John Nash's nobel prize acceptance speech

[13Yeared]

Holy cow, that makeup is amazing! I didn't even recognize him as Russel Crowe :O

[MarjanKING1]

To act so hard role...its really hard...

[devypoo366]

well wait............was that the real speech or just hollywood bullshit? i must know......

[Hevin97]

@devypoo366 This ain't real, it's made by the author, if I am not wrong..

[polarpuff2651199]

@devypoo366 in reality John Nash's wife leaves him, he never had visual hallucinations as they were all auditory. The movie was sorta accurate in showing schizophrenia but not completely.

[eddykoch1129]

Your video is a favorite on Norway



[troelsmg]

russel crowe should have won the nobel prize for this

[kernelfrank]

i expected the original too

[65danner]

i still cry when i watch this

[malleusss555]

love

[Roshawn6000]

Wat

[overdrive360]

Crowe should have won the Oscar for this film, not Gladiator.

[festericidio]

3 great speeches ever:

Agent Smith at the end of Matrix revolutions

William Wallace in encouraging his army

John Nash accepting the Nobel

[JJJMMM1]

I was expecting the real speech :(

[kimmi]

@JJJMMM1 I read he didn't actually make a speech when he accepted his nobel prize

[wbinwv]

You are the reason I am. You are all my reasons.

[123rockfan]

Great scene, but this never actually happened. Because, in reality, there are no speeches for winning a Nobel Prize. Plus, his wife had divorced him by now and he was having an affair with a gay man. Ron Howard just doesn't know how to deal with controversial subjects.

[SnowBroProductions]

@123rockfan actually by this time, they married back together genius!

[thomj87]

Holy shit. Nash looked just like Russell Crowe. Thumbs up if you agree.

[tinmanism]

@thomj87 you are funny! i didnt get it at first!

[bigboss25262]

Russell Crowe should have won an oscar for this role.

[Skillszero]

@bigboss25262 he did

[aXLiitY]

@Skillszero no he didn't

[eerereps]

@bigboss25262 he did, didn't he?

[bigboss25262]

@eerereps Did he?

[bigboss25262]

@eerereps No he didn't, just looked it up. He was nominated. I believe Denzel won for training day if i'm not mistaken.

[wasabi1230]

'You are all my reasons.'

[slick1nj]

This was a very long day in Newark, NJ at the PAC!

[encorelui2]

Man...Russell Crowe is probably the best thing that ever came out of Holywood!

[Logoseum]

This is the film version!

[rexcrossnet]

Did the real John Nash really have a speech 1994? I haven't found anything but this.

[ponce1337]

@rexcrossnet No, he didn't. The guys in the Nobel prize committee (or whoever organizes this thing) were afraid that he would do something... weird...

[rexcrossnet]

@ponce1337 So the speech in the movie is just fiction? It never happened in real life?

[ponce1337]

@rexcrossnet Nope. It's just Hollywood bullshit., very good Hollywood bullshit.

[tttybhgf]

@ponce1337 Too bad, it sounded awesome

[foogufish]

@ponce1337 I suppose you're right that it is "good Hollywood bullshit". But maybe by creating this scene then the movie makers felt that they could give Nash the speech he deserved to have the chance to say, when receiving the Nobel Prize?

[alexblaj18]

@rexcrossnet the speach it's fictional, but John Nash did get a nobel prize in 1994

[MistrEgg]

love is bullshit and illogical. What's he on about.

[annetchen1984]

The best film ever!!!

[33Sammi32]

oh please.....so much rose-colored hollywood BS. The real John Nash didn't understand the concept of love and human relationships and would try and crawl into bed with other men (some people think he was gay) and as another commenter said, he also had a very difficult relationship and divorce.

[CodeMNo1]

@33Sammi32 It would be BS if it was based on a true story.

[33Sammi32]

@CodeMNo1 A Beautiful Mind IS based on a true story. It claims to be a biopic of John Nash....when it's more like a fake Hollywood movie taking only a few "nice" facts and disregarding all of the inconvenient ones.

[1010Aab]

"You are all my reasons."

[ovis86]

where's the original speech?

[BigJohn1106]

The way he says 'thank you' is so humble so moving...well done.

[stayjit1]

You had to ask ? Only a hollywood scriptwriter could make a speech like this. ( cue violins)

[MrLivingparadox]

(LP) ~ 12/19/2010

"I'm only here tonight because of you."

[ecurrent94]

he never made this speech....

[aleahimmihaela]

does anyone know if this is the real speech or just a movie script?

[MuffBandit69]

@aleahimmihaela

script. Nash's wife divorced him in 1963, and only recently remarried him (2001). He was actually a far more bitter/angry/insert-evil-adjec­tive-here than the movie portrays.

[psoni6]

I was in tears after seeing this speech in the end ...

[SunnyMiii]

did he really say that?

[SunnyMiii]

@SunnyMiii he didn't, lol... you're not allowed to give speechs on nobel prize ceremonies..

[maurisilva86]

My question's taken me for the physical, metaphysical and ilusional

[ikweetnietook]

@maurisilva86 and back.

[AMT1413]

i met john nash

[marter2006]

@AMT1413 when was that?

[AMT1413]

@marter2006 it was 1 month ago in the fine building in Princeton university he walked by my class.

[speedskate2010]

@AMT1413 really?

[kosselammm]

Most stunning speech i've ever heard <3

[twinman009]

put this in google and check the 4th link ''was MIT involved in MK ultra'', have a look through the list of places that were involved and you will see why he supposedly lost his marbles

[Vikraman1411]

Russel Crowe has done an incredible acting.....great guts...

[TravelerDiogenes]

At MIT, Nash was at ground Zero of MK Ultra. One of the "episodes" of MK Ultra was to find out what LSD was capable of. It was given to people unawares, some of whom had psychotic breaks. Even while watching the movie in 1997, I saw that clearly: that Nash had been chosen as one of the guinea pigs. What a tragedy for the man, to have his life stolen from him.

But remember this: He was not alone. People we will never know the names of shared his misfortune.

[JJMK369]

just finished watching this movie!!!!! exellent 5 starts

[johnny10509]

I love this movie. A mans whole life dedication and sacrifice payed off in the end. Thanks to true love

[MsWoem]

So what if it's only the movie speech? Still great 

[agbook2007]

This is a beautiful movie scene... but it is just that, a movie scene. There was no speech. Great movie though.

[thorsgade26]

Gay

[PartyWood]

@thorsgade26 Logically it can't be 'gay' can it! if he's wife was a man that would make you right, but clearly your thick as sh1t!

[mrcocoquirozt]

10000% verdad

[hafeez587]

I bet real Jhon Nash would have been roasted to see all the emotional speech tht they put in Russel mouth at speech for recieving his Nobel prize..

Hollywood such an exaggeration..

but my respect to Russel Crow for indeed his great acting..he is so wonderful actor..best..

[MrChug]

...but it was "just a very quick question". Why does this guy have a mic?

[vp1981ad]

You do know that the real John Nash gave no speech laden with such sentimentalism, right?

[BTC141]

Hey, your title is misleading. Please correct. Add a coma after "speech" and add "movie version." You know what I'm saying is right.

[designerendevenir]

This is the movie. There was no speech at the real Nobel Prize ceremony

[KrazyKillProductions]

did u know he didnnt really do a speech i think its beacause his disease.

[thegodfather1525]

from the movie...

[dariob01]

just jennifer connelly could make a man to give up his Schizophrenia. XD. She's gorgeous!!!

[estaryrai]

what a beautiful ending piece! no wonder 'twas entilted "beautiful mind"cuz it portrays to us that no matter how genius and limitless d mind can go, equipped with all the mathematical equations of logic and reasoning,d mind still come to bow down and acknowledge the mysterious equation of LOVE where it surpasses all equations of any sort.

[sandeepbandi]

Never saw any better ending than this.

[008camhua]

miracle

[eletsa]

this is a scene from the movie '' a beautiful mind''

[metalic699]

thats not john nash .. this is fake

[imales77]

you stupid punk!! it's a movie called "A beautiful mind"

[Raizdecimal]

it's true! this is from a beutiful mind. THIS IS NOT JOHN ASH!

[wbinwv]

It is only in the mysterious equations of love, that any logical reasons can be found.

[22710001110101]

@wbinwv thanks man i missed that part

[psoni6]

The best hollywood movie I have seen, this one.

[sinhapride7]

yep i agree!!!

[bbri1991]

John Nash looks kind of like Russell Crowe. I must say.

[zay42424242]

It is Russel Crowe. lol This is off of the movie A Beautiful Mind.

[bbri1991]

yeah i was kidding. haha.

[lujavana]

he never said this in his actual speech you know?

[wbinwv]

Brilliance.

[nicoletascorei]

outstanding

[Lostkiwi123]

you do know this is from the movie "a beautiful mind right?" i wonder what his actual speech said

[poppingdude]

@Lostkiwi123 I don't think he was actually asked to speak.

but this speech still reflects his personal life and is one of the best movie parts I've ever seen.

it always moves me and makes me want to do something great

[marter2006]

thats how I feel about it.