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May 1929
1st Academy Awards
Host: Douglas Fairbanks
Outstanding Picture: Wings
Best Unique and Artistic Picture:Sunrise
Best Directing (Comedy): Lewis MILESTON (Two Arabian Knights)
Best Directing (Dramatic): Frank BORZAGE (7th Heaven)
Best Actor: Emil JANNINGS (The Last Command and The Way of All Flesh)
Best Actress: Janet GAYNOR (7th Heaven and Sunrise)
Best Writing (Original): Ben HECHT (Underworld)
Best Writing (Adaptation): Benjamin GLAZER (7th Heaven)
Most Nominations: 7th Heaven (5)
Most Awards:7th Heaven and Sunrise (3 each)
April 1930
2nd Academy Awards
Host: William C DeMille
Best Picture: The Broadway Melody
Best Actor: Warner BAXTER (In Old Arizona)
Best Actress: Mary PICKFORD (Coquette)
Best Director: Frank LLOYD (The Divine Lady)
Best Writing: Hanns KRÄLY (The Patriot)
Most Nominations: In Old Arizona and The Patriot (5 each)
Most Awards: No film received more than one award
November 1930
3rd Academy Awards
Host: Conrad Nagel
Best Picture: All Quiet on the Western Front
Best Actor: George ARLISS (Disraeli)
Best Actress: Norma SHEARER (The Divorcee)
Best Director: Lewis MILESTONE (All Quiet on the Western Front)
Best Writing: Frances MARION (The Big House)
Most Nominations: The Love Parade (6)
Most Awards:All Quiet on the Western Front (2)
November 1931
4th Academy Awards
Host: Lawrence Grant
Best Picture: Cimarron
Best Actor: Lionel BARRYMORE (A Free Soul)
Best Actress: Marie DRESSLER (Min and Bill)
Best Director: Norman TAUROG (Skippy)
Best Original Story: John MONK (The Dawn Patrol)
Best Adapted Story: Howard ESTABROOK (Cimarron)
Most Nominations: Cimarron (7)
Most Awards:Cimarron (3)
November 1932
5th Academy Awards
Host: Conrad Nagel
Best Picture: Grand Hotel
Best Actor: Frederic MARCH (Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde) and Wallace BEERY (The Champ)
Best Actress: Helen HAYES (The Sin of Madelon Claudet)
Best Director: Victor BORZAGE (Bad Girl)
Best Original Story: Frances MARION (The Champ)
Best Adapted Story: Edwin J BURKE (Bad Girl)
Most Nominations: Arrowsmith and The Champ (4 each)
Most Awards:Bad Girl and The Champ (2 each)
March 1934
6th Academy Awards
Host: Will Rogers
Best Picture: Cavalcade
Best Actor: Charles LAUGHTON (The Private Life of Henry VIII)
Best Actress: Katharine HEPBURN (Morning Glory)
Best Director: Frank LLOYD (Cavalcade)
Best Original Story: Robert LORD (One Way Passage)
Best Adapted Story: Victor HEERMAN (Little Women)
Most Nominations: Cavalcade, A Farewell to Arms and Lady for a Day (4 each)
Most Awards:Cavalcade (3)
February 1935
7th Academy Awards
Host: Irvin S Cobb
Best Picture: It Happened One Night
Best Actor: Clark GABLE (It Happened One Night)
Best Actress: Claudette COLBERT (It Happened One Night)
Best Director: Frank CAPRA (It Happened One Night)
Best Original Story: Arthur CAESAR (Manhattan Melodrama)
Best Adapted Story: Robert RISKIN (It Happened One Night)
Best Score:One Night of Love
Best Song:“The Continental” (The Gay Divorcee)
Most Nominations: One Night of Love (6)
Most Awards:It Happened One Night (5)
March 1936
8th Academy Awards
Host: Frank Capra
Best Picture: Mutiny on the Bounty
Best Actor: Victor McLAGLEN (The Informer)
Best Actress: Bette DAVIS (Dangerous)
Best Director: John FORD (The Informer)
Best Original Story: Ben HECHT and Charles MacARTHUR (The Scoundrel)
Best Adaptation: Dudley NICHOLS (The informer)
Best Score:The informer
Best Song:“Lullaby of Broadway” (The Gold Diggers of 1935)
Most Nominations: Mutiny on the Bounty (8)
Most Awards:The Informer (4)
March 1937
9th Academy Awards
Host: George Jessel
Best Picture: The Great Ziegfield
Best Actor: Paul MUNI (The Story of Louis Pasteur)
Best Actress: Luise RAINER (The Great Ziegfeld)
Best Supporting Actor: Walter BRENNAN (Come and Get It)
Best Supporting Actress: Gale SONDERGAARD (Anthony Adverse)
Best Director: Frank CAPRA (Mr Deeds Goes to Town)
Best Original Story: Pierre COLLINGS and Sheridan GIBNEY (The Story of Louis Pasteur)
Best Adapted Story: Pierre COLLINGS and Sheridan GIBNEY (The Story of Louis Pasteur)
Best Score:Anthony Adverse
Best Song:“The Way You Look Tonight” (Swing Time)
Most Nominations: Anthony Adverse, Dodsworth and The Great Ziegfeld (7 each)
Most Awards:Anthony Adverse (4)
March 1938
10th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Burns
Best Picture: The Life of Emile Zola
Best Actor: Spencer TRACY (Captains Courageous)
Best Actress: Luise RAINER (The Good Earth)
Best Supporting Actor: Joseph SCHILDKRAUT (The Life of Emile Zola)
Best Supporting Actress: Alice BRADY (In Old Chicago)
Best Director: Leo McCAREY (The Awful Truth)
Best Original Story: William A WELLMAN and Robert CARSON (A Star is Born)
Best Adapted Story: Heinz HERALD, Geza HERCZEG et. al (The Life of Emile Zola)
Best Score:One Hundred Men and a Girl
Best Song:“Sweet Leilani” (Waikiki Wedding)
Most Nominations: The Life of Emile Zola (10)
Most Awards:The Life of Emile Zola (3)
February 1939
11th Academy Awards
Host: N/A
(First Awards without an official host)
Best Picture: You Can’t Take it With You
Best Actor: Spencer TRACY (Boys Town)
Best Actress: Bette DAVIS (Jezebel)
Best Supporting Actor: Walter BRENNAN (Kentucky)
Best Supporting Actress: Fay BAINTER (Jezebel)
Best Director: Frank CAPRA (You Can’t Take it With You)
Best Original Story: Eleanore GRIFFIN and Dore SCHARY (Boys Town)
Best Adapted Story: George BERNARD SHAW, Ian DALRYMPLE et. al. (Pygmalion)
Best Score:The Adventures of Robin Hood
Best Song:“Thanks for the Memory” (The Big Broadcast of 1938)
Most Nominations: You Can’t Take it With You (7)
Most Awards:The Adventures of Robin Hood (3)
February 1940
12th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Hope
Best Picture: Gone With the Wind
Best Actor: Robert DONAT (Goodbye Mr Chips)
Best Actress: Vivien LEIGH (Gone With the Wind)
Best Supporting Actor: Thomas MITCHELL (Stagecoach)
Best Supporting Actress: Hattie McDANIEL (Gone With the Wind)
Best Director: Victor FLEMING (Gone With the Wind)
Best Original Story: Lewis R FOSTER (Mr Smith Goes to Washington)
Best Adapted Story: Sidney HOWARD (Gone With the Wind)
Best Scoring: Stagecoach
Best Original Score:The Wizard of Oz
Best Song:“Over the Rainbow” (The Wizard of Oz)
Most Nominations: Gone With the Wind (13)
Most Awards:Gone With the Wind (8)
February 1941
13th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Hope
Best Picture: Rebecca
Best Actor: James STEWART (The Philadelphia Story)
Best Actress: Ginger ROGERS (Kitty Foyle)
Best Supporting Actor: Walter BRENNAN (The Westerner)
Best Supporting Actress: Jane DARWELL (The Grapes of Wrath)
Best Director: John FORD (The Grapes of Wrath)
Best Original Screenplay: Preston STURGES (The Great McGinty)
Best Screenplay: Donald Ogden STEWART (The Philadelphia Story)
Best Scoring: Tin Pan Alley
Best Original Score:Pinocchio
Best Song:“When You Wish Upon a Star” (Pinocchio)
Most Nominations: Rebecca (11)
Most Awards:The Thief of Bagdad (3)
February 1942
14th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Hope
Best Picture: How Green Was My Valley
Best Actor: Gary Cooper (Sergeant York)
Best Actress: Joan FONTAINE (Suspicion)
Best Supporting Actor: Donald CRISP (How Green Was My Valley)
Best Supporting Actress: Mary ASTOR (The Great Lie)
Best Director: John FORD (How Green Was My Valley)
Best Original Screenplay: Herman J MANKIEWZICZ and Orson WELLES (Citizen Kane)
Best Screenplay: Sidney BUCHMAN and Seton I MILLER (Here Comes Mr Jordan)
Best Musical Scoring: Dumbo
Best Dramatic Scoring: All That Money Can Buy
Best Song:“The Last Time I Saw Paris” (Lady Be Good)
Most Nominations: Sergeant York (11)
Most Awards:How Green Was My Valley (5)
March 1943
15th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Hope
Best Picture: Mrs Miniver
Best Actor: James CAGNEY (Yankee Doodle Dandy)
Best Actress: Greer GARSON (Mrs Miniver)
Best Supporting Actor: Van HEFLIN (Johnny Eager)
Best Supporting Actress: Teresa WRIGHT(Mrs Miniver)
Best Director: William WYLER (Mrs Miniver)
Best Original Screenplay: Michael KANIN and Ring LARDNER Jnr (Woman of the Year)
Best Screenplay: George FROESCHEL, James HILTON et. al. (Mrs Miniver)
Best Musical Scoring: Yankee Doodle Dandy
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Now, Voyager
Best Song:“White Christmas” (Holiday Inn)
Most Nominations: Mrs Miniver (12)
Most Awards:Mrs Miniver (6)
March 1944
16th Academy Awards
Host: Jack Benny
Best Picture: Casablanca
Best Actor: Paul LUKAS (Watch on the Rhine)
Best Actress: Jennifer Jones (The Song of Bernadette)
Best Supporting Actor: Charles COBURN (The More the Merrier)
Best Supporting Actress: Katina PAXINOU (For Whom the Bell Tolls)
Best Director: Michael CURTIZ (Casablanca)
Best Original Screenplay: Norman KRASNA (Princess O’Rourke)
Best Screenplay: Julius J EPSTEIN, Philip G EPSTEIN et. al. (Casablanca)
Best Musical Scoring: This is the Army
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: The Song of Bernadette
Best Song:“You’ll Never Know” (Hello, Frisco, Hello)
Most Nominations: The Song of Bernadette (12)
Most Awards:The Song of Bernadette (4)
March 1945
17th Academy Awards
Hosts: John Cromwell and Bob Hope
Best Picture: Going My Way
Best Actor: Bing CROSBY (Going My Way)
Best Actress: Ingrid BERGMAN (Gaslight)
Best Supporting Actor: Barry FITZGERALD (Going My Way)
Best Supporting Actress: Ethel BARRYMORE (None But the Lonely Heart)
Best Director: Leo McCAREY (Going My Way)
Best Original Screenplay: Lamar TROTTI (Wilson)
Best Screenplay: Frank BUTLER and Frank CAVETT (Going My Way
Best Musical Scoring: Cover Girl
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Since You Went Away
Best Song:“Swinging on a Star” (Going My Way)
Most Nominations: Going My Way and Wilson (10 each)
Most Awards:Going My Way (7)
March 1946
18th Academy Awards
Hosts: James Stewart and Bob Hope
Best Picture: The Lost Weekend
Best Actor: Ray MILLAND (The Lost Weekend)
Best Actress: Joan CRAWFORD (Mildred Pierce)
Best Supporting Actor: James DUNN (A Tree Grows in Brookyln)
Best Supporting Actress: Anne REVERE (National Velvet)
Best Director: Billy WILDER (The Lost Weekend)
Best Original Screenplay: Richard SCHWEIZER (Marie-Louise)
Best Screenplay: Charles BRACKETT and Billy WILDER (The Lost Weekend)
Best Musical Scoring: Anchors Away
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Spellbound
Best Song:“It Might as Well Be Spring” (State Fair)
Most Nominations: The Bells of St Mary’s (8)
Most Awards:The Lost Weekend (4)
March 1947
19th Academy Awards
Hosts: Jack Benny
Best Picture: The Best Years of Our Lives
Best Actor: Fredric MARCH (The Best Yewars of Our Lives)
Best Actress: Olivia de HAVILLAND (To Each His Own)
Best Supporting Actor: Harold RUSSELL (The Best Years of Our Lives)
Best Supporting Actress: Anne BAXTER (The Razor’s Edge)
Best Director: William WYLER (The Best Years of Our Lives)
Best Original Screenplay: Muriel BOX and Sydney BOX (The Seventh Veil)
Best Screenplay: Robert E SHERWOOD (The Best Years of Our Lives)
Best Musical Scoring: The Jolson Story
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: The Best Years of Our Lives
Best Song:“On the Athcison, Topeka and Santa Fe” (The Harvey Girls)
Most Nominations: The Best Years of Our Lives (8)
Most Awards:The Best Years of Our Lives (7)
March 1948
20th Academy Awards
Hosts: Agnes Moorehead and Dick Powell
Best Picture: Gentleman’s Agreement
Best Actor: Ronald COLMAN (A Double Life)
Best Actress: Loretta YOUNG (The Farmer’s Daughter)
Best Supporting Actor: Edward GWENN (Miracle on 34th Street)
Best Supporting Actress: Celeste HOLM (Gentleman’s Agreement)
Best Director: Eliza KAZAN (Gentleman’s Agreement)
Best Original Screenplay: Sidney SHELDON (The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer)
Best Screenplay: George SEATON (Miracle on 34th Street)
Best Musical Scoring: Mother Wore Tights
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: A Double Life
Best Song:“Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” (Song of the South)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: Shoeshine (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Gentleman’s Agreement (8)
Most Awards:Gentleman’s Agreement and Miracle on 34th Street (3 each)
March 1949
21st Academy Awards
Hosts: Robert Montgomery
Best Picture: Hamlet
Best Actor: Laurence OLIVIER (Hamlet)
Best Actress: Jane WYMAN (Johnny Belinda)
Best Supporting Actor: Walter HUSTON (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre)
Best Supporting Actress: Claire TREVOR (Key Largo)
Best Director: John HUSTON (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre)
Best Screenplay: John HUSTON (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre)
Best Musical Scoring: Easter Parade
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: The Red Shoes
Best Song:“Buttons and Bows” (The Paleface)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: Monsieur Vincent (France / French)
Most Nominations: Johnny Belinda (12)
Most Awards:Hamlet (4)
March 1950
22nd Academy Awards
Hosts: Paul Douglas
Best Picture: All the King’s Men
Best Actor: Broderick CRAWFORD (All the King’s Men)
Best Actress: Olivia de HAVILLAND (The Heiress)
Best Supporting Actor: Dean JAGGER (Twelve O’Clock High)
Best Supporting Actress: Mercedes McCAMBRIDGE (All the King’s Men)
Best Director: Joseph L MANKIEWICZ (A Letter to Three Wives)
Best Screenplay: Joseph L MANKIEWICZ (A Letter to Three Wives)
Best Story and Screenplay: Robert PIROSH (Battleground)
Best Musical Scoring: On the Town
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: The Heiress
Best Song:“Baby, it’s Cold Outside” (Neptune’s Daughter)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: The Bicycle Thief (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: The Heiress (8)
Most Awards:The Heiress (4)
March 1951
23rd Academy Awards
Hosts: Fred Astaire
Best Picture: All About Eve
Best Actor: José FERRER (Cyrano de Bergerac)
Best Actress: Judy HOLLIDAY (Born Yesterday)
Best Supporting Actor: George SANDERS (All About Eve)
Best Supporting Actress: Josephine HULL (Harvey)
Best Director: Joseph L MANKIEWICZ (All About Eve)
Best Screenplay: Joseph L MANKIEWICZ (All About Eve)
Best Story and Screenplay: Charles BRACKETT, Billy WILDER and anor. (Sunset Boulevard)
Best Musical Scoring: Annie Get Your Gun
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Sunset Boulevard
Best Song:“Mona Lisa” (Captain Carey, USA)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: The Walls of Malapaga (Italy and France / Italian and French
Most Nominations: All About Eve (14)
Most Awards:All About Eve (6)
March 1952
24th Academy Awards
Hosts: Danny Kaye
Best Picture: An American in Paris
Best Actor: Humphrey BOGART (The African Queen)
Best Actress: Vivien LEIGH (A Streetcar Named Desire)
Best Supporting Actor: Karl MALDEN (A Streetcar Named Desire)
Best Supporting Actress: Kim HUNTER (A Streetcar Named Desire)
Best Director: George STEVENS (A Place in the Sun)
Best Screenplay: Michael WILSON and Harry BROWN (A Place in the Sun)
Best Story and Screenplay: Alan Jay LERNER (An American in Paris)
Best Musical Scoring: An American in Paris
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: A Place in the Sun
Best Song:“In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening” (Here Comes the Groom)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: Rashomon (Japan / Japanese)
Most Nominations: A Streetcare Named Desire (12)
Most Awards:An American in Paris and A Place in the Sun (6 each)
March 1953
25th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope, Conrad Nagel and Frederic March
Best Picture: The Greatest Show on Earth
Best Actor: Gary COOPER (High Noon)
Best Actress: Shirley BOOTH (Come Back, Little Sheba)
Best Supporting Actor: Anthony QUINN (Viva Zapata!)
Best Supporting Actress: Gloria GRAHAME (The Bad and the Beautiful)
Best Director: John FORD (The Quiet Man)
Best Screenplay: Charles SCHNEE (The Bad and the Beautiful)
Best Story and Screenplay: T E B CLARKE (The Lavender Hill Mob)
Best Musical Scoring: With a Song in My Heart
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: High Noon
Best Song:“The Ballad of High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me, O My Darling)” (High Noon)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: Forbidden Games (France / French)
Most Nominations: High Noon, Moulin Rouge and The Quiet Man (7 each)
Most Awards:The Bold and the Beautiful (5)
March 1954
26th Academy Awards
Hosts: Donald O’Connor and Frederic March
Best Picture: From Here to Eternity
Best Actor: William HOLDEN (Stalag 17)
Best Actress: Audrey HEPBURN (Roman Holiday)
Best Supporting Actor: Frank SINATRA (From Here to Eternity)
Best Supporting Actress: Donna REED (From Here to Eternity)
Best Director: Fred ZINNEMANN (From Here to Eternity)
Best Screenplay: Daniel TARADASH (From Here to Eternity)
Best Story and Screenplay: Charles BRACKETT, Walter REISCH and Anor. (Titanic)
Best Story: Dalton TRUMBO (Roman Holiday)
Best Musical Scoring: Call Me Madam
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Lili
Best Song:“Secret Love” (Calamity Jane)
Foreign Language Honorary Award: None Awarded
Most Nominations: From Here to Eternity (13)
Most Awards:From Here to Eternity (8)
March 1955
27th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope and Thelma Ritter
Best Picture: On the Waterfront
Best Actor: Marlon BRANDO (On the Waterfront)
Best Actress: Grace KELLY (The Country Girl)
Best Supporting Actor: Edmond O’BRIEN (The Barefoot Contessa)
Best Supporting Actress: Eva Marie SAINT (On the Waterfront)
Best Director: Elia KAZAN (On the Waterfront)
Best Screenplay: George SEATON (The Barefoot Contessa)
Best Story and Screenplay: Budd SCHULBERG (On the Waterfront)
Best Story: Philip YORDAN (Broken Lance)
Best Musical Scoring: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: The High and the Mighty
Best Song:“Three Coins in the Fountain” (Three Coins in the Fountain)
Foreign Language Honorary Award:Jigokumon (Gate of Hell)(Japan / Japanese)
Most Nominations: On the Waterfront (12)
Most Awards:On the Waterfront (8)
March 1956
28th Academy Awards
Hosts: Jerry Lewis, Claudette Colbert and Joseph L Mankiewicz
Best Picture: Marty
Best Actor: Ernest BORGNINE (Marty)
Best Actress: Anna MAGNANI (The Rose Tattoo)
Best Supporting Actor: Jack LEMMON (Mister Roberts)
Best Supporting Actress: Jo Van Fleet (East of Eden)
Best Director: Delbert MANN (Marty)
Best Screenplay: Paddy CHAYEFSKY (Marty)
Best Story and Screenplay: William LUDWIG and Sonia LEVIEN (Interrupted Melody)
Best Motion Picture Story: Daniel FUCHS (Love Me or Leave Me)
Best Musical Scoring: Oklahoma!
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Love is a Many-Splendored Thing
Best Song:“Love is a Many-Splendored Thing” (Love is a Many-Splendored Thing)
Foreign Language Honorary Award:Samurai, The Legend of Musashi (Japan / Japanese)
Most Nominations: Love is a Many-Splendored Thing, Marty and The Rose Tattoo (8 each)
Most Awards:Marty (4)
March 1957
29th Academy Awards
Hosts: Jerry Lewis and Celeste Holm
Best Picture: Around the World in 80 Days
Best Actor: Yul BRYNNER (The King and I)
Best Actress: Ingrid BERGMAN (Anastasia)
Best Supporting Actor: Anthony QUINN (Lust for Life)
Best Supporting Actress: Dorothy MALONE (Written on the Wind)
Best Director: George STEVENS (Giant)
Best Screenplay - Original: Albert LAMORISSE (The Red Balloon)
Best Screenplay - Adapted : James POE, John FARROW and anor. (Around the World in 80 Days)
Best Story: Dalton TRUMBO (The Brave One)
Best Musical Scoring: The King and I
Best Dramatic / Comedy Scoring: Around the World in 80 Days
Best Song:“Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be” (The Man Who Knew Too Much)
Best Foreign Language Film: La Strada (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Giant (10)
Most Awards:Around the World in 80 Days and The King and I (5 each)
March 1958
30th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope, Rosalind Russell, David Niven, James Stewart, Jack Lemmon, Donald Duck
Best Picture: The Bridge on the River Kwai
Best Actor: Alec Guinness (The Bridge on the River Kwai)
Best Actress: Joanne WOODWARD (The Three Faces of Eve)
Best Supporting Actor: Red BUTTONS (Sayonara)
Best Supporting Actress: Miyoshi UMEKI (Sayonara)
Best Director: David LEAN (The Bridge on the River Kwai)
Best Screenplay - Original: George WELLS (Designing Woman)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Pierre BOULLE et. al. (The Bridge on the River Kwai)
Best Scoring: The Bridge on the River Kwai
Best Song:“All the Way” (The Joker is Wild)
Best Foreign Language Film: Nights of Cabiria (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Sayonara (10)
Most Awards:The Bridge on the River Kwai (7 each)
April 1959
31st Academy Awards
Hosts: Jerry lewis, Mort Sahl, Tony Randall, Bob Hope, David Niven and Laurence Olivier
Best Picture: Gigi
Best Actor: David Niven (Separate Tables)
Best Actress: Susan HAYWARD (I Want to Live!)
Best Supporting Actor: Burl IVES (The Big Country)
Best Supporting Actress: Wendy Hiller (Separate Tables)
Best Director: Vincente MINNELLI (Gigi)
Best Screenplay - Original: Nedrick YOUNG and Harold Jacob SMITH (The Defiant Ones)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alan Jay LERNER (Gigi)
Best Scoring (Dramatic or Comedy): The Old Man and the Sea
Best Scoring (Musical): Gigi
Best Song:“Gigi” (Gigi)
Best Foreign Language Film: My Uncle (France / French)
Most Nominations: The Defiant Ones and Gigi (9 each)
Most Awards:Gigi (9)
April 1960
32nd Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: Ben-Hur
Best Actor: Charlton HESTON (Ben-Hur)
Best Actress: Simone SIGNORET (Room at the Top)
Best Supporting Actor: Hugh GRIFFITH (Ben-Hur)
Best Supporting Actress: Shelley WINTERS (The Diary of Anne Frank)
Best Director: William WYLER (Ben-Hur)
Best Screenplay - Original: Russell ROUSE, Clarence GREENE et. al. (Pillow Talk)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Neil PATERSON (Room at the Top)
Best Scoring (Dramatic or Comedy): Ben-Hur
Best Scoring (Musical): Porgy and Bess
Best Song:“High Hopes” (A Hole in the Head)
Best Foreign Language Film: Black Orpheus (France / French)
Most Nominations: Ben-Hur (12)
Most Awards:Ben-Hur (11)
April 1961
33rd Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: The Apartment
Best Actor: Burt LANCASTER (Elmer Gantry)
Best Actress: Elizabeth TAYLOR (Butterfield 8)
Best Supporting Actor: Peter USTINOV (Spartacus)
Best Supporting Actress: Shirley JONES (Elmer Gantry)
Best Director: Billy WILDER (The Apartment)
Best Screenplay - Original: Billy WILDER and IAL DIAMOND (The Apartment)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Richard BROOKS (Elmer Gantry)
Best Scoring (Dramatic or Comedy): Exodus
Best Scoring (Musical): Song Without End
Best Song:“Never on Sunday” (Never on Sunday)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Virgin Spring (Sweden / Swedish)
Most Nominations: The Apartment (10)
Most Awards:The Apartment (5)
April 1962
34th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: West Side Story
Best Actor: Maximilian SCHELL (Judgment at Nuremberg)
Best Actress: Sophia LOREN (Two Women)
Best Supporting Actor: George CHAKIRIS (West Side Story)
Best Supporting Actress: Rita MORENO (West Side Story)
Best Director: Robert WISE and Jerome ROBBINS (West Side Story)
Best Screenplay - Original: William INGE (Splendor in the Grass)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Abby MANN (Judgment at Nuremberg)
Best Scoring (Dramatic or Comedy): Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Best Scoring (Musical): West Side Story
Best Song:“Moon River” (Breakfast at Tiffany’s)
Best Foreign Language Film: Through a Glass Darkly (Sweden / Swedish)
Most Nominations: Judgment at Nuremberg and West Side Story (11 each)
Most Awards:West Side Story (10)
April 1963
35th Academy Awards
Hosts: Frank Sinatra
Best Picture: Lawrence of Arabia
Best Actor: Gregory PECK (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Best Actress: Anne BANCROFT (The Miracle Worker)
Best Supporting Actor: Ed BEGLEY (Sweet Bird of Youth)
Best Supporting Actress: Patty DUKE (The Miracle Worker)
Best Director: David LEAN (Lawrence of Arabia)
Best Screenplay - Original: Ennio de COCINI, Alfredo GIANNETTI and anor. (Divorce Italian Style)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Horton FOOTE (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Best Scoring (Substanially Original): Lawrence of Arabia
Best Scoring (Adaptation or Treatment): Meredith Wilson’s The Music Man
Best Song:“Days of Wine and Roses” (Days of Wine and Roses)
Best Foreign Language Film: Sundays and Cybele (France / French)
Most Nominations: Lawrence of Arabia (10)
Most Awards:Lawrence of Arabia (7)
April 1964
36th Academy Awards
Hosts: Jack Lemmon
Best Picture: Tom Jones
Best Actor: Sidney POITIER (Lilies of the Field)
Best Actress: Patricia NEAL (Hud)
Best Supporting Actor: Melvyn DOUGLAS (Hud)
Best Supporting Actress: Margaret RUTHERFORD (The V.I.P.s)
Best Director: Tony RICHARDSON (Tom Jones)
Best Screenplay - Original: James R WEBB (How the West Was Won)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: John OSBORNE (Tom Jones)
Best Scoring (Substanially Original): Tom Jones
Best Scoring (Adaptation or Treatment): Irma la Douce
Best Song:“Call Me Irresponsible” (Papa’s Delicate Condition)
Best Foreign Language Film: 8 1/2 (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Tom Jones (10)
Most Awards:Tom Jones and Cleopatra (4 each)
April 1965
37th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: My Fair Lady
Best Actor: Rex HARRISON (My Fair Lady)
Best Actress: Julie ANDREWS (Mary Poppins)
Best Supporting Actor: Peter USTINOV (Topkapi)
Best Supporting Actress: Lila KEDROVA (Zorba the Greek)
Best Director: George CUKOR (My Fair Lady)
Best Screenplay - Original: S H BARNETT, Peter STONE and anor. (Father Goose)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Edward ANHALT (Becket)
Best Scoring (Substanially Original): Mary Poppins
Best Scoring (Adaptation or Treatment): My Fair Lady
Best Song:“Chim Chim Cher-ee” (Mary Poppins)
Best Foreign Language Film: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Mary Poppins (13)
Most Awards:My Fair Lady (8)
April 1967
39th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: A Man for All Seasons
Best Actor: Paul SCOFIELD (A Man for All Seasons)
Best Actress: Elizabeth TAYLOR (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?)
Best Supporting Actor: Walter MATTHAU (The Fortune Cookie)
Best Supporting Actress: Sandy DENNIS (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?)
Best Director: Fred ZINNERMANN (A Man for All Seasons)
Best Screenplay - Original: Claude LELOUCH and Pierre UYTTERHOEVEN (A Man and a Woman)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Robert BOLT (A Man for All Seasons)
Best Original Music Score: Born Free
Best Scoring (Adaptation or Treatment): A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Best Song:“Born Free” (Born Free)
Best Foreign Language Film: A Man and a Woman (France / French)
Most Nominations: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (13)
Most Awards:A Man for All Seasons (6)
April 1968
40th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope
Best Picture: In the Heat of the Night
Best Actor: Rod STEIGER (In the Heat of the Night)
Best Actress: Katharine HEPBURN (Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner)
Best Supporting Actor: George KENNEDY (Cool Hand Luke)
Best Supporting Actress: Estelle PARSONS (Bonnie and Clyde)
Best Director: Mike NICHOLS (The Graduate)
Best Screenplay - Original: William ROSE (Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Stirling SILLIPHANT (In the Heat of the Night)
Best Original Music Score: Thoroughly Modern Millie
Best Original Song Score or Adaptation Score: Camelot
Best Song:“Talk to the Animals” (Doctor Dolittle)
Best Foreign Language Film: Closely Watched Trains (Czechoslovakia / Czech and German)
Most Nominations: Bonnie and Clyde and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (10 each)
Most Awards:In the Heat of the Night (5)
April 1969
41st Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Oliver!
Best Actor: Cliff ROBERTSON (Charly)
Best Actress: Katharine HEPBURN (The Lion in Winter) and Barbra STREISAND (Funny Girl)
Best Supporting Actor: Jack ALBERTSON (The Subject Was Roses)
Best Supporting Actress: Ruth GORDON (Rosemary’s Baby)
Best Director: Carol REED (Oliver!)
Best Screenplay - Original: Mel BROOKS (The Producers)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: James GOLDMAN (The Lion in Winter)
Best Original Score for a Motion Picture: The Lion in Winter
Best Score of a Musical Picture - Original or Adaptation: Oliver!
Best Song Original for the Picture:“The Windmills of Your Mind” (The Thomas Crown Affair)
Best Foreign Language Film: War and Peace (USSR / Russian, French and German)
Most Nominations: Oliver! (11)
Most Awards:Oliver! (5)
April 1970
42nd Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Midnight Cowboy
Best Actor: John WAYNE (True Grit)
Best Actress: Maggie SMITH (The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie)
Best Supporting Actor: Gig YOUNG (They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?)
Best Supporting Actress: Goldie HAWN (Cactus Flower)
Best Director: John SCHLESINGER (Midnight Cowboy)
Best Screenplay - Original: William GOLDMAN (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Waldo SALT (Midnight Cowboy)
Best Original Score for a Motion Picture: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Best Score of a Musical Picture - Original or Adaptation: Hello Dolly!
Best Song Original for the Picture:“Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head” (Butch Cassidy)
Best Foreign Language Film: Z (Algeria / French, Russian and English)
Most Nominations: Anne of the Thousand Days (10)
Most Awards:Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (4)
April 1971
43rd Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Patton
Best Actor: George C SCOTT (Patton)
Best Actress: Glenda JACKSON (Women in Love)
Best Supporting Actor: John MILLS (Ryan’s Daughter)
Best Supporting Actress: Helen HAYES (Airport)
Best Director: Franklin J SCHAFFNER (Patton)
Best Screenplay - Original: Francis Ford COPPOLA (Patton)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ring LARDNER Jnr (M.A.S.H.)
Best Original Score: Love Story
Best Original Song Score: Let it Be
Best Song Original for the Picture:“For All We Know” (Lovers and Other Strangers)
Best Foreign Language Film: Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Airport and Patton (10 each)
Most Awards:Patton (7)
April 1972
44th Academy Awards
Hosts: Helen Hayes, Alan King, Sammy Davis Jnr and Jack Lemmon
Best Picture: The French Connection
Best Actor: Gene HACKMAN (The French Connection)
Best Actress: Jane FONDA (Klute)
Best Supporting Actor: Ben JOHNSON (The Last Picture Show)
Best Supporting Actress: Cloris LEACHMAN (The Last Picture Show)
Best Director: William FRIEDKIN (The French Connection)
Best Screenplay - Original: Paddy CHAYEFSKY (The Hospital)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ernest TIDYMAN (The French Connection)
Best Original Dramatic Score: Summer of ‘42
Best Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score: Fiddler on the Roof
Best Song Original for the Picture:“Theme from Shaft” (Shaft)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Garden of the Finzi-Continis (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Fiddler on the Roof, The French Connection and The Last Picture Show (8 each)
Most Awards:The French Connection (5)
March 1973
45th Academy Awards
Hosts: Carol Burnett, Michael Caine, Charlton Heston and Rock Hudson
Best Picture: The Godfather
Best Actor: Marlon BRANDO (The Godfather)
Best Actress: Liza Minnelli (Cabaret)
Best Supporting Actor: Joel GREY (Cabaret)
Best Supporting Actress: Eileen HECKART (Butterflies Are Free)
Best Director: Bob FOSSE (Cabaret)
Best Screenplay - Original: Jeremy LARNER (The Candidate)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Francis Ford COPPOLA (The Godfather)
Best Original Dramatic Score: Limelight
Best Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score: Cabaret
Best Song Original for the Picture:“The Morning After” (The Poseidon Adventure)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (France / French)
Most Nominations: Cabaret and The Godfather (10 each)
Most Awards:Cabaret (8)
March 1974
46th Academy Awards
Hosts: Burt Reynolds, Diana Ross, John Huston and David Niven
Best Picture: The Sting
Best Actor: Jack Lemmon (Save the Tiger)
Best Actress: Glenda JACKSON (A Touch of Class)
Best Supporting Actor: John HOUSEMAN (The Paper Chase)
Best Supporting Actress: Tatum O’NEAL (Paper Moon)
Best Director: George Roy HILL (The Sting)
Best Screenplay - Original: David S WARD (The Sting)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: William Peter BLATTY (The Exorcist)
Best Original Dramatic Score: The Way We Were
Best Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score: The Sting
Best Song Original for the Picture:“The Way We Were” (The Way We Were)
Best Foreign Language Film: Day for Night (France / French)
Most Nominations: The Exorcist and The Sting (10 each)
Most Awards:The Sting (7)
April 1975
47th Academy Awards
Hosts: Bob Hope, Shirley MacLaine, Sammy Davis Jnr and Frank Sinatra
Best Picture: The Godfather Part II
Best Actor: Art CARNEY (Harry and Tonto)
Best Actress: Ellen BURSTYN (Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore)
Best Supporting Actor: Robert DE NIRO (The Godfather Part II)
Best Supporting Actress: Ingrid BERGMAN (Murder on the Orient Express)
Best Director: Francis Ford COPPOLA (The Godfather Part II)
Best Screenplay - Original: Robert TOWNE (Chinatown)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Francis Ford COPPOLA and Mario PUZO (The Godfather Part II)
Best Original Dramatic Score: The Godfather Part II
Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation: The Great Gatsby
Best Song Original for the Picture:“May We Never Love Like This Again” (The Towering Inferno)
Best Foreign Language Film: Amarcord (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Chinatown and The Godfather Part II (11 each)
Most Awards:The Godfather Part II (6)
March 1976
48th Academy Awards
Hosts: Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw, George Segal, Goldie Hawn and Gene Kelly
Best Picture: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Best Actor: Jack NICHOLSON (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
Best Actress: Louise FLETCHER (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
Best Supporting Actor: George BURNS (The Sunshine Boys)
Best Supporting Actress: Lee GRANT (Shampoo)
Best Director: Miloš FORMAN (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
Best Screenplay - Original: Frank PIERSON (Dog Day Afternoon)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Bo GOLDMAN and anor. (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
Best Original Score: Jaws
Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation: Barry Lyndon
Best Song Original for the Picture:“I’m Easy” (Nashville)
Best Foreign Language Film: Dersu Uzala (Soviet Union / Russian)
Most Nominations: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (9)
Most Awards:One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (5)
March 1977
49th Academy Awards
Hosts: Richard Pryor, Ellen Burstyn, Jane Fonda and Warren Beatty
Best Picture: Rocky
Best Actor: Peter FINCH (Network)
Best Actress: Faye DUNAWAY (Network)
Best Supporting Actor: Jason ROBARDS (All the President’s Men)
Best Supporting Actress: Beatrice STRAIGHT (Network)
Best Director: John G AVILDSEN (Rocky)
Best Screenplay - Original: Paddy CHAYEFSKY (Network)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: William GOLDMAN (All the President’s Men)
Best Original Score: The Omen
Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation: Bound for Glory
Best Song Original for the Picture:“Evergreen (Love Theme from “A Star is Born” (A Star is Born)
Best Foreign Language Film: Black and White in Colour (Côte d’Ivoire / French)
Most Nominations: Network and Rocky (10 each)
Most Awards:All the President’s Men and Network (4 each)
April 1978
50th Academy Awards
Host: Bob Hope
Best Picture: Annie Hall
Best Actor: Richard DREYFUSS (The Goodbye Girl)
Best Actress: Diane KEATON (Annie Hall)
Best Supporting Actor: Jason ROBARDS (Julia)
Best Supporting Actress: Vanessa REDGRAVE (Julia)
Best Director: Woody ALLEN (Annie Hall)
Best Screenplay - Original: Woody ALLEN and Marshall BRICKMAN (Annie Hall)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alvin SARGENT (Julia)
Best Original Score: Star Wars
Best Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation: A Little Night Music
Best Song Original for the Picture:“You Light Up My Life” (You Light Up My Life)
Best Foreign Language Film: Madame Rosa (France / French)
Most Nominations: Julia and The Turning Point (11 each)
Most Awards:Star Wars (6)
April 1979
51st Academy Awards
Host: Johnny Carson
Best Picture: The Deer Hunter
Best Actor: Jon VOIGHT (Coming Home)
Best Actress: Jane FONDA (Coming Home)
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher WALKEN (The Deer Hunter)
Best Supporting Actress: Maggie SMITH (California Suite)
Best Director: Michael CIMINO (The Deer Hunter)
Best Screenplay - Original: Nancy DOWD (Coming Home)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Oliver STONE (Midnight Express)
Best Original Score: Midnight Express
Best Adaptation Score: The Buddy Holly Story
Best Song Original for the Picture:“Last Dance” (Thank God It’s Friday)
Best Foreign Language Film: Get Out Your Handkerchiefs (France / French)
Most Nominations: The Deer Hunter and Heaven Can Wait (9 each)
Most Awards:The Deer Hunter (5)
April 1980
52nd Academy Awards
Host: Johnny Carson
Best Picture: Kramer vs. Kramer
Best Actor: Dustin HOFFMAN (Kramer vs. Kramer)
Best Actress: Sally FIELD (Norma Rae)
Best Supporting Actor: Melvn DOUGLAS (Being There)
Best Supporting Actress: Meryl STREEP (Kramer vs. Kramer)
Best Director: Robert BENTON (Kramer vs. Kramer)
Best Screenplay - Original: Steve TESICH (Breaking Away)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Robert BENTON (Kramer vs. Kramer)
Best Original Score: A Little Romance
Best Adaptation Score: All That Jazz
Best Song Original for the Picture:“It Goes Like It Goes” (Norma Rae)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Tin Drum (Federal Republic of Germany / German)
Most Nominations: All That Jazz and Kramer vs. Kramer (9 each)
Most Awards:Kramer vs. Kramer (5)
March 1981
53rd Academy Awards
Host: Johnny Carson
Best Picture: Ordinary People
Best Actor: Robert DE NIRO (Raging Bull)
Best Actress: Sissy SPACEK (Coal Miner’s Daughter)
Best Supporting Actor: Timothy HUTTON (Ordinary People)
Best Supporting Actress: Mary STEENBURGEN (Melvin and Howard)
Best Director: Robert REDFORD (Ordinary People)
Best Screenplay - Original: Bo GOLDMAN (Melvin and Howard)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alvin SARGENT (Ordinary People)
Best Original Score: Fame
Best Song Original:“Fame” (Fame)
Best Foreign Language Film: Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears (USSR / Russian)
Most Nominations: The Elephant Man and Raging Bull (8 each)
Most Awards:Ordinary People (4)
March 1982
54th Academy Awards
Host: Johnny Carson
Best Picture: Chariots of Fire
Best Actor: Henry Fonda (On Golden Pond)
Best Actress: Katharine HEPBURN (On Golden Pond)
Best Supporting Actor: John GIELGUD (Arthur)
Best Supporting Actress: Maureen STAPLETON (Reds)
Best Director: Warren BEATTY (Reds)
Best Screenplay - Original: Colin WELLAND (Chariots of Fire)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ernest THOMPSON (On Golden Pond)
Best Original Score: Chariots of Fire
Best Song Original:“Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do)” (Arthur)
Best Foreign Language Film: Mephisto (Hungary / English, Hungarian, German and Esperanto)
Most Nominations: Reds (12)
Most Awards:Chariots of Fire and Raiders of the Lost Ark (4 each)
April 1983
55th Academy Awards
Hosts: Liza Minnelli, Dudley Moore, Richard Pryor and Walter Matthau
Best Picture: Gandhi
Best Actor: Ben KINGSLEY (Gandhi)
Best Actress: Meryl STREEP (Sophie’s Choice)
Best Supporting Actor: Louis GOSSETT Jnr (An Officer and a Gentleman)
Best Supporting Actress: Jessica LANGE (Tootsie)
Best Director: Richard ATTENBOROUGH (Gandhi)
Best Screenplay - Original: John BRILEY (Gandhi)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Costa-GAVRAS and Donald E STEWART (Missing)
Best Original Score: ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
Best Original Song Score and its Adaptation: Victor / Victoria
Best Song Original:“Up Where We Belong” (An Officer and a Gentleman)
Best Foreign Language Film: Begin the Beguine (Spain / Spanish)
Most Nominations: Gandhi (11)
Most Awards:Gandhi (8)
April 1984
56th Academy Awards
Hosts: Johnny Carson
Best Picture: Terms of Endearment
Best Actor: Robert DUVALL (Tender Mercies)
Best Actress: Shirley MacLAINE (Terms of Endearment)
Best Supporting Actor: Jack NICHOLSON (Terms of Endearment)
Best Supporting Actress: Linda HUNT (The Year of Living Dangerously)
Best Director: James L BROOKS (Terms of Endearment)
Best Screenplay - Original: Horton FOOTE (Tender Mercies)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: James L BROOKS (Terms of Endearment)
Best Original Score: The Right Stuff
Best Original Song Score and its Adaptation: Yentil
Best Original Song:“Flashdance… What a Feeling” (Flashdance)
Best Foreign Language Film: Fanny and Alexander (Sweden / Swedish)
Most Nominations: Terms of Endearment (11)
Most Awards:Terms of Endearment (5)
March 1985
57th Academy Awards
Hosts: Jack Lemmon
Best Picture: Amadeus
Best Actor: F Murray ABRAHAM (Amadeus)
Best Actress: Sally FIELD (Places in the Heart)
Best Supporting Actor: Haing S NGOR (The Killing Fields)
Best Supporting Actress: Peggy ASHCROFT (A Passage to India)
Best Director: Miloš FORMAN (Amadeus)
Best Screenplay - Original: Robert BENTON (Places in the Heart)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Peter SHAFFER (Amadeus)
Best Original Score: A Passage to India
Best Original Song Score: Purple Rain
Best Original Song:“I Just Called to Say I Love You” (The Woman in Red)
Best Foreign Language Film: Dangerous Moves (Switzerland / French)
Most Nominations: Amadeus and A Passage to India (11 each)
Most Awards:Amadeus (8)
March 1986
58th Academy Awards
Hosts: Alan Alda, Jane Fonda and Robin Williams
Best Picture: Out of Africa
Best Actor: William HURT (Kiss of the Spider Woman)
Best Actress: Geraldine PAGE (The Trip to Bountiful)
Best Supporting Actor: Don AMECHE (Cocoon)
Best Supporting Actress: Angelica HUSTON (Prizzi’s Honour)
Best Director: Sydney POLLACK (Out of Africa)
Best Screenplay - Original: Earl W WALLACE and William KELLEY (Witness)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Kurt LUEDTKE (Out of Africa)
Best Original Score: Out of Africa
Best Original Song:“Say You, Say Me” (White Nights)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Official Story (Argentina / Spanish)
Most Nominations: The Colour Purple and Out of Africa (11 each)
Most Awards:Out of Africa (8)
March 1987
59th Academy Awards
Hosts: Chevy Chase, Goldie Hawn and Paul Hogan
Best Picture: Platoon
Best Actor: Paul NEWMAN (The Colour of Money)
Best Actress: Marlee MATLIN (Children of a Lesser God)
Best Supporting Actor: Michael CAINE (Hannah and Her Sisters)
Best Supporting Actress: Dianne WIEST (Hannah and Her Sisters)
Best Director: Oliver STONE (Platoon)
Best Screenplay - Original: Woody ALLEN (Hannah and Her Sisters)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ruth Prawer JHABVALA (A Room with a View)
Best Original Score: Round Midnight
Best Original Song:“Take My Breath Away” (Top Gun)
Best Foreign Language Film: The Assault (The Netherlands / Dutch and German)
Most Nominations: Platoon and A Room with a View (8 each)
Most Awards:Platoon (4)
April 1988
60th Academy Awards
Host: Chevy Chase
Best Picture: The Last Emperor
Best Actor: Michael DOUGLAS (Wall Street)
Best Actress: Cher (Moonstruck)
Best Supporting Actor: Sean CONNERY (The Untouchables)
Best Supporting Actress: Olympia DUKAKIS (Moonstruck)
Best Director: Bernado BERTOLUCCI (The Last Emperor)
Best Screenplay - Original: John Patrick SHANLEY (Moonstruck)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Mark PEPLOE and Bernardo BERTOLUCCI (The Last Emperor)
Best Original Score: The Last Emperor
Best Original Song:“(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” (Dirty Dancing)
Best Foreign Language Film: Babette’s Feast (Denmark / Danish and French)
Most Nominations: The Last Emperor (9)
Most Awards:The Last Emperor (9)
March 1989
61st Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Rain Man
Best Actor: Dustin HOFFMAN (Rain Man)
Best Actress: Jodie FOSTER (The Accused)
Best Supporting Actor: Kevin KLINE (A Fish Called Wanda)
Best Supporting Actress: Geena DAVIS (The Accidental Tourist)
Best Director: Barry LEVINSON (Rain Man)
Best Screenplay - Original: Ronald BASS and Barry MORROW (Rain Man)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Christopher HAMPTON (Dangerous Liaisons)
Best Original Score: The Milagro Beanfield War
Best Original Song:“Let the River Run” (Working Girl)
Best Foreign Language Film: Pelle the Conqueror (Denmark / Danish)
Most Nominations: Rain Man (8)
Most Awards:Rain Man (4)
March 1990
62nd Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: Driving Miss Daisy
Best Actor: Daniel DAY-LEWIS (My Left Foot)
Best Actress: Jessica TANDY (Driving Miss Daisy)
Best Supporting Actor: Denzel WASHINGTON (Glory)
Best Supporting Actress: Brenda FRICKER (My Left Foot)
Best Director: Oliver STONE (Born on the Fourth of July)
Best Screenplay - Original: Tom SCHULMAN (Dead Poet’s Society)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alfred UHRY (Driving Miss Daisy)
Best Original Score: The Little Mermaid
Best Original Song:“Under the Sea” (The Little Mermaid)
Best Foreign Language Film: Cinema Paradiso (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Driving Miss Daisy (9)
Most Awards:Driving Miss Daisy (4)
March 1991
63rd Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: Dances with Wolves
Best Actor: Jeremy IRONS (Reversal of Fortune)
Best Actress: Kathy BATES (Misery)
Best Supporting Actor: Joe PESCI (Goodfellas)
Best Supporting Actress: Whoopi GOLDBERG (Ghost)
Best Director: Kevin COSTNER (Dances with Wolves)
Best Screenplay - Original: Bruce Joel RUBIN (Ghost)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Michael BLAKE (Dances with Wolves)
Best Original Score: Dances with Wolves
Best Original Song:“Sooner or Late (I Always Get My Man)” (Dick Tracy)
Best Foreign Language Film: Journey of Hope (Switzerland / German)
Most Nominations: Dances with Wolves (12)
Most Awards:Dances with Wolves (7)
March 1992
64th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: The Silence of the Lambs
Best Actor: Anthony HOPKINS (The Silence of the Lambs)
Best Actress: Jodie FOSTER (The Silence of the Lambs)
Best Supporting Actor: Jack PALANCE (City Slickers)
Best Supporting Actress: Mercedes RUEHL (The Fisher King)
Best Director: Jonathan DEMME (The Silence of the Lambs)
Best Screenplay - Original: Callie KHOURI (Thelma & Louise)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ted TALLY (The Silence of the Lambs)
Best Original Score: Beauty and the Beast
Best Original Song:“Beauty and the Beast” (Beauty and the Beast)
Best Foreign Language Film: Mediterraneo (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Bugsy (10)
Most Awards:The Silence of the Lambs (5)
March 1993
65th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: Unforgiven
Best Actor: Al PACINO (Scent of a Woman)
Best Actress: Emma THOMPSON (Howards End)
Best Supporting Actor: Gene HACKMAN (Unforgiven)
Best Supporting Actress: Maria TOMEI (My Cousin Vinny)
Best Director: Clint EASTWOOD (Unforgiven)
Best Screenplay - Original: Neil JORDAN (The Crying Game)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ruth Prawer JHABVALA (Howards End)
Best Original Score: Aladdin
Best Original Song:“A Whole New World” (Aladdin)
Best Foreign Language Film: Indochine (France / French)
Most Nominations: Howards End and Unforgiven (9 each)
Most Awards:Unforgiven (4)
March 1994
66th Academy Awards
Host: Whoopi Goldberg
Best Picture: Schindler’s List
Best Actor: Tom HANKS (Philadelphia)
Best Actress: Holly HUNTER (The Piano)
Best Supporting Actor: Tommy Lee Jones (The Fugitive)
Best Supporting Actress: Anna PAQUIN (The Piano)
Best Director: Steven SPIELBERG (Schindler’s List)
Best Screenplay - Original: Jane CAMPION (The Piano)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Steven ZAILLIAN (Schindler’s List)
Best Original Score: Schindler’s List
Best Original Song:“Streets of Philadelphia” (Philadelphia)
Best Foreign Language Film: Belle Époque (Spain / Spanish)
Most Nominations: Schindler’s List (12)
Most Awards:Schindler’s List (7)
March 1995
67th Academy Awards
Host: David Letterman
Best Picture: Forrest Gump
Best Actor: Tom HANKS (Forrest Gump)
Best Actress: Jessica LANGE (Blue Sky)
Best Supporting Actor: Martin LANDAU (Ed Wood)
Best Supporting Actress: Dianne WIEST (Bullets over Broadway)
Best Director: Robert ZEMECKIS (Forrest Gump)
Best Screenplay - Original: Quentin TARANTINO (Pulp Fiction)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Eric ROTH (Forrest Gump)
Best Original Score: The Lion King
Best Original Song:“Can You Feel the Love Tonight” (The Lion King)
Best Foreign Language Film: Burnt by the Sun (Russia / Russian)
Most Nominations: Forrest Gump (13)
Most Awards:Forrest Gump (6)
March 1996
68th Academy Awards
Host: Whoopi Goldberg
Best Picture: Braveheart
Best Actor: Nicholas CAGE (Leaving Las Vegas)
Best Actress: Susan SARANDON (Dead Man Walking)
Best Supporting Actor: Kevin SPACEY (The Usual Suspects)
Best Supporting Actress: Mira SORVINO (Mighty Aphrodite)
Best Director: Mel GIBSON (Braveheart)
Best Screenplay - Original: Christopher McQUARRIE (The Usual Suspects)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Emma THOMPSON (Sense and Sensibility)
Best Original Dramatic Score: Il Postino: The Postman
Best Original Musical or Comedy Score: Pocahontas
Best Original Song:“Colours of the Wind” (Pocahontas)
Best Foreign Language Film: Antonia’s Line (The Netherlands / Dutch)
Most Nominations: Braveheart (10)
Most Awards:Braveheart (5)
March 1997
69th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: The English Patient
Best Actor: Geoffrey RUSH (Shine)
Best Actress: Frances McDORMAND (Fargo)
Best Supporting Actor: Cuba GOODING Jnr (Jerry Maguire)
Best Supporting Actress: Juliette BINOCHE (The English Patient)
Best Director: Anthony MINGHELLA (The English Patient)
Best Screenplay - Original: Ethan COEN and Joel COEN (Fargo)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Billy Bob THORNTON (Sling Blade)
Best Original Dramatic Score: The English Patient
Best Original Musical or Comedy Score: Emma
Best Original Song:“You Must Love Me” (Evita)
Best Foreign Language Film: Kolya (Czech Republic / Czech)
Most Nominations: The English Patient (12)
Most Awards:The English Patient (9)
March 1998
70th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: Titanic
Best Actor: Jack NICHOLSON (As Good as It Gets)
Best Actress: Helen HUNT (As Good as It Gets)
Best Supporting Actor: Robin WILLIAMS (Good Will Hunting)
Best Supporting Actress: Kim BASINGER (LA Confidential)
Best Director: James CAMERON (Titanic)
Best Screenplay - Original: Matt DAMON and Ben AFFLECK (Good Will Hunting)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Brian HELGELAND and Curtis HANSON (LA Confidential)
Best Original Dramatic Score: Titanic
Best Original Musical or Comedy Score: The Full Monty
Best Original Song:“My Heart Will Go On” (Titanic)
Best Foreign Language Film: Karakter (The Netherlands / Dutch)
Most Nominations: Titanic (14)
Most Awards:Titanic (11)
March 1999
71st Academy Awards
Host: Whoopi Goldberg
Best Picture: Shakespeare in Love
Best Actor: Roberto BENIGNI (Life Is Beautiful)
Best Actress: Gwyneth PALTROW (Shakespeare in Love)
Best Supporting Actor: James COBURN (Affliction)
Best Supporting Actress: Judi DENCH (Shakespeare in Love)
Best Director: Steven SPIELBERG (Saving Private Ryan)
Best Screenplay - Original: Marc NORMAN and Tom STOPPARD (Shakespeare in Love)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Bill CONDON (Gods and Monsters)
Best Original Dramatic Score: Life Is Beautiful
Best Original Musical or Comedy Score: Shakespeare in Love
Best Original Song:“When You Believe” (The Prince of Egypt)
Best Foreign Language Film: Life Is Beautiful (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: Shakespeare in Love (13)
Most Awards:Shakespeare in Love (7)
March 2000
72nd Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: American Beauty
Best Actor: Kevin SPACEY (American Beauty)
Best Actress: Hilary SWANK (Boys Don’t Cry)
Best Supporting Actor: Michael CAINE (The Cider House Rules)
Best Supporting Actress: Angelina JOLIE (Girl, Interrupted)
Best Director: Sam MENDES (American Beauty)
Best Screenplay - Original: Alan BALL (American Beauty)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: John IRVING (The Cider House Rules)
Best Original Score: The Red Violin
Best Original Song:“You’ll Be in My Heart” (Tarzan)
Best Foreign Language Film: All About My Mother (Spain / Spanish)
Most Nominations: American Beauty (8)
Most Awards:American Beauty (5)
March 2001
73rd Academy Awards
Host: Steve Martin
Best Picture: Gladiator
Best Actor: Russell CROWE (Gladiator)
Best Actress: Julia ROBERTS (Erin Brockovich)
Best Supporting Actor: Benicio DEL TORO (Traffic)
Best Supporting Actress: Marcia Gay HARDEN (Pollock)
Best Director: Steven SODEREBERGH (Traffic)
Best Screenplay - Original: Cameron CROWE (Almost Famous)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Stephen GAGHAN (Traffic)
Best Original Score: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Best Original Song:“Things Have Changed” (Wonder Boys)
Best Foreign Language Film: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Taiwan / Mandarin)
Most Nominations: Gladiator (12)
Most Awards:Gladiator (5)
March 2002
74th Academy Awards
Host: Whoopi Goldberg
Best Picture: A Beautiful Mind
Best Actor: Denzel WASHINGTON (Training Day)
Best Actress: Halle BERRY (Monster’s Ball)
Best Supporting Actor: Jim BROADBENT (Iris)
Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer CONNELLY (A Beautiful Mind)
Best Director: Ron HOWARD (A Beautiful Mind)
Best Screenplay - Original: Julian FELLOWES (Gosford Park)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Akiva GOLDSMAN (A Beautiful Mind)
Best Original Score: Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings
Best Original Song:“If I Didn’t Have You” (Monsters, Inc.)
Best Animated Feature Film: Shrek
Best Foreign Language Film: No Man’s Land (Bosnia and Herzegovina / Bosnian)
Most Nominations: Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings (13)
Most Awards:Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings and A Beautiful Mind (4 each)
March 2003
75th Academy Awards
Host: Steve Martin
Best Picture: Chicago
Best Actor: Adrien BRODY (The Pianist)
Best Actress: Nicole KIDMAN (The Hours)
Best Supporting Actor: Chris COOPER (Adaptation)
Best Supporting Actress: Catherine ZETA-JONES (Chicago)
Best Director: Roman POLANSKI (The Pianist)
Best Screenplay - Original: Pedro ALMODÓVAR (Talk to Her)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Ronald HARWOOD (The Pianist)
Best Original Score: Frida
Best Original Song:“Lose Yourself” (8 Mile)
Best Animated Feature Film: Spirited Away
Best Foreign Language Film: Nowhere in Africa (Germany / German)
Most Nominations: Chicago (13)
Most Awards:Chicago (6)
February 2004
76th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Best Actor: Sean PENN (Mystic River)
Best Actress: Charlize THERON (Monster)
Best Supporting Actor: Tim ROBBINS (Mystic River)
Best Supporting Actress: Renée ZELLWEGER (Cold Mountain)
Best Director: Peter JACKSON (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)
Best Screenplay - Original: Sophia COPPOLA (Lost in Translation)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Fran WALSH et. al. (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)
Best Original Score: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Best Original Song:“Into the West” (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)
Best Animated Feature Film: Finding Nemo
Best Foreign Language Film: The Barbarian Invasions (Canada / French)
Most Nominations: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (11)
Most Awards:The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (11)
February 2005
77th Academy Awards
Host: Chris Rock
Best Picture: Million Dollar Baby
Best Actor: Jamie FOXX (Ray)
Best Actress: Hillary SWANK (Million Dollar Baby)
Best Supporting Actor: Morgan FREEMAN (Million Dollar Baby)
Best Supporting Actress: Cate BLANCHETT (The Aviator)
Best Director: Clint EASTWOOD (Million Dollar Baby)
Best Screenplay - Original: Charlie KAUFMAN et. al. (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alexander PAYNE and Jim TAYLOR (Sideways)
Best Original Score: Finding Neverland
Best Original Song:“Al otro lado del rio” (The Motorcycle Diaries)
Best Animated Feature Film: The Incredibles
Best Foreign Language Film: The Sea Inside (Spain / Spanish, Catalan and Galician)
Most Nominations: The Aviator (11)
Most Awards:The Aviator (5)
March 2006
78th Academy Awards
Host: Jon Stewart
Best Picture: Crash
Best Actor: Philip Seymour HOFFMAN (Capote)
Best Actress: Reese WITHERSPOON (Walk the Line)
Best Supporting Actor: George CLOONEY (Syriana)
Best Supporting Actress: Rachel WEISZ (The Constant Gardener)
Best Director: Ang LEE (Brokeback Mountain)
Best Screenplay - Original: Paul HAGGIS and Robert MORESCO (Crash)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Larry McMURTY and Diana OSSANA (Brokeback Mountain)
Best Original Score: Brokeback Mountain
Best Original Song:“It’s Hard out Here for a Pimp” (Hustle & Flow)
Best Animated Feature Film: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Best Foreign Language Film: Tsotsi (South Africa / Sesotho, Zulu, Setswana, Afrikaans and English)
Most Nominations: Brokeback Mountain (8)
Most Awards:Brokeback Mountain, Crash, King Kong and Memoirs of a Geisha (3 each)
February 2007
79th Academy Awards
Host: Ellen DeGeneres
Best Picture: The Departed
Best Actor: Forest WHITAKER (The Last King of Scotland)
Best Actress: Helen MIRREN (The Queen)
Best Supporting Actor: Alan ARKIN (Little Miss Sunshine)
Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer HUDSON (Dreamgirls)
Best Director: Martin SCORSESE (The Departed)
Best Screenplay - Original: Michael ARNDT (Little Miss Sunshine)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: William MONAHAN (The Departed)
Best Original Score: Babel
Best Original Song:“I Need to Wake Up” (An Inconvenient Truth)
Best Animated Feature Film: Happy Feet
Best Foreign Language Film: The Lives of Others (Germany / German)
Most Nominations: Dreamgirls (8)
Most Awards:The Departed (4)
February 2008
80th Academy Awards
Host: Jon Stewart
Best Picture: No Country for Old Men
Best Actor: Daniel DAY-LEWIS (There Will Be Blood)
Best Actress: Marion COTILLARD (La Vie en Rose)
Best Supporting Actor: Javier BARDEM (No Country for Old Men)
Best Supporting Actress: Tilda SWINTON (Michael Clayton)
Best Director: Joel COEN and Ethan COEN (No Country for Old Men)
Best Screenplay - Original: Diablo CODY (Juno)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Joel COEN and Ethan COEN (No Country for Old Men)
Best Original Score: Atonement
Best Original Song:“Falling Slowly” (Once)
Best Animated Feature Film: Ratatouille
Best Foreign Language Film: The Counterfeiters (Austria / German)
Most Nominations: No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood (8 each)
Most Awards:No Country for Old Men (4)
February 2009
81st Academy Awards
Host: Hugh Jackman
Best Picture: Slumdog Millionaire
Best Actor: Sean PENN (Milk)
Best Actress: Kate WINSLET (The Reader)
Best Supporting Actor: Heath LEDGER (The Dark Knight)
Best Supporting Actress: Penélope CRUZ (Vicky Cristina Barcelona)
Best Director: Danny BOYLE (Slumdog Millionaire)
Best Screenplay - Original: Dustin Lance BLACK (Milk)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Simon BEAUFOY (Slumdog Millionaire)
Best Original Score: Slumdog Millionaire
Best Original Song:“Jai Ho” (Slumdog Millionaire)
Best Animated Feature Film: WALL-E
Best Foreign Language Film: Departures (Japan / Japanese)
Most Nominations: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (13)
Most Awards:Slumdog Millionaire (8)
March 2010
82nd Academy Awards
Host: Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin
Best Picture: The Hurt Locker
Best Actor: Jeff BRIDGES (Crazy Heart)
Best Actress: Sandra BULLOCK (The Blind Side)
Best Supporting Actor: Christoph WALTZ (Inglourious Basterds)
Best Supporting Actress: Mo’Nique (Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire)
Best Director: Kathryn BIGELOW (The Hurt Locker)
Best Screenplay - Original: Mark BOAL (The Hurt Locker)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Geoffrey FLETCHER (Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire)
Best Original Score: Up
Best Original Song:“The Weary Kind” (Crazy Heart)
Best Animated Feature Film: Up
Best Foreign Language Film: The Secrets in Their Eyes (Argentina / Spanish)
Most Nominations: Avatar and The Hurt Locker (9 each)
Most Awards:The Hurt Locker (6)
February 2011
83rd Academy Awards
Host: James Franco and Anne Hathaway
Best Picture: The King’s Speech
Best Actor: Colin FIRTH (The King’s Speech)
Best Actress: Natalie PORTMAN (Black Swan)
Best Supporting Actor: Christian BALE (The Fighter)
Best Supporting Actress: Melissa LEO (The Fighter)
Best Director: Tom HOOPER (The King’s Speech)
Best Screenplay - Original: David SEIDLER (The King’s Speech)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Aaron SORKIN (The Social Network)
Best Original Score: The Social Network
Best Original Song:“We Belong Together” (Toy Story 3)
Best Animated Feature Film: Toy Story 3
Best Foreign Language Film: In a Better World (Denmark / Danish)
Most Nominations: The King’s Speech (12)
Most Awards:Inception and The King’s Speech (4 each)
February 2012
84th Academy Awards
Host: Billy Crystal
Best Picture: The Artist
Best Actor: Jean DUJARDIN (The Artist)
Best Actress: Meryl STREEP (The Iron Lady)
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher PLUMMER (Beginners)
Best Supporting Actress: Octavia SPENCER (The Help)
Best Director: Michael HAZANAVICIUS (The Artist)
Best Screenplay - Original: Woody ALLEN (Midnight in Paris)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Alexander PAYNE, Nat FAXON and Jim RASH (The Decendants)
Best Original Score: The Artist
Best Original Song:“Man or Muppet” (The Muppets)
Best Animated Feature Film: Rango
Best Foreign Language Film: A Separation (Iran / Persian)
Most Nominations: Hugo (11)
Most Awards:The Artist and Hugo (5 each)
February 2013
85th Academy Awards
Host: Seth MacFarlane
Best Picture: Argo
Best Actor: Daniel DAY-LEWIS (Lincoln)
Best Actress: Jennifer LAWRENCE (Silver Linings Playbook)
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher WALTZ (Django Unchained)
Best Supporting Actress: Anne HATHAWAY (Les Misérables)
Best Director: Ang LEE (Life of Pi)
Best Screenplay - Original: Quention TARANTINO (Django Unchained)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Chris TERRIO (Argo)
Best Original Score: Life of Pi
Best Original Song:“Skyfall” (Skyfall)
Best Animated Feature Film: Brave
Best Foreign Language Film: Amour (Austria / French)
Most Nominations: Lincoln (12)
Most Awards:Life of Pi (4)
March 2014
86th Academy Awards
Host: Ellen DeGeneres
Best Picture: 12 Years a Slave
Best Actor: Matthew McCONAUGHEY (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Actress: Cate BLANCHETT (Blue Jasmine)
Best Supporting Actor: Jared LETO (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Supporting Actress: Lupita NYONG’O (12 Years a Slave)
Best Director: Alfonso CUARÓN (Gravity)
Best Screenplay - Original: Spike JONZE (Her)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: John RIDLEY (12 Years a Slave)
Best Original Score: Gravity
Best Original Song:“Let it Go” (Frozen)
Best Animated Feature Film: Frozen
Best Foreign Language Film: The Great Beauty (Italy / Italian)
Most Nominations: American Hustle and Gravity (10 each)
Most Awards:Gravity (7)
February 2015
87th Academy Awards
Host: Neil Patrick Harris
Best Picture: Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
Best Actor: Eddie REDMAYNE (The Theory of Everything)
Best Actress: Julianne MOORE (Still Alice)
Best Supporting Actor: J K SIMMONS (Whiplash)
Best Supporting Actress: Patricia ARQUETTE (Boyhood)
Best Director: Alejandro González IÑÁRRITU (Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance))
Best Screenplay - Original: Alejandro González IÑÁRRITU et. al. (Birdman)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Graham MOORE (The Imitation Game)
Best Original Score: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Best Original Song:“Glory” (Selma)
Best Animated Feature Film: Big Hero 6
Best Foreign Language Film: Ida (Poland / Polish)
Most Nominations: Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel (9 each)
Most Awards:Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel (4 each)
February 2016
88th Academy Awards
Host: Chris Rock
Best Picture: Spotlight
Best Actor: Leonardo DiCAPRIO (The Revenant)
Best Actress: BRIE LARSON (Room)
Best Supporting Actor: Mark RYLANCE (Bridge of Spies)
Best Supporting Actress: Alicia VIKANDER (The Danish Girl)
Best Director: Alejandro González IÑÁRRITU (The Revenant)
Best Screenplay - Original: Tom McCARTHY and Josh SINGER (Spotlight)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Adam McKAY and Charles RANDOLPH (The Big Short)
Best Original Score: The Hateful Eight
Best Original Song:“Writing’s on the Wall” (Spectre)
Best Animated Feature Film: Inside Out
Best Foreign Language Film: Son of Saul (Hungary / Hungarian)
Most Nominations: The Revenant (12)
Most Awards:Mad Max: Fury Road (6)
February 2017
89th Academy Awards
Host: Jimmy Kimmel
Best Picture: Moonlight
Best Actor: Casey AFFLECK (Manchester by the Sea)
Best Actress: Emma STONE (La La Land)
Best Supporting Actor: Mahershala ALI (Moonlight)
Best Supporting Actress: Viola DAVIS (Fences)
Best Director: Damien CHAZELLE (La La Land)
Best Screenplay - Original: Kenneth LONERGAN (Manchester by the Sea)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Barry JENKINS (Moonlight)
Best Original Score: La La Land
Best Original Song:“City of Stars” (La La Land)
Best Animated Feature Film: Zootopia
Best Foreign Language Film: The Salesman (Iran / Persian)
Most Nominations: La La Land (14)
Most Awards:La La Land (6)
March 2018
90th Academy Awards
Host: Jimmy Kimmel
Best Picture: The Shape of Water
Best Actor: Gary OLDMAN (Darkest Hour)
Best Actress: Frances McDORMAND (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri)
Best Supporting Actor: Sam ROCKWELL (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri)
Best Supporting Actress: Allison JANNEY (I, Tonya)
Best Director: Guillermo DEL TORO (The Shape of Water)
Best Screenplay - Original: Jordan PEELE (Get Out)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: James IVORY (Call Me by Your Name)
Best Original Score: The Shape of Water
Best Original Song:“Remember Me” (Coco)
Best Animated Feature Film: Coco
Best Foreign Language Film: A Fantastic Woman (Chile / Spanish)
Most Nominations: The Shape of Water (13)
Most Awards:The Shape of Water (4)
February 2019
91st Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Green Book
Best Actor: Rami MALEK (Bohemian Rhapsody)
Best Actress: Olivia COLMAN (The Favourite)
Best Supporting Actor: Mahershala ALI (Green Book)
Best Supporting Actress: Regina KING (If Beale Street Could Talk)
Best Director: Alfonso CUARÓN (Roma)
Best Screenplay - Original: Nick VELLELONGA, Brian CURRIE and anor. (Green Book)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Charlie WACHTEL, David RABINOWITZ et. al. (BlacKkKlansman)
Best Original Score: Black Panther
Best Original Song:“Shallow” (A Star is Born)
Best Animated Feature Film: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Best Foreign Language Film: Roma (Mexcio / Spanish)
Most Nominations: The Favourite and Roma (10 each)
Most Awards:Bohemian Rhapsody (4)
February 2020
92nd Academy Awards
Host: None
Best Picture: Parasite
Best Actor: Joaquin PHOENIX (Joker)
Best Actress: Renée ZELLWEGER (Judy)
Best Supporting Actor: Brad PITT (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Best Supporting Actress: Laura DERN (Marriage Story)
Best Director: Bong JOON-HO (Parasite)
Best Screenplay - Original: Bong JOON-HO and Han JIN-WON (Parasite)
Best Screenplay - Adapted: Taika WAITITI (Jojo Rabbit)
Best Original Score: Joker
Best Original Song:“(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” (Rocketman)
Best Animated Feature Film: Toy Story 4
Best International Feature Film: Parasite (South Korea / Korean)
Most Nominations: Joker (11)
Most Awards:Parasite (4)
