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May 1929

1st Academy Awards

​Host: Douglas Fairbanks

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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)

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April 1930

2nd Academy Awards

Host: William C DeMille

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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

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November 1930

3rd Academy Awards

​Host: Conrad Nagel

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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)

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November 1931

4th Academy Awards

​Host: Lawrence Grant

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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)

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November 1932

5th Academy Awards

​Host: Conrad Nagel

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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)

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March 1934

6th Academy Awards

​Host: Will Rogers

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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)

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February 1935

7th Academy Awards

​Host: Irvin S Cobb

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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)

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March 1936

8th Academy Awards

​Host: Frank Capra

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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)

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March 1937

9th Academy Awards

​Host: George Jessel

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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)

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March 1938

10th Academy Awards

​Host: Bob Burns

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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)

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February 1939

11th Academy Awards

​Host: N/A

(First Awards without an official host)

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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)

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February 1940

12th Academy Awards

​Host: Bob Hope

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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)

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February 1941

13th Academy Awards

​Host: Bob Hope

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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)

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February 1942

14th Academy Awards

​Host: Bob Hope

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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)

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March 1943

15th Academy Awards

​Host: Bob Hope

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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)

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March 1944

16th Academy Awards

​Host: Jack Benny

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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)

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March 1945

17th Academy Awards

​Hosts: John Cromwell and Bob Hope

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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)

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March 1946

18th Academy Awards

​Hosts: James Stewart and Bob Hope

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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)

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March 1947

19th Academy Awards

​Hosts: Jack Benny

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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)

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March 1948

20th Academy Awards

​Hosts: Agnes Moorehead and Dick Powell

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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)

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March 1949

21st Academy Awards

​Hosts: Robert Montgomery

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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)

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March 1950

22nd Academy Awards

​Hosts: Paul Douglas

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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)

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March 1951

23rd Academy Awards

​Hosts: Fred Astaire

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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)

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March 1952

24th Academy Awards

​Hosts: Danny Kaye

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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)

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**March 1953** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1954** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1955** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1956** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1957** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1958** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1959** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1960** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1961** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1962** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1963** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1964** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1965** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1966** ## Footnote **38th Academy Awards** **​Hosts:** Bob Hope
**Best Picture:** *The Sound of Music* **Best Actor:** Lee MARVIN (*Cat Ballou*) **Best Actress:** Julie CHRISTIE (*Darling*) **Best Supporting Actor:** Martin BALSAM (*A Thousand Clowns*) **Best Supporting Actress:** Shelley WINTERS (*A Patch of Blue*) **Best Director:** Robert WISE (*The Sound of Music*) **Best Screenplay - Original:** Frederic RAPHAEL (*Darling*) **Best Screenplay - Adapted:** Robert BOLT (*Doctor Zhivago*) **Best Scoring (Substanially Original):** *Doctor Zhivago* **Best Scoring (Adaptation or Treatment):** *The Sound of Music* **Best Song:**"The Shadow of Your Smile" (*The Sandpiper*) **Best Foreign Language Film:** *The Shop on Main Street* (Czechoslovakia / Slovak and Yiddish) **Most Nominations**: *Doctor Zhivago* and *The Sound of Music* (10 each) **Most Awards:***Doctor Zhivago* and *The Sound of Music* (5 each)
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**April 1967** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1968** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1969** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1970** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1971** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1972** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1973** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1974** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1975** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1976** ## Footnote **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)
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**March 1977** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1978** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1979** ## Footnote **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)
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**April 1980** ## Footnote **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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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**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)
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