Reported by Scott Shafer on The California Report
Millions of people will tune in Sunday hoping to see a memorable Oscar moment, like the famous one from 1985 best-actress winner Sally Field, in which she exclaimed, “you like me. Right now, you like me!”

“People like it because it was very spontaneous, very from the heart. It was also very humble,” says L.A.-based communications coach LeeAundra Keany about the moment. “That’s one of the key things you need to see in an Oscar speech; you need to see humility. But later on people thought it was a little too girlish. And it was so easy to mock.”
Keany has some Hollywood clients and she says the stars don’t always shine on Oscar night.
“If they just thought about it for a few minutes while they were getting their hair washed, while they were getting their nails dried, they would probably do a much better job because ultimately you want a speech that’s short, sincere and eloquent. If you can be funny all the better.”