Matthew McConaughey talks God, heroes in Oscars acceptance speech
It turns out Matthew McConaughey's hero is himself, a few years down the line.
In accepting the best actor Oscar for his role as Ron Woodroof in 'Dallas Buyer's Club' on Sunday, McConaughey, 44, said he needs three things in his life to survive: God, family and someone to look up to as a hero.
When he was 15, the actor said, he decided that hero would be himself in 10 years. Ten years later, he pushed the deadline back another decade. Then another decade.
'My hero's always 10 years away,' the actor said in a gracious acceptance speech. 'I'm never going to attain that. That keeps me with somebody to keep on chasing.'
After thanking God, his wife and children, his mother and his late father, he offered up something else long-time fans have been waiting to hear this Oscar season: 'All right, all right, all right.'
The signature line, from the character McConaughey played in his first film, 'Dazed and Confused,' brought the house down.
McConaughey beat out Leonardo DiCaprio, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Bruce Dern and Christian Bale for the trophy.
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