I would have to say that when Arthur Hiller won The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Oscar a few years back, that was the best acceptance speech.
He said that he's almost embarrassed to be winning an award for being a good humanitarian. You're supposed to be a good person, you're not supposed to be a bad person. He was so real, so geninue....
Have to disagree with you on Phylicia (sp?) for RAISIN. Perhaps it was nerves, or she was surprised that she won, but she came across very cold and "aren't you all so lucky to me looking at me winning this award." When she left the stage, I turned to my friend Jo Anne, who I was watching the show with, and we both said, "She really likes herself, doesn't she!"
Updated On: 4/18/07 at 06:14 PM