Ms Olivia was 104 Years old this year 2020 and the last Gone with the Wind Survivor and one of the few actors of the Golden Age. Sadly she Passed Away in her home at Paris. RIP 🙏🏼 She was a true LEGEND.
Yes, so often we forget about the elderly pioneers, but all of these older folks are still so beautiful. I think we have sadly lost most of them since this broadcast. Luise Rainer was a treat - she left Hollywood voluntarily, despite 2 Oscars, great talent & beauty. I loved seeing Claude Jarman, Jr - one of the greatest performances by a child.
I love how Olivia quietly allowed the audience to applaud her for so long. She knew her own worth. And I can only imagine how she must’ve felt, to hear that music and feel the love from all those people, knowing that she was the last survivor of the stars of ‘Gone with the Wind’.
This is when the Oscars was worth watching. It was so lovely to see the old and new Hollywood together. Such style and grace is sorely missed from recent broadcasts. Sadly many of the actors and actresses are no longer with us. Still a great moment in Oscar history.
@@sharigreen9252When the producers resorted to having Ellen and Kimmel host the show, it really brought DOWN the level, sinking it to a new Low. Of course Will Smith's Slap was the icing
Man, listening to the GWTW score still gives goosebumps ! And they don't come classier than this lady, lived till 2020. Notice: NO script in hand, every line delivered with class and dignity. A sign of the golden movie era she's from. One of a kind.
Also, want to ask today's winners on the podium to stop thanking their agents, lawyers, publicists, babysitters --- NOBODY CARES ! Say something meaningful of substance that people will remember
I met Olivia De Havilland at an Irish Fundraising event in the 1990's.. She was just so lovely and charming. She told my Dad if they ever made a remake of Gone with the Wind he should play Rhett Butler Dad ate it up!!!!
Olivia de Havilland, to me, was the refinement of beauty, grace, and a class act. She have set a example for others, as well as I, to follow. I am grateful for the fact that she have lived this long for anyone or anybody who were not familiar with the Golden age of Hollywood, and her friendship with Bette Davis and rivalry with her sister Joan Fontaine. You will be immensely missed. RIP Melanie.
Her longevity is also notable in that her Gone With the Wind cast mates all had pretty short lives. Leigh, Gable, Howard, McDaniel all died by age 60. The main screenwriter didn't even live to see the film made.
@@stupidahyan5721 Olivia was born July 1, 1916 & passed away July 26 2020 aged 104. She had just turned 104. Her sister was 96 when she passed. So together amazingly their ages combined were 200.
For those of us who are old enough to remember Olivia de Havilland was one of the finest mover stars ever. I grew up with her and Errol Flynn in the Adventures of Robin Hood. I remember the first time "Gone With The Wind" played at a local theater in Wilmington, NC. I was a senior in high school and I took my date to see the most exciting movie ever made. This has been a day of recalling many old memories. There are a number of excellent actors and actress' who I feel are all time greats. Yes, this great lady will be 104 come July 1, 2020. Her gentile way is what I will always remember about her. I first saw her at the age of 7 watching The Adventures of Robin Hood and now as I am about to be 70 she is still a fine lady. For whoever took the time to make his small segment available I thank you, I have booked marked this as I tend to go down memory lane on occasion. I live today but I will never forget yesterday's of my life.
More people know that you might expect. I socialize in circles with film fans, and she is still widely beloved and respected. There is a rather large classic film following.
I don't want to discredit her, because I love this woman and love GWTW. But, I hope you realize that many will say the same about our generation in 60 to 80 years. Your generation isn't special. None of ours are. We all have our icons to celebrate.
@TheFresnan22 get real. Absolutely none of the stars of today are going to be spoken of in 60 or 80 years, let alone with the admiration and awe that we have for stars like Olivia to haviland, Clark gable, Kirk douglas, Laurence olivier, and the stars of The Golden Era. I mean who if we got today? Chris pratt?😂 Tom Holland😂
It's amazing how even in the 10 years since this was posted, we've lost a number of these talents. Shows how we have to appreciate them while they're with us!
Gone from this grouping: Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Sean Connery, Olivia de Havilland, Kirk Douglas, Celeste Holm, Jennifer Jones, George Kennedy, Martin Landau, Cloris Leachman, Karl Malden, Patricia Neal, Peter O'Toole, Jack Palance, Luise Rainer, Cliff Robertson, Mickey Rooney, Maximilian Schell, Teresa Wright
My Mom always said that Julie Andrews, in playing Queen Clarice in the Princess Diaries, is true Hollywood royalty. Not just these movies but everything she's ever done. Watch the way she walks, talks, sits. She carries her self like a queen!! God bless her!!
Juliaflo it probably didn't happen because it would reveal a still sore wound that doesn't ever heal properly: The discrepancy in numbers of non white actors who both, get into roles and win awards. Back in 2003 there was already a lot of shame in the racial misrepresentation landmarked by Hollywood, with the lack of Asians, Hispanics, African-Americans working. Only, back then this problem had a tight lid on and didn't spill into mainstream media like now. I bet a Franklin some of the organizers wanted this tribute at the 2018 Os but they must have gathered the _list if characters_ and realized "ooops, not enough diversity to make this happen with today's internet social networking hoopla to swiftly point it out, sorry", and quickly scratched that idea... #InsiderDamageControl, I say...😬
You would think that the producers of the Oscar broadcasts are planning to do this again for the 100th-anniversary broadcast. With 10 years of lead time, they will probably be letting it known throughout the acting community that anyone who has won an Oscar should keep the last weekend of February, 2028, open for (hopefully) a whole weekend of events.
The 50th and 75th anniversary shows where past award winners gathered on stage were great moments; the assembly of great actors whose class and dignity on and off the screen (with a few exceptions) are rarely matched today. This was when Oscar shows were still worth watching.
The 100th is coming up in a few years, and I’m hopeful that they will do something similar. Sadly, of course, many of the people from this video have passed away.
@@rachaelcrawley4215 It's amazing, though, how many are still with us and past 90. Good for them! And there were many missing in 2003 and in the last 21 years many new stars who would mix in now. What's amazing is that actors like Luise Rainer and Olivia DeHavilland and their accomplishments had been lost forever until the 1930's came along. Their generation was the first whose performances were preserved. Before film, once a performance was done on the stage, it was done. If you hadn't been there to see it live, you never saw it. We are able to see century-old performances now, though the performers are long dead. How lucky we are to have been born in the era of film.
@@coldplayfan7357 By 2028 (the Centennial Oscars), if ever there will be a "reunion" like this, I want to see the following Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress Oscar winners: 1. (Dame) Judi Dench, Shakespeare in Love 2. (Dame) Helen Mirren, The Queen 3. Cate Blanchett, The Aviator (2004) and Blue Jasmine (2013) 4. Emma Stone, La La Land (2016) and Poor Things (2023) 5. Renee Zellweger, Cold Mountain (2003) and Judy (2019) 6. Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook 7. Laura Dern, Marriage Story 8. Viola Davis, Fences 9. Michele Yeoh, Everything Everywhere All at Once (EEAO), and 10. Jamie Lee Curtis, EEAO What about the men? 1. Sir Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs (1991) and The Fathar (2020) 2. Brad Pitt, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (star value, if it counts now) 3. Brendan Fraser, The Whale 4. Troy Kotsur, CODA 5. Daniel Kaluuya, Judas and the Black Messiah 6. Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody 7. Sam Rockwell, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 8. Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour 9. Mahershala Ali, Moonlight (2016) and Green Book (2018), and 10. Christoph Waltz, Inglorious Bastards (2009) and Django Unchained (2012)
Ironic that in GWTW, she was the only one of the 4 main characters to die young. In real life she was the only one of the 4 main actors to live to a ripe old age.
+Mary Patterson That's true. And Ms. de Havilland and Mickey Kuhn are the final 2 credited stars from GWTW that are living that had their names credited in the classic. There are some non-credited actors and extras that appeared in the movie that are living, including some that played Melanie's and Ashley's infant baby.
Mickey Kuhn played Melanie & Ashley's son, Beau. There were at least 2 or 3 others that portrayed Beau as a baby, they are not credited. Mr. Kuhn, along with Ms. de Havilland are the final 2 surviving credited actors in the film. They are the only 2 people living that had their names credited in the movie as actors, although there is a small handful of people living that appeared in non-credited parts.
I cried watching this 😢 Olivia de Havilland is gorgeous, althought she's 99 (100 this year!) she haven't lost her beauty and her kindness...the sound-track of Gone with the Wind make me cry, GWTW is my favourite movie, the best of all, and I was moved like Olivia while I heard it. I'm so happy some great actors and actresses like her are still alive ❤
Rest well Miss Olivia. She was the epitome of grace, elegance, poise, style, beauty. Miss Olivia embodied all of these things and her very presence will be missed. Thankfully she left behind a treasure trove of wonderful performances. Rest well beautiful Miss Olivia. My heart goes out to Miss Olivia's family and friends at this time.
This really was excellent. THIS is when it was fun to tune in to the Academy Awards. It was this time when the Oscars were essential viewing and they would garner MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of viewers! My how things have changed, eh?
A very happy 100th birthday Ms Olivia! RIP Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Celeste Holm, Jennifer Jones, George Kennedy, Karl Malden, Patricia Neal, Jack Palance, Luise Rainer, Cliff Robertson, Mickey Rooney, Maximilian Schell, Teresa Wright, Peter O'Toole.
Ryan West I love you, Ernie! Thank you for being part of my family. My mom had the lead in "State of the Union" at the Barter Theatre, and you had your very first role EVER ... a walk-on as a union boss. My mom was costume mistress, and helped you pick out a great outfit. You made a great debut! And we all know who went on to a great career, but you never forgot us.
Not really... There are still few actors of that era still living, notably Norman Lloyd, Jane Powell, Eva Marie Saint, Terry Moore, Russ Tamblyn, Glynis Johns, Marsha Hunt, Janis Paige, Cara Williams, Arlene Dahl, Angela Lansbury, Sidney Poitier, Ann Blyth, Sophia Loren, Claude Jarman Jr., Dean Stockwell and Margaret O'Brien....
@@ambiorixrodriguez7782, Norman Lloyd was born two years earlier than Havilland, in 1914, debuted in 1939, still living... Marsha Hunt, born 1917, debuted 1935, still living... Caren Marsh Doll, born 1919, debuted 1937, actress in „The wizard of Oz”, „Gone with the wind”, still living... And so on...
I'm not sure why but seeing all of these stars one by one drew tears to my eyes. Some are gone now, but is a STAR ever really gone ? I never met these people. Only in my hopes and dreams and complete admiration. God bless each and every one of these stars - past and present.
thanks for up loading this. who can live without movies. they bring all joy happiness fun smile relaxs our soul strengthen our hearts giving us a reason to awake up and go to work.
Getting sentimental about this, in my case, has to do somehow with that emotional welling up about the passage of time, and all things being transient, especially the days of our youth. I think the poet, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, gets close to it in his poem "Tears, Idle Tears." For that reason, it is heart-warming to see icons from the past STILL around, be they film actors and actresses , singers or others, who can comfort us by still being there.
I had the great privilege of meeting Olivia de Havilland while working as a Tour Guide at Universal Studios in 1977. She was filming AIRPORT ‘77 with Jack Lemmon while I gave her daughter Giselle a private tour. She was an absolutely charming and very kind woman.
When Carol Channing died last week at age 97, I was wondering what other legendary actors/actresses are now in their 90's, and I thought of Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas. But they are both now 102! My goodness, we have centenarian celebrities still thriving. Amazing!
Olivia de Havilland is still kickin and it's such a joy to know. What are the odds that the 4 principal actors in GWTW (Gable, Leigh, de Havilland (duh) and Leslie Howard), her character is the only one to die in the movie. Now of the four actors....she's the only one still alive. Thank God she's still with us! One of the last great legendary movie actors. :)
Hello there, and thanks I could not agree more! She was/IS a great actress and one of my all time faves! Great with Errol Flynn btw.....cute couple....retro Hollywood is the er....thing! Cary Grant is great too! Thanks for the comment, and good times to thee!
RIP to all those legends no longer with us. Mickey Rooney, Luise Rainer, Ernest Borgnine, Sean Connery, Olivia de Havilland, Theresa Wright, Karl Malden, George Kennedy and the list goes on. Legends!
The others who are NO longer with us are Cloris Leachman, Maximilian Schell, Cliff Robertson, Jennifer Jones, Patricia Neal, Jack Palance, Martin Landau, Kirk Douglas, and Peter O'Toole.
Am I the only one who tears up seeing her walking gracefully to the stage at the age of 87 and speaking with such elegance? I guess something does last forever.
Olivia was almost 90 here---Incredible ! Notice no crip notes in her hand and no self-serving warbling speech. She is sharp ! Bittersweet to see almost half the winners sitting are now gone. The only one still working regularly and getting plum roles is Meryl. Also, why some actors/actresses get a bigger applause than others when introduced.
I have been to the Oscars only once and this was the year. I couldn't believe my luck that all these iconic Oscar winning stars, old and new, were there in front of me, all the way back to Luise Rainer and Mickey Rooney in the 30s. It was pure Old Hollywood magic. Since then, of course, quite a number have passed away but their work lives on - at least with me it does. Mind you, I was with a group of 25 year olds last week who had never heard of Barbra Streisand - and she is still working, appearing and performing!
its sad to see so many who have shown their talents leave too soon, but being 104 years old got to be a gift from god to smell and breath the air a lot longer than most.
Her voice alone was and is legendary. It was so comforting in gone with the wind it was so tragic in the Heiress and it is so warm and embracing in this little Oscar thing and it was basically amazing all the freaking time
Hurray for Peter O’Toole! His speech that night was nothing short of perfection, just like his acting. Lawrence of Arabia, Becket, The Lion in Winter, Goodbye Mr. Chips, The Ruling Class, The Stunt Man, My Favorite Year, and Venus. Legend.
Now she is 104 and going strong. Gone With the Wind, I remember when it came to my home town for a showing. This well after 1939 but 1966 out on my first date with a drivers license. I doubt there will ever be a view as it is on the big screen. No large screen or surround sound system will beat that night. The theater was packed for close to 3 weeks every night. Her appearance in North & South was huge.
It was great seeing Theresa Wright (the very last one) in this. She was in so many great movies in the 1940s: Mrs. Miniver, Shadow of a Doubt, Best Years of our Lives, The Little Foxes, Pride of the Yankees...
If I were on the Academy board of directors, I would be notifying each Oscar winner from now on that another such gathering would take place during the Centennial celebration in 2028, which is just 12 years away. With that much lead time, just imagine what kind of a gathering they could have!
I am a man I was born in 1976 I saw Olivie de Havilland for the first time in the movie Captain Blood from 1935. Her appearance in the film was not only the appearance of an excellent actress but also an amazing beautiful girl when she was 19 years old she was young and beautiful actually hypnotized me You can it was possible to fall in love with her without memory at first sight. This film, due to her amazing beauty, not only spiritual, but also beauty, was deep in the mine mind. As soon as the news of her death appeared, I immediately remembered her actor creation in this film. Olivio died for the world I can only write rest in peace for me and for many other fans who love your by film creations you will live forever and you will always remain in our memory Robert from Poland
July 26-2020 not only claimed Corona victims, Ennio Morricone, Kobe etc. But now, it also took the life of one of the last surviving Hollywood legends! RIP Olivia I literally just rewatched Gone with the Wind, due to HBO Max's temporary removal, just a few weeks ago! I loved the movie, and my mom & family would always spend at least once a year rewatching the movie. And not lying, I literally dreamt last night about Gone with the wind, and to my surprise, this happened. It was a bit Ironic that she died in the movie, but was one of the last surviving Cast members til today. Rest in Peace de Havilland. Gone with the Wind will always be one of my most favorite movies, like One Flew over the cuckoo's nest, Lawrence of Arabia, bridge over the River Kwai, LOTR, Chinatown, etc. I may be 24 years old, but I really love classic and old films!
A friend told me once "If you write Olivia she will write you back." Olivia was living in Paris but she would come back to the United States for visits and to make a new film and she would get her mail and she did answer it, wonderful, intelligent, charming, attentive letters. I was flabbergasted and I still have the letters 50 years later. Recently saw an interview with her and she is still the same intelligent, poised, perceptive, thoughtful Lady with an L she has always been.
Wow such a gathering of the best. Don't know what year this was, but don't think we'll ever see such a gathering like this again. Many of them are gone now as I write this in February 2021, but actors today need to look at this group. They earned it and live in our memories and hearts.
It's extraordinary that they were even able to assemble this group of past winners at the 2003 Oscars. I wish they would do this again, but I'm sure it would be very challenging.
leafyutube with the deaths of Alicia Rhett (India Wilkes) and Mary Anderson (Maybelle Merriwether) this year, only de Havilland (Melanie Wilkes) and Mickey Kuhn (Beau Wilkes) remain. Beau was Ashley and Melanie's son, so it's kinda sweet that mother and son are the last ones left.
Hello Carol how are you doing today? Olivia was almost 90 here---Incredible ! Notice no crip notes in her hand and no self-serving warbling speech. She is sharp ! Bittersweet to see almost half the winners sitting are now gone...Carol how long have you been following Olivia? .
Good to see that Olivia de Havilland is 101 and well into her 102nd year. May she continue to thrive and bring us all good cheer from her being around.
Catherine Zeta Jones is one of the nominees and winners. Who would of guessed she'd be playing Olivia de Havilland in Feud, 14 years later? And better yet, Olivia would still be alive at 100.
@@murrayaronson3753 and Susan Sarandon and Kathy Bates were all there. Let's see. we have Bette Davis, Joan Blondell and Olivia DeHavilland up there already. It would have been a little awkward if Angelina Jolie showed up with Jon Voight sitting there. They've been estranged for years.
My moms favorite movie is GWTW. My siblings and I have gotten her lots of memorabilia over the years. I never understood as a child why she liked that movie so much. I was never into the “old” movies. As an adult, it has now become one of my favorite movies. Rest peacefully Miss Olivia.
she is bony PLAIN compared to Olivia. Julie came around about the time Hollywood lost its desire to cast beautiful women...in place of plain, homely girls without beautiful figures. You can hate my comment all you want, but you can't deny this fact. Julie was the start of an infatuation with girls who looked like boys!!!
QBAN2010 That's NOT a fact, it's your opinion and may I say it's a stupid opinion... If you think Julie is plain, then you might think the earth is flat too... Just because a girl is tomboy-ish, doesn't mean she isn't beautiful... Your comment just highlights your regressive mentality..
Yep, she is 100 and lives in Paris, France, loves it and keeps herself busy and does not do interviews. Maybe she'll be like my mom, and makes it to 101!
Would love the Oscar’s to do this again and also would love them to have 5 past winners of each acting category or have a mixture of past winners and friends of the nominees present the award like they use to do
Godspeed Olivia. Thank you for entertaining me and bringing joy to my life. Thank you for your fight and helping create "Havillands Law" Rest in Peace Beautiful Soul. All the best. Mitch 🙏 7-26-2020
What an icon! Not only did De Havilland win two Oscars in the Best Actress and Supporting Actress categories, she co-starred with Gable and Vivien Leigh in Gone With The Wind; she co-starred with Errol Flynn in his best films: The Adventures Of Robin Hood, Captain Blood and They Died With Their Boots On; she co-starred with Clift and Richardson in Wyler's The Heiress and in The Snake Pit and in Light In The Piazza. She is now 98 years old and lives in Paris.
de Havilland's two Oscars are for Best Actress (THE HEIRESS, TO EACH HIS OWN); her only Supporting nomination was for GONE WITH THE WIND, but she lost that to co-star Hattie McDaniel.
Ms Olivia was 104 Years old this year 2020 and the last Gone with the Wind Survivor and one of the few actors of the Golden Age. Sadly she Passed Away in her home at Paris. RIP 🙏🏼 She was a true LEGEND.
She is Alive?!?? GREAT
Eduardo Seganti check the news. Bad timing
Eduardo Seganti Sadly just heard of her passing...and I am not lying...I am so in mourning...
The actor who played Beau's son is still kicking
She passed away today :'(
The very elderly winners who seemed so happy to have people clapping for them really got to me. What a lovely moment.
I love Jennifer Jones
Yes, so often we forget about the elderly pioneers, but all of these older folks are still so beautiful. I think we have sadly lost most of them since this broadcast. Luise Rainer was a treat - she left Hollywood voluntarily, despite 2 Oscars, great talent & beauty. I loved seeing Claude Jarman, Jr - one of the greatest performances by a child.
It is really an American thing to do honor and praise, to ALL Oscar winners... and a special notation for the most senior recipient!
@@philsarkol6443 Not American, but Universal thing…
It's sad what Hollywood has become. It's basically dead today. Thanks to liberals and their woke culture.
Stars like Olivia de Havilland simply do not exist anymore, and award show moments like this also do not happen anymore.
She was a big B behind the scenes
No unfortunately
I have been thinking this same thing for a very long time
That woman deserved EVERY SECOND of her standing ovation. Such an amazing actress!
I love how Olivia quietly allowed the audience to applaud her for so long. She knew her own worth. And I can only imagine how she must’ve felt, to hear that music and feel the love from all those people, knowing that she was the last survivor of the stars of ‘Gone with the Wind’.
Actually she was the last from the main cast. Mickey Kuhn was the last to go in late 2022 at 90. He played Beau's son (supporting cast
Olivia lapping up the applause and she DESERVES IT !
This was 40 yrs after Clark's death in '60 and Vivien's in '67---so early !
This is when the Oscars was worth watching. It was so lovely to see the old and new Hollywood together. Such style and grace is sorely missed from recent broadcasts. Sadly many of the actors and actresses are no longer with us. Still a great moment in Oscar history.
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i need to see this in the 2028 oscars at the 100th anniversary
Agree!❤❤❤❤
@@sharigreen9252When the producers resorted to having Ellen and Kimmel host the show, it really brought DOWN the level, sinking it to a new Low.
Of course Will Smith's Slap was the icing
@@shihlin1 Absolutely. It was all downhill from there.
Olivia de Havilland is such a legend!Her voice alone is marvelous.A true class act!
Robert Hill yes..it still sounds as smooth as it did way back then
The Golden Years and studio elocution lessons.
Man, listening to the GWTW score still gives goosebumps !
And they don't come classier than this lady, lived till 2020.
Notice: NO script in hand, every line delivered with class and dignity.
A sign of the golden movie era she's from.
One of a kind.
Amen brother
I noticed that too. Not a hint of reading from a teleprompter. Flawless. Just flawless.
Also, want to ask today's winners on the podium to stop thanking their agents, lawyers, publicists, babysitters --- NOBODY CARES !
Say something meaningful of substance that people will remember
It’s a timeless score.
I met Olivia De Havilland at an Irish Fundraising event in the 1990's.. She was just so lovely and charming. She told my Dad if they ever made a remake of Gone with the Wind he should play Rhett Butler Dad ate it up!!!!
Incredibly beautiful
@@teresafoster5818 Bet he loved that coming from Her !
Good old elderly flirting. I love that for both of them.
She is still living. 103 years old! God Bless Her! Pure Class.
euggri Since you weren’t there and don’t know her, it’s a rather classless move to make a judgment about her.
euggri Not a myth - Olivia is still very much alive.
A stunningly beautiful lady and such panache God bless her heart and soul!.🌹✊🕊️🙏🇬🇧💎😎💐💐💐
Don't worry Ashley...... Starlet will look after you.....Oh Ashley......oh Ashley......and she has outlived them all....even till this day....
OMG I didn’t know that
RIP Ms. Olivia de Havilland. What a great actress.
A classy lady till her very end!
Indeed...a true Dame❗❗
RIP!!!!
Una delle miglior atrice di tutti tempi 🌹💚👍
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Olivia de Havilland, to me, was the refinement of beauty, grace, and a class act. She have set a example for others, as well as I, to follow. I am grateful for the fact that she have lived this long for anyone or anybody who were not familiar with the Golden age of Hollywood, and her friendship with Bette Davis and rivalry with her sister Joan Fontaine. You will be immensely missed. RIP Melanie.
one of my actresses and such a class act
She died last year 105 years ago she was born in 1916, 105 years ago from 1916 was 1811 that's incredible
Her longevity is also notable in that her Gone With the Wind cast mates all had pretty short lives. Leigh, Gable, Howard, McDaniel all died by age 60. The main screenwriter didn't even live to see the film made.
@@stupidahyan5721 Olivia was born July 1, 1916 & passed away July 26 2020 aged 104. She had just turned 104. Her sister was 96 when she passed. So together amazingly their ages combined were 200.
@@bsaunders Leslie Howard died in 1943 aged 50 because his plane was shot down in WW2.
For those of us who are old enough to remember Olivia de Havilland was one of the finest mover stars ever. I grew up with her and Errol Flynn in the Adventures of Robin Hood. I remember the first time "Gone With The Wind" played at a local theater in Wilmington, NC. I was a senior in high school and I took my date to see the most exciting movie ever made. This has been a day of recalling many old memories. There are a number of excellent actors and actress' who I feel are all time greats. Yes, this great lady will be 104 come July 1, 2020. Her gentile way is what I will always remember about her. I first saw her at the age of 7 watching The Adventures of Robin Hood and now as I am about to be 70 she is still a fine lady. For whoever took the time to make his small segment available I thank you, I have booked marked this as I tend to go down memory lane on occasion. I live today but I will never forget yesterday's of my life.
Beautifully written! Thanks for sharing your memories.
I have such a massive amount of respect for this woman. More people need to know about her. Today people have no idea what a real icon is.
More people know that you might expect. I socialize in circles with film fans, and she is still widely beloved and respected.
There is a rather large classic film following.
I don't want to discredit her, because I love this woman and love GWTW. But, I hope you realize that many will say the same about our generation in 60 to 80 years. Your generation isn't special. None of ours are. We all have our icons to celebrate.
@TheFresnan22 get real. Absolutely none of the stars of today are going to be spoken of in 60 or 80 years, let alone with the admiration and awe that we have for stars like Olivia to haviland, Clark gable, Kirk douglas, Laurence olivier, and the stars of The Golden Era. I mean who if we got today? Chris pratt?😂 Tom Holland😂
It's amazing how even in the 10 years since this was posted, we've lost a number of these talents. Shows how we have to appreciate them while they're with us!
Verdade
Gone from this grouping: Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Sean Connery, Olivia de Havilland, Kirk Douglas, Celeste Holm, Jennifer Jones, George Kennedy, Martin Landau, Cloris Leachman, Karl Malden, Patricia Neal, Peter O'Toole, Jack Palance, Luise Rainer, Cliff Robertson, Mickey Rooney, Maximilian Schell, Teresa Wright
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My Mom always said that Julie Andrews, in playing Queen Clarice in the Princess Diaries, is true Hollywood royalty. Not just these movies but everything she's ever done. Watch the way she walks, talks, sits. She carries her self like a queen!! God bless her!!
How are you doing today my name is Eric
she really does! It's incredible
I would like to see the Oscars do this again sometime soon.
+southkee6 Yeah maybe for the 90th Oscars in 2018
mister_twig me too
Juliaflo it probably didn't happen because it would reveal a still sore wound that doesn't ever heal properly:
The discrepancy in numbers of non white actors who both, get into roles and win awards. Back in 2003 there was already a lot of shame in the racial misrepresentation landmarked by Hollywood, with the lack of Asians, Hispanics, African-Americans working. Only, back then this problem had a tight lid on and didn't spill into mainstream media like now. I bet a Franklin some of the organizers wanted this tribute at the 2018 Os but they must have gathered the _list if characters_ and realized "ooops, not enough diversity to make this happen with today's internet social networking hoopla to swiftly point it out, sorry", and quickly scratched that idea...
#InsiderDamageControl, I say...😬
Maybe the Academy will leave it for the 95th awards. Makes sense since this one was the 75th. A 20 to 20 year reunion.
You would think that the producers of the Oscar broadcasts are planning to do this again for the 100th-anniversary broadcast. With 10 years of lead time, they will probably be letting it known throughout the acting community that anyone who has won an Oscar should keep the last weekend of February, 2028, open for (hopefully) a whole weekend of events.
The 50th and 75th anniversary shows where past award winners gathered on stage were great moments; the assembly of great actors whose class and dignity on and off the screen (with a few exceptions) are rarely matched today. This was when Oscar shows were still worth watching.
The 100th is coming up in a few years, and I’m hopeful that they will do something similar. Sadly, of course, many of the people from this video have passed away.
Maybe they will do Oscar reunion in 2028 too? When Oscar will be 100 years old
@@rachaelcrawley4215 It's amazing, though, how many are still with us and past 90. Good for them! And there were many missing in 2003 and in the last 21 years many new stars who would mix in now.
What's amazing is that actors like Luise Rainer and Olivia DeHavilland and their accomplishments had been lost forever until the 1930's came along. Their generation was the first whose performances were preserved. Before film, once a performance was done on the stage, it was done. If you hadn't been there to see it live, you never saw it. We are able to see century-old performances now, though the performers are long dead. How lucky we are to have been born in the era of film.
@@coldplayfan7357 By 2028 (the Centennial Oscars), if ever there will be a "reunion" like this, I want to see the following Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress Oscar winners:
1. (Dame) Judi Dench, Shakespeare in Love
2. (Dame) Helen Mirren, The Queen
3. Cate Blanchett, The Aviator (2004) and Blue Jasmine (2013)
4. Emma Stone, La La Land (2016) and Poor Things (2023)
5. Renee Zellweger, Cold Mountain (2003) and Judy (2019)
6. Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
7. Laura Dern, Marriage Story
8. Viola Davis, Fences
9. Michele Yeoh, Everything Everywhere All at Once (EEAO), and
10. Jamie Lee Curtis, EEAO
What about the men?
1. Sir Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs (1991) and The Fathar (2020)
2. Brad Pitt, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (star value, if it counts now)
3. Brendan Fraser, The Whale
4. Troy Kotsur, CODA
5. Daniel Kaluuya, Judas and the Black Messiah
6. Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody
7. Sam Rockwell, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
8. Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour
9. Mahershala Ali, Moonlight (2016) and Green Book (2018), and
10. Christoph Waltz, Inglorious Bastards (2009) and Django Unchained (2012)
Ironic that in GWTW, she was the only one of the 4 main characters to die young. In real life she was the only one of the 4 main actors to live to a ripe old age.
+Mary Patterson That's true. And Ms. de Havilland and Mickey Kuhn are the final 2 credited stars from GWTW that are living that had their names credited in the classic. There are some non-credited actors and extras that appeared in the movie that are living, including some that played Melanie's and Ashley's infant baby.
+videox222ify Could you please tell me who Mickey Kuhn is ? I thought Miss deHavilland was the only star of GWTW living thank you :) !
Mickey Kuhn played Melanie & Ashley's son, Beau. There were at least 2 or 3 others that portrayed Beau as a baby, they are not credited. Mr. Kuhn, along with Ms. de Havilland are the final 2 surviving credited actors in the film. They are the only 2 people living that had their names credited in the movie as actors, although there is a small handful of people living that appeared in non-credited parts.
+videox222ify thank you :) !
Hi there. Thank you for your comment, I so agree!
Good times to you and yours.
EML Arl., Va.
I cried watching this 😢 Olivia de Havilland is gorgeous, althought she's 99 (100 this year!) she haven't lost her beauty and her kindness...the sound-track of Gone with the Wind make me cry, GWTW is my favourite movie, the best of all, and I was moved like Olivia while I heard it.
I'm so happy some great actors and actresses like her are still alive ❤
+Ida Lucietti I COULD NOT AGREE WITH YOU MORE!!! :) :)
It’s a popularity contest - she was never the popular one all the times she was nominated
Ida Lucietti Gorgeous woman so was her sister. Both beautiful
And now she is 103 yrs old. Hopefully Dame Olivia De Havilland will beat Luis Rainer's record and become the oldest surviving Oscar winning actress.
The way they look up to her on that stage she truly was one of the most iconic and legendary actresses. RIP Olivia
I love how soft her voice was.
Looks like she didn't take up smoking. A rarity for glamorous women of the 50's like her.
Rest well Miss Olivia. She was the epitome of grace, elegance, poise, style, beauty. Miss Olivia embodied all of these things and her very presence will be missed. Thankfully she left behind a treasure trove of wonderful performances. Rest well beautiful Miss Olivia.
My heart goes out to Miss Olivia's family and friends at this time.
Beautiful message ❤️
🥰😍🥰👍
Grace elegance? She’s an actress, let her sister tell it, she tormented her all her life
Welcome to Sherwood maid Marian
Rest in peace Olivia, she will live on through the legacy of her movies. 1st July 1916 - 25th July 2020. Age 104❤️🕊
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
Not 25 its 26
fast forward to 2019...Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas...STILL GOING STRONG PAST THEIR 100's...
Two of the last living remnants from the Golden Age of Film
Amazing!
RIP Kirk Douglas.
Make that one.
2020 has now taken away both of them.
RIP to both of them
I found this by accident. This was wonderful.
This really was excellent. THIS is when it was fun to tune in to the Academy Awards. It was this time when the Oscars were essential viewing and they would garner MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of viewers! My how things have changed, eh?
I understand. Back when the world made sense. Shame on you, social media.
A very happy 100th birthday Ms Olivia!
RIP Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Celeste Holm, Jennifer Jones, George Kennedy, Karl Malden, Patricia Neal, Jack Palance, Luise Rainer, Cliff Robertson, Mickey Rooney, Maximilian Schell, Teresa Wright, Peter O'Toole.
Ryan West I love you, Ernie! Thank you for being part of my family. My mom had the lead in "State of the Union" at the Barter Theatre, and you had your very first role EVER ... a walk-on as a union boss. My mom was costume mistress, and helped you pick out a great outfit. You made a great debut! And we all know who went on to a great career, but you never forgot us.
Ryan West, Martin Landau has joined them(the others listed).
Ryan West, Martin Landau has joined the list.
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Kirk and Olivia are with them too
Her entrance brought me chills and tears in my eyes!How great it would be if there was a reunion of the movie actors!!!
Olivia has passed away today, at 104. Rest in peace, Icon! With your death, the Golden Age of Hollywood is closed.
Not really... There are still few actors of that era still living, notably Norman Lloyd, Jane Powell, Eva Marie Saint, Terry Moore, Russ Tamblyn, Glynis Johns, Marsha Hunt, Janis Paige, Cara Williams, Arlene Dahl, Angela Lansbury, Sidney Poitier, Ann Blyth, Sophia Loren, Claude Jarman Jr., Dean Stockwell and Margaret O'Brien....
@@AngelPecica They are from the Hollywood of the 40's and 50's. Olivia was from the 30's.
Louise Rainer, who also won 2 Oscar's, was 104 back in 2014.
@@ambiorixrodriguez7782, Norman Lloyd was born two years earlier than Havilland, in 1914, debuted in 1939, still living... Marsha Hunt, born 1917, debuted 1935, still living... Caren Marsh Doll, born 1919, debuted 1937, actress in „The wizard of Oz”, „Gone with the wind”, still living... And so on...
@@ambiorixrodriguez7782 That still counts as the Golden Age though.
I'm not sure why but seeing all of these stars one by one drew tears to my eyes. Some are gone now, but is a STAR ever really gone ? I never met these people. Only in my hopes and dreams and complete admiration. God bless each and every one of these stars - past and present.
Same happened with me. There's just too much to hold your tears back in one scene.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way:)
Thanks for the reply.
thanks for up loading this. who can live without movies. they bring all joy happiness fun smile relaxs our soul strengthen our hearts giving us a reason to awake up and go to work.
Getting sentimental about this, in my case, has to do somehow with that emotional welling up about the passage of time, and all things being transient, especially the days of our youth. I think the poet, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, gets close to it in his poem "Tears, Idle Tears." For that reason, it is heart-warming to see icons from the past STILL around, be they film actors and actresses , singers or others, who can comfort us by still being there.
2020 will also be remembered as the year in which two legends died. Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas 😭
Im cannot believe. Im crying so far
kobe Bryant, Naya Rivera, Regis Philbin
Only 2? Kobe Bryant, Regis Philbin, Peter Green, John Lewis, and John Saxon.
And Dame Vera Lynn
@@thehopeofeden597 daah. 2 legends of Golden Age Hollywood
I just learned about her passing. May God bless her soul! She was a wonderful human being.
She is/was the embodiment of true classy behavior. This behavior is a dying art, yet hopefully revived in the future.
I had the great privilege of meeting Olivia de Havilland while working as a Tour Guide at Universal Studios in 1977. She was filming AIRPORT ‘77 with Jack Lemmon while I gave her daughter Giselle a private tour. She was an absolutely charming and very kind woman.
I love all Airport movies 77 was great RIP Jack Lemmon + Christopher Lee + Jimmy Stewart
The last legend from an golden era. RIP
One of the last. Fortunately, Eva Marie Saint, Sidney Poitier, Shirley MacLaine, Angela Lansbury... are still with us. :)
Arturo Ch. Sofía Loren
Yes
Norman Lloyd is 106 today!
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Happy 102nd Birthday Dame Olivia de Havilland 💖💖💖
Did she get the OBE?
Just watched 'Gone with the wind' and how pleased was I that she's still alive :)
When Carol Channing died last week at age 97, I was wondering what other legendary actors/actresses are now in their 90's, and I thought of Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas. But they are both now 102! My goodness, we have centenarian celebrities still thriving. Amazing!
She is still so luminous.
@@Juliaflo Yes she did💖💖
Olivia de Havilland is still kickin and it's such a joy to know. What are the odds that the 4 principal actors in GWTW (Gable, Leigh, de Havilland (duh) and Leslie Howard), her character is the only one to die in the movie. Now of the four actors....she's the only one still alive. Thank God she's still with us! One of the last great legendary movie actors. :)
bubblinbrownsugar616 Not only that but all three have been dead for 47 years
bubblinbrownsugar616 Hi!
I had to at least say hello!
+bubblinbrownsugar616 The odds are one in four ;)
+ML Manville LOL!! True True! :)
Hello there, and thanks I could not agree more! She was/IS a great actress and one of my all time faves! Great with Errol Flynn btw.....cute couple....retro Hollywood is the er....thing! Cary Grant is great too! Thanks for the comment, and good times to thee!
Olivia de Havilland has passed away at the age of 104
Not all is lost.We still have Betty White on her trail.
Great Actress! GOD bless Her! Brazil,Mar, 1,2021.
RIP to all those legends no longer with us. Mickey Rooney, Luise Rainer, Ernest Borgnine, Sean Connery, Olivia de Havilland, Theresa Wright, Karl Malden, George Kennedy and the list goes on. Legends!
The others who are NO longer with us are Cloris Leachman, Maximilian Schell, Cliff Robertson, Jennifer Jones, Patricia Neal, Jack Palance, Martin Landau, Kirk Douglas, and Peter O'Toole.
Celeste Holm is NOT with us anymore too.
Same for Louise Fletcher as well.
Sean Connery🙏🙏
We'll always miss you, Olivia. 😢
RIP Olivia!
😔😥
@@clesciameneguccipasolini9274 how are you doing today my name is Eric
Louise Rainer at this time is 93 years young. She would go on to live for 11 more years and would die just 15 days shy of her 105th birthday.
Nice how she chose paris
Happy 100th Birthday to the one and only, Miss Olivia de Havilland!
103!!!
I can't get over of her amazing voice. She's amazing.
Am I the only one who tears up seeing her walking gracefully to the stage at the age of 87 and speaking with such elegance? I guess something does last forever.
so sad to hear that Dame olivia de havilland died today. She was a legend, and a master at her craft R.I.P.
Olivia was almost 90 here---Incredible !
Notice no crip notes in her hand and no self-serving warbling speech. She is sharp !
Bittersweet to see almost half the winners sitting are now gone.
The only one still working regularly and getting plum roles is Meryl.
Also, why some actors/actresses get a bigger applause than others when introduced.
I have been to the Oscars only once and this was the year. I couldn't believe my luck that all these iconic Oscar winning stars, old and new, were there in front of me, all the way back to Luise Rainer and Mickey Rooney in the 30s. It was pure Old Hollywood magic. Since then, of course, quite a number have passed away but their work lives on - at least with me it does. Mind you, I was with a group of 25 year olds last week who had never heard of Barbra Streisand - and she is still working, appearing and performing!
Rest in peace, Olivia, and thanks for all the memories.
*How Ironic*
Olivia and Kirk sitting right next to one another. Both born in 1916 and both died in 2020.
Rest In Peace to them both.
That is extremely ironic.
R.I.P. MISS. OLIVIA deHavilland. A SUPERB ACTRESS OF THE GOLDEN ERA OF HOLLYWOOD. A LIFE OF ELEGANCE AND CLASS! 🙏 👼 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹
Both nominated in 1949
Luise Rainer died at 104 too. Who's the most senior now, Rita or Julie?
And to think they never made a movie together. At least, not that i know.
She's not just a legend, she's a LEGACY!!
I can tell she was a real lady class act. May she rest in peace.
Incredibly beautiful with a lovely voice
its sad to see so many who have shown their talents leave too soon, but being 104 years old got to be a gift from god to smell and breath the air a lot longer than most.
You made Gone With The Wind unforgettable, Olivia ma'am. Your classy and compassionate personality will always shine bright. Farewell precious 💖.
This is what Oscar’s should be. Class and elegance!
Olivia is what a movie star should be. Stylish, gracious, humble, down to earth.
praying she reaches her 103th year we're in 2019! this is it, July 1
She's officially reaches 100 years old now :-)
Kirk Douglas is also 100 btw!!
101th year incoming
it has arrived😄👏👍✌
Bayonettamachinekill she is an iconic lady !
Her voice alone was and is legendary. It was so comforting in gone with the wind it was so tragic in the Heiress and it is so warm and embracing in this little Oscar thing and it was basically amazing all the freaking time
Its amazing how quickly I put most of these classic movies to the back of my mind, age no doubt ! ..need to dig some of them out for a fresh watch..
Olivia de Havilland is an icon, she is a living legend, love her so much!!!
Hurray for Peter O’Toole! His speech that night was nothing short of perfection, just like his acting. Lawrence of Arabia, Becket, The Lion in Winter, Goodbye Mr. Chips, The Ruling Class, The Stunt Man, My Favorite Year, and Venus.
Legend.
I love how she didn't tell the audience, "No...please, stop...please don't." Get your flowers. ❤️🔥
Not arrogance, but rightful pride in herself and all the great work she did. Good for her.
And she is still with us and 103 years of age!
Happy 103rd Birthday Olivia. 1st July 2019.
They all had their own victorious moments.these are the bests from the Academy.i really appreciate these actors so much.
Now she is 104 and going strong. Gone With the Wind, I remember when it came to my home town for a showing. This well after 1939 but 1966 out on my first date with a drivers license. I doubt there will ever be a view as it is on the big screen. No large screen or surround sound system will beat that night. The theater was packed for close to 3 weeks every night. Her appearance in North & South was huge.
No disrespect, these are the all-time greats.
A true legend has passed away. Let us cherish Olivia de Havilland's memory. RIP
It was great seeing Theresa Wright (the very last one) in this. She was in so many great movies in the 1940s: Mrs. Miniver, Shadow of a Doubt, Best Years of our Lives, The Little Foxes, Pride of the Yankees...
Lynn Turman You're right.Theresa Wright is one of my all-time favorites. Such a natural actress, she made some great movies.
+Lynn Turman I loved her in all her movies-lovely lady as well.
+Lynn Turman YES! first saw her in shadow of a doubt gosh shes amazing!!
Teresa Wright does not have an "h" in her name, unlike Theresa May. Agree with you about all you say about her.
And don't forget, she was in "Somewhere in Time"
If I were on the Academy board of directors, I would be notifying each Oscar winner from now on that another such gathering would take place during the Centennial celebration in 2028, which is just 12 years away. With that much lead time, just imagine what kind of a gathering they could have!
This broadcast was amazing . . . presentation of past Oscar winners made me cry.
Happy 100th Birthday Olivia de Havilland 💖💖💖
life-and-music I forgot she was still alive
Muzik Queen yes! She is fine! She is 101 now!
WOW1!!!!!!!!
100 and filing lawsuits
God bless Olivia de Havilland!!!
I am a man I was born in 1976 I saw Olivie de Havilland for the first time in the movie Captain Blood from 1935. Her appearance in the film was not only the appearance of an excellent actress but also an amazing beautiful girl when she was 19 years old she was young and beautiful actually hypnotized me You can it was possible to fall in love with her without memory at first sight. This film, due to her amazing beauty, not only spiritual, but also beauty, was deep in the mine mind. As soon as the news of her death appeared, I immediately remembered her actor creation in this film. Olivio died for the world I can only write rest in peace for me and for many other fans who love your by film creations you will live forever and you will always remain in our memory Robert from Poland
July 26-2020 not only claimed Corona victims, Ennio Morricone, Kobe etc. But now, it also took the life of one of the last surviving Hollywood legends! RIP Olivia
I literally just rewatched Gone with the Wind, due to HBO Max's temporary removal, just a few weeks ago! I loved the movie, and my mom & family would always spend at least once a year rewatching the movie. And not lying, I literally dreamt last night about Gone with the wind, and to my surprise, this happened. It was a bit Ironic that she died in the movie, but was one of the last surviving Cast members til today. Rest in Peace de Havilland. Gone with the Wind will always be one of my most favorite movies, like One Flew over the cuckoo's nest, Lawrence of Arabia, bridge over the River Kwai, LOTR, Chinatown, etc. I may be 24 years old, but I really love classic and old films!
The loss of Morricone was a kick to my gut.
This was very emotional.
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A friend told me once "If you write Olivia she will write you back." Olivia was living in Paris but she would come back to the United States for visits and to make a new film and she would get her mail and she did answer it, wonderful, intelligent, charming, attentive letters. I was flabbergasted and I still have the letters 50 years later. Recently saw an interview with her and she is still the same intelligent, poised, perceptive, thoughtful Lady with an L she has always been.
Wayne Brasler how wonderful for you. She still retains much of her sweet beauty.
Wayne Brasler At the age of 102 do you think she will still do that? I know that her mind is still there, but I am not sure.
Thanks for sharing that story!
Thanks for sharing! I’m going to go slide into her DM’s, I mean write her a letter.
@@jamesmoyner7499 Right?! I was thinking, I'll write her a letter!
That was pretty epic. It wasn't that long ago but those stars, old and new, then are just better than what we have today.
Wow such a gathering of the best. Don't know what year this was, but don't think we'll ever see such a gathering like this again. Many of them are gone now as I write this in February 2021, but actors today need to look at this group. They earned it and live in our memories and hearts.
It's extraordinary that they were even able to assemble this group of past winners at the 2003 Oscars. I wish they would do this again, but I'm sure it would be very challenging.
She was Melanie of Gone With The Wind! I remember her face 'cause she was sooo beautiful by that time.
and she still is and her voice is still the same
rhea yeah.. I can't believe she survived all those years and as of today, she was one of the last stars of the Golden Hollywood Era.
rhea and most probably, the only living cast of Gone With The Wind..
Ann Rutherford left us in 2012, so I think you`re right. Olivia is the last remaining cast member.
leafyutube with the deaths of Alicia Rhett (India Wilkes) and Mary Anderson (Maybelle Merriwether) this year, only de Havilland (Melanie Wilkes) and Mickey Kuhn (Beau Wilkes) remain. Beau was Ashley and Melanie's son, so it's kinda sweet that mother and son are the last ones left.
Watching this clip has made me remember how happy going to the cinema made me over the years
Thank you so much
It's always nice when you come across gems like this. Cannot wait for Oscar 2019!
Watching this ion March 2, 2023 and I got goosebumps. What a combined legacy they leave behind.
Hello Carol how are you doing today?
Olivia was almost 90 here---Incredible !
Notice no crip notes in her hand and no self-serving warbling speech. She is sharp !
Bittersweet to see almost half the winners sitting are now gone...Carol how long have you been following Olivia? .
What a beautiful and very elegant lady she was....RIP Dame de Havilland
It's awesome how Olivia De Havilland was sitting next to Kirk Douglas who both turn 100 this year.
And to see Michael sitting next to his father ...
Good to see that Olivia de Havilland is 101 and well into her 102nd year. May she continue to thrive and bring us all good cheer from her being around.
Audrey Hepburn also. It´s a shame. She was the real thing!
Audrey Hepburn was gone at this time.
You all realize they’re in alphabetical order, right?
Catherine Zeta Jones is one of the nominees and winners. Who would of guessed she'd be playing Olivia de Havilland in Feud, 14 years later? And better yet, Olivia would still be alive at 100.
Hahaha.
@@murrayaronson3753 and Susan Sarandon and Kathy Bates were all there. Let's see. we have Bette Davis, Joan Blondell and Olivia DeHavilland up there already. It would have been a little awkward if Angelina Jolie showed up with Jon Voight sitting there. They've been estranged for years.
My moms favorite movie is GWTW. My siblings and I have gotten her lots of memorabilia over the years. I never understood as a child why she liked that movie so much. I was never into the “old” movies. As an adult, it has now become one of my favorite movies. Rest peacefully Miss Olivia.
How can you not love Julie Andrews? She's so adorable :)
Its Jovana Bitch if elegance was a person, she would be it.
she is bony PLAIN compared to Olivia. Julie came around about the time Hollywood lost its desire to cast beautiful women...in place of plain, homely girls without beautiful figures. You can hate my comment all you want, but you can't deny this fact. Julie was the start of an infatuation with girls who looked like boys!!!
QBAN2010 That's NOT a fact, it's your opinion and may I say it's a stupid opinion... If you think Julie is plain, then you might think the earth is flat too... Just because a girl is tomboy-ish, doesn't mean she isn't beautiful... Your comment just highlights your regressive mentality..
Kim
Julie seems to become even more beautiful with age! Love her :)
Crazy to think I got to see "Gone with the wind" up until yesterday. May she rest in peace. 104 years old! And what a life!
The amount of talent up there all sitting together is simply overwhelming.
Her voice is just audible honey. Happy birthday, Olivia.
Yep, she is 100 and lives in Paris, France, loves it and keeps herself busy and does not do interviews. Maybe she'll be like my mom, and makes it to 101!
Loved this! RIP to those who have passed … and thank you for entertaining us!
Happy 100th Olivia de Havilland!
She is gone with the wind. RIP Olivia De Havilland 🖤
Incredibly beautiful with a lovely voice
I met this woman in 1981 and let me tell you it is something I will never forget
Would love the Oscar’s to do this again and also would love them to have 5 past winners of each acting category or have a mixture of past winners and friends of the nominees present the award like they use to do
I hope they do something like this, or montages of the past winners in the categories❤
They will probably do this for the 100th anniversary…
Dustin looked like he didn’t like the admiration like he was uncomfortable. It’s always nice to see Mickey Rooney
Godspeed Olivia. Thank you for entertaining me and bringing joy to my life. Thank you for your fight and helping create "Havillands Law" Rest in Peace Beautiful Soul. All the best. Mitch 🙏 7-26-2020
Lets all Wish Miss .Olivia De Havilland a Happy 99th Birthday !
+Paul Barnhart Olivia de havilland is one of the best actresses of all time in my opnion!:)
Time to wish her a happy 100th now.
Happy 100th Birthday
101st birthday now!
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What an icon! Not only did De Havilland win two Oscars in the Best Actress and Supporting Actress categories, she co-starred with Gable and Vivien Leigh in Gone With The Wind; she co-starred with Errol Flynn in his best films: The Adventures Of Robin Hood, Captain Blood and They Died With Their Boots On; she co-starred with Clift and Richardson in Wyler's The Heiress and in The Snake Pit and in Light In The Piazza. She is now 98 years old and lives in Paris.
de Havilland's two Oscars are for Best Actress (THE HEIRESS, TO EACH HIS OWN); her only Supporting nomination was for GONE WITH THE WIND, but she lost that to co-star Hattie McDaniel.
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