Eva Marie Saint remembered Oscar winner dies at 102

Oct 6

David Muir reports Eva Marie Saint's death at her Los Angeles home at 102 and presents a full career remembrance. ABC recalls her film debut with Marlon Brando in 1954's On the Waterfront and the supporting-actress Oscar, airing her acceptance speech while nine months pregnant. Film and television excerpts illustrate North by Northwest with Cary Grant, Exodus with Paul Newman in 1960, Moonlighting and Superman Returns in 2006. Muir describes her as the oldest living Oscar winner and celebrates the films. Archive dialogue and Saint's own acceptance speech are retained within the complete obituary.

ABC reports Eva Marie Saint's death at her Los Angeles home at 102 and describes her as the oldest living Oscar winner. Its substantial obituary recalls her On the Waterfront debut and supporting-actress Oscar, North by Northwest, Exodus, Moonlighting and Superman Returns, using her acceptance speech and archive dialogue. Those career milestones are remembrance context, not newly established separate occurrences.