Every
year,
we
get
to
hear
some
inspiring
and
heart
touching
acceptance
speeches
by
the
Oscar
winners.
Last
year
too,
we
saw
and
heard
some
beautiful
speeches
by
Oscar
winners
which
moved
us.
At
the
86th
Academy
awards,
we
saw
a
lot
of
emotions
running
inside
the
Dolby
Theater
were
the
Oscar
winners
first
or
second
or
many
more
times,
got
emotional
and
showed
their
happiness
over
the
Oscar
win
as
well.
Starting
from
the
first
award
which
went
to
Jared
Leto
for
'Dallas
Buyers
Club'
to
the
last
award
of
the
night
which
was
swept
away
by
Steve
McQueen
for
'12
Years
A
Slave',
we
had
some
brilliant
acceptance
speeches
on
the
Oscars
2014
stage.
Before
we
get
swept
away
by
the
inspiring
acceptance
speeches
by
Oscar
2015
winners,
here
are
the
best
and
memorable
speeches
by
Oscar
2014
winners.
Jared
Leto:
Jared
Leto
during
his
acceptance
speech
for
Best
Supporting
Actor
(Dallas
Buyers
Club)
at
the
Oscar
Awards
2014
mentioned
about
the
AIDS
patients
worldwide
who
are
suffering
and
dying.
"This
is
for
the
36
million
people
who
have
lost
the
battle
to
AIDS
and
to
those
of
you
out
there
who
have
ever
felt
injustice
because
of
who
you
are
or
who
you
love;
tonight
I
stand
here
in
front
of
the
world
with
you
and
for
you," Leto
said
at
his
acceptance
speech.
Cate
Blanchett:
Cate
was
surprised
to
win
the
Best
Actress
for
her
performance
in
Blue
Jasmine
when
she
was
up
against
Meryl
Streep,
Sandra
Bullock,
Amy
Adams,
Julia
Roberts
and
Judi
Dench.
During
her
acceptance
speech
at
the
Oscars
stage,
Cate
proved
that
women-centric
films
can
make
money
too!
"Sit
down,
you
are
too
all
to
be
standing...
For
so
bravely
and
intelligently
distributing
the
film
and
to
the
audiences
who
went
to
see
it
and
perhaps
those
of
us
in
the
industry
who
are
still
foolishly
clinging
to
the
idea
that
female
films
with
women
at
the
center
are
niche
experiences.
They
are
not.
Audiences
want
to
see
them
and,
in
fact,
they
earn
money.
The
world
is
round,
people,"
she
said.
Lupita
Nyong'o:
Lupita
put
the
racists
to
shame
with
her
Oscar
Best
Supporting
Actress
(12
Years
A
Slave)
Oscar
speech.
"It
doesn't
escape
me
for
one
moment
that
so
much
joy
in
my
life
is
thanks
to
so
much
pain
in
someone
else's.
And
so
I
want
to
salute
the
spirit
of
[her
character]
Patsey
for
her
guidance.
And
for
Solomon
[Northup],
thank
you
for
telling
her
story
and
your
own.
When
I
look
down
at
this
golden
statue,
may
it
remind
me
and
every
little
child
that
no
matter
where
you're
from,
your
dreams
are
valid."
Darlene
Love:
Darlene
was
on
stage
to
accept
Best
Documentary
feature
award
(20
Feet
of
Stardom)
with
Morgan
Neville,
Caitrin
Rogers
and
late
Gil
Friesen's
wife,
Janet
Friesen.
Before
singing,
the
singer
said,
"I
am
so
happy
to
be
here
representing
the
ladies
of
20
Feet
of
Stardom".
Then
she
sang,
"I
sing
because
I'm
happy!
I
sing
because
I'm
free.
'Cause
his
eye
is
on
the
sparrow
and
I
know
he
watches
me."
Her
song
was
met
with
a
standing
ovation
by
everyone.
Matthew
McConaughey:
The
Oscar
2014
Best
Actor
winner
for
Dallas
Buyers
Club
thanked
God,
his
family,
kids
and
everyone
before
talking
about
what
he
thinks
and
what
he
aspires
to
be.
"Every
day,
every
week,
every
month
and
every
year
of
my
life,
my
hero
is
always
10
years
away.
I'm
never
going
to
be
my
hero.
I'm
not
going
to
attain
that.
I
know
I'm
not,
and
that's
just
fine
with
me
because
that
keeps
me
with
somebody
to
keep
on
chasing."
Steve
McQueen:
The
night
concluded
with
Steve
and
his
entire
cast
accepting
the
Best
Picture
Award
for
12
Years
a
Slave.
Bringing
up
Northup,
he
said,
"Everyone
deserves
to
live,
not
just
survive."