Patricia Arquette, who received Best Supporting Actress Oscar for 'Boyhood', talked about women's rights and on maintaining gender equality in the society while giving away her winning speech.
The 'True Romance' actress said that it's true that the older a woman get the less money she makes as compared to men, but it's high time to work on gender equality, ABC News reported
The 46-year-old American actress continued her speech by stating that she never though that she'll even get nominated for the Academy Awards, but she won an award and that was just because of her good deeds that she do to other.
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