The 9 Most Memorable Oscar Blunders of All Time

This year wasn't the only time a presenter has called the wrong winner. At the 1942 awards, Sammy Davis Jr. was given the wrong envelope and announced that the winner for best music, scoring of music, adaptation or treatment was John Addison for Tom Jones. The real winner was Irma La Douce's André Previn!

In 1974, David Niven was introducing Elizabeth Taylor when a man ran behind him . . . wearing no clothes. The streaker was a photographer named Robert Opel, and it took Niven and the audience nearly a full minute to regain their composure after the unexpected nudity.

Rob Lowe was the hottest actor in Hollywood in 1989, but the way he opened the Oscars that year went down in the Hall of Shame. Snow White (played by aspiring actress Eileen Bowman) was the costar of the disastrous 15-minute-long intro that was so bad that Paul Newman, Gregory Peck, and Julie Andrews all signed an open letter condemning the number as "an embarrassment to both the Academy and the entire motion picture industry."

In 1995, Samuel L. Jackson was nominated for best supporting actor for his role in Pulp Fiction. He was up against Gary Sinise, Chazz Palminteri, and Paul Scofield, but it was Martin Landau that took the win for Ed Wood. The camera hovered over all the nominees and at the moment the winner was announced, you can clearly see Jackson saying "Sh*t." Whoops.

Technically, Roger Ross Williams and Elinor Burkett both won for best documentary short subject for Music by Prudence, but Williams was in the middle of a gracious acceptance speech when Burkett cut in, joking that it was so "typical" for a man to speak over the woman, and proceeded to completely hijack the acceptance speech. I dare you to watch without cringing.

After a very memorable campaign, Melissa Leo ended up taking home the best supporting actress Oscar for her role in The Fighter. She was so excited to have won, that she straight-up swore while accepting her award.

In 2013, Jennifer Lawrence fever was spiking and the whole world rejoiced when she took home best actress for Silver Linings Playbook. Lawrence couldn't contain herself, and fell on her face while going up the steps to accept her Oscar. The room collectively gasped, but in the end, it just became another reason to love Lawrence is all her clumsy glory.

Ah, the Oscars moment that will never, ever stop being funny. John Travolta was introducing Idina Menzel when he got confused about her name and just called her "Adele Dazeem." Did he think no one would notice?

Despite all the mistakes that have come before it, the best picture mixup is absolutely the most shocking thing to ever happen at the Oscars. Presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway got the wrong envelope, and announced La La Land to be the best picture winner. As we soon learned, Moonlight was the real winner. Yikes.