Halle Berry Wins Best Actress: 74th Oscars (2002)
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- Halle Berry wins the Oscar for Best Actress for Monster's Ball at the 74th Academy Awards.
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Halle Berry Wins Best Actress: 74th Oscars (2002)
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people just don't understand how this moment change history and what door she open. That's why she was so emotional.
Can you please explain
@@aysezolrushe was the first black woman to win for best actress
@@illanifletcher4306 I searched but it says Hattie Mcdaniel?
@@aysezolruHattie mcdaniel won supporting actress halle berry won best actress
Over 17 black folk have won an acting Oscar. She is the only one to literally have a nervous breakdown on stage. I found it painful to watch. She coo coo..
Who's in 2024
we're studying this in english class for GCSE coursework in my school rn haha
Here 🙌
me
Here, that raw emotion brought tears to my eyes
Me, April 2024😊
What’s beautiful about this clip that I’m now realizing years later after rewatching a million times…is she’s pointing to Denzel Washington. Denzel also took home Best Male Actor that night; first time in history that two Black Actors won in their respective leading category. It’s almost as if they were the only two in the room… acknowledging the historical moment, sacrifices, and struggles they’ve endured to get there. And for a moment they weep.
@@kelia93Sidney Poitier got a special Oscar achievement award that night to top things off
Denzel was a last minute frontrunner surge after Russell Crowe's nasty incident at the BAFTA's during final voting week.
@@Dan2xGalicia-cb2tf that's why RUSSELL looked so upset
@@iswearimcreativeproduction7604 he knew he's not winning
She is pointing to her agent who is standing next to Nicole Kidman.
Finally, comments are on.
So proud of Halle, waiting to see her next nomination ❤
She was very emotional !
Such a HISTORICAL MOMENT! I still tear up watching and remembering this night!
🙏🏾💜
Everytime I watch this I cry
Nicole's reaction to Halle's emotion is beautiful
Yes it was !!!
she almost cried(((
This is certainly one of the most triumphant moments in the history of the Oscar’s. Her acceptance speech was so emotional, unplanned/not rehearsed and natural. It was a long time coming for black women. Well done Queen Halle. Watching this clip 22 years later and seeing how far ‘we’ have come in breaking barriers, I cried all over again.
Russell Crowe, what a gentleman....he saw her being overwhelmed and took her in his arms and you could feel him giving her words of encouragement and support I promise you that's what he said....love that
@@traceykeegan4203Crowe was actually odds on fav that year to repeat another Oscar win for "Beautiful Mind", he won all the precursor industry awards incl Golden Globe, SAG, BAFTA.
But at the BAFTA in London he got into a scuffle w the British media and he almost punched them out.
The incident made all the news outlets and Crowe was suddenly the odd man out.
Not that Denzel didn't deserve his Oscar, but Crowe was widely expected to repeat.
Crowe has no one to blame but himself
@@shihlin1 totally unrelated to my comment. I'm confused, he was a gentleman to her. That's all I was talking about period.
I was Soooooo rooting for her, and was so happy she won
Her speech is just the best! History making legend
I go back to this scene on a regular basis .It is beautiful.
She deserve this win. That movie made me cry and so many ways. It was a brilliant performance all around and let's just be honest, who doesn't love Halle Berry?
True Dat! Very emotional moment ❤
I think people at the time read this as just her being emotional and not her feeling the weight of this moment. A door was opened but we’re still waiting for someone to walk through it.
Even tho ppl were predicting Halle would win, she didn't give herself much of a chance.
Sissy Spacek had won all the precursor awards until SAG award when Halle pulled out a win.
And Nicole was coming on strong during the last week or two of Oscar voting according to anonymous Academy voters.
Halle is nothing but Pure Raw Emotions here but she composes herself to tick off important ppl in her speech.
Look how Nicole and Renee are visibly moved by Halle's raw emotions.
In a way many moviegoers are still waiting for Halle to find another project as strong as Monsters Ball cuz it just hasn't happened
Halle Berry won National Board of Review's Best Actress that year. That can usually be a strong indication of who will win the Oscar that year.
This must have been the best feeling
I tell you 😮
2:53 he wanted to cry so bad😂
He was cheating on her during this time too!!! I bet his ass wanted to cry 😂
@@KalinaKunt he was so wrong for that😂
Who’s here bc of the Cleveland show?
I ALWAYS cry when I watch this...😢❤
Me too...
So much fun was made of her for this reaction and that says it all. No one would truly understand what this huge occasion and award meant for her and for history, that is a huge thing to take in.
I didn’t know people made fun of this when Eric Bennett was cheating on her at the time so this award was shocking to her while she was going through a big heartbreak
the dress and that hair 🔥🔥
The Best!
Dame Judi dench got out her seat to give her a standing ovation
A very unforgettable and iconic moment. Halle Berry became a global superstar after that night.
I remember this moment. It means so much now. Especially her speech. Love her❤
I feel that this is the most real reaction when someone wons an award.😢😢😢
If I ever need a good cry, I watch Halle Berry winning at the Oscars. She is so overcome with disbelief and joy, she doesn’t know what to do! She was so overwhelmed by the moment, her whole body was trembling…. My favorite Oscar moment of all time! ❤️🫵🏽
Halle you have me in tears lve you Halle berry
She was going through a heartbreak too cus Eric had been cheating on her & during the speech not only was she shocked & appreciative she was hurt 💔
In her interview with Oprah said she didn't know he was cheating on her at the time. It was 10 days after this night that she found out 💔
I saw this live back in the day and had no idea of the significance for being too little, but watching it now, isn’t it amazing the she won in a nominated group of Unitedstatian, British and Australian white women? Wow.
Sissy Spacek, Nicole Kidman, Renee Zellwegger and Judi Dench. It was not a game. Halle it was your time, and when God declares it there is nothing anyone can do 😮
love how she looks terrified when they announce
She was so filled with hope that the door had been opened that night. I can only imagine how she must feel today.
0:08 Here comes the music called; “Broken Up and Blue” by Red Meat.
She is beautiful and very talented super star,
Sissy Spacek was odds-on favorite to win w Nicole as alternate.
Spacek cleaned up the precursor industry awards except SAG award which Halle won.
According to anonymous voting members of the Academy, Kidman (Moulin Rouge) made a lot of inroads during the last two weeks of voting, but wasn't enuff to overtake Berry.
It was meant to be Halle's time
A moment in history. Her pride is so infectious and inspiring. What a woman! ❤😊
They opened and closed the door that same night 😂
Until last year when Michelle Yeoh kicked the door off it's hinges.
Nope still one door each
Why are you laughing? And also 10 black women have won the oscar....
@@PoliticalPolly1 The door Halle Berry is talking about is winning the Oscar for Best Actress. She is the ONLY black woman to have won an Oscar for Best Actress. Those other ten women won an Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. The door does seem to be closed again. 😕
@@PoliticalPolly1 Lead baby, keep up 😂
This still makes me cry 2024 the tears are rolling . 4:18
When Reneé won her 2003 oscar, they have all became oscars winners. Wow
Well Deserved win!!
Make me feelllll good 😂😂😂😂
She is the first and only. Now she is upset that no other black actress followed her after that. In the Leading category.😢
I am so glad she won.
Such an iconic moment
Excited is one thing. She literally had a nervous breakdown on stage. I found it painful to watch. I knew then that she was a few donuts short of a dozen.
Ur MOTHER is Siiickk
Halle Berry: Oh my god! Oh my god! Oh my god!
Glenn Close: Enemy... Enemy... Any... EMMY!
So so deserved!!!
Her Last Scene in Monsters Ball…Those eyes😳😳😳
the best of the nomines!,no doubt
Being the first black woman to win that award i can easily understand why she was so overwhelmed by emotion. She was probably convinced she wasn't going to win.
Glenn Close spoke every shit besides from the fact that, halle berry is the first woman of colour to win this category 😂
I always knew Halle was capable of giving a great performance if given the right material and opportunity.
I saw her in this lil seen movie called "Losing Isaiah" in 1995? acting alongside Jessica Lange, and Lange is no slouch in the acting dept, but Halle holds her own in every scene that really blew my mind she was capable of pulling off a performance like that.
Fortunately Monsters Ball gave her another chance to be seen and heard by everyone and she took it
Losing Isaiah brings me to tears every single time. Fabulous performances from all cast including Isaiah.
@@jaradaniels9289That really was a much better movie than expected.
People hated the ending, but it was a realistic ending as both sides need time to figure out a solution
I love how all of the nominees were happy for halle.
Thank god Sidney Poitier was alive to see this moment by himself.
here because of Cleveland Brown
Nicole Kidman should've won for Moulin Rouge. She was robbed.
Я не знаю английский,но плачу с ней,каждый раз,когда смотрю это!!!
Her husband feeling so guilty sitting there knowing what he was doing
Why I’m crying . This is my first time seeing this. WOW and this the first black women to win best actress
the audience looks touch by her speech. and they all gave her a standing ovation
Congrats to Halle for this, a huge achievement but, this clip cracks me up so much, the announcer had me rolling around in tears
''Enemy-
ENEMY-
ANY-
EEMMMYYYY-Award winning performance...''
Is it really that hard to pronounce? LOL
the funny thing is that announcer is glenn close
That was glen close. 2:05
@@grant1088that seems to me much like Hellen Mirren
Wait how is this comment 15 yrs ago when this clip was uploaded 9 yrs ago
Enemy... enemy... EMMMY! Loved that.
that was the most heartfelt, honest acceptance speech in awards history! That shit made me cry! HISTORY WAS MADE AT THAT MOMENT
me too, actually...watching now...and tears are flowing...
This is a memorable moment in the Oscar history... Im so proud of her still.
probably the longest speech ever seen at the oscars, but shes such a cutie and ... ah, makes my heart cry... so happy for her!
That speech was so long because a person of color had not won best actress ever ever ever that was a historical moment .
1:18 Ememy, enemy, any EMY! hahahaha. funny
I had always thought those were pre-recorded
did you watch the last scene. she conveyed so much without saying a word. totally deserved the award.
wow....
just seeing her react like that makes me wanna cry too o-o
She is so beautiful, like hearing an angel speaking. She totally deserved that award, god bless her.
"This is the first Oscar for Halle Berry. She got raved reviews from her 1999 Enemy...Emeny...Enny...Emmy!! Award winning performance in the Lead and Introducing Dorothy Dandrich.
-Love how she kept messing up on the words!
Halle Berry's dress is beautiful, it's one of my favourites.
I agree with you 100%...
I can't believe people are sitting here making jokes and saying it's fake. This little speech has me in tears at this very moment.. I was literally crying because I could feel every emotion she wanted to express.
Wow.She sure was emotional.Beautiful.Classy.Talented.
Halle is a wonderful actress, she definatly deserved the oscar awards. That speech she made was so wonderful and beautiful.
Very moving... but her face at 1:00... is absolutely hilarious.
This is the most touching moment of success. I cried watching this video. I love Halle
OMG I cant believe I'm actually tearing up, that was truly heart felt...
her face at the beginning was so funny hehe! she must've been in shock.
Watch her Razzie Award speech, she really makes fun of herself! Love this girl.
How can anyone doubt her acting ability after seeing this? 5 stars.
Oh yes. I remember this.
I watched this live-I stayed up all night (I'm from germany) and I soooo wanted Nicole Kidman to win this Oscar.
Oh, my. This brought tears to my eyes. I was literally crying.
Groundbreaking moment indeed.
Haters gonna always hate, she was very emotional and she have DAMN RIGHT to be, first African American woman to win an Oscar for Lead Actress, for not having anything written down and her overwhelmness she did an EXCELLENT job, i particularly LOVE how she mentioned other african american women actresses, Jada, Angela and Vivica, who im sure were very surprised and honored that she even mentioned their names...................so yall can hate all yall want to, HALLE IS THE SHIT!!!!!!!POINT BLANK
Sent chills down my body!!!
You feel her passion and how she finally broke the barrier!!!
GREAT SPEECH!!
You go Halle!!!!!!
amazing how she pulled it all together when it was time for props.
"enemy awar.., enemy, eny, eMMy" lmao!
Actually, Hattie McDaniel did make a little "drama" about it when she won her oscar. It was a big deal then, and it is now. There have only been three black females to win acting Oscars in 81 years, and the first two to win, McDaniel and Whoopi Goldberg were both for supporting roles. Anyway, Hattie, in her emotional speech said that she hoped that she'd be "a credit to her race."
It's remarkable to see people who's very job it is to be both graceful and composed reduced to moments of raw emotion beyond the professional confines of etiquette and decorum.
I just don't think some of you guys understand how hard and long she worked for that award!! She was a little over the top but if I worked my butt off for almost 20 years and got no recognition for it just because of my skin color! I would be screaming to once I finally got it and she deserves many more because she is a talented faithful actress. That speech should go down in history!!
Halle wanted to be taken seriously as an actress cuz all ppl could talk abt were her looks.
So finally.
Note tho the part was first offered to Angela Basset who rejected it bc of the nudity involved
lol
"Enemy, Enne, emm- EMMY AWARDS.." xD
3.29, lol at the guy smirking in the background.
an amazing actress
so beautiful inside and out
she deserves that oscar!
I wish it was an Oscar for Dorothy Dandridge. I thought Halle was too worthy to do Monsters Ball & even too pretty to be just another bond girl. The woman is a gentle diamond (Im straight). Anyhow I am happy for her winnings & she is very bold to cry like that for the world to see.
I'll also agree with others about Angela Basset & Laurence Fishburne not getting an Oscar for what's love got to do with it. But I am not going to take it out on Halle.
God Bless all.
I was waiting for her to bring up the color of her skin.... what a surprise!
I Love Halle Berry ever since that Queen Mini series. I didn't like her in X-men 1, but she grew on the sequels. Long Live Storm.
yeah!! thats y shes so emotional. i cry every time i watch this
such a moment for her and African American women!!
this was a great speech!!!!
That dress is BEAUTIFUL.
CONGRATS FOR HER!!! thats real emotion. :)
shes so beautiful :)
Wow.. you said perfectly.. they just don't understand what that moment meant.. it almost brings me to tears when i look at it know.. brilliant thank you!
What the heck? This video was uploaded 9 years ago but this comment is 14 y.o
Angela Basset should've won an Osacr for playing Tina Turner. Period. They can say whatever they like but Black people know, Angela Basset is the Best Black actress in the past 100 years. She played Tina Turner, ,Ms Jackson,Voletta Wallace, Stella, and I don't even remember any nude scenes, just very believable roles.Things a black father can show his daughter.
You obviously don't realize the power of the moment that comes from knowing the degrading history we've experienced or the sustaining legacy of those who overcome (so many I thought of as she mentioned those she could remember): Fredi Washington, Ethel Waters, Ethel Meyer, Beah Richards, Abbey Lincoln, Juanita Hall, Diane Sands...so many WONDERFUL actresses from even CLASSIC films, unrecognized...! ):(( I cried with her.
This was such a powerful moment!
@ 2:48-2:49 she got so caught up in the emotion she forgot it's "fought every fight," not "fought every fought"