"Anne Frank Remembered" winning Best Documentary Feature Oscar
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- Jon Blair, accompanied by Miep Gies, winning the Best Documentary Feature Oscar® for "Anne Frank Remembered." Presented by Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue at the 68th Academy Awards® in 1996.
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Miep Giess did a lot more than find the diary on the floor, she cared for the family for 2 years while they were in hiding. sacrificing every comfort she had to them, and risked her life everyday. she is my personal hero
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You should be aware that she did that with his HUSBAND and more people who helped.
She was ONE OF the heroes, not the only one.
@@skyh2394her husband
God bless you Miep, you saved the diary and gave the world a story, if it wasn't for you there would be no diary.
I still remember being so excited to see that tiny, courageous woman going up on stage (! 'Is it her?!, Is it Miep?!). She spoke English reasonably well, but preferred to speak either in Dutch or Grerman. I am very happy she got a well-deserved standing ovation.
I really don't know what people can have against Anne Frank or the diary that she wrote. She went through hell and suffered tremendously during her short life and she, her family and the helpers deserves all the respect in the world. Regarding the speech, I'm not sure if Miep wished to speak but I'm happy the documentary won and that Miep attended The Oscars.
You know, sadly there will be always bad people who want to hate good people
Deniers are EVERYWHERE.
@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697, and the deniers are stupid fools or they are deliberately and willfully ignorant. They are pathetic liars, and no one (with any credibility) respects them.
This brings tears to my eyes. It’s people like Miep Gies that the world needs more of.
An extraordinary woman, and so truly deserving of that standing ovation. Meip, we'll never forget you. RIP
This part really got to me. She was a true hero.
Miep Gies earned the respect and admiration of millions...but at a terrible, terrible price. She herself admitted that not a day go by that she do not think of Anne and the others from the Annexe.
I read her book, “Anne Frank Remembered.”
I don’t remember if she mentions when it started (maybe after she retired in the 1950’s), but she said every year, on August 4, she and jan would “act as though the day were not happening.”
She said she looks out a window all day, and he sits in a chair, with his back to the world, on purpose (probably because he and Bep were the only helpers who saw those in hiding being loaded on a truck).
She continued by saying then when they “felt the day was over,” they went back to a normal routine.
Anne did make it to Hollywood!! Her Story, and LIFE will NEVER be Forgotten. For those without the Humanity to appreciate it.
Remember, one day you may be in the same Situation. Then you will want Humanities Help. Will you deserve it!!
Thanks Miep Gies for helping hide them as much as you could. Thank you very much. You were a brave woman.
Miep was an angel. There was no other explanation.
Jon Blair's comments at the ceremony and below are most appropriate and showed both respect and kindness for Miep Gies.
R.I.P. Miep Gies. Your simple action saved history & taught generations. Thank You!
It was not a simple action. I"m from the Netherlands, and I know that this woman risked her life helping Anne Frank and the others who lived with her in those tiny, silent rooms filled with fear during those war year. She risked her life doing this. Had she been betrayed she would have been killed or been transported to a concentration camp. This woman didn't do just something simple. For years she gave food, books, newspapers, some comfort and love to these people. There was nothing simple about what she did.
@@normadesmond6017 Wow, you really read too hard into the word "simple." Since you're confused by how I worded it, I'll explain what I meant. When I say simple, I mean the act of hiding them in the attic. It wasn't a grandiose scheme & it give buy them a lot of time. I'm well aware of the danger & what would happen if they got caught. It's just sad things ended the way they did.
Maybe it is time, nearly 20 years after the event, for me to set the record straight. Yes, I did stop Miep from speaking because I had been warned that our maximum time at the microphone before the band played us off was about 45 seconds. Miep knew this in advance of coming and agreed that I should do the talking but seemed suddenly as if she now wanted to say something. On the spur of the moment I did in fact say "you don't need to talk" but I was instinctively determined not to see her embarrassed by being drowned by the band mid sentence which I thought would be humiliating and quite appalling. Did I do the right thing....who know, but certainly she seemed to show no resentment to me afterwards. And as one of the commentators here says, I not only paid tribute to her for heroism but the entire audience rose to their feet to applaud her. And as for Mr Teakesn's comment below, perhaps he would benefit from actually watching my film before being so free with his criticism. He might then recognise that his comments are not only offensive but also inaccurate and ill founded given the message of the film.
Mr Blair, you made the absolutely correct decision. Ms Gies presence at the podium spoke volumes. Words were not necessary. The warm, respectful reception she received did not require a response. So much was conveyed without speech. Bravo and congratulations on your triumph at The Academy Awards and my thanks for your wonderful documentary.
Jon Blair u
Jon Blair I #StandWithJon !!! Let's go!!!! Woo!!! Let's fight the trolls.
Well said.
We understand the time constraints Jon Blair . Naysayers need not reply . Yes it would've appalling and embarrassing for the band to cut her off mid- sentence and that's exactly what would've happened. There is only so much time allowed for speeches . The fact that she's there standing with you says everything .
This woman is a hero. She helped Anne Frank and the people who lived with her in those tiny, silent rooms during the war, all alone, and she risked her life giving them food, books, some comfort and love. Had she been betrayed or found out, she would have been executed or transported into a concentration camp. This woman risked everything she had for the people in those rooms. And when they were betrayed and transported she found Anne's diary and gave a face to the horror. What she did and what risked she is beyond heroic.I'm Dutch and in the Netherlands the name Miep Gies will never be forgotten.
amazing person Miep... RIP... have good time in heaven with Anne Frank and her family...
Miep, thank you for sharing Anne's story. If she was there I'm sure she would've loved seeing all the movie stars!!!
well, I think she would have been happy to have lived byeond 16 more then seeing Brad Pitt.
Jon Blair you are to be lauded for making the film . I watched with tears in my eyes that night seeing Miep Gies honored with you . Bless her heart for her heroism along with so many others who risked everything . Thank you for having her there with you . She is someone I would've loved to have met in person
Anyone who's ever watched the Academy Awards and said that "minor" categories such as this one shouldn't be included in the telecast (or included in the awards at all) should watch this clip. May she and Anne both rest in peace.
Her English is actually pretty good. With all she did in her life I think she could have spoken volumes in that 30 seconds. Just my opinion.
Miep did much more than just save the diary. Her sacrifices and bravery deserves applause.
She should have been able to speak - it seems he says to her "you don't need to speak" and should've been presenter not only as the founder of the diary but mainly as one of the helpers during those dark days of nazi occupation. That's for her help and support - also putting her life at unimaginable risk - that she is praised and remember. A truly Righteous Among the Nations. RIP Miep.
I think he just didn't want to put her under pressure to speak, as her English wasn't that good. But she was a truly inspirational women and a real heroine, and she deserved every accolade and recognition that she received.
Miep Gies knocks the air out of so many over puffed egos just by showing her face.
I wish she'd been given a chance to say something. If the orchestra had started to play her off - there would have been a riot. This is a woman that has been a hero to me since I was 9 years old. God bless her - her courage and humanity are extraordinary. I'm still in awe.
Miep itself remained modest, in all humility. A human woman. rip
Yes, I agree with what he said, Miep was a true hero. Not only for saving the diary for Otto, but for risking her own life for 2 years taking care of them. Sleep with the Angels, dear lady! 🌹
She actually spoke very well English. There are English interviews on UA-cam of her.
Just finished reading the book written by Miep Gies about the events of Anne Frank. She did SO much to help people during the atrocities of WW2. A true unsung hero.
Thank you Miep Gies !
🙏⚘❤Thank you so much Miep Giess for showing the world the true love of fellow human beings and bravery.
May God keep you in eternal love and peace that you and your husband deserve.
Not this almost putting me into tears for some reason…. she deserved so much more than that standing ovation. If there were more people like her the world would be such a better place.
R.I.P. Miep,
thanks for keeping the memory of Anne Frank alive
The only reason I didn't like it was because it appeared Miep Gies wasn't allowed to speak. The man accepting tells her .."you don't have to" but it certainly looked like she was willing and able to say something. A shame with such a vast audience, probably the only one with anything really important to say, didn't even get a chance to say what her thought were.
Love Miep a person for the ages Love Her
she's so humble
Through Miep, Anne made it to Hollywood.
o please...... Miep gave those people food, information, comfort, love. Do you really think that Hollywood mattered during a world war?
@@normadesmond6017 anne dreamed of making it to Hollywood and mentions this in her diary
@@bookishlycaitz1914 I'm sure she dreamed about it because she was a teenager. But I'm sure that that wasn't the first thing on her mind during her time in the war trying to survive.
@@normadesmond6017 obvs not but it was one of the things and the comment above is right in a wierd and sad way she did make it to hollywood. She also wrote how sh wanted go go on living even after she had died which also came true through her diary. The comment above didnt mean anything bad it was one of her dreams and interests she thought about.
She’s a true hero fasho
She spoke well enough in the Documentary and it's it not like they subtitled her. They could have quite easily.
She must’ve been having stage fright but she got a well deserved standing ovation
whoa! the crowd was going wild!
Poor Anne....she deserves this award!
She was 16 years old when she died during the death march. She, like all of the other victims of the second world war (as in all the other wars) deserved a lot more then just an award.
Anne Frank Remembered is a great documentary feature.
I cry each time I watch this.
I recently watched Anne Frank Remembered in Dutch - the language Anne wrote in. ❤️
She is an amazing angelic gifted human
She was the perfect example of You can alive even after your death... #Annefrank
Mr. Blair said it all in his last sentence.
R.I.P. Miep Gies :)
@nandesneto The diary has been thoroughly tested by almost every conceivable analyst for handwriting comparisons, stylistic writing, and the materials that were available at the time. The Diary has been conclusively proven to NOT be a hoax. To say it is a hoax is like saying the dinosaurs didn't exist. Narrow-minded pendejo.
@Javier636 I believe that Miep was extremely uncomfortable speaking in English. Also I believe that she was always uncomfortable with her celebrity. It was kind of Mr. Blair to include her in his acceptance of the Oscar.
Miep giess you are a real hero ❤️❤️❤️❤️😘💖❤️ greaty dear .. Love 💕 you
Miep Gies , your a all time hero ! I am proud you where Dutch.
In my opinion they should have let her speak it looks like she wanted to so ignorant of him to not let her what was the point having her there what a shame for her he received the award and got to speak but she did the work of starting this whole story off without her this award wouldn’t of happened
He said "you don't need to speak because she knew virtually no English and you 30 seconds for an acceptance speech.
Miep Gies didn't only found the diary. She risked her life for three years every day to collect food for all the people that where hiding in the house. it,s very strange and a shame that the man next to Miep does not mention this.
they only had two and a half minutes for the acceptance speech.
Erm, no.
Not three years.
About 25 months.
R.I.P. Miep Gies
Tears...
@646guy I agree - maybe she might have taught those people something. But then that meant they'd actually have to listen and not just hear what they WANT to hear. God bless Miep and her husband and all those true Christians who tried and sometimes succeeded in helping our Jewish bretheren. They are true heroes.
RIP Miep Gies!
I wish she spoke.
She should get an award not you she survived the unthinkable
You dont have to speak ?? that would have been the best moment of the evening if Miep had.
YAY! Go Anne Frank Remembered!
RIP Miep Gies.
I think he realized that it would be hard for her, since she knows (knew?) very little English (as far as I know), and no matter how long it's been, it must still bring back horrid memories.
@nycflixchick I can't believe he told her she didn't need to speak. If anything she's THE person who should speak.
Rest In Piece Miep
MIEP GIES WE LOVE YOU!!!!!!!♥
miep gies's karma is what kept her alive for 100 years. what a brave woman.
Jon Blair looks like he's about to cry!
R.I.P Miep.
@Javier636 I agree that the world needs to hear from, not a hero, but a SUPER hero like Ms. Giess. I also agree that it would have been great for her to have said a few words. I do not think that Mr. Blair was to blame. Why don't we both attempt to write to Mr. Blair and ask him? I am sure that there is a good reason why he told her that she didn't" have to say anything". In the documentary, it is clear that she struggles with English. Maybe that is why he did what he did.
she seemed like she wanted to speak....
Que triste que Ana no vivio para verlo
I think you're thinking of "One Survivor Remembers" about Gerda Weissmann Klein and which won for Best Documentary Short Subject that same evening. The filmmaker Kary Antholis gave her the podium after she won. She did get to speak, went over the time limit, wasn't cut off, and pretty much brought the audience to tears. This Jon Blair idiot should've done the same for Miep. Bastard.
Does anyone know if this Oscar is displayed somewhere? The one Shelley Winters won is displayed at the Anne Frank House but I have no information on this one.
It's in his house
私の尊敬する人。ミープとその夫ヤン。from🇯🇵
@Tony63909 Dear Tony: As I said: Mr. Blair was was concerned more with his time than to let her speak a few word. Also as I sad in my first comment to wich you kindly replied: We would've loved to hear her say something "Even if she had spoken a foreing lenguage and not english",so her struggling with english I find that not an excuse for Mr. Blair or anyone else.If you looked CLOSELY at HER during the presentation, for a brief second she even placed her hands on the pedestal attempting to speak
@Tony63909 Dear Tony, I do not think so. 2 things, look at the video closely again:
1.-) Miss Miep tried to approach the microphone as if wanting to say something.
2.-) Mr. Blair was quick in letting her know she didn't have to say anything. My presumption is because there are people signaling them to wrap it up. I still think it was unpolite not to have let her say a couple words. The world need to hear from these heroes, it would have been so refreshing to hear Miss Miep say something.
This was from the 1996 Oscars ceremony.
A documentary about Citizen Kane was nominated. Hope more movies about movies get nominated for Best Documentary Feature
And an Anne Frank documentary won. Too bad the Holocaust documentaries A Film Unfinished and Final Account didn’t get nominated. They should have
Maybe next time a documentary about the Holocaust would win again. And it would be better if the documentary was in German, Polish, Hungarian, Hebrew, Dutch, Italian, or even in French. That would be the first non English language documentary to win Best Documentary Feature and the second Documentary about the Holocaust to win Best Documentary Feature
Frank And Ollie should have been nominated
It should have been acknowledged that she not only Hid Anne but her Family and The Van Daan Family as well as Mr. Dussell.
The Van Pels not the Van Daan.
Additionally, during that entire time, Miep and her husband were secretly hiding a male teenage Jew in her own home. She never told the Franks or the others about it. The theory was, “the less one knows, the less danger they are in.”
@@williamsalters156Amen, I wished that Miep had been able to speak. I read Anne's Diary, then Miep's Book, then the TV Movie with Mary Steenbergen now I am watching the Miniseries on National Geographic. She outlived everyone including her Husband Jan/Henk.
Miep
Annelie ❤️👏
All those frigging phonies in the audience. Especially those in the front rows, knew the cameras were on them and do they put on their serious face forward! Miep was too classy to be with the likes of them.
Sueño cumplido así sea Póstumo pero sueño al fin y al cabo
i love the oscars !
It sounded like he said "You don't get to speak".
excellent film
Who else came here from Flash Thrive's DCOM video?
I think the man by telling this wonderful woman Miep Gies "You don't need to speak" when he introduced her, was rude and unpolite and made us all miss a wonderful opportunity to actually hear words from a HERO of humanity. Even if she had spoken a foreing lenguage and not english
i wish even it was in german or other language...she was able to say something, but he was being considerate of her!
I would've given it to FIDDLEFEST. Very inspiring story.
I’ve seen both.
I respectfully disagree.
why did he tell her not to speck she looked like she wanted to. Anne Frank ur famuse look at this u made it to hollywood amen
Yes, but her diary is never fully released. We always got a book editted by her father.
No, he clearly tells her "You don't need to speak," and her response is, "No?" As if to say, "Okay, I won't then."
@646guy
Her being there was powerful enough.
did you see gwenth and brad together? love the anne frank book
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