Lily Gladstone, after the Oscars, won awards but not the Oscar for best actress for “Killers of the Flower Moon.” Despite not winning, she felt the love and support from fans, especially from Indian Country. She congratulated Emma Stone, the winner, and expressed gratitude for being part of the experience.
Gladstone recognized the historic significance she could have made as the first Native American actress to win best actress and highlighted the importance of the Osage Singers’ performance at the Oscars. She praised their contribution to the moment and the representation of the Osage Nation in the film.
Emma Stone recognized her fellow nominees, including Gladstone, during her acceptance speech, showing solidarity and support for her peers. The friendship between Stone and Gladstone was evident throughout the awards season, with Stone even sending Gladstone a symbolic ring as a token of their connection.
The debate over Gladstone’s category placement was also discussed, with many believing she may have had better chances in the supporting actress category. Despite not winning, Gladstone’s performance was highly acclaimed, and she received praise for her role in the film.
Gladstone expressed her love and appreciation for the support she received from fans and the indigenous community, emphasizing the significance of the moment and the representation of Native American talent in the film industry. Her positive attitude and gratitude towards the experience shone through her social media posts, reflecting her resilience and passion for her craft.
