“To all the little boys and girls who look like me, this is a beacon of hope. It’s proof that when you dream big, dreams can come true. And ladies… don’t let anyone tell you you’re too old. .”
To a standing ovation from Hollywood gathered at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, Michelle Yeoh accepted the Oscar for Everything, Everywhere at Once, winning at the 95th ceremony. The visibly excited Malaysian actress becomes the first Asian woman to pick up the statuette for Best Actress, three years after the Best Supporting Actor award went to South Korea’s Yuh-jung (Parasite).
A few days before the Oscars, at the center of a small controversy, who the big favorite did not miss the chance to be applauded with Cate Blanchett and Andrea Riseborough, wanted to greet his mother with emotion. As did his co-star Ke Hui Kuan, Best Supporting Actor, a few hours earlier.
“I have to dedicate this Oscar to my mom. And to all the moms in the world, because they are real superheroes. Without them, none of us would be here tonight. My mom is 84 years old, and this Oscar is me. “I’m going to go back to her. He’s watching us with family and friends, I love you from the bottom of my heart, I’m going to bring this statue home to you.”
The surprise hit of 2022, Everything Everywhere immerses viewers in a fantastical and wondrous multiverse, following its heroine’s multiple potential lives as she tries to prevent her family from exploding. Crowned with seven Oscars, including Best Picture, the feature film was recently released in French cinemas.
Source: Allocine
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