Top 5 Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech

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The longest academy award acceptance speech can be dramatic, funny, happy or even witty. If you want to check out the actresses and actors who deliver the longest acceptance in Oscar, you need to sneak peek the below list. You will be impressed when you find out that Greer Garson is included in the list. Let’s find out the detail about the list of the longest academy award acceptance speech here:

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech: Greer Garson – Best Actress, 1942

Greer Garson delivered her acceptance speech in Oscar in 1942. She got the award as the Best Actress. We believe that she must be proud. Her acceptance speech last for 6 minutes. Actually she began giving the speech by saying that “I’m practically unprepared” but then she just say anything that she wanted to say such as about her love and life.

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech Greer Garson

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech: Adrien Brody – Best Actor, 2002

Adrien Brody is one of the best actors in Hollywood. He had the peak career when he got the best Actor in 2002. He became the main character in the fascinating movie, The Pianist. He delivered a lot of messages when he received the award. But he had to come off the stage after the music rang.

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech Gwyneth Paltrow

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech: Gwyneth Paltrow – Best Actress, 1998

Gwyneth Paltrow was very impressive when she starred in Shakespeare in Love in 1998. Because of her acting skill, she was awarded with an Academy Awards for the Best Actress at that time. The Oscar winning moment for her was very dramatic and surprising. There is no need to wonder that she can even figure out the right sentence to stay on stage when she received the award. You can only watch her crying for happiness.

Adrien Brody

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech: Marion Cotillard – Best Actress, 2007

In 2007, Marion Cotillard got an Oscar for the Best Actress. Her role as Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose earned her the most prestigious award in the world. Even though she claimed that she was speechless, she created one of the long acceptances speeches in an award function.

Marion Cotillard

Longest Academy Award Acceptance Speech: Steven Spielberg – Best Director, 1994

People always admire and respect Steven Spielberg as a wonderful filmmaker. In 1994, he was awarded as the Best Director. On stage, he talked much about Schindler’s List. Since he was one of the respectable directors in the industry, he was allowed to use 45 second time limit to talk more on stage.