For ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’, Michelle Yeoh earned the Oscar for best actress
In Los Angeles, Michelle Yeoh took home the best actress Oscar for the blockbuster comic ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’.
Michelle Yeoh raised her Oscar skyward on Sunday night when she won the prestigious best-actress award as the first Asian actress. “My win is a light of hope and possibility for all the young boys and girls watching me tonight,” she stated.
The History Yeoh Made In 2023 Oscar
Michelle Yeoh’s victory ends a protracted & ongoing trend of diversity in prime awards at the Oscars getting underappreciated. Halle Berry, who gave Yeoh her trophy, is the last performer to get received a best-actress Oscar in 20 years. Yeoh made note of her performing history and the way it led her to this moment.
With a Bafta award nomination for the greatest actress, and a Golden Globe victory for best actress in a picture. Even at the Screen Actors Guild awards, Yeoh already garnered a lot of attention during the academy awards.
Her best words are, “Girls, never ever let anyone tell you that you are past your prime.”
She ended with a thanks speech, “Moms are truly the real heroes, even without them we wouldn’t be here today. I must devote this to my mum, and to all the mothers in the world. She is 84 years old. And I’m bringing this to her since she is currently watching along with my friends and family members in Malaysia. I’m presenting this to you because I care about you people. Thank you to my wider family in Hong Kong. Wherever I began my career. Thanks for giving me support and allowing me to walk on your shoulders so that I made it here today.”
Michelle Yeoh sets an example to all of us. She reflects like a diamond and inspires Asians to be more confident to win any obstacles in life. Her 2023 Oscar win proves that there is nothing impossible if one really tries hard.
