Ms. DeHavilland has had an extraordinary career and should have been the recipient of an AFI Life Achievement award some time ago. Any actress who starred in Wyler's "The Heiress" and won an Oscar, starred in "The Snake Pit", co-starred in "Gone With The Wind" and "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" with Errol Flynn, deserves every accolade.She is one of the greatest surviving stars of the 30s, 40s and 50s.
How can you not be charmed by this lady? Her mellifluous voice, ingratiating presence, humble demeanor, and charming ways ! They certainly don't make ‘em like they used to !
I don't know if they still do but actresses in the golden age were schooled in the fine arts of elocution and poise. They were groomed to be as royalty. We don't see much of that in our modern society.
She played brilliantly in gone with the wind film. 👏 Loved her character - such a great hearted woman who liked to care for others. Cried so much when Melanie died in the end leaving her husband and child behind.
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!
Olivia de Havilland was so natural & yet knew just how to command an audience with a special gift she had of engaging them (us). I know she lived a long & full life & while I never met her, the idea, the concept of her being gone will take a while to really soak in. Last weekend, I watched Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte & she played that role to the hilt, the Nth degree. She stole everything but the cameras. That was an epic task & an equally epic performance, holding her own with Bette Davis. Requiem in Pace & I look forward to seeing many more of her films via DVD & if ever this dreadful virus of COVID19 goes away, perhaps with like-minded folk at a real film palace. Farewell, Miss Olivia de Havilland.
How beautifully you expressed the beauty and grace of Dame De Havilland. I especially loved your sentence that she stole everything but the cameras. Brilliant.
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
Fluffymuffy Pelican And she still is going strong will be celebrating her 99th this July, still lives by herself although has an assistant that comes in daily. Great genes.
Note that when she speaks the whole room falls silent. They are showing respect. And also notice how her transatlantic accent isn’t as strong as it used to be and now sounds considerably more relaxed.
Stephanie Beacham! I miss her! Wow, it is crazy to see Justine Bateman and Rhea Pearlman in the same category as Olivia de Havilland, Lilli Palmer, Geraldine Page and Piper Laurie, four greats of the silver screen.
Miss Olivia de Havilland, one of my Favorites, was not only A Classic, but The Classiest of Ladies, from birth, to the tender young age of 104! She was born the same year, 1916, and a few months after my grandmother was born. We blessedly had her with us for 1 month short of 96 years. Miss de Haviland always reminded me of my grandmother, (Emily) who, was Also Classy, Sassy, and of course, THE Classic!! She told me once, when she was young; she “almost ran away, with a friend of hers, to be an actress like Miss Olivia de Haviland” (😊 Our favorite!) I asked her, “what stopped you from going?” She said, “My father would’ve come after me, brought me back, and THEN, he would have killed me!!” We had an Awesome laugh over that one!! 😂 How Blessed I Am!! 🙏🏽 Miss You, Sithoo! 🥰 😉
I love how old hollywood people speaks shaking their heads and eloquently speaking each word, its a way of speaking that doesn't exist anymore nowadays...
The supporting actor/actress categories are always so strange the way they lump them together. Its hilarious seeing De Haviland nominated along side "Carla" and "Mallory".
These young actors/actresses could take a lesson from these class act legends of the screen. Love Olivia, she is one of the few ones left. Miss Roz Russell the most!
She’s no fool. She knew what she would say if she won. This is a very smart and prepares woman. I’d say she was acting right there. Even her accent is not real. It’s that old Hollywood accent all the actresses used including Barbara Walters lol.
You're Justine Bateman and hear your name, you're all excited,. Then you hear the names Olivia De Havilland, Geraldine Page, Piper Laurie. You think "oh the hell with it, just pour me more wine". Lol
Maybe I'm just too modest, but if I were Justine Bateman at that time I would be wondering what the hell I was doing amongst those legendary performers
I am sure that's not the only reason, they have both taken very good care of themselves Olivia is still very active as is Joan. But I have read that quote before in a few places online and I think it is probably part of it.
Actually, Justine can act quite well, though the best of it was never done on Family Ties. She was terrific in Men in Trees and many other shows. She just got a degree in computer science technology, etc. and is going to combine all her talents to start up an entertainment tech company and also act-I wish her a lot of success because she is a cool, talented woman.
I can't remember where I read it but the quote is that the only reason Olivia and Joan are still alive is because they want to outlive each other. Sad that such great sisters cannot get along but they were both certainly talented actresses.
Qué gran actriz, una verdadera leyenda, un talento enorme. Una de las mejores de todos los tiempos. En una ocasión Katharine Hepburn le dijo a un joven actor que se iniciaba: no sobreactúe, fíjese en Spencer Tracy, en Humphrey Bogart, o mejor fíjese en Olivia de Havilland en "La heredera" y verá qué es una actuación que supera a todo.
I actually heard once that Joan Fontaine had said that if she died first that Olivia would be "livid". So, I'm not sure if they're really trying to outlive each other! haha
Shame on ‘Feud’ for misrepresenting Miss De Havilland and causing her distress towards the end of her life. She sought legal redress but lost the case. She had every right to object to how she was portrayed and misquoted in the show. She was a woman of dignity and integrity and deserved much better than to be the subject of such a travesty.
She has passed away today. Rest In Peace, a golden age of Hollywood.
The only era in Hollywood that matters!
NO ONE could ever take her place!
RIP sweet Olivia. Your legacy will stay with us forever.
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Ms. DeHavilland has had an extraordinary career and should have been the recipient of an AFI Life Achievement award some time ago. Any actress who starred in Wyler's "The Heiress" and won an Oscar, starred in "The Snake Pit", co-starred in "Gone With The Wind" and "The Adventures Of Robin Hood" with Errol Flynn, deserves every accolade.She is one of the greatest surviving stars of the 30s, 40s and 50s.
AMEN TO THAT !!!!!!
My all time favorite actress, always classy and beautiful! Still alive at 101, love you Olivia!
How can you not be charmed by this lady? Her mellifluous voice, ingratiating presence, humble demeanor, and charming ways ! They certainly don't make ‘em like they used to !
No, they really, really don’t.
Actresses in those age have graceful accent! Like Vivian Leigh, Audrey Hepburn, and Katharine Hepburn.
I don't know if they still do but actresses in the golden age were schooled in the fine arts of elocution and poise. They were groomed to be as royalty. We don't see much of that in our modern society.
YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!!!!
@@PJVids83 No, today they have to be 'down to Earth', that's what the public loves these days. 'OMG she's like meeeeee'
Ms. De Havilland is a class act!
Wow, Olivia de Havilland, Lilli Palmer, Geraldine Page and Piper Laurie! That was a powerhouse group that year.
It certainly was!
101 years young and still going!
104 in 2020.
Not anymore!
Shes dead 😥
Sara Heart type p
So much grace! The last one standing from the Golden age of Hollywood! The great Olivia! 👏🏼
She passed today 104
Now thats the proper way Hollywood to do a true thankyou speech !!
Always gracious and elegant. Now she's 102. Just amazing.
Dame Olivia De Havilland is still with us...she's 104. I hope she makes it past 110 and beyond.
She truly was a wonderful lady! Rest In Peace dear Olivia. 🙏🙏🙏
She has passed away and so has the Golden Age of the movies .
Love her ... Amazing woman
She played brilliantly in gone with the wind film. 👏 Loved her character - such a great hearted woman who liked to care for others. Cried so much when Melanie died in the end leaving her husband and child behind.
Olivia de Havilland = Perfection 💖💖
Какие у Оливии красивые необыкновенные глаза . Светлая память. 👏👏👏
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!
I just love the women. She's so beautiful.
I just love Olivia de Havilland she is a CLASS ACT - no matter what she does!
Both Olivia and Joan Fontaine, obviously have good GENES.
They were both blessed with traditional family values great parents and a very enriching upbringing and empowering education.
I always loved her! RIP Olivia! Thank you!
RIP sweet gentle beauty 7/26/2020
She's still alive now, at the age of 100!!
102 now.
Old age runs in her family.
103!!
103 year now , 👏👏👏
104 already
Olivia de Havilland was so natural & yet knew just how to command an audience with a special gift she had of engaging them (us). I know she lived a long & full life & while I never met her, the idea, the concept of her being gone will take a while to really soak in. Last weekend, I watched Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte & she played that role to the hilt, the Nth degree. She stole everything but the cameras. That was an epic task & an equally epic performance, holding her own with Bette Davis. Requiem in Pace & I look forward to seeing many more of her films via DVD & if ever this dreadful virus of COVID19 goes away, perhaps with like-minded folk at a real film palace. Farewell, Miss Olivia de Havilland.
How beautifully you expressed the beauty and grace of Dame De Havilland. I especially loved your sentence that she stole everything but the cameras. Brilliant.
Love the line that she stole everything except the cameras!
Lovely and talented lady!
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
Classy lady.
Shes healthy inside and out unlke most stars today quarter her age and falling to pieces! Her good moral living obviously works
Fluffymuffy Pelican And she still is going strong will be celebrating her 99th this July, still lives by herself although has an assistant that comes in daily. Great genes.
"Good moral living"? Who the fuck are you to judge anyone you twatwaffle
it's mostly luck and genetics. Kirk Douglas is still alive and he drank and smoked.
She really is the queen of except every speeches ❤️
Note that when she speaks the whole room falls silent. They are showing respect. And also notice how her transatlantic accent isn’t as strong as it used to be and now sounds considerably more relaxed.
Happy birthday 🎂🎉 104 !
She died today RIP
Alas, the earthly phase ended.
Beautiful always.
I love Stephanie Beacham!! She's so beautiful!
Stephanie Beacham! I miss her! Wow, it is crazy to see Justine Bateman and Rhea Pearlman in the same category as Olivia de Havilland, Lilli Palmer, Geraldine Page and Piper Laurie, four greats of the silver screen.
Olivia is always a class act. Love her.
She died with the same age my grandmother 104, what great life.
RIP Olivia de Havilland 1916-2020
Rest peacefully Olivia. The end of an era, truly.
Farewell and thankyou, Olivia ❤️
Miss Olivia de Havilland, one of my Favorites, was not only A Classic, but The Classiest of Ladies, from birth, to the tender young age of 104!
She was born the same year,
1916, and a few months after my grandmother was born.
We blessedly had her with us for 1 month short of 96 years.
Miss de Haviland always reminded me of my grandmother, (Emily) who, was Also Classy, Sassy, and of course, THE Classic!!
She told me once, when she was young;
she “almost ran away, with a friend of hers, to be an actress like Miss Olivia de Haviland” (😊 Our favorite!)
I asked her, “what stopped you from going?”
She said, “My father would’ve come after me, brought me back, and THEN, he would have killed me!!”
We had an Awesome laugh over that one!! 😂 How Blessed I Am!! 🙏🏽
Miss You, Sithoo! 🥰 😉
Love Ms De Havilland
Aww. Olivia. What a life she led. RIP.
I love how old hollywood people speaks shaking their heads and eloquently speaking each word, its a way of speaking that doesn't exist anymore nowadays...
A Golden Age... .From The Golden Age Of Hollywood...A GLITTERING Career.
The supporting actor/actress categories are always so strange the way they lump them together. Its hilarious seeing De Haviland nominated along side "Carla" and "Mallory".
That is some classy shit right there.
Ah, there's nothing like a comment such as the one above to diminish what is class. Too bad the bloke will never know better. Idiocy reigns!
You can never be too smart to miss the humour in things.
S01082020. Descanse en Paz Gran Actriz Olivia de Havilland.
God love you. Olivia bella. ❤️❤️❤️
These young actors/actresses could take a lesson from these class act legends of the screen. Love Olivia, she is one of the few ones left. Miss Roz Russell the most!
Elegant and sweet Olivia
Grand and wonderful
A VERY FINE LADY SHE IS !!!!!
My inspiration 😍😍🥰🥰 she's so perfect!
RIP Queen
Damn what a class act! Something that's more or less extinct today.
First Class Act all the way.....................................
Over 30 years later she's still alive. 102 .
She’s no fool. She knew what she would say if she won. This is a very smart and prepares woman. I’d say she was acting right there. Even her accent is not real. It’s that old Hollywood accent all the actresses used including Barbara Walters lol.
You're Justine Bateman and hear your name, you're all excited,. Then you hear the names Olivia De Havilland, Geraldine Page, Piper Laurie. You think "oh the hell with it, just pour me more wine". Lol
Maybe I'm just too modest, but if I were Justine Bateman at that time I would be wondering what the hell I was doing amongst those legendary performers
Lovely and classic actress
RIP Dame Olivia de Havilland.
Olivia de havilland died today. RIP olivia
104 years life wonderfull
What a sense of humour lol
I am sure that's not the only reason, they have both taken very good care of themselves Olivia is still very active as is Joan. But I have read that quote before in a few places online and I think it is probably part of it.
Fabulous.
Such an elegant Dame 🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️
This is class!!!!!!! Better than any actress today
What a hoot.. .that Justine Bateman was nominated with ALL these other women ..who could actually ACT...
Actually, Justine can act quite well, though the best of it was never done on Family Ties. She was terrific in Men in Trees and many other shows. She just got a degree in computer science technology, etc. and is going to combine all her talents to start up an entertainment tech company and also act-I wish her a lot of success because she is a cool, talented woman.
R I P.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
she was very grandiose.
I can't remember where I read it but the quote is that the only reason Olivia and Joan are still alive is because they want to outlive each other. Sad that such great sisters cannot get along but they were both certainly talented actresses.
RIP olivia 🙏💙💚💙💚🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫
She's STILL ALIVE!!! 122!!!!!!
Lady, Lady, Lady.
Class act.
They're not still arguing. They don't speak at all. Just two completely different people.
Livvy going on 100 years old soon
Dora Glasberg 101
@@MissScarlett27 102
103!!!
awesome thanks o
Qué gran actriz, una verdadera leyenda, un talento enorme. Una de las mejores de todos los tiempos. En una ocasión Katharine Hepburn le dijo a un joven actor que se iniciaba: no sobreactúe, fíjese en Spencer Tracy, en Humphrey Bogart, o mejor fíjese en Olivia de Havilland en "La heredera" y verá qué es una actuación que supera a todo.
I believe this was her final acting appearance.
When Hollywood had class
Who is lady standing next to James Brolin (presenter)?
pure class. what happened to all the actors???
First class, and then some.
Why until now AFI or american film institute wont recognized her achievement.just wondering....
Why do they always cut out the applause, etc., as she goes to the stage?
I actually heard once that Joan Fontaine had said that if she died first that Olivia would be "livid". So, I'm not sure if they're really trying to outlive each other! haha
Shame on ‘Feud’ for misrepresenting Miss De Havilland and causing her distress towards the end of her life. She sought legal redress but lost the case. She had every right to object to how she was portrayed and misquoted in the show. She was a woman of dignity and integrity and deserved much better than to be the subject of such a travesty.
She definitely outlived Ashley Wilkes.
MELLIE!!!
Olivia hadn't changed much.
Who is the stunning woman at 1:10???
Not sure, but it looks like Jane Seymour.
It is Jane Seymour, beautiful then and now.
How do you think Cardi B or Kim Kardashian would have integrated in this crowd? How much our culture has devolved since 1987?
HOW COULD SHE BEAT RHEA PERLMAN??? LOL. Olivia was a classy old broad.
Joan Fontaine will always be the best.
Justine Bateman on this ?
Who are the beautiful man on the stage?
James Brolin
James Brolin lookin like a snack! 😂
Does anyone know which mini Series she won this far?
Anastasia