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Idk how the rest of the video ends cause I took the vid off when he says he didn’t like Green book but Sandra bullock should have won a Oscar for Gravity…. hey everyone has their own opinions lmao

Cate Blanchette for her performance in Elizabeth

Scrap that, her best work was Alice at the Palace

Streep really elevated the Devil Wears Prada from a book that’s just rants about an old boss into a feminist manifesto about modern women in the workplace.

Meryl isn’t done.

It's fun to watch him intetact with the other "old guy actors" in Space Cowboys

F him. He was a cohort of Jane Fonda when she was a traitor to the country during Vietnam. I hope he rots in hell.

Lisa Kudrow for The Opposite of Sex. She was brilliant!

Good Riddens, traitor!!👏👏👏👏👏👍

...Wait, he died?

Great tribute to a great actor. I remember at the time there were plenty of admirers of his performance in Ordinary People but they seemed to acknowledge early on that given the subtlety of his quietly devastating (yet hopeful) performance, he'd never get a foothold in the race. The Oscar narratives for Ordinary People were carried by the headliners: Mary Tyler Moore (playing against type, personal tragedies), Timothy Hutton (astounding debut by industry offspring - his father was Jim Hutton, TV's Ellery Queen who had died of cancer the previous year) and the director himself, Robert Redford (Golden Boy of the '70s making his directorial debut). If Sutherland had been considered Supporting, he might've just been swept along as Hirsch was by the momentum to award the film. But he was competing - in a sense, against his own co-star, Hutton, whom it might be said was committing category fraud in Supporting (for people who say such things) - but also against a ton of acting stalwarts in Lemmon, Duvall, O'Toole, the undeniably stellar performance by John Hurt in The Elephant Man PLUS DeNiro himself in Raging Bull, his first and only lead category win. Duvall and O'Toole's films had died in cinemas and garnered attention from critics and devoted audiences alike on cable tv and airplanes, which was an odd trend that year. (Both were subsequently re-released in cinemas and were what used to be referred to as "sleeper" hits.) Lemmon's film, an adaptation of a mediocre play called Tribute, barely even had a release. But sometimes, that in itself is a narrative. (Duvall had yet to win his Oscar for Tender Mercies and O'Toole never won a competitive Oscar, this was the 6th of his 8 nominations.) So while the lineup may look tepid from here - at the time you had 3 major players (DeNiro, Duvall & O'Toole) all hoping for their first bite of the cherry, and Lemmon, with 8 nominations and two wins, who had just been nominated the previous year for The China Syndrome and would remain competitive with another nomination two years later for 1983's Missing, two performances that had garnered him international acclaim, being awarded the Best Actor prize at Cannes for both films and a BAFTA win for The China Syndrome and a nomination for Missing. The category undeniably had a lot of gravitas and unlike his Ordinary People cohorts, Donald Sutherland seemed to be the only one who wasn't campaigning for an Oscar. I remember seeing the film at the time and my 14 year-old self thought he was the best father ever. (Also loved his appearance in Animal House around the same time.) There certainly can be no doubt that Donald Sutherland was much admired by his peers and audiences alike. Great video from All Talking Pictures on the 1980 ceremony, thoroughly and excellently researched, ruclips.net/video/BKnMGpw9-Us/видео.htmlsi=MyVRH1o2ArW2wcgR

FYI, There is a criterion for this movie now! Woohoo! :)

I think people don't feel comfortable saying performances nominated as leading should've been nominated as supporting if the performance is iconic and brilliant. Anthony Hopkins in The Silence of the Lambs and Marlon Brando in The Godfather are clearly supporting.

Just like Jane Fonda, he was a TRAITOR

You just proved you hate Killers of the Flower Moon killers of the flower Moon was way more better than poor things i like to hear your thoughts on killers of the flower Moon you are a racist Killers of the flower Moon got more reviews than poor things Kotfm told a compelling story and you don't see the actors you see and feel the characters I did i hate your dislike and disrespectful treatment towards killers of the flower Moon

She should of won for Fatal Attraction hands down.

Gwenyth is great. Shakespeare in Love is my favorite movie.

I have to mention Animal House. That’s the first movie I watched when he passed away. It’s a small part but he was the biggest star in that film. He turned down a gross percentage which would have made him millions. Kind of funny and sad at the same time.

So, the major problem with cinema today is that some American actress hasn't won ENOUGH Oscars? A burning issue, gotta say...

I'd say Michael Clarke Duncan came the closest to winning Best Supporting Actor for The Green Mile. I haven't heard of one person who watched that movie whom he didn't make cry.

I was convinced this was going to be one of my favorites of the year. Man what a let down. It's not a terrible movie but it's so disappointing.

The whole controversy around Linda Blair's performance was such BS to me. Like, duh, this girl didn't do the demon voice, like even distorted that was clearly an adult voice. But who cares? The voice was only a small part, and she carried all the parts of her performance that mattered. Almost sounds like deliberate sabotage to her Oscar campaign.

Why is Adrien Brody's win not on the Oscars YT page anymore?

I agree with your Julianne ranking. It was a weak field that year. She won it fair and square. Who in her category deserved it over her? Julianne got hosed for Boogie Nights and Far From Heaven. She won fair and square. It was easy bc her competition that year was very weak. Rosamund Pike? Gimme a break. Talk about a shitty movie.

If life and the Oscars were fair, Julianne Moore would have 9 nominations: - Safe (1995) Actress - Boogie Nights (1997) Supporting Actress - Magnolia (1999) Supporting Actress - Far from Heaven (2002) Actress - The Hours (2002) Supporting Actress - A Single Man (2009) Supporting Actress - The Kids Are All Right (2010) Actress - Maps to the Stars (2014) Actress - May December (2023) Supporting Actress

One time Oprah Winfrey had Meryl and Robert De Niro as guests. The show presented that clip whee Sophie has to make a choice. After watching it, Meryl was silent and said to Oprah: "Why did you have to show that?" (I think the interview is even on youtube). Even she could not watch it again. I was told she said she would that scene but only do it one time.

Please do the same for jack nickholson

She probably has refused to eat a child.

Hollywood = Evil!!! Movies = Evil Subliminal Messages!!! Hollywood is run by cult!!! Anyone in Hollywood making Millions is in the cult!!! Celebritys = İlluminati's Puppets!!! Our elite and these court jesters we call celebrities are all sick!!!

I was blown away by Oppenheimer's domination. It made my year.

Without Sutherland in Ordinary People the movie would have been just…ordinary.

I really got to recommend Eye of the needle.

Lovely video and tribute. My friend messaged me the other day to say he had passed and I immediately sent two pics back to him of Donald, in Six Degrees... and Don't Look Now - some of my favourite films, let alone favourite Sutherland performances. Baffling how the man never even got an Oscar nomination during his career. But yes, his scenes in Ordinary People are fantastic - especially the final scenes of that film, which are devastating.

Vivien Leigh is absolutely unreal in A Streetcar Named Desire. That is maybe the greatest performance I've ever seen by an actress, and definitely one of the finest acting performances in the last century. She is absolutely mesmerizing. Tragic, hypnotic, insane. Thank you for including her performance here.

Ordinary Roe and Kramer vs Kramer were two oied about the vomyemptaru age and Annie Hall too, that shows the humane side of tr late 60d af 60d nut ado how eoe zyCr the harsh realities am bividxotifes of life. They say tacl I anytime.

A Time to Kill is very underrated. I would have nominated it for Best Picture.

This is so very cool! Seriously, this whole channel! you got a sub and a fan- on ovah heah in the Heartland- good voice and text, too. 🖖

I had never heard of Ordinary People until I learned that Raging Bull didn’t win the Oscar for best picture in 1980. I had to watch it to see what all the fuss was about. Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore as a grieving dysfunctional couple make that movie in my opinion. He most certainly should’ve been nominated that year, even though he was never going to win over Deniro.

He was incredible. God rest his soul.

My favorite performance of his is definitely as Mr. Bennet in pride and prejudice. He’s such a loving, caring father and you can tell he gets a kick out of the mess that is his family. Invasion of the body snatchers is a close second, klute has been on my watchlist for years too.