 13 were split. While both the Postman and Apollo 13 are great, Braveheart should've won hands down. Horner should've died with three Oscars, for one for Braveheart and two for Titanic. Hell, he should've been nominated and won for Land Before Time (some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard). Also, Horner and Alan Menken were great admirers of each other (Menken lemented on Horner's death actually) and it would've been cool to see these two, who wrote music to so many people's childhoods, win the same year. Oh well...
I love both pocahontas and toy Story. Both colors of the wind and you've got a friend in me are amazing, but yes toy Story should've won but hey pocahontas is still a great film
I ran out and bought that T shirt !! Omg the best shirt ever! They need to bring it back!
Sharon Stone In her days of stunning beauty and sensuality. Too bad she hasn't aged well.
Death Becomes Her's Score is so iconic, academy will sorry one day for snubb Alan so much!!
There is so much talent in the film music industry and so few of them get the recognition (not to mention 'the payment') they deserve. But one renowned institution that could do so is the AMPAS! - So why on earth did we not make the division of the original score category into comedy/musical and drama - a regular thing?! Artistically it makes sense, plus it's not like there weren't 10 films + composers out there who'd deserve a nomination. That year for example, Pocahontas and Il Postino showed us two entirely different musical styles, why not promote such versatility in film scores?! But yet again, the Academy doubled the Best Picture category and the members hardly ever nominate more than eight films... They may just not care about promoting + rewarding that "many" versatile people at the same time. 🤷🏻♀️
Gorgeous Sharon
RIP Luis Bacalov
Dramatic score should have been:
Braveheart (WINNER)
Sense and Sensibility
Apollo 13
Crimson Tide
Se7en
Here's something I bet you guys didn't know. Quincy Jones was actually the producer of that year's Oscar ceremony.
+C.J. O'Dell uh, Whoopi says just that starting at 0:13.
+musicaltheatergeek79 Sorry. I conveniently forgot.
Feel bad for James Horner not winning after having two nominations in the same category in the same year AND one of them being a truly legendary soundtrack (Braveheart).
Those Newmans guys are cooking.
Should have been james Horner for braveheart!
Original dramatic score
Original comedian score ???
Il postino 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Argentina!!
J A M E S H O R N E R
SHOULD HAVE WON FOR
B R A V E H E A R T
DISGRACEFUL WEINSTEIN ROBBERY
this is actually painful to watch poor James Horner his Braveheart score was just EPIC and MESMERIZING and Apollo 13 was masterfully done too ...
Sharon made headline by wearing a GAP shirt that night
Patrick Doyle's "Sense and Sensibility" deserved to win...and so did James Horner's "Braveheart". Go, Patrick Doyle!!! Woohoo!!!
Pocahontas has music score.
They all had
Luis Bacalov avoided thanking Harvey Weinstein.
Quincy Jones Was The Great Man
Babe should've been nominated.
4:27
Sharon is wearing that outfit.
Il grande Massimo Troisi.....
Braveheart should have won
James Horner should've won either "Braveheart" or "Apollo 13". His music is as emotional as John Williams.
RIP James Horner
JW M Yeah but the score especially in the opening really takes you in the movie.
Not really. The score in Il Postino was something fantastic in a way Braveheart wasn't.
@@supermariofan03 and the score at the end of Braveheart is one of the best pieces of music I have ever heard.
wow
Worse choice of Oscar’s in my opinion. Braveheart hands down is the most dramatically powerful score there is.
I feel like Usual Suspects should've been nominated at first, but I realize now that the score isn't really "original."
Apollo 13 should have won. I don't even remember the other ones.
James Horner for Btaveheart should have won
Toy Story was robbed! PERIOD, DOT!
The score for Toy Story is more memorable, but as a whole Pocahontas has a vastly superior score. Braveheart on the other hand was definitely robbed.
James Horner did not win but a like for Sharon Stone.
Braveheart has one of the 3 best scores of the 90's. Nobody remember Il Postino's score or the movie.
Oh, so it's a popularity contest now?
Yeah... whatever you say. Braveheart is one shitty movie in all of its extension and elements.
@@piznoctsauo8141 That’s not true at all.
Toy Story should have won
Pocahontas had a good score, but compared to the score in Toy Story it was forgettable like the movie itself was. The fucking Postman?! Are you kidding? I listened to it, it was just traditional spaghetti western music. Braveheart's score was epic! It took me in the movie, especially the bagpipes!
Who remembers Il Postino music??? Braveheart should won, by far!!! Academy made a historic mistake. I saw Braveheart 2 days ago (17/01/2020)!!! 25 years later best movie ever...
I remember the Il Postino music and it was lovely, like the film.
Kind of confused as to why Stephen Schwartz got co-credit for the score with Alan. Alan did the entirety of the scoring on Pocohontas, and in the past when he won best score, neither Howard Ashman or Tim Rice received co-credit for those. Also Will Jennings never recieved co-credit when doing lyrics for titanic, James Horner was credited with the entirety of the score, same thing with Hanz Zimmer and Lion King, credit wasn't shared with Rice or Elton John.
Schwartz is also a composer ("Wicked," "Pippin," "Godspell") and was co-credited with composing the score of "Pocahontas." That's why he was nominated (and won) alongside Menken. In short, Menken and Schwartz worked together on both the songs and score.
Re "The Lion King": Rice/John did the songs only, while Zimmer composed the score by himself.
Re "Titanic": Jennings also took no part in composing the score. That's why he was only eligible for Best Song and not also Best Score.
Stone was funny but she actually CAUSED the error. You can see Jones give the Oscar and Pocahontas's envelope to Menken. Stone gives Schwartz the Il Postino envelope. Oh well, alls well that ends well.
rockysocky You're right! I didn't notice it till now.
first
I think james horner was robbed