This Was Hattie McDaniel's Final Request Before Her Death
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2022
- Banned from her film's Atlanta premiere. Banned from the cast table at the Oscars. Banned from a burial in her cemetery of choice. Today, Hattie McDaniel is a beloved Hollywood icon, but her life was a different story.
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Rest In Peace Hattie McDaniel.
I don't blame her family for not having her moved! They denied her while she was still living, so why disrespect her final resting place.
Wow!!! She was a credit to her people & all people. What a success story. And still to be treated like she was. It’s a horrible sin to treat anyone like that. RIP HATTIE MCDONALD. They’re singing a different story now.
And you call the way she was treated and her life after her the award, an success story?
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Her life def is a success story, maybe a bit of a tragic ending , but def a success story. , because I am pretty sure that millions of people would have caved in under all that negativity coming her way.
@@63MASARO Talk about a false equivalence... The fact that she "didn't cave under pressure" as you put it, doesn't equate to her life as a success.
one doesn't have anything to do with the other.
This is just one of the big problems with white people, that think like you.
whenever black people have an inch of anything positive, white people see it as a success, completely ignoring all the racism black people go through, just to hang on to that iddy bit of personal triumph.
She accomplished what she did, despite of the racism, discrimination and humiliation she faced.
White people always try to downplay racism black people face by saying, "she was a success!" By who's metric? white people's?
White people are the LAST PEOPLE, OF ALL PEOPLE to determine this black woman's success, knowing how they treated her back then and how white people treat black people NOW! IN 2024!
@@BeingKyleBusch18I know,she wouldn’t even been allowed to vote until the late 60’s! Even then whites made it so hard for them a lot gave up & went on home! It’s an atrocity how they & the Native Americans were treated…STILL TREATED in some instances! No matter WHAT Tim Scott says!
All hollyweird background stories are fabricated. This one was born male.
She deserved better. She had such a beautiful smile.
She overcame so much bigotry and tragedy. She, in my opinion, was an amazing woman. 🕊️🙏❤️
Hattie McDaniels was one of my favorite people on Gone with the Wind. The first time I watched the movie I thought how spoiled Scarlet O'Hara was. Hattie McDaniels was a breath of fresh air.
The girl that played Missy was great as well 👍
When I went to Hollywood, I didn't visit Hollywood Cemetery. I went to the old black Cemetery and visited Hattie. I sat and prayed for her. I love her so much.
A great lady with pride and dignity with bravery in all matters. A beautiful lady with her beautiful soul and voice wow a truly a beautiful human being.
May she be blessed always for her beauty.
Her life was so triumphant and tragic.
I hold her as an example of facing down hatred and racism with substance and style, as well as talent and dignity. I hope she is never forgotten!!! Life is hard for everybody, but to pile disgusting racism on top of an entire world family is beyond stupid. When will people learn??? My mom was a mixed race woman who had to hide it all her life. We didn't find out until after she died that she was part native American and creole/french/black/southern Louisiana mix. I'm proud of that legacy, how rich and vibrant to feel those ancestors in my heart!
@@christineparis5607 Thank you for that testimony!
She is the best and should never have been treated the way she was. Hugs 🤗 and love ❤️ to you Hatti forever. Your laugh is a jewel in my eyes and you will always be beautiful. 👍
Banded from everything while you're alive. But, when you die, "they love you." America is a real trip. And now days the hate is rearing it's ugly head again!! Thank you Ms. McDaniels! ❤❤
This is a constant in America, when it comes to African Americans. White people hated murtin luther king, when he was alive but soon as he died, they loved him.
Same with Malcom x, hated him when he was alive, now white people say, "He was one of the greatest minds we ever seen!"
Any and every black icon we have ever had, they shoot down in life but in death, they switch up! it's so insincere.
Look at what they did to Michael Jackson......
God bless Miss Hattie, she was amazing. I've loved her work since I was a kid. No matter what she went through she was still so nice and always had a smile on her face.
Her award was “lost”? Just say it was stolen. It didn’t get up and walk away on it’s own.
Her life and struggles against bigotry, prejudice, segragation, and sterotypes had real purpose. Her success is a testimony to her whole race and humanity at large. Just look at these comments and a majority of us would have been honored to share any space with her and to have a moment in her presence. + May her memory be Eternal+
She was such a good actor. You can say she started the hope of all people of color to be able to make it big in Hollywood
This heartbreaking and amazing at the same time. Ms. Hattie worked hard and achieved more than most people will in a lifetime and was treated so badly. Roth should’ve been flattered that she chose Hollywood Forever Cemetery as her final resting place. Why deny her? I can’t believe her Oscar was “lost”
Bless her heart and thank you Ms. Hattie for going through all that you endured with a smile! Rest in Peace 🤍
An amazing lady and a superb actress. It seems to me that Gable & Leigh might have insisted she sat with them at the awards.
Gable did, stating that if Hattie couldn't attend the premiere he wouldn't. But Ms. Mc Daniel told him to go anyway. I'm sure he wasn't pleased at the Oscars either but was quiet to appease Ms McDaniel.
She was the only character in Gone With the Wind that I truly liked viewing. She was fun and sassy. 🎉
What an inspiration ❤️ RIP Hattie 🌹
My heart is always heavy when I see her films - strong and kind woman who has been done dirty at most corners
To be exceptional under unbearable circumstances. To do so well that they had no choice but to give her an Oscar Award when they could easily have looked the other way, the times allowed.
Very well put ! Big thumbs up to you, sir !
I'm glad she got an Oscar. She did an amazing job playing in Gone with the wind.
She was born in Wichita, Kansas, and has been celebrated for her career and the challenges she faced. They are planning a memorial to be placed at the site of her home where she was born, (the house is long gone), just a few blocks from downtown Wichita. I think it will be up soon. Also, I believe Clark Gable was enraged that she was not going to be allowed in the theater for the premiere of GWTW, and was responsible for getting her inside after he threatened to not go in. She was definitely a talented woman, and a credit to her race, and all humanity. We remember you, High Hatted Hattie! RIP, dear soul. ❤️🙏
So unfair to her :( Let's hope that we'll continue to progress!
you forgot Clark Gable won't go to reward without Hattie Mcdaniel
A beautiful soul ❤️
Thank you.
Peace 💕🇺🇲
Damn thats so good she won a oscar
I love her movies, she is beautiful and so cute, good actress
Loved Hattie’s style and pragmatism in the face of injustice!
She was a great actor. I loved watching Hattie in all her movies. Rest in Peace. ❤
Rest in Peace Hattie god bless you Amen .your not forgotten. 🙏🙏🦋🦋🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🐬🐬🦋🦋🕊🌹🌹🌷🌷🌷🌹
A credit to the world.
In her film roles she never convinced me as an actress.
She was to real. Like people I've known in life.
She had to much talent for the roles she was given and it’s one of the main reasons I don’t respect Hollywood that much
Loved Hattie McDaniel
Beautiful talented. Rest in Peace Queen🎉❤
She was wonderful!
It will never not be disgusting as to how Hattie and the other black actors on Gone with the Wind were treated.
Great Talent.
Hattie McDaniel was and is a credit to the human race. A stand out actress in any film..
Her character was the moral compass in GWTW. The scene when she is walking up the stairs with Melanie Wilkes after Scarlet's daughter is killed....I defy anyone to get through that without a tear.
The Academy Awards needs to replace her award exactly as the original was inscribed
The more she gained fame, the more of a target she became for haters, she kept her dignity while others criticized and blamed. I wish that people could look at what we are without judgement....
I am sad to see how Hattie was treated and I certainly am glad that so many "heroes" fought for the equality that most of us enjoy now...
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Our cats must have been related! Ours was in the 80s/90s as well. We always have cats and dogs now. All rescued. I lost my chow/wolf mix after 18 perfect years, right at the start of the pandemic, I thought I was going to die, I missed her so much...but she had one last gift for me. I was in very bad health, and overweight, pre diabetic, high blood pressure and cholesterol, fat, and then grieving and stuck at home without friends to help...I stopped eating crap, and started walking every day. I adopted an injured Australian shepherd from a drug addict who couldn't afford the treatment she needed, then I began to work in the yard. One day, I started running, and I couldn't stop. I just wanted to run myself into oblivion, I was so miserable, but weight came off, like, a hundred pounds (I still can't believe I got so fat!), and running helped me not grieve, I don't know why, so I just kept on, everytime I got sad, I'd go run. I started eating food that helped, not crap, and I started feeling better. It took over a year, but when I went for a checkup, all the alarms went off on their computer because I'd lost a hundred pounds! They thought I had cancer! I was 61, so they didn't believe that I was running. I was able to stop five medications because I no longer had weight related illnesses. That helped too. I stopped taking opiates since I wasn't in as much pain. That was hard, because I'd been on them for ten years! I could have been Keith Richard's little sister, there was no drug I hadn't tried in ten years of pain clinics! I know all about them! You name it, I probably took too much of it. Getting off them was a cold turkey, but nothing hurt as much as losing my dog so I didn't care....she was somehow my talisman for everything positive happening to me. In three years I've been running 6 to 8 miles a day, and I'm old! I feel better now than I did in my 30s and 40s. If I could do it, I'm convinced anyone can. I am the biggest complainer, but I never give up. I am working on starting a charity for seniors who have difficult issues paying vet bills, often because they are on a small, fixed income. Their pets are often old as well, and need a lot of medical support, special foods, drugs, etc., that puts a huge drain on an often single persons ability to get the best care. I want to change that! Seniors should be able to not worry about their pets getting decent care. I'm working on starting a non profit and actually making a difference before I get too old. My parents started a charity after they retired, called the black hats, and I believe it is still going to this day. If they did it, I know I can...I'm writing a book I want to use for extra income to start things rolling. People like you are always an inspiration to me. People that love their animal companions and understand the bond...never, ever give up, no matter what, you make a difference, even when you don't know it. Believe it.
@@christineparis5607 What an inspiration you are ! Keep on keeping on, sister ! Sounds to me like you are on the right track......And I do "believe "it !
How screwed up is that, she couldn't be burried
Where she wanted to be and her Academy Award was "lost" in the 1960’s!!
If they ever make a motion picture about her life, I believe Octavia Spencer would be an absolute shoo-in to play her. Viola Davis would also get my support on this
It's so sad how we have treated those that made a mark. Minorities have always been shoved aside. Even by their beloved Motion Picture Industry. Things have changed for the better, but ever since Trump it looks like things are going in reverse. People just never seem to get it......
Trump has always loved and helped the black community...Give up the CNN rhetoric and lies...Educate yourself, so you can free yourself from that demon...
The academy did replace her Oscar to Howard university with another Oscar !
Sad neither of her final wishes were able to be completed.
Love her RIP
They lost her Oscar Award ?... unbelievable. SMH
really???? a woman this important and im just hearing about it today? i guess history really is HIS story.
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GOD bless her..
In October of 2023 the Academy gave Howard University a replacement for Miss McDaniels Oscar.
Clark Gable stand up for her at the oscar he said if she cant come he wont go get your fact straight
He also had Black and Native American heritage
I don't know if this is true, but apparently she and Clark Gable were good friends, so why didn't he insist that she be allowed to sit at the table with the other cast members?
He threatened not to even make an appearance at the Oscars, if she wasn't there...
The things they forget. Is you have to work and keep working
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Its sad that they lost the Oscar because it would inspire others but just as sad she didn't get some respect from the black community because of the roles she played because it was better than nothing because she paved the way for others
THE AWARD WAS (( STOLEN )) IN LATE 67 AND SOLD TO A FAN !!!
Olivia DeHavilland was VERY angry that Hattie got the Oscar & not her!
Where did you get that info?
@@leilavrhel8672 It was no secret that Olivia had expected to get the gong, for her role in GWTW & deservedly so. But was pipped at the post by Hattie....
People were and still are scummy
Unsaid in this video, Hattie McDaniel was bedeviled by the NAACP, who did all they could to get her out of movies, to destroy her. However, in The South, she's still beloved for her great talent and the characters she played. Concerning the NAACP & Web DuBois, Booker T. Washington, the black founder of the Tuskeegee Institute, and also where George Washington Carver taught Agriculture, commented commented concerning others race hustling. "There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs." Oddly, they did all they could however, to try and end Hattie McDaniel's career.
Her award was lost... yeah right !
Who is your target audience?
We all, face bigotry in one way or another. I'd rather remember her talent as a genius comedic actress. Not about the ignorance that may have followed her.
She Honestly Deserved Better….
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Dear god….she couldn’t even sit in the same room as her white cast mates!😢
Did she ever have any children?
Disgraceful that she was not allowed to sit with her white counterparts at the Osxars.
She was a credit to her race...THE HUMAN RACE
But more importantly to the Black race
Were I the owner of the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, I would rename it the Hattie McDaniel Cemetery.