AceShowbiz - Amy Madigan secured her first Oscar win for Best Supporting Actress with her role as Aunt Gladys in Weapons, marking a triumphant moment after her initial nomination four decades ago for Twice in a Lifetime. The film’s title resonated with her victory, as this was her second nomination and first win.

During her acceptance speech, Amy Madigan opened with laughter and a lighthearted joke about what made this win different. She playfully raised her Oscar and said, "What's different is this little guy!"

Amy Madigan also reflected on her earlier speech at the Actor Awards, where she spoke about the importance of unions. At the ceremony, she took time to honor her fellow nominees. She gave special recognition to Zach Cregger, the writer and director of Weapons, for his work on the film.

Her gratitude extended to her family, particularly mentioning her daughter and affectionately including "all the dogs" in her thanks. She reserved a heartfelt moment for her husband, Ed Harris. When her name was announced, she paused to absorb the moment, while Ed Harris smiled.

Winning for a performance in a genre film is a notable accomplishment. Regardless of the Oscar, her presence and talent have always made her a winner in the eyes of her fans and peers.