Kathy Bates reflects on her lifelong struggles with body image, self-worth and feeling like an outsider in Hollywood, even after winning an Oscar. In a deeply vulnerable moment, she shares how losing 100 pounds allowed her to finally feel a sense of belonging and pride, which led to an emotional red carpet moment where she felt beautiful and seen: "When I saw the photos from the red carpet at the Emmys… I see my face up. This is my time." https://www.cbsnews.com/video/extended-interview-kathy-ba

Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes in the film adaptation of Stephen King's psychological horror thriller 'Misery.' Bates' performance won her the Best Actress Oscar at the 63rd Academy Awards. Bates has since earned three more Oscar nominations for her performances as Libby in 'Primary Colors' (Supporting Actress), Roberta Hertzel in 'About Schmidt' (Supporting Actress) and Bobi Jewell in 'Richard Jewell' (Supporting Actress). | The Academy

Daniel Day-Lewis presenting Kathy Bates the Oscar® for Best Actress for her performance in "Misery" at the 63rd Academy Awards® in 1991. | The Academy