Jane Fonda winning Best Actress | 51st Oscars (1979)
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- Richard Dreyfuss and Shirley MacLaine presenting Jane Fonda with the Oscar® for Best Actress for her performance in "Coming Home" at the 51st Academy Awards® in 1979. Introduced by Johnny Carson.
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Trivia: Jane asked the Academy president they could close caption the ceremony(He said no) it's why Jane used sign language. so The Academy not just has a history of being cruel to performers of color, but also those with disabilites. Bravo Jane you're not just awesome you're a hero
At least they have one deaf winner, but I get what you mean.
she's a virtue signalling hypocrite and a nut case
Bigoted against gay people too!
There's so much wrong with hollywood. The people are overlooked for their crimes (sexual assault, rape, racism and homophobia only to name a few) and congratulated on such arbitrary and simple things. They think of it as a sign that they can continue with what they doing, and they can "apologise" when it gets bad because their reputation as a celebrity can't be lost no matter how many people speak against them. It's toxic, shameful and absolutely horrific.
Jane Fonda is one of the rare unproblematic, talented queens of hollywood. Everything from her acting career to here legendary workout videos to her activism for climate change is out of genuine concern and care and pure talent. She uses her fame and publicity for something good, and that should be recognised and awarded, since it's sadly such a rarity. 🧡
@Trevor Sedis Why would you comment something so disgusting
Jane Fonda: this woman has more guts, talent and brains in her index finger than many many people have in their entire lived lives. She takes my breath away because she is stellar.
We really need to get you out more
One of the best speeches at the oscars
I just watched this, and it probably rates in my opinion, as the best so far by any actress in our recent cultural history. I should correct that. And agree, one of the best by any actor I've seen deliver a speech at the Oscars; regardless of gender. 👏🏻
Somclassy.
Great speech but Jane Fonda didn't deserve to win.
Lol best speech ever at an award show was Ricky Gervais last golden globes. Here is an idea worship someone real or Jesus. Faw ing over someone who can't play make believe.
@@vegasbrit9440 you're what 20? Lol
How cool is it that she used sign language!!!!
it was a nice thing to do i guess, but really not all that cool. i mean that shit really wasn't all that hot on the streets back then, hell not even hot on the streets now!
Maybe she should have arranged to have closed-captioning forced on the screen during her speech.
Helena Jes Starzak
I have to hand it to her
Helena Jes Starzak
I've got sign language for Jane - Its the middle finger up her ass !
I took sign language classes in college and very much enjoyed it. So seeing her use it, along with many other individuals, is just fabulous! :)
her signing was legit. Coming Home was a very important film
whats so important about a cheating wife?
desertdispatch coming home it is important because representates how the damn vietnam war ruin the life of wives, soldiers, and a lot more americans.
I thought it was kinda dumb but I'm an ass.
They gave the Oscar to a commie. Do some history research on that bitch.
@@todd4335 She’s a hero
She really is unusual among the Hollywood crowd. She speaks with conviction from the heart and not just empty words. It’s been said so much it feels hollow . But she is wise, noble , beautiful and has a voice of a mother or teacher that makes you want just love doing what’s right to please her. Conviction mixed with maternal kindness is a potent force.
WHAT an group of first rate actresses - Ingrid Bergman, Jill Clayburgh, Ellen Burstyn, Geraldine Page AND Jane Fonda. Every one of them a legend
But Jane Fonda so deserved to win this one.
They all may be legends NOW, but back then Ellen Burstyn's nod seemed out of place for a film that's actually a teensy bit terrible. Liv Ullman, even then a legend, in 'Autumn Sonata' would have been a far better choice.
@@particleboy3584 they both deserved it but only one Oscar.
this woman is unbelieavable: strong, beautiful, smart and shining. Also, Shirley is always hilarious on the stage...!
and a traitor...don't forget that
what does my comment have to do with yours
@bert smith aparantly you are unfamilure with her stunt during the vietnam war era.. by all means look it up. and im not the only one that feels that way
@bert smith you asked me to explain why shes a traitor well whats the confusion of why many many feel shes a traitor??... saying "oops" doesnt always make it all better. this wasnt accidental it was deliberate...and i am only one of many that feel that way
Lydia D C and off it. She’s bonkers but she’s given some great performances
One of the best speeches ever at the oscars. Jane Fonda is just flawless and a true legend. Loved every performance of her especially Klute and They Shoot Horses Don't They
she is absolutely stunning, this is a wow dress!
She's fabulous. :-)
Charlie Kaine you should try her workout videos; no wonder she has such a lean and stunning physique and pulls that dress off magically! Love her 💚
And so natural, No jewelry. She did not need it. Jane was never into a lot of jewelry I heard.
Coming home is one of the most underrated film i've ever seen. Jane,you're a legend.
+1997residente
Underrated? It was overrated as hell. Take Jon Voigt and Bruce Dern out of it, and you don't have a movie. Disabled veterans deserve something better than schmaltz.
TheChannel.TV You are not in touch with reality whatsoever if you think Comming Home was overrated. You ard wat too used to "dick flick" movies.
Three Academy Awards, six Academy nominations, best actor award at Cannes, huge box office in 1978, and you call it "underrated"? I think the word "underrated" is the most overrated and overused word on youtube.
Alan Actually no it isn’t, “overrated” is the most annoying and most used word on UA-cam.
scifinerd17 True man, I don't understand the fascination with the term "overrated" nowadays..
I saw her once in traffic. I was tired--I hadn't slept in 36 hours--and I was making my way too slowly crossing the street as I saw a car in my periphery waiting to make a left in Westwood. I picked up my pace as I glanced at the driver...couple steps, and then I did the biggest double take of my life. She gave me the biggest smile. Cute
If I saw her smile at me, I'd have rubbed my hairy 🍖 meat right there & then.
This is without any doubt the best speech ever so confident , honest and pure
siddharth nagar I love Jane. I think she’s one of the most intelligent, talented, and fascinating people around:
Yes it was. I don't agree with her social& political views. But that doesn't stop me from being a fan of her amazing, enjoyable acting.👍😎
The most spectacular acceptance speech OF ALL TIME! Incredibly warm and beautiful and it came from her heart.
A true celebrity who has used (is using and I'm sure will continue using) her privilege for the topics that matter. Disabled people in 1979, climate change in 2019, and many more between... Love you Jane.
Thd betrayal of American soldiers in Vietnam. You left that accolade out.
👆👆👆Old AF
Get over that already man blame the government for sending kids to a war they shouldn't have been in
@@cliffbrown1798 agreed
Jane Fonda, like her father, Henry Fonda, always demonstrated the most perfect diction.......every word they spoke always so clearly understood.
What a great speech.. So honest and from the heart.. Coming Home was such an important film, Ms Fonda was right to be so pleased with her shared accomplishment.. Regal woman..
Her use of sign language is excellent!!! :)
It was about her not for anyone else. She is the most self-absorbed person. A fraud and lunatic crazy woman.
She’s so articulate, intelligent and beautiful. And I love how she wanted to do a movie of substance.
Shirley's reaction was priceless. Lover her... And Jane. Whenever she talks and gives speeches, always with depth and with heartfelt dialogue.. Even up to this day at age 83... Go Jane!
Another nur case.
Here acknowledging the sign language was really cool and amazing of her
Her son, that little boy that smiles in the end that she thanks is now the grown up Troy Garity who had roles in the two Barbershop movies and the two HBO TV series Boss and Ballers.
My goodness! Jane Fonda is resplendently beautiful here, receiving a well-deserved Academy Award while promoting respect for the rights of handicapped people and veterans at the same time. Congratulations, Jane ✨Yes, you’re a star ⭐️
What a lady! She is still gorgeous today
modarXmodar She's a damn traitor Hanoi Jane have you forgotten? 🇺🇸MAGA🇺🇸
Gomez Salvatore Oh please.. The world doesn't revolve around America..
@@gomezsalvatore2607 Lol Americans are saint as if. Because when we needed help it was Russia not America. You people need to stop giving importance to yourself.
you mean that traitor bitch
she is a piece of shit that needs to be hung.
One of the great acceptance speeches in Oscar history. And she looks incredible.
It is always a pleasure for me to listen Jane Fonda. My mother language is not english and I try everyday to learn new vocabulary and have a better pronunciation and in that instance Jane Fonda has helped me so much, because her english (for me) is the best pronounced I can hear and her words, speeches and everything she says is classy, positive and smart.
Shirley MacLaine was gorgeous back in the day.
A cutie pie.
Crazy woman
Jill Clayburgh was so good in An Unmarried Woman 😭
one of the most inspirational speeches I have heard in my life
Jane is always so aware! Love that strength and determination! Beautiful
I loved Jane Fonda in this film. It was such a heartfelt movie and employed actual veterans. Jon and Jane had me in tears. A wonderful love story. I've watched it many times and it still makes me think about the handicapped and their troubles after the war.
what an amazing speech. i also love how genuinely excited the other nominees looked when jane was announced the winner
Jane was awesome. Well deserved award for that performance. I love Shirley MacLaine and her little tribute to her brother Warren Beatty....too funny. There was so much great talent and great movies that year (and in the 70s) in general. Hollywood and the film industry today are pretty miserable by comparison.
+elvis presley she's the definition of a patriot and she'll outlive you i'm sure.
Anyone know what Jane Fonda's and Shirley MacLaine's mothers had in common? Both were Canadian. Just a little bit of trivia.
"North Vietnam" no longer exists.
She's great! And she's done A LOT more activism than her brother ever did. Not only was she against the war in Vietnam, but she would also help women that had suffered from sexual abuse.
if you consider being a communist traiter awesome sure..i will go along. Many of you apparently do not understand, care or see what she pulled during the Vietnam war
I love how excited and full of life she is, much different from when she won for "Klute"
Absolutely.
I heard she had the flu that night with a temperature.
Alicia Coburg that time was different first she was sick second she was a anti Vietnam war activist then
She had the flu.
There was a lot of heat on her then. Very anti-War.
Coming Home is a beautiful movie. There's something so serene about it. And Jane's acting in it is nuanced, understated piece of work. Love it.
Yeah, she's a smart bundle of awesome.
Her son looks so matured in this clip that he even knew where to smile and where to smirk, at some point he was a bit shy too .....
Jane Fonda 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💐💐💐💐💐💐 beautiful speech what a legend ❤️
Despite the fact that many Vietnam veterans continue to hate Ms. Fonda for the whole infamous "Hanoi Jane" incident, there can be no doubt that she gave a great performance in 'Coming Home', easily the best of the five that were nominated. So based on acting alone (which, after all, is what the Oscars are about), she fully deserved the award.
Watching the clips of the nominations and winners for the Oscars throughout the decade of the 1970's reminds me of how many great films were made back then...the days of when characters and stories meant more than action and special effects. That fact still continued somewhat into the 1980's, but after the '80's expired, it's never been quite the same.
+Robert Bykowski i think she's the definition of patriotic.
how can you say that? her betrayal of American soldiers should have ended her career.
How exactly did she betray American soldiers?
I'm 59 and I'm tired of hearing about "Hanoi Jane" for sure. She NEVER betrayed American POWs. She's repeatedly aplogized and explained regret for those photos. It's a ball of shit that's mixed with lies and myths that people continue to push around the Internet, despite the fact there's no proof. I am grateful that people today don't continue to judge me for idiotic things I did or said when i was young, or missteps I made...but for some reason, Fonda really has endured more than her fair share of shit heaped upon her. Only those who are self-blinded and self-righteous still refuse to 'forgive', yet they are the ones that probably need more forgiveness. Grow up, world.
www.snopes.com/military/fonda.asp
bravo!
Jane Fonda, a beautiful intelligent empathetic woman, her screen presence and her heart are boundless.
She did a good job in Klute but I think this was the role that really deserved the Oscar and you can tell how passionate she was about it!
Hands down, Ingrid Bergman in Autumn Sonata, the crown jewel of her acting career. This is no shade on the other wonderful actresses nominated. All richly deserving.
agree
I think her greatest single performance was in "Klute." SEE IT.
No wonder Jane Fonda was thrilled when Marlee Matlin won
Who?
Deaf actress Marlee Matlin won for Children of a Lesser God in '86
@@Mike-fp5rc you could Google it apparently that's too much work 😂
What a group of nominees~
This lineup of actresses could beat the living daylights out of recent years' performances
I wish she wins her third Oscar with R Redford in their new film this year
shaymaa zaki, it would win an Emmy, not an Oscar. Netflix movies are categorized as TV media.
@@starwarsnerd79 not true. Look at Roma. Mudbound too.
If it’s shown in cinemas then it is eligible for Oscars. If it’s just on Netflix then it’s not.
Jane really believed in this film. The money people couldn’t see an audience paying money for a subject everyone was trying to forget. Not Jane - the soldiers coming home were never really welcomed because the war was not winnable or popular . Jane didn’t care about that . Whether the war was a righteous one and Jane believed it wasn’t as do most people now do, she wasn’t going to let these soldiers contribution to their country be swept under the rug . What these boys gave was their peace of mind ( PTSD) limbs , and many gave their lives. Jane may have been against the war but she was for the soldiers who gave to their country. She put her money , time , career in to making sure this film got made. It was her passion. Geraldine Page gave a performance of a lifetime but she had enough talent for two lifetimes and rightfully won fo “ trip to Bountiful “ I believe interiors and trip to bountiful were master class acting performances . Pure genius
Amazing & meaningful speech , I think we never had such thoughtful speech & action by celebrities ....
Wow that was classy ! That’s cool learned sign language!
She is so beautiful, was so beautiful, always will be so beautiful. Big big hearth. I want to watch that film. She was always beside beautiful, so smart and depply commited with the important things in life.
Thank you Jane.
Pd: Shirley was so young here! This is just lovely. Oh, and Warren Beaty was with Diane Keaton in this time :) love that couple.
The 70's was truly The best decade for movies. And at $4.00 a clip no less!
My heroine, Jane Fonda, for SO MANY REASONS. I have age-related hearing loss just starting, so this was such a powerful acceptance speech, what an IMPORTANT FILM. One of the reasons I so admire her is that she has always jumped into the pool of life and lived it 200%, gone through so many phases and even in her eighties, continues to be so inspiring! Love Jane! MADGE ROY
I was just amazing to see so much inspiring speech frm such an incredible being
Her AFI
Speech again showed her incredible power she contains as an actor
not many people have the guts and sensitivity and wanting to do better than she does.
love her hair at this time. would like to see a revival of this soft style 2017. we have all had enough of the look that has been around for ages and ages. bring back the perm with soft layers and hair rollers. it's about time this look from the seventies remembering Farrah ofcourse was revisited. It never really has apart from Madonna and that was just a quick trend. looking for a proper revival of the look not just a glimpse if the seventies from Madonna.
How do you follow something like that...you don't! An AMAZING speech indeed💕😉
She’s just amazing. And her friends reaction to her winning was sweet💕
Damn that was Clayburgh's... she was amazing in An Unmarried Woman. I loved Geraldine Pages performance in Interiors also but it was incredibly short and more appropriate to be in the supporting category.
Wow the nominees... gave me goosebumps...
My god, Shirley MacLaine was absolutely stunning,
That was an outstanding performance and the movie moved me a lot. Igot to see it during the Lumière festival in Lyon because no one knows Hal Ashby in France which is a pity.
Very simple and breathtaking at the same time.
Love her...
She's very amazing! Have you ever read her autobiography? It's called My Life So Far. I'm working on reading it and have so far been finding it very interesting.
I am watching this by myself in front of the laptop... I felt like clapping as well! Probably the best Oscars thanks speech I've ever seen.
Beautiful video, beautiful moment in so many ways.
I actually got to be on the set of 'Coming Home' when they filmed at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital in Downey, California in 1977. A testament to the communal open feeling created by director Hal Ashby. That would never happen today. Jane was very cool and Jon Voight honestly lived that role, I'll tell you. They were both very dedicated to doing a great job.
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Jane's dress is so stunningly beautiful
Jane is one of the greatest gifts....
Should've been Clayburgh. What an incredible performance.
I remember watching in TV this scene of 1979, I did not speak English at the time, I had taken a course of the language and tested my learning by listening Jane Fonda, got some phrases at the beginning, then she started to speak very fast for me, and I did not get a single word and I got depressed. Haha! I know now, 40 years later, that she was thanking people in sequence. Catching last names is a hard part for a language learner, because most of them are words that the learner has never heard.
What a Best Actress field that was--amazing!! The early fav to win was Jill Clayburg--then Rona Barrett on ABC the morning of the show said that Ingrid Bergman would get it. But I knew all along that Jane would win. She had won the Golden Globe 2 months prior AND MANY people felt that she should have won the previous year for Julia.
The smartest, most alive and beautiful woman and actress in the history of cinema. I love you too much Jane! ♥️
I can't believe what a strong lineup this was back in 1978--glory years.
Jane Fonda has great acting in Coming Home.
Johnny Carson was one of the best host, for the awards other than Billy Crystal.. For me that is..
Jane Fonda. My Light and my guide to be a good person.
Jane Fonda in Coming Home was so Good but i think Ingrid Bergman for Autumm Sonata and Geraldine Page for Interiors we're better.
Super smart and sensitive wow!
Back then, they wore their own clothes and looked great!
It has always been Jane vs Jill in here, which is funny because I think Ingrid (and the un-nominated Liv Ullmann) are better than everyone else
She was way ahead of curve. As per usual. Love her.
Hi Anna hope you’re okay?
She's incredible, I could listen to her talk all day 😍
Despite of many names this speech had a message. Jane Fonda has dignity, a brain and a heart. Bravo!
She looked beeeeeeautiful!! Love that 70’s hair!!❤
Liv Ullmann should've been at least nominated.
And Ingrid Bergman should have to win.
For what?
Back then these women did not attend this event as a walking advertisement for some dressmaker. The whole fashion shtick has become a major distraction and completely irrelevant to what is really important -- the acting. BTW, I think Shirley MacLaine looks fantastic in that full length black dress. Simple & elegant.
Well Said!!!!!
I’m sorry to inform you that this has always been a thing in Hollywood, maybe it wasn’t as acknowledged back then, but the designer culture has always existed
Noe Berengena designer culture always existed! Some of the most famous Oscar dresses were from this era or earlier. You even mention Shirley MacLaine's dress in your own comment so clearly you are paying attention to the fashion.
I totally agree!!! So much advertising and branding of it all these days.
Wow, very well said. And so true.
That same year, the National Captioning Institute was created to coordinate support from American broadcast networks. The first regularly scheduled captioning was the following year, but required a separate set-top box that often cost as much as the TV, itself. It wasn't until 1993 that it became a requirement included within televisions.
USA produziu mulheres fabulosas, belas, inteligentes, lutadoras, mulheres de fibra e capazes.
Mas se eu tivesse que escolher a mais bela de todas as que nasceram neste país, a mais combativa e determinada eu diria: JANE FONDA é o seu nome.
Perfeita.
Esta Deus criou pessoalmente.
She deserved it the first time, and she deserved it the second time. Her performance in Coming Home is a rich exploration of a senstive time in our history,but the project came straight from her heart. She made the movie as means to show Vietnam vets that she was there for them and that even if there was some tension about what she did in that time, the compassion she felt she brought to her character and made a timeless impression. I wish they would show this movie more, because it is relevant.
Jill Clayburgh is wearing a green Fortunny gown! Love her so much I wished she'd have won! I miss you Jill!
Jon Feld I love Jill so much as well! ❤️ I have followed her for years! She is absolutely fantastic, so glad I got a glimpse of her when Jane Fonda won!! 👏 I wish I could go back in time and congratulate Jill in all she had done 🌸
What an amazing speech! Legend 👑
Kim Milford is there with his sister Penelope Milford nominated for supporting actress for coming home and he is sitting in front of Jane. Rip Kim great musician 1988 at 37yrs gone too soon . coming home great movie. The entertainment industry isn't the same any more unfortunately
This film must have taken a lot of courage for Jane Fonda to make given the controversy with her connection to the Vietnam War, I couldn't see anyone else in this role..what a movie!!
Yes. A favorite of mine.
Great, inspiring speech from a Great woman.
That was a very strong group of actresses.
her dress is amazing!
bobo rize interesting, but did you know she wore the same dress the year before?
Love Jane Fonda, loved "Coming Home", but man, this should've been Jill Clayburgh's.
Completely agree.
AMEN
Great Jane Fonda with your speech!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That little boy, her son Troy grew up to be the lead reporter on the now cancelled Starz series "Boss"..(which starred Kelsey Grammar) and was the white Barber in Ice Cube's first "Barbershop" movie.
Well played Dreyfuss.
All of the Best Actress Nominees of 1978 except for Jill Clayburgh have won at least 1 Oscar:
Jane Fonda: Klute and Coming Home
Geraldine Page: The Trip to Bountiful
Ellen Burstyn: Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Ingrid Bergman: Gaslight, Anastasia, and Murder on the Orient Express
Batman1989King If Bertolucci's "Luna" had been better received by critics maybe she would have gotten hers in the 1980 Ceremony. Her work in that movie was brilliant, too bad the controversy overshadowed it.