Hilary Swank presenting Russell Crowe the Oscar® for Best Actor for his performance in "Gladiator" at the 73rd Academy Awards® in 2001. Introduced by host Steve Martin.
@@user-yo4mt9mn2q Steve is just making fun of the fact that he cannot possibly be that versatile as an actor. The joke there happens when he said the opposite -- that he is all that ---which of course is false. Americans and the British often use self-deprecation or sarcasm in their sense of humor.
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"If anybody's who's on the downside of advantage, and relying purely on courage....it's possible." Fucking deep. They don't make simple, uplifting acceptance speeches like they used to.
@@imranbacha I think he was saying even when the odds are against you, the will to succeed can make the difference. A lot of celebs are born into it, but there are some who really bust there ass to get there and I believe Crowe fought tooth and nail for everything he earned.
I remember it being one of my first, if not, the first R rated movie I ever saw at age 11 and i love it even more now than I did … it holds up so well and is one of the all time greatest
@@liesmies6280 With respect, Gladiator is NOT a blockbuster; a blockbuster was, for example, Independence Day, or shit like that. Gladiator was a piece of art, that yes, became a blockbuster, but I would not call it that, never.
The part where he start seeing the path to his dead family was heartbreaking and absolutely amazing, i cried well Everytime I watch this movie tears came out me
You can tell from his reaction he's a humble person, and the guy behind him who gave him a hug and was celebrating harrd, we all need a friend like that😂😂
Can we just talk about how loud the crowd went the second he was announced winner. I’ve never seen a crowd react the way they did for any event, even when other actors win an Oscar. Truly incredible.
@@organboi "Are you 10 years old?", what a way to start a reply, by being a rude and insufferable douche that finds the need to correct people when no correction is necessary. I bet you're one of those people that always needs to have their voice. And no, they're not many other times the crowd has cheered this much, along with a standing ovation. A few that come to mind would be Anthony Hopkins, Leonardo DiCaprio, and James Ivory (who isn't even an actor). No the crowd may not have cheered for Ivory as quick as the others, but a standing ovation for a screen writer has pretty much never happened. Maybe before you make an unnecessary correction, I suggest you relearn what it's like to have basic manners when speaking to someone. Or are YOU the 10 year old who hasn't learnt that basic human decency yet? Go speak to your mother this way (if she still recognises you as a son) and see how she reacts. Asshole.
@@ziyaemir No, you idiot. It is refering to the scene in Gladiator when Comodus stabs Maximus and says exactly that. Most people only relate Joaquin to his role as Joker, when he has so much better movies.
Because they're professional actors, maximus doesn't exist, rusell is who gave life to the character. It would have been silly if the public started cheering the character.
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Tom Hanks had to be thinking he was going to win it. 'Cast Away' was all him. A tour de force performance. But Russell deserved it most, probably one of the most talented actors in that room.
Years later, this is still one of the best acceptance speeches I've ever heard. It was heartfelt, he gave names without listing a hundred of them and made it personal and inspiring to others. This was a strong field that year. Anyone of those men could have won and it would have been deserved. What really made the moment for me was that it was so obvious he was NOT expecting it. The shocked look on his face was priceless. And their choice has been confirmed , everyone still remembers the movie and it's held up over time.
@@Izaan2810 I don’t disagree with you about Denzel in Training Day. He was amazing in that role. But Russell Crowe in A Beautiful Mind was one of the finest Acting performances I’ve ever seen. It’s right up there with the very best that DeNiro, Pacino, Hoffman or Nicholson ever did.
@@juismac You know buddy, I just watched A Beautiful Mind a week ago again and now I whole heartedly agree with you. I just watched it and realized that Russell was some whole another level thing in that movie with his acting which is even better than in Gladiator. What a powerhouse performance!! And I agree, he should have won that year. Denzel deserved it as well as in my opinion, he had the second best performance after Russell.
' Anyone who is on downside of advantage and relying purely on courage,its possible '. What a line 👏🏽 I mean he is an artist but am still amazed how people come with moving lines.well, it moved me atleast
I know right! It's so adorable! Joaquin looks like a 10-year-old congratulating his big brother on something. Just proof that the best friendships start when actors play enemies onstage/onscreen. His smile… I melted. :3
It echoes how his brother reacted when he lost to another actor at the Oscars. They're both so, so humble and aren't scared to be themselves! No one compares. No one. Absolutely no one.
Yeah it's funny how actors playing enemies often end up besties. Best known example was Judy Garland and Margaret Hamilton, who played Dorothy and the Wicked Witch of the West in the Wizard of Oz. Judy said in her autobiography that Margaret was the kindest person she had ever met and was more of a mother to her than her own mother ever was. Margaret even came to Judy's high school graduation.
He certainly has a way with words. No wonder he and Ridley Scott were able to piece together that script on the fly. I love that last line of the speech: "For anybody who is on the downside of advantage and relying purely on courage: it is possible."
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This is my favorite oscar acceptance for a male actor. From the beginning where he is taken off guard and assaulted by his cast and crew mates, who seem happier than he is, to that great bit at the end where he talks about childhood imaginings. It wasn't overly emotional. It was just right.
Maximus was elevated in Heroism due to Joaquin unselfishly playing the supreme, despicable villian. I found myself feeling an irrational hatred of Commodus for days after the movie.... That's Acting!
Completely agree with you there. Impossible to choose from. But good choice in all. I can still watch Gladiator today, and that would be the 25th time if i did. It's that good.
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Yes indeed. I was like ohhh what a competition. And i so like Russel Crowe but if any of them won, wouldn't be so heart breaking. But he did and so my heart was happy.
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That reaction was so genuine when he heard his name because if you remember he didn’t win the golden globe or the SAG. So it was probably so surreal hearing his name for the Oscar!
He did not win *BAFTA,* either. That year, there was no front runner for *Best Actor.* No one swept the precursor awards: *Golden Globe* = Tom Hanks, _Cast Away_ *Critics' Choice* = Russell Crowe, _Gladiator_ *BAFTA* = Jamie Bell, _Billy Elliot_ *Screen Actors Guild* = Benicio Del Toro, _Traffic_ At the *Oscars,* Bell was not even nominated and Del Toro won for *Best Supporting Actor,* instead.
@@user-rh2io7gm1l If Tom Hanks had actually beat R.Crowe for the Oscar, I would have never watched the oscars again - R. Crowe can act circles around over rated Hanks!!!!!!!!
Let's not forget that in the lead up to the Oscars, there was no clear frontrunner for the Best Actor award. That prize was evenly distributed among other people at other ceremonies (Crowe won the Critics Choice; Tom Hanks won the Golden Globe; Benicio Del Toro won SAG (Del Toro won the Oscar in the Supporting category), while Jamie Bell (who wasn't even nominated at the Oscars) won the BAFTA). This category was up in the air at the time.
axr714 thanks for the insights. I’ve watched the Oscars for years since ever I was kids but when I was younger I didn’t pay attention to the lead up and speculation about who or what would win. Good info, its not Wonder he had a genuine shock reaction
A lot of people praise Russell Crowe for his stunning performance in the Gladiator but truth to speak, this movie wouldn't be what it is if not for Phoenix. My credits go to both of them equally.
just go back through time and you can just see how happy Joaquin Phoenix is when his friends and fellow actors win, and rewind to when he won for Joker he still takes more time talking about his fellow actors etc then himself.
This was a tough one. Because Tom Hanks WAS Castaway, and carrying an entire movie basically by yourself is a feat, Russel Crowe showed his entire range, while being utterly believable and real in his delivery in somewhat of an unreal movie. He 'became' Maximus in a role that others may have overacted. You suspended disbelief and absorbed the character and story.
Yes . ALEXANDER , RUSSELL CROWE SHOULD HAVE WON FOR A BEAUTiFUl MIND , TOO. SIM , ALEXANDER , RUSSELL DEVERIA TER GANHO O ÓSCAR POR SUA ATUAÇÃO EM UMA MENTE BRILHANTE TAMBÉM , IRREPREENSÍVEL, INCRÍVEL RUSSELL !!!!!
Highly intelligent, articulate, authentic, intense young man - so very, very proud of this adopted aussie. This was an incredible moment for him, and all of Australia.
Dead right! That was an amazing film. As these topics are talked about more these days, l find myself thinking back to that story. Remember he had that temper tantram, and through a telephone at a hotel receptionist, not long before the oscars. They gave it to Denzil Washington, which was pretty clever, as he is very popular, and the first [l think] African American male to win it. How could anybody protest about that?
juie anderson No, he didn't win for A BEAUTIFUL MIND, which was strange because he had won all the precursors (Critics Choice, Golden Globe, SAG, BAFTA). Clearly, he was the favorite to win. But at the BAFTAs Crowe roughed up the TV executive who cut his speech short, before Crowe read a poem he had prepared. www.theguardian.com/media/2002/feb/26/broadcasting Also, Julia Roberts (the previous year's Best Actress winner) was campaigning hard on Denzel Washington'g behalf. allymayful, it's not true that he was the first black actor to win Best Actor (Sidney Poitier achieved this feat back in 1963 for LILIES OF THE FIELD), but no other black actor had won that category since, and Roberts was going around saying that she couldn't live in a world where Washington didn't have a Best Actor Oscar. (He did have one for Supporting Actor for 1989's GLORY.) www.people.com/people/article/0,,623605,00.html So, I think those two things contributed greatly to Crowe's loss. I think if he hadn't roughed up that TV executive, he still would've won albeit by a smaller margin. However, that incident lost him a lot of votes (I'm sure) and Roberts' campaign for Washington swayed more votes. Not to mention that that night Halle Berry won Best Actress, the first time a black actress had won that category and the first time in history two black actors won on the same night, plus Sidney Poitier getting his Honorary Oscar the same evening. It makes you think if the Academy was trying to make a statement, especially since Jesse Jackson et al., had been complaining recently that the Academy eschewed black actors and up to that point only 6 black actors (including Hattie McDaniel, Louis Gossett, Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, and Cuba Gooding, Jr.) had won in the Academy's then 74 years.
Thanks a million. You've filled in all the gaps. It was Halle who was the 1st. l had Sidney [my all time fav] on my mind. And yes, Russels intensity has got in his way, at times, but he is a very decent man.
Katherine Heigl has an Emmy, what's your point? Joaquin can't act any better than Highhorse Heigl can. At the end of the day it's political, which is why MOST of the actors that deserve them NEVER GET THEM.
The late 90s and early 00s were Crowe's best years. He made so many great performances in a few years - LA Confidential, The insider, Gladiator, A beautiful mind, Master and commander.
Yah he really ruined his shot at winning back to back Oscars after he roughed up someone at the BAFTA awards, and essentially alienated himself from Hollywood. It was his to lose. He had a good chance at winning 3 oscars in a row with his performance in The Insider, as the race was supposedly pretty close between him, Denzel, and Kevin Spacey.
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His reaction is absolutely priceless. You could tell that beforehand he wasn't expecting to win because he was going up against greats like Tom Hanks and Geoffrey Rush, but his shock and astonishment when they called his name is so genuine. Great job, Mr. Crowe!
Alex Treviño -- Jack is not of "our time" in terms of generational actors. Nor Pacino or DeNiro for that matter. That's how I look at it anyway. And it's pretty easy to think Crowe over Hoffman for Best Actor in 2005. Very easy. The fact he wasn't even nominated shows the politics and bias they had for him at the time.
Cinderella Man was flawless. His acting… well… just as Mae said early in the movie, every time he got hit it felt like I was getting hit too. Personally, I think this movie was great, and he was flipping awesome in it, but Joaquin deserved the Oscar more than he did. He did deserve one for Cinderella Man and maybe even Les Misérables. (Keep in mind I have not yet seen A Beautiful Mind so that's why I offered no comment on that point.)
I agree with you that Russell Crowe should have won three awards. A lot of people said he should have won the year before Gladitor for his part in the movie about 60 minutes & the coverup re cigarettes (can't remember the name of the movie at the moment). I believe he deserved his win for Gladitor (some people think he it got because he didn't get it the year before & should have). He certainly should have won for Beautiful Mind! Everyone else did in that movie. When people were voting for the oscar Russell Crowe did a couple of stupid things out in public, and I believe it cost him the oscar. Since then his movie career really hasn't been that great. He needs to find a great part again if possible.
I have seen the movie several times and i have never felt bored and this explains the biggest success of the product, so i think they worth it 🙌👏💓👍, you rock Russel Crowe, thank you so much.
The crush i have on Russel Crowe cant even be explained. Really, every movie i hear he is in, i literally rush to watch it just to see his beautiful face. When he did that sexy accent in ' A Beautiful mind ' i was lost.
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The way Joaquin Phoenix reacted to his win is incredible. He is a great person
He was surprisingly happy for a guy who forced Joaquin to stab himself in the arena
Larry Legend GOAT hahaha ,, I know right
Great actor*
And he got his in 2020 well deserved!
You know Joaquin is the best actor in this world, right?
Joaquin Phoenix deserved an oscar too. His performance was so good, I think everyone hated his character.
YES
No. Del Toro deserved winning.
natagaima i agree with you
to be able to be hated so much by playing that type of character shows tremendous skill. his acting was epic
natagaima what can I say...I love it and hate it at the same time 😜
The musical score from Gladiator playing as he rose from his seat was so epic. The audience should have chanted “Maximus, Maximus, Maximus”
I’ve heard that crowd🙌🏻
Were you not entertained?!
"Live, live, live......👍"
General! General! ✊
fuck yeah
That opening joke was honestly one of the best jokes I have ever heard. So simple, so perfectly timed and phrased... wow.
I don’t get it .
genius and also classy or sophisticated sense of humor
@@anastaciaemilia4026 Bro can you explain the joke?Because I’m not from the us, I don’t understand the joke.
@@user-yo4mt9mn2q Steve is just making fun of the fact that he cannot possibly be that versatile as an actor. The joke there happens when he said the opposite -- that he is all that ---which of course is false. Americans and the British often use self-deprecation or sarcasm in their sense of humor.
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He looks truly shocked about his name being called. I love how Joaquin is so excited for him.
I think maybe he thought Tom would win for Castaway
chateau pig Yeah since Tom won the Best Actor at Golden Globes
True friends are happy when their friends succeed ;-)
Míralo a Joaquín phoenix quien diría que ganaría ese mismo premio años después por el joker
He is a great actor, but I think Tom Hanks, Ed Harris and Geoffrey Rush performances was better.
Joaquin was so genuinely happy for him. What a great guy.
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Happy, how ironic
Hey Russell I really like your TV show "Fightin' Round the World"!
@@russellcrowe7538 I still know it (Russell Crowe and Anthony Mackie/Where (General JM)?).
You're delusional, he's a creep.
"If anybody's who's on the downside of advantage, and relying purely on courage....it's possible." Fucking deep. They don't make simple, uplifting acceptance speeches like they used to.
Yeah.
Can you plz elaborate this for me ? I am from non English background thanks .
@@imranbacha I think he was saying even when the odds are against you, the will to succeed can make the difference. A lot of celebs are born into it, but there are some who really bust there ass to get there and I believe Crowe fought tooth and nail for everything he earned.
@@harryfromwork Thanks for your wise words
@@harryfromwork which in fact summarizes his charakter in Gladiator to it’s finest….never give up. Beautiful message.
I watched gladiator when I was a kid and 20 yrs later I still remember it as an outstanding movie that will surely stand the test of time.
I’ve rewatched it so many times, they don’t make em like they used to.
I remember it being one of my first, if not, the first R rated movie I ever saw at age 11 and i love it even more now than I did … it holds up so well and is one of the all time greatest
@@1greener It was amazing
@@1greener Well, actually they do. Some fantastic films have been made in the last few years!
his role as maximus in gladiator is one of the best acting performance i have ever seen.
that whole movie is genius. a pure blockbuster the way they are meant to be.
@@liesmies6280 With respect, Gladiator is NOT a blockbuster; a blockbuster was, for example, Independence Day, or shit like that. Gladiator was a piece of art, that yes, became a blockbuster, but I would not call it that, never.
He shows some quality
@Damian A he's been great in everything The Insider, L.A Confidential, American Gangster and especially Master and Commander
The part where he start seeing the path to his dead family was heartbreaking and absolutely amazing, i cried well Everytime I watch this movie tears came out me
i was hoping he would shout, ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!!???
+Ben Kirkham and then he starts clubbing people in the front row with the oscar
+MrAtaguas lol
that would have been epic
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That is one of the best Oscar acceptance speech I've ever heard.
You can tell from his reaction he's a humble person, and the guy behind him who gave him a hug and was celebrating harrd, we all need a friend like that😂😂
i wanted the crowd to yell "MAXIMUS!!, MAXIMUS!! MAXIMUS!!
exactly
But but... the cesar that's dead, is alive.
Where are the guards!
WHAT?! Doesn't make sense how he's alive.
I wanted Hilary Swank to take off her dress.
And what about Commodus???😁
He reacted like the gladiator he was.
2001: Russell Crowe won the Best Actor award for Gladiator.
2020: Joaquin Phoenix wins Best Actor for Joker.
Wow i love it
"i`ve rotted in jail for twenny years"
Two different generations
Where is Crow these days?
Well you never know
What an awesome line, "for anybody who is on downside of advantage and relying purely on courage, it's possible."😇😇😇
Can we just talk about how loud the crowd went the second he was announced winner. I’ve never seen a crowd react the way they did for any event, even when other actors win an Oscar. Truly incredible.
worth listening to crowd reaction to Anthony Hopkins Silence of the Lambs nomination and win.
Are you 10 years old? There have been HUNDREDS of loud applause moments after a person wins. This is one of the quieter ones.
@@organboi "Are you 10 years old?", what a way to start a reply, by being a rude and insufferable douche that finds the need to correct people when no correction is necessary. I bet you're one of those people that always needs to have their voice.
And no, they're not many other times the crowd has cheered this much, along with a standing ovation. A few that come to mind would be Anthony Hopkins, Leonardo DiCaprio, and James Ivory (who isn't even an actor). No the crowd may not have cheered for Ivory as quick as the others, but a standing ovation for a screen writer has pretty much never happened.
Maybe before you make an unnecessary correction, I suggest you relearn what it's like to have basic manners when speaking to someone. Or are YOU the 10 year old who hasn't learnt that basic human decency yet? Go speak to your mother this way (if she still recognises you as a son) and see how she reacts.
Asshole.
@@organboiare you deaf and 98 years old?😂😂
and yet, no one stood up to applaud him
2:08 Joaquin Phoenix hugged him and whispered in his ear: smile for me my brother!
This comment is so under appreciated. Pure gold
I don’t get it.
@@yusufgames Joker and smile you get it ?
@@ziyaemir
No, you idiot. It is refering to the scene in Gladiator when Comodus stabs Maximus and says exactly that.
Most people only relate Joaquin to his role as Joker, when he has so much better movies.
@@alejandroramirezavendano43 yess sorry i watched it 7 years ago so i didnt remember and i agree he played awesome in movie but died :')
I’m surprised they all didn’t start screaming “Maximus”
This comment should have 1000 likes
That would have been incredible
Because they're professional actors, maximus doesn't exist, rusell is who gave life to the character. It would have been silly if the public started cheering the character.
@@jp3m633 it was just a joke ,chill dude
@@janardansinghgohil6752 it was an explanation chill dude
His closing speech is truly inspiring. One of the best Oscar's acceptance
RIP Richard Harris (October 1, 1930 - October 25, 2002), aged 72
And
RIP Oliver Reed (February 13, 1938 - May 2, 1999), aged 61
You both will always be remembered as legends.
winning an Oscar with the music of the gladiator in the background is the most beautiful thing in the world
Ikr, what can top that?
@@wille7319 Winning an Oscar with LotR or Titanic music in the background probably.
@@Jen-Yueh_Hu lotr yes, titanic absolutely not
Everyone looks so young. Can’t believe this was nearly 20 years ago, 3/25/2001. A different world.
19
Yeah doesn’t time fly
The better old days.
When things had more of the human element.
When the world was still real .
Tom Hanks had to be thinking he was going to win it. 'Cast Away' was all him. A tour de force performance. But Russell deserved it most, probably one of the most talented actors in that room.
Years later, this is still one of the best acceptance speeches I've ever heard. It was heartfelt, he gave names without listing a hundred of them and made it personal and inspiring to others. This was a strong field that year. Anyone of those men could have won and it would have been deserved. What really made the moment for me was that it was so obvious he was NOT expecting it. The shocked look on his face was priceless. And their choice has been confirmed , everyone still remembers the movie and it's held up over time.
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I’ve never even seen the film but this is the best Oscar speech I’ve ever heard. Two words: “It’s possible.”
Completely agree. Great speech. Now it's all political. Thank god Gervais put them all back in their places.
Agree with this aswell especially with the movie holding up over the years. It's still holds up well. Leaves with the same emotion atfer watching it
And he wasn't constantly blubbing like Tom Hanks.
Winning your first Oscar and going on stage with that soundtrack... jesus
Exactly my thoughts! It's a shame they didn't let it finish but oh well Crowe had to give a speech I guess.
What is the name of the soundtrack?
Milos Darmanovic It's the first 20 seconds or so from 'Battle' composed by Hans Zimmer
I know what you mean, the adrenaline rush must have been insane.
tony leung Imagine if he shouted "Are you not entertained!?" as he got up there. Perfect
The fact that Joaquin was in two of those movies speaks for itself, amazing career
He does a twisted bad man well
Not rly
@@lukacalov1988 i suppose you have a better career
Well, Tha gladiator is a bad movie.
@@lukacalov1988 do you ever write anything positive? Just running around writing who got robbed, why dont you just end it
The look he gives the crowd when he gets up there, and then a beautiful speech. And how he recognizes the whole crew. He's an amazing man. 👏👏👏
Can't say enough about Ridley Scott. What a director! Russell Crowe definitely deserved the award. What a great movie!
Joaquin deserves an Oscar too. Such a talented actor.
And he looks pretty happy for Russell! That's great!
He deserved it for Walk the Line
Ronaldo Sosa yeah and for this one too. he deserved it for many many movies....
I also loved his performance in Her
I think he does a great job in his every movie
Dont worry, he'll get one for the solo Joker film
Crowe should have won for a Beautiful Mind as well.
I agree. He also deserved that one.
Absolutely but I heard he’d already passed off a lot of Hollywood folks by then and the Oscars is primarily a popularity award.
Nope I vehemently disagree. Denzel Washington's Training Day trumped his performance in a Beautiful mind
@@Izaan2810 I don’t disagree with you about Denzel in Training Day. He was amazing in that role. But Russell Crowe in A Beautiful Mind was one of the finest Acting performances I’ve ever seen. It’s right up there with the very best that DeNiro, Pacino, Hoffman or Nicholson ever did.
@@juismac You know buddy, I just watched A Beautiful Mind a week ago again and now I whole heartedly agree with you. I just watched it and realized that Russell was some whole another level thing in that movie with his acting which is even better than in Gladiator. What a powerhouse performance!! And I agree, he should have won that year. Denzel deserved it as well as in my opinion, he had the second best performance after Russell.
What a memory this man has.
All those names.
Russell was so charming and genuine on that stage!! He was great in this movie and as well in Beautiful Mind and would truly deserve another Oscar.
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Should’ve won for the beautiful mind too
*"and for anybody who's on the downside of advantage and relying purely on courage: it's possible."*
I absolutely love that!
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Tianli Xie Where did he say that?
Zeus Lol, thanks for your help, but I was asking the other guy where “God said...”. Cheers.
What does it mean?
"For anybody who is on the downside of advantage and relying purely on courage, it's possible." Words to live by.
Placebo_Jones indeed
Placebo_Jones ... Well said..
That's called "faith".
It’s called heart
He truly looked stunned. Love him .
I can't tell you how heartfelt and sincere I am when I say I'm glad to have had a positive acquaintance with all of you💜🌹💗
' Anyone who is on downside of advantage and relying purely on courage,its possible '. What a line 👏🏽 I mean he is an artist but am still amazed how people come with moving lines.well, it moved me atleast
Holy shit Joaquin Phoenix's reaction was awesome!
I know right! It's so adorable! Joaquin looks like a 10-year-old congratulating his big brother on something. Just proof that the best friendships start when actors play enemies onstage/onscreen. His smile… I melted. :3
Reminded me of the Godfather when Michael kisses Freddo before he kills him, same level of passion.
True!! It also remind me when Leo won and Tom Hardy who was nominated too whistled and the rest of the audience gave an standing ovation.
It echoes how his brother reacted when he lost to another actor at the Oscars. They're both so, so humble and aren't scared to be themselves! No one compares. No one. Absolutely no one.
Yeah it's funny how actors playing enemies often end up besties. Best known example was Judy Garland and Margaret Hamilton, who played Dorothy and the Wicked Witch of the West in the Wizard of Oz. Judy said in her autobiography that Margaret was the kindest person she had ever met and was more of a mother to her than her own mother ever was. Margaret even came to Judy's high school graduation.
That's some real guy love between Crowe and Phoenix.
Mst3kfan1994 There’s a lot of men crush on Phoenix.
Oliver Reed was so underrated in Gladiator. His "Colosseum" speech with Crowe was spectacular
He certainly has a way with words. No wonder he and Ridley Scott were able to piece together that script on the fly. I love that last line of the speech: "For anybody who is on the downside of advantage and relying purely on courage: it is possible."
Joaquin is such a good friend, he is happier than Crowe himself xD
He should have said:
"Are you not entertained?"
6 1 yep he acted it
Damn why didn’t he ?
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They just don’t make films like this anymore. Was truely a work of art by incredibly skilled actors
Greatest actor of my generation. He treats acting as a craft, not something by which to merely become rich and famous.
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Can we just take a moment to appreciate Steve Martin’s monologue at the beginning
I thought it was so hilarious when I first watched this as a teenager.
But enough about me. Lol
Howling 😭
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This is my favorite oscar acceptance for a male actor. From the beginning where he is taken off guard and assaulted by his cast and crew mates, who seem happier than he is, to that great bit at the end where he talks about childhood imaginings.
It wasn't overly emotional. It was just right.
So happy Russel won an Oscar for Gladiator. My favorite movie ever! I’ve watched this movie a hundred times I memorize their dialogues.
Isn't this the best Oscar speech ever? So well spoken and inspiring,
Russell Crowe was sitting there like "Yeah right, somebody else is going to win."
I was watching that night. They edited it out but his response when they announced his name was, “Fuck me.” Lol!
@@pilotgal6191 really?!? They shouldn't have cut that!
Yeah,someone like Tom Hanks
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Phoenix was also brilliant in Gladiator.
***** And Walk the Line, and Her, and the rest of his movies... :D
Definitely, he was fantastic
Agreed! He, Russell and the Princess were the foundations of the movie
Maximus was elevated in Heroism due to Joaquin unselfishly playing the supreme, despicable villian. I found myself feeling an irrational hatred of Commodus for days after the movie....
That's Acting!
Alvan5 i felt hate and at the same time pity for him.
Specially that time he killed his father.
Phoenix was so good.
very great speech, straight from the heart, no filler bs
Oscar was NEVER more deserved, absolutely SPECTACULAR performance,one of the most iconic characters ever created.
Russell Crowe; One Of The Greatest Actors Of All Time.
OMG those are really talented actors, it was a hell of a competition back then
Completely agree with you there. Impossible to choose from. But good choice in all. I can still watch Gladiator today, and that would be the 25th time if i did. It's that good.
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Yes indeed. I was like ohhh what a competition. And i so like Russel Crowe but if any of them won, wouldn't be so heart breaking. But he did and so my heart was happy.
Man foreal..
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What a movie... It still echoes through eternity...:) And Joaquin was so classy and genuinely happy for him...That acting is unmatched....
One of the best and most heartfelt speeches.
Crowe also should've won the oscar for It's A Beautiful Mind
Yaa exactly
Gary Feifer Russell got this for missing out on The Insider the year before. Went toe to toe with Al Pacino and bested him.
Sooo truee.. A second one
Well Tom Hanks deserved this one.
I agree
He's literally like "...did they just say MY name?"
My favorite movie of all time! God, that speech is fantastic! ♥️
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That reaction was so genuine when he heard his name because if you remember he didn’t win the golden globe or the SAG. So it was probably so surreal hearing his name for the Oscar!
He did not win *BAFTA,* either. That year, there was no front runner for *Best Actor.* No one swept the precursor awards:
*Golden Globe* = Tom Hanks, _Cast Away_
*Critics' Choice* = Russell Crowe, _Gladiator_
*BAFTA* = Jamie Bell, _Billy Elliot_
*Screen Actors Guild* = Benicio Del Toro, _Traffic_
At the *Oscars,* Bell was not even nominated and Del Toro won for *Best Supporting Actor,* instead.
@@user-rh2io7gm1l If Tom Hanks had actually beat R.Crowe for the Oscar, I would have never watched the oscars again - R. Crowe can act circles around over rated Hanks!!!!!!!!
His reaction when they announced his name is great. Looks like he saw a ghost.
YEs!this is how you win an oscar.Be fucking surprised.These snobs barley crack a smile or widen their eyes.
Let's not forget that in the lead up to the Oscars, there was no clear frontrunner for the Best Actor award. That prize was evenly distributed among other people at other ceremonies (Crowe won the Critics Choice; Tom Hanks won the Golden Globe; Benicio Del Toro won SAG (Del Toro won the Oscar in the Supporting category), while Jamie Bell (who wasn't even nominated at the Oscars) won the BAFTA). This category was up in the air at the time.
axr714 thanks for the insights. I’ve watched the Oscars for years since ever I was kids but when I was younger I didn’t pay attention to the lead up and speculation about who or what would win. Good info, its not Wonder he had a genuine shock reaction
axr714 yes, this was during the time when actors weren’t sweeping the statue in every single award show they were in.
Explosive Candy lol
A lot of people praise Russell Crowe for his stunning performance in the Gladiator but truth to speak, this movie wouldn't be what it is if not for Phoenix. My credits go to both of them equally.
just go back through time and you can just see how happy Joaquin Phoenix is when his friends and fellow actors win, and rewind to when he won for Joker he still takes more time talking about his fellow actors etc then himself.
This was a tough one. Because Tom Hanks WAS Castaway, and carrying an entire movie basically by yourself is a feat, Russel Crowe showed his entire range, while being utterly believable and real in his delivery in somewhat of an unreal movie. He 'became' Maximus in a role that others may have overacted. You suspended disbelief and absorbed the character and story.
He should have won for A Beautiful Mind too in my opinion
yeah true!!
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Of course, but the over sensitive people would have lost their minds.
a beautiful mind? that was justin bieber not russel crowe
alexxxandder As far as I'm concerned, his perfomance in 'A beautiful mind' was better than the one in 'Gladiator'.
Highly intelligent, articulate, authentic, intense young man - so very, very proud of this adopted aussie. This was an incredible moment for him, and all of Australia.
I hope he got another one for that movie about the schitzophrenic professor in "A Beautiful Mind" I think that was the name of it.
Dead right! That was an amazing film. As these topics are talked about more these days, l find myself thinking back to that story.
Remember he had that temper tantram, and through a telephone at a hotel receptionist, not long before the oscars. They gave it to Denzil Washington, which was pretty clever, as he is very popular, and the first [l think] African American male to win it. How could anybody protest about that?
He was perfect in his part!
juie anderson No, he didn't win for A BEAUTIFUL MIND, which was strange because he had won all the precursors (Critics Choice, Golden Globe, SAG, BAFTA).
Clearly, he was the favorite to win. But at the BAFTAs Crowe roughed up the TV executive who cut his speech short, before Crowe read a poem he had prepared.
www.theguardian.com/media/2002/feb/26/broadcasting
Also, Julia Roberts (the previous year's Best Actress winner) was campaigning hard on Denzel Washington'g behalf. allymayful, it's not true that he was the first black actor to win Best Actor (Sidney Poitier achieved this feat back in 1963 for LILIES OF THE FIELD), but no other black actor had won that category since, and Roberts was going around saying that she couldn't live in a world where Washington didn't have a Best Actor Oscar. (He did have one for Supporting Actor for 1989's GLORY.)
www.people.com/people/article/0,,623605,00.html
So, I think those two things contributed greatly to Crowe's loss. I think if he hadn't roughed up that TV executive, he still would've won albeit by a smaller margin. However, that incident lost him a lot of votes (I'm sure) and Roberts' campaign for Washington swayed more votes.
Not to mention that that night Halle Berry won Best Actress, the first time a black actress had won that category and the first time in history two black actors won on the same night, plus Sidney Poitier getting his Honorary Oscar the same evening. It makes you think if the Academy was trying to make a statement, especially since Jesse Jackson et al., had been complaining recently that the Academy eschewed black actors and up to that point only 6 black actors (including Hattie McDaniel, Louis Gossett, Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, and Cuba Gooding, Jr.) had won in the Academy's then 74 years.
Thanks a million. You've filled in all the gaps. It was Halle who was the 1st. l had Sidney [my all time fav] on my mind. And yes, Russels intensity has got in his way, at times, but he is a very decent man.
Joaquin's got an Oscar too! Up to this day, Gladiator is one movie I never tire watching. He truly gave life to Maximus.
Katherine Heigl has an Emmy, what's your point? Joaquin can't act any better than Highhorse Heigl can. At the end of the day it's political, which is why MOST of the actors that deserve them NEVER GET THEM.
This is a very very humble speech. Truly deserved it. Congrats Russell
The late 90s and early 00s were Crowe's best years. He made so many great performances in a few years - LA Confidential, The insider, Gladiator, A beautiful mind, Master and commander.
Exaclty
It was the same amazing few years for his fellow Aussie, Nicole Kidman. The Others, Moulin Rouge, The Hours, Dogville, Cold Mountain etc.
@Tom Reedy finally somebody mentioned that film...I really loved his acting in that movie and became his fan.
Yes I agree . He made some great movies
I thought a Beautiful Mind should have won him an Oscar
Joaquin was so sweet hugging Russell :)
Yes, and he kissed him on the cheek.
Russel's role & performance in this classic, echoes through time.
This was such a great movie. When you watch it today, it still holds up so well.
Russell Crowe seriously should have won an Oscar for his performance in A Beautiful Mind!!
Yes, but his name is not Tom Hanks and he's not American. If he was Hanks he'd have 3 Oscars, these two and 'Cinderella Man.'
The water diviner ....
Yah he really ruined his shot at winning back to back Oscars after he roughed up someone at the BAFTA awards, and essentially alienated himself from Hollywood. It was his to lose. He had a good chance at winning 3 oscars in a row with his performance in The Insider, as the race was supposedly pretty close between him, Denzel, and Kevin Spacey.
Nope, Denzel deserved it, really stupid to say that he didnt. Kinda obvious why you think he didnt tho
I have never seen Joaquin Phoenix so happy before...
I watched gladiator twice last week. The movie speaks to my heart like no other! Im thankful for everyone involved.
he looked so shocked, he is very sweet and humble in his speech... and incredibly sexy, and great tux
Finally Phoenix is going to win an oscar. He deserves it since Gladiator
majin vegeta you called it!
Never, Crowe has been the best in that movie.
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Oscar for best supporting actor.
Yes
LOL
I prefer Cast away... wayyyy better.
#behumble 👍
Russell crowe is looking a billion bucks.Honestly i feel that he definitely deserved an Oscar for gladiator,his acting was so subtle .
Perfect speach, eloquent, intentional and heartfelt... WITHOUT NOTES. 😅 That's why he's my favourite
Gladiator was such an outstanding movie, and Russel Crowe was so great in it, he really deserves his Oscar.
It was a crap remake of "The Fall of the Roman Empire".
@@JamesRichards-mj9kw My late father who dislikes going to the movies, really loved it, as did I.
"And for anybody who's on the downside of advantage, and relying purely on courage...it's possible".
What a great fucking quote.
Can you plz elaborate this for me ? I am from non English background thanks .
Russell Crowe deserved every inch of the Best Actor Oscar of 2001.
To simply walk up to the stage with that soundtrack playing in the background itself is an honor. What a movie Gladiator was !😍
Wow
Russell Crowe's acceptance speech without reading was as good as his Gladiator performance IMO!! Brilliant
Russell Crowe seemed to be in his 'John Nash' character on winning the award.
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Exactly what I just thought!
He deserved oscar for ( a beautiful mind ) as well 👍
Yes ..But he looks young here
I am thinking of that too.
Absolutely the best movie ever. Masterpiece. Perfect cast, every one of them. Perfect costumes. Perfect. I have yet to see a better film!
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I think it was a great film. Not sure it was the best, but Ridley Scott’s best, which is saying something.
An incredible movie but Interstellar says hello.
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This has got to be the coolest most natural speech ever.
The most humble acceptance speech award of all time.
"For everyone who is on the down side of advantage nad relying purely on courage...it's possible." What a beautiful, beautiful thought.
Look how happy Joaquin Phonenix was. Bless him ❤️
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Joaquin Phoenix such a humble person celebrated more than Russel himself! This was by far Russell's one of the best on-screen display!
His reaction is absolutely priceless. You could tell that beforehand he wasn't expecting to win because he was going up against greats like Tom Hanks and Geoffrey Rush, but his shock and astonishment when they called his name is so genuine. Great job, Mr. Crowe!
He should have THREE of these -- A Beautiful Mind and Cinderella Man also. The Best Actor of our time.
I agree with a Beautiful Mind but not about Cinderella Man. and for me the best actor is Jack Nicholson but Crowe is def in the top 10
Alex Treviño -- Jack is not of "our time" in terms of generational actors. Nor Pacino or DeNiro for that matter. That's how I look at it anyway. And it's pretty easy to think Crowe over Hoffman for Best Actor in 2005. Very easy. The fact he wasn't even nominated shows the politics and bias they had for him at the time.
Yeah he was amazing in Cinderella Man.
Cinderella Man was flawless. His acting… well… just as Mae said early in the movie, every time he got hit it felt like I was getting hit too. Personally, I think this movie was great, and he was flipping awesome in it, but Joaquin deserved the Oscar more than he did. He did deserve one for Cinderella Man and maybe even Les Misérables. (Keep in mind I have not yet seen A Beautiful Mind so that's why I offered no comment on that point.)
I agree with you that Russell Crowe should have won three awards. A lot of people said he should have won the year before Gladitor for his part in the movie about 60 minutes & the coverup re cigarettes (can't remember the name of the movie at the moment). I believe he deserved his win for Gladitor (some people think he it got because he didn't get it the year before & should have). He certainly should have won for Beautiful Mind! Everyone else did in that movie. When people were voting for the oscar Russell Crowe did a couple of stupid things out in public, and I believe it cost him the oscar. Since then his movie career really hasn't been that great. He needs to find a great part again if possible.
Crowe patting his grandfather's MBE medal when thanking him makes the speech even better.
I have seen the movie several times and i have never felt bored and this explains the biggest success of the product, so i think they worth it 🙌👏💓👍, you rock Russel Crowe, thank you so much.
"Are you NOT entertained?! Is this not why you are here?!" - If only Russell Crowe had said that to the audience.
He was in total shock
The crush i have on Russel Crowe cant even be explained. Really, every movie i hear he is in, i literally rush to watch it just to see his beautiful face. When he did that sexy accent in ' A Beautiful mind ' i was lost.
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Russell Crowe deserves it, he was great 👍 in the movie! 😍
Joacquin Phoenix was also great!
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