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| 1 | |- |-style="background-color:#CCCCFF" | rowspan="2" data-sort-value="03" | 3rd | rowspan="2" | 19291930 | align="left" style="padding-left: 2em;" data-sort-value="All Quiet on the Western Front" | All Quiet on the Western Front | | | 2 | 4 |


| 0 | data-sort-value="00" | 00th | 1900 | [[ ]] | align="left" style="padding-left: 2em;" data-sort-value="Film, The" | The Film | Best Supporting Actor | Nominee | | |-

Actor -- Leading Role

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Academy Award for Best Actor
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 3rd 19291930 Lawrence Tibbett The Rogue Song Best Actor Nominee
2 14th 1941 Orson Welles Citizen Kane Best Actor Nominee
3 21st 1948 Montgomery Clift The Search Best Actor Nominee
4 39th 1966 Alan Arkin The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming Best Actor Nominee

Actor -- Supporting Role

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Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 11th 1938 Robert Morley Marie Antoinette Best Supporting Actor Nominee
2 14th 1941 Sydney Greenstreet The Maltese Falcon Best Supporting Actor Nominee
3 18th 1945 John Dall The Corn Is Green Best Supporting Actor Nominee
4 19th 1946 Harold Russell The Best Years of Our Lives Best Supporting Actor Winner
5 20th 1947 Richard Widmark Kiss of Death Best Supporting Actor Nominee
6 21st 1948 José Ferrer Joan of Arc Best Supporting Actor Nominee
7 29th 1956 Don Murray Bus Stop Best Supporting Actor Nominee
8 35th 1962 Victor Buono What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Best Supporting Actor Nominee
9 35th 1962 Terence Stamp Billy Budd Best Supporting Actor Nominee
10 38th 1965 Michael Dunn Ship of Fools Best Supporting Actor Nominee
11 41st 1968 Jack Wild Oliver! Best Supporting Actor Nominee
12 46th 1973 Jason Miller The Exorcist Best Supporting Actor Nominee
13 47th 1974 Lee Strasberg The Godfather Part II Best Supporting Actor Nominee
14 48th 1975 Chris Sarandon Dog Day Afternoon Best Supporting Actor Nominee
15 50th 1977 Mikhail Baryshnikov The Turning Point Best Supporting Actor Nominee
16 52nd 1979 Justin Henry Kramer vs. Kramer Best Supporting Actor Nominee
17 53rd 1980 Timothy Hutton Ordinary People Best Supporting Actor Winner
18 54th 1981 Howard E. Rollins, Jr. Ragtime Best Supporting Actor Nominee
19 57th 1984 John Malkovich Places in the Heart Best Supporting Actor Nominee
20 57th 1984 Haing S. Ngor The Killing Fields Best Supporting Actor Winner
21 65th 1992 Jaye Davidson The Crying Game Best Supporting Actor Nominee
22 69th 1996 Edward Norton Primal Fear Best Supporting Actor Nominee
23 86th 2013 Barkhad Abdi Captain Phillips Best Supporting Actor Nominee

Actress -- Leading Role

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Academy Award for Best Actress
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 12th 1939 Greer Garson Goodbye, Mr. Chips Best Actress Nominee
2 13th 1940 Martha Scott Our Town Best Actress Nominee
3 25th 1952 Shirley Booth Come Back, Little Sheba Best Actress Winner
4 25th 1952 Julie Harris The Member of the Wedding Best Actress Nominee
5 26th 1953 Maggie McNamara The Moon Is Blue Best Actress Nominee
6 37th 1964 Julie Andrews Mary Poppins Best Actress Winner
7 38th 1965 Elizabeth Hartman A Patch of Blue Best Actress Nominee
8 41st 1968 Barbra Streisand Funny Girl Best Actress Winner
9 43rd 1970 Jane Alexander The Great White Hope Best Actress Nominee
10 45th 1972 Diana Ross Lady Sings the Blues Best Actress Nominee
11 56th 1983 Julie Walters Educating Rita Best Actress Nominee
12 59th 1986 Marlee Matlin Children of a Lesser God Best Actress Winner
13 69th 1996 Emily Watson Breaking the Waves Best Actress Nominee
14 76th 2003 Keisha Castle-Hughes Whale Rider Best Actress Nominee
15 77th 2004 Catalina Sandino Moreno Maria Full of Grace Best Actress Nominee
16 82nd 2009 Gabourey Sidibe Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire Best Actress Nominee
17 85th 2012 Quvenzhané Wallis Beasts of the Southern Wild Best Actress Nominee

Notes

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Streisand = a TIE (with Hepburn) ... also, EGOT ... List of people who have won Academy, Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Awards

ADD ( ? ) --- Yalitza Aparicio ... 91st ... Roma ... nominee

Actress -- Supporting Role

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Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 9th 1936 Maria Ouspenskaya Dodsworth Best Supporting Actress Nominee
2 9th 1936 Gale Sondergaard Anthony Adverse Best Supporting Actress Winner
3 11th 1938 Miliza Korjus The Great Waltz Best Supporting Actress Nominee
4 14th 1941 Patricia Collinge The Little Foxes Best Supporting Actress Nominee
5 14th 1941 Teresa Wright The Little Foxes Best Supporting Actress Nominee
6 16th 1943 Katina Paxinou For Whom the Bell Tolls Best Supporting Actress Winner
7 17th 1944 Angela Lansbury Gaslight Best Supporting Actress Nominee
8 22nd 1949 Mercedes McCambridge All the King's Men Best Supporting Actress Winner
9 24th 1951 Lee Grant Detective Story Best Supporting Actress Nominee
10 25th 1952 Colette Marchand Moulin Rouge Best Supporting Actress Nominee
11 27th 1954 Eva Marie Saint On the Waterfront Best Supporting Actress Winner
12 28th 1955 Jo Van Fleet East of Eden Best Supporting Actress Winner
13 30th 1957 Diane Varsi Peyton Place Best Supporting Actress Nominee
14 31st 1958 Maureen Stapleton Lonelyhearts Best Supporting Actress Nominee
15 35th 1962 Mary Badham To Kill a Mockingbird Best Supporting Actress Nominee
16 39th 1966 Jocelyne Lagarde Hawaii Best Supporting Actress Nominee
17 41st 1968 Lynn Carlin Faces Best Supporting Actress Nominee
18 41st 1968 Sondra Locke The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter Best Supporting Actress Nominee
19 42nd 1969 Catherine Burns Last Summer Best Supporting Actress Nominee
20 46th 1973 Tatum O'Neal Paper Moon Best Supporting Actress Winner
21 48th 1975 Ronee Blakley Nashville Best Supporting Actress Nominee
22 48th 1975 Lily Tomlin Nashville Best Supporting Actress Nominee
23 50th 1977 Leslie Browne The Turning Point Best Supporting Actress Nominee
24 50th 1977 Quinn Cummings The Goodbye Girl Best Supporting Actress Nominee
25 53rd 1980 Cathy Moriarty Raging Bull Best Supporting Actress Nominee
26 55th 1982 Glenn Close The World According to Garp Best Supporting Actress Nominee
27 58th 1985 Oprah Winfrey The Color Purple Best Supporting Actress Nominee
28 66th 1993 Anna Paquin The Piano Best Supporting Actress Winner
29 79th 2006 Jennifer Hudson Dreamgirls Best Supporting Actress Winner
30 83rd 2010 Hailee Steinfeld True Grit Best Supporting Actress Nominee
31 86th 2013 Lupita Nyong'o 12 Years a Slave Best Supporting Actress Winner

Director

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Academy Award for Best Director
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 14th 1941 Orson Welles Citizen Kane Best Director Nominee
2 28th 1955 Delbert Mann Marty Best Director Winner
3 30th 1957 Sidney Lumet 12 Angry Men Best Director Nominee
4 32nd 1959 Jack Clayton Room at the Top Best Director Nominee
5 34th 1961 Jerome Robbins West Side Story Best Director Winner Note - Shared Award
6 35th 1962 Frank Perry David and Lisa Best Director Nominee
7 39th 1966 Mike Nichols Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Best Director Nominee
8 51st 1978 Warren Beatty Heaven Can Wait Best Director Nominee Note - Shared Nom.
9 51st 1978 Buck Henry Heaven Can Wait Best Director Nominee Note - Shared Nom.
10 53rd 1980 Robert Redford Ordinary People Best Director Winner
11 56th 1983 James L. Brooks Terms of Endearment Best Director Winner
12 57th 1984 Roland Joffé The Killing Fields Best Director Nominee
13 62nd 1989 Kenneth Branagh Henry V Best Director Nominee
14 63rd 1990 Kevin Costner Dances With Wolves Best Director Winner
15 64th 1991 John Singleton Boyz N the Hood Best Director Nominee
16 68th 1995 Chris Noonan Babe Best Director Nominee
17 70th 1997 Peter Cattaneo The Full Monty Best Director Nominee
18 72nd 1999 Sam Mendes American Beauty Best Director Winner
19 72nd 1999 Spike Jonze Being John Malkovich Best Director Nominee
20 73rd 2000 Stephen Daldry Billy Elliot Best Director Nominee
21 75th 2002 Rob Marshall Chicago Best Director Nominee
22 80th 2007 Tony Gilroy Michael Clayton Best Director Nominee
23 85th 2012 Benh Zeitlin Beasts of the Southern Wild Best Director Nominee
24 90th 2017 Jordan Peele Get Out Best Director Nominee

Acting / Other

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** HONORARY ACADEMY AWARD **
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 19th 1946 Claude Jarman, Jr. The Yearling Special Award Awarded Note A Special / Juvenile
2 19th 1946 Harold Russell The Best Years of Our Lives Special Award Honoree Note A and Note B Special / Honorary
3 27th 1954 Vincent Winter The Little Kidnappers Honorary Award Recipient Note A Honorary / Juvenile


Note A - the "inscriptions" for all 3 honorary awards

Note B - Russell wins 2 awards / same performance ... and other Harold Russell notes


  • Note A:
    • To Harold Russell for bringing hope and courage to his fellow veterans through his appearance in The Best Years of Our Lives.
    • To Claude Jarman, Jr., outstanding child actor of 1946.
    • To Vincent Winter for his outstanding juvenile performance in The Little Kidnappers.


  • Note B:
    • Despite his Oscar-nominated performance, Harold Russell was not a professional actor. As the Academy Board of Governors considered him a long shot to win, they gave him an honorary award "for bringing hope and courage to his fellow veterans through his appearance." When Russell in fact won Best Supporting Actor, there was an enthusiastic response. He is the only actor to have received two Academy Awards for the same performance. In 1992, Russell sold his Best Supporting Actor award at auction for $60,500 ($131,400 today), to pay his wife's medical bills.[1]
    • The Academy awarded Harold Russell—a World War II veteran who had lost both hands in the war and who, despite not being an actor, portrayed Homer Parrish in The Best Years of Our Lives—an Honorary Academy Award for "bringing hope and courage to his fellow veterans," believing he would not win the Best Supporting Actor award for which he was nominated. As it happened, he did win the competitive award, making him the only person to receive two Oscars for the same performance.
    • Harold John Avery Russell[2][3] (January 14, 1914 – January 29, 2002) was a Canadian-born American World War II veteran who became one of only two non-professional actors to win an Academy Award for acting (the other being Haing S. Ngor). Russell also has the distinction of being the only performer to sell his Oscar award at auction.



  • pick a good title ............ Acting / Other .......... Special / Honorary / Juvenile / Etc ... ?
  • include with Other "Acting" ... or separate ???
  • what is a better word for "Status column" ?? winner / recipient / honoree / awarded / etc ... ? they are not really "winners" ( in the competitive sense )

Summary

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Summary
Award Winners Nominees
Best Actor 0 4
Best Supporting Actor 3 23
Best Actress 4 17
Best Supporting Actress 9 31
Best Director 6 24
Honorary Award 1
Juvenile Award 2
Total: 25 99
  • bottom row = not sortable

To do - THIS article

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  • create VISION
    • separate diff award categories?
    • separate win / nom charts ???
    • competitive acting versus ... "the rest"
  • acting winners / acting nominees
  • status = nominee / winner .... similar to "Best Picture Nom / Winner" in the purple list ... with check marks
  • Cross check -- user sandbox -- prior to the recent changes ( "old" AMPAS info ) ... OLD "VERSION" of my Sand Box Page !!! ... esp. for "Near Misses"
  • "Total" row at the bottom ???
  • decent title
  • check sorting / does it work? ... alpha order, etc.
  • maybe add age ??? when winning ( or nom )
  • within each year ... ( if 2 films or 2 people ) ... winner first; then alphabetical ... or strictly alpha ??
  • bottom row = not sortable in all Tables
  • all Tables ... a separate COLUMN for winner and nominee ... with check marks ... like the page about MOST AWARDS / MOST NOM'S ( with Purple and Rose Color Charts )
  • can you make some ROWS be non - sortable ?
  • can you make some COLUMNS be non - sortable ?
  • do I keep -- or eliminate -- the column named "Award Category" ... ?
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  • what defines "leading role" versus "supporting role" ... to add to those articles
  • awards --- how many / what awards given each year
  • awards ... title changes throughout the years
  • Juvenile Award ... add a "total" row at the bottom ... add a "Number" column
  • create list of YOUTHS (under age 18) A.A. winners and nominees
  • Best Picture ... relationship with Best Director
  • 91st Awards ... ( and all others ) ... table = Summary of Noms / Awards per film ... replace "Films with Multiple Awards & Films with Multiple Noms" section ... name = Summary of Film Awards and Nominations

Email AMPAS

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  • done on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019
  • Questions:
  • what is the criteria for "debut"
  • lead vs. support ?
  • Paul Muni ??? debut

TEST --- COMBINED

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  • make some rows to be non-sortable ???
List of Academy Award Winners and Nominees for Film Debuts
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award Status Notes Source ( ? )
Academy Award for Best Actor
1 3rd 19291930 Lawrence Tibbett The Rogue Song Best Actor Nominee
2 14th 1941 Orson Welles Citizen Kane Best Actor Nominee
3 21st 1948 Montgomery Clift The Search Best Actor Nominee
4 39th 1966 Alan Arkin The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming Best Actor Nominee
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
1 11th 1938 Robert Morley Marie Antoinette Best Supporting Actor Nominee
2 14th 1941 Sydney Greenstreet The Maltese Falcon Best Supporting Actor Nominee
3 18th 1945 John Dall The Corn Is Green Best Supporting Actor Nominee
4 19th 1946 Harold Russell The Best Years of Our Lives Best Supporting Actor Winner
5 20th 1947 Richard Widmark Kiss of Death Best Supporting Actor Nominee
6 21st 1948 José Ferrer Joan of Arc Best Supporting Actor Nominee

Colors

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  • good website = [1]
  • same website as above = [2]

Testing Colors -- List of films receiving the most Academy Award nominations per ceremony

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Academy Awards Season Film Title Best Picture Nominations Awards[A] Notes
Ceremony Year in Film Winner Nominee
1st 19271928 7th Heaven 5 3
2nd 19281929 In Old Arizona 5 1
3rd 19291930 The Love Parade 6 0
2nd 19281929 In Old Arizona 5 1

Near misses

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  • Best Actress
    • Best Actress = None ( ??? )
  • Best Director
    • None ???
  • Honorary Awards / Special Awards / Other
    • Check On This

Check IMDb ... [3]

Near misses 2

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Source:


Film Debut Nominees/Winners for Best Actor Oscars:


Not a single actor has ever won the Best Actor Oscar for a feature film debut. A few of those below had very small debuting roles before a substantial film appearance. Others have received nominations for Best Actor for their debut role (a sampling):


  • Paul Muni in The Valiant (1928/29) (nomination)
  • Lawrence Tibbett in The Rogue Song (1929-30) (nomination)
  • Orson Welles in Citizen Kane (1941) (nomination)
  • Montgomery Clift in The Search (1948) (nomination)
  • Alan Arkin in The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming! (1966) (nomination) (he had a minor role in a film a decade earlier)
  • Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate (1967) (nomination)
  • Ben Kingsley in Gandhi (1982) (win) (he had a bit role in his feature film debut, Fear is the Key (1972))
  • Geoffrey Rush in Shine (1997) (win) (he had a bit role in a few earlier films, including Hoodwink (1981))


( Do the SAME for the OTHER categories .... BA / BSA / BA / BSA / Director )

Debut AWARDS in OTHER categories

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19 People Who Won Oscars For Their First Movie

Winning debuts aren't limited to actors. It only took three days for Michael Arndt to write Little Miss Sunshine. (Well, three days and then a year of revisions.) The screenplay sold in 2001 and then spent a few more years in pre-production. The completed film was a surprise hit, winning Best Original Screenplay in 2007 (it also won a Best Supporting Actor statuette for Alan Arkin, and nods for Best Picture and Best Supporting Actress for Abigail Breslin). Arndt's second script, for Toy Story 3, was nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2011. Most recently, he co-wrote the script for Star Wars: The Force Awakens with J.J. Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan.


Screenwriter Diablo Cody wrote her first film in just a few months at a Minnesota Starbucks. (And not just any Starbucks—a Starbucks inside a Target.) Juno won Best Original Screenplay in 2008.


Before turning to film, Mark Boal honed his writing and research skills as a journalist. That came in handy as he wrote and produced The Hurt Locker, which won both Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture in 2010. That year, the film's director Kathryn Bigelow was the first woman to win Best Director. They teamed up again for Boal's second film, Zero Dark Thirty, in 2012. It was nominated for Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture again, but didn't win either award.



Most screenwriters start their careers with an original screenplay. Geoffrey Fletcher made his name with a heart-wrenching adaptation of the Sapphire novel Push. Precious won Best Adapted Screenplay in 2010, making Fletcher the first African American to win an Academy Award for writing. In 2014, John Ridley won the same award for 12 Years a Slave.

Other Categories --- Table

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Academy Award for ... WHAT ... ???
Number Ceremony Year Name Film Award (width) Status Notes Source ( ? )
1 79th 2006 Michael Arndt Little Miss Sunshine Best Writing (Original Screenplay) Winner
2 80th 2007 Diablo Cody Juno Best Writing (Original Screenplay) Winner
3 82nd 2009 Mark Boal The Hurt Locker Best Writing (Original Screenplay) Winner
4 82nd 2009 Geoffrey S. Fletcher Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay) Winner


review AMPAS exact wording !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


79th 2006 Michael Arndt WRITING (Original Screenplay) Little Miss Sunshine [Written by Michael Arndt]


80th 2007 Diablo Cody WRITING (Original Screenplay) Juno [Written by Diablo Cody]


82nd 2009 Mark Boal WRITING (Original Screenplay) The Hurt Locker [Written by Mark Boal]


82nd 2009 Geoffrey Fletcher WRITING (Adapted Screenplay) Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire [Screenplay by Geoffrey Fletcher]

References

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  1. ^ Bergan, Ronald. "Obituary: Harold Russell; Brave actor whose artificial hands helped him win two Oscars." The Guardian, February 6, 2002. Retrieved: June 12, 2012.
  2. ^ Cameron Rollins, Beth. "Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics". Nova Scotia Genealogy.
  3. ^ Cameron Rollins, Beth. "1930 US Census". Ancestry .com.


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