"Sybil"

	Duration: 04:22 minutes Upload Time: 2007-01-03 19:37:39 User: randyugh :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: Sally Field's amazing performance from "Sybil" is paired with Tom Waits' beautiful song, "Who Are You". Conceived & edited by Randy Caspersen.
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il1lov3y0u4ev3r ::: Favorites how did you do this? I would like to learn how. 07-10-04 16:15:35 __________________________________________________
JadeBlack ::: Favorites I'm sorry, even though she had paranoid schizophrenia I would never defend her actions. 07-08-28 17:55:32 __________________________________________________
randyugh ::: Favorites It makes me very happy I inspired you to watch it again. I think it it so wonderful. 07-06-27 13:26:50 __________________________________________________
s5macky ::: Favorites thanks randyugh, all a bit hazy as it was so long ago. I love Sybil though, and have dug out my old copy and watched it over again since this clip, so thanks for that xxsmackyxx 07-06-27 13:14:16 __________________________________________________
randyugh ::: Favorites Sally Field won an Emmy for this role, not an Oscar. The Oscar speech you are referring to was when Field won her second Best Actress Award for "Place In The Heart" in 1984. And, as for that Oscar speech, it should be no big deal. t was hearfelt and sweet. 07-06-27 13:09:50 __________________________________________________
zippyqueen ::: Favorites Wow, this film looks really heartbreaking and emotional, can see from the clips what a great performance Sally Field gave. Great vid! 07-06-27 13:04:46 __________________________________________________
merrypsimon ::: Favorites but the way she thought was "sick and wrong" So I refraze what I said. she never got the help she needed because she accumed that nothing was wrong 07-06-27 11:15:06 __________________________________________________
euroboy11 ::: Favorites Sybil's mother was not "sick and wrong." She suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and never got the help she needed. She was mentally ill. 07-06-27 01:45:00 __________________________________________________
merrypsimon ::: Favorites the last thing that her mother did to her (closer to the end of the movie) that just proves that her mother was sick and wrong. I am reading the book right now and it's jusy as good as the movie 07-06-24 01:06:05 __________________________________________________
s5macky ::: Favorites Its an amazing film regardless of her Oscar speech. She delivers in this movie. Thought provoking, tragic, yet uplifting at the end. I was very young when I first saw this and it made me weep. Tom Waits music is astonishingly evocative. Classic. Get the beers in rams, I'm there. 07-06-21 19:59:40 __________________________________________________