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The first Indigenous person to win Best Actress at the ceremony, Lily Gladstone gave a moving acceptance speech on Monday 8 January.
On Monday, Jan. 8, she became the first Indigenous person to win Best Actress at the Golden Globes. the heroine of Flower Moon Assassins, Lily Gladstone gave an emotional acceptance speech that moved her co-stars. “I hope the countdown doesn’t go by too quickly because it’s a historic victory,” he began. I am so grateful to be able to express myself even a little bit in my language, which I am not fluent in. Because in this industry, native actors spoke their lines in English while the sound engineers played them back in the film. This practice was intended to “replicate” so-called native sounds on the screen.
Three “Allies”
Lily Gladstone also wanted to thank her loved ones. “This victory does not belong to me alone,” he continued. I hold this title right now, on behalf of all those who play my beautiful sisters in the movie, sitting at that table, and my mother, Tantu Cardinal. This would not have been possible without you.’ He also addressed his filming partners, who were particularly excited about this request. “Thank you, Marty (Martin Scorsese, editor’s note), he said. Thanks, Leo (Leonardo DiCaprio editor’s note) Thanks Bob (Robert De Niro, Editor’s Note) You all change things. Thank you for being such allies.” A speech during which you’d think we saw a few tears rolling down the corners of Leonardo DiCaprio’s eyelids.
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Source: Le Figaro
