Emma Stone’s Heartfelt Oscar Win: Tearful Moment with a Ripped Dress
Emma Stone, a two-time Academy Award winner at 35, secured her second Oscar at the 96th Annual Academy Awards for her outstanding performance in “Poor Things.” Despite the triumph, her Oscar acceptance took an unexpected turn when she revealed that her dress had ripped during Ryan Gosling’s performance. This wardrobe malfunction added an unexpected twist to her memorable Oscar night.
Stone’s portrayal of Bella Baxter in “Poor Things” has been a triumph, earning her prestigious accolades such as the Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Critics Choice Award. As she graced the stage to accept her Oscar, Stone displayed a mix of emotions, joking about the dress mishap and later expressing gratitude to her family.
Notably, she gave a rare shoutout to her daughter, Louise Jean, born in March 2021, adding a heartfelt touch to her acceptance speech.
“Poor Things,” Stone’s third collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos, explores the dark comedy genre and follows the story of Bella Baxter, a Victorian woman brought back to life. Stone’s dedication to the project as both an actress and producer shines through as she reflects on the film’s creative process, describing it as “heaven” despite its prolonged development.
Stone delves into the character of Bella Baxter, describing her as a “creature of her own making.” The actress finds inspiration in Bella’s thirst for life and experiences, emphasizing the character’s ability to find joy even in challenging moments. Stone’s portrayal goes beyond acting; it becomes a celebration of the human experience.
Not only does Stone star in “Poor Things,” but she also serves as a producer, earning her a nomination in the Best Picture category. Despite the potential for personal accolades, Stone emphasizes that the true reward lies in collaborating with a visionary director like Yorgos Lanthimos. The film, with its intricate sets and costumes, stands as a testament to their creative synergy.
Emma Stone’s tearful acceptance of the Best Actress Oscar for her role in “Poor Things” will be remembered not only for her outstanding performance but also for the unexpected wardrobe mishap that added a touch of humanity to the glamorous evening.
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The journey of “Poor Things” reflects not only the actress’s dedication to her craft but also the joy she finds in the collaborative and creative process of filmmaking. Stone’s emotional and genuine moments at the Oscars mirror the essence of her character, Bella Baxter, and serve as an inspiration to savor every aspect of the human experience.