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At the 1978 Oscars, before presenting the award for Sound and Visual Effects, William Holden surprised Barbara Stanwyck with a heartfelt tribute. While accepting her Honorary Oscar in 1982, mere months after Holden’s death, she dedicated the award to him.

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