document_title: List of British Academy Award nominees and winners

question_text: what was the first british film to win an academy award for best picture

text: Performance arts category[edit]

text: Best Actor[edit]

text:
Leading Actor

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1927-28
Charles Chaplin
The Circus
Nominated
Chaplin was originally nominated in this category (and three others) for The Circus, but the Academy took him out of the running and gave him a Special Award.

1929-30
George Arliss
Disraeli
Won

The Green Goddess
Nominated

Ronald Colman
Bulldog Drummond
Nominated

Condemned
Nominated

1932-33
Charles Laughton
The Private Life of Henry VIII
Won

Leslie Howard
Berkeley Square
Nominated

1935
Victor McLaglen
The Informer
Won

Charles Laughton
Mutiny on the Bounty
Nominated

1938
Leslie Howard
Pygmalion
Nominated

Robert Donat
The Citadel
Nominated

1939
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Won

Laurence Olivier
Wuthering Heights
Nominated

1940
Rebecca
Nominated

Charles Chaplin
The Great Dictator
Nominated

1941
Cary Grant
Penny Serenade
Nominated

1942
Ronald Colman
Random Harvest
Nominated

1944
Cary Grant
None but the Lonely Heart
Nominated

1945
Ray Milland
The Lost Weekend
Won
Milland was born in Neath, Glamorgan, Wales.

1946
Laurence Olivier
Henry V
Nominated

1947
Michael Redgrave
Mourning Becomes Electra
Nominated

Ronald Colman
A Double Life
Won

1948
Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Won

1949
Richard Todd
The Hasty Heart
Nominated
Richard Todd was an Irish-born British actor

1952
Alec Guinness
The Lavender Hill Mob
Nominated

1953
Richard Burton
The Robe
Nominated

1956
Laurence Olivier
Richard III
Nominated

1957
Alec Guinness
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Won

Charles Laughton
Witness for the Prosecution
Nominated

1958
David Niven
Separate Tables
Won

1959
Laurence Harvey
Room at the Top
Nominated
Laurence Harvey was a Lithuanian-born South African- British actor

1960
Laurence Olivier
The Entertainer
Nominated

Trevor Howard
Sons and Lovers
Nominated

1962
Peter O'Toole
Lawrence of Arabia
Nominated
Peter O'Toole was a British-Irish stage and film actor

1963
Albert Finney
Tom Jones
Nominated

Rex Harrison
Cleopatra
Nominated

1964
My Fair Lady
Won

Peter Sellers
Dr. Strangelove
Nominated

Peter O'Toole
Becket
Nominated

Richard Burton
Nominated

1965
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
Nominated

Laurence Olivier
Othello
Nominated

1966
Richard Burton
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Nominated

Michael Caine
Alfie
Nominated

Paul Scofield
A Man for All Seasons
Won

1968
Ron Moody
Oliver!
Nominated

Alan Bates
The Fixer
Nominated

Peter O'Toole
The Lion in Winter
Nominated

1969
Richard Burton
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated

Peter O'Toole
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1971
Peter Finch
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Nominated
Peter Finch was an English-born Australian actor

1972
Peter O'Toole
The Ruling Class
Nominated

Michael Caine
Sleuth
Nominated

Laurence Olivier
Nominated

1974
Albert Finney
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated

1976
Peter Finch
Network
Won

1977
Richard Burton
Equus
Nominated

1978
Laurence Olivier
The Boys from Brazil
Nominated

1979
Peter Sellers
Being There
Nominated

1980
Peter O'Toole
The Stunt Man
Nominated

John Hurt
The Elephant Man
Nominated

1981
Dudley Moore
Arthur
Nominated

1982
Ben Kingsley
Gandhi
Won

Peter O'Toole
My Favorite Year
Nominated

1983
Tom Conti
Reuben, Reuben
Nominated

Michael Caine
Educating Rita
Nominated

Tom Courtenay
The Dresser
Nominated

Albert Finney
Nominated

1984
Under the Volcano
Nominated

1986
Bob Hoskins
Mona Lisa
Nominated

1989
Kenneth Branagh
Henry V
Nominated

Daniel Day-Lewis
My Left Foot
Won
Day-Lewis is an English-born actor with joint British/Irish citizenship.

1990
Jeremy Irons
Reversal of Fortune
Won

1991
Anthony Hopkins
The Silence of the Lambs
Won
Hopkins was born in Margam, Glamorgan, Wales.

1992
Stephen Rea
The Crying Game
Nominated

1993
Anthony Hopkins
The Remains of the Day
Nominated

Daniel Day-Lewis
In the Name of the Father
Nominated

Liam Neeson
Schindler's List
Nominated

1994
Nigel Hawthorne
The Madness of King George
Nominated

1995
Anthony Hopkins
Nixon
Nominated

1996
Ralph Fiennes
The English Patient
Nominated

1998
Ian McKellen
Gods and Monsters
Nominated

2001
Tom Wilkinson
In the Bedroom
Nominated

2002
Michael Caine
The Quiet American
Nominated

Daniel Day-Lewis
Gangs of New York
Nominated

2003
Jude Law
Cold Mountain
Nominated

Ben Kingsley
House of Sand and Fog
Nominated

2006
Peter O'Toole
Venus
Nominated

2007
Daniel Day-Lewis
There Will Be Blood
Won

2009
Colin Firth
A Single Man
Nominated

2010
The King's Speech
Won

2011
Gary Oldman
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Nominated

2012
Daniel Day-Lewis
Lincoln
Won

2013
Christian Bale
American Hustle
Nominated
Though born in Wales, Bale and his family moved to England when he was 1 year old

Chiwetel Ejiofor
12 Years a Slave
Nominated
First Black English actor nominated for Best Actor

2014
Benedict Cumberbatch
The Imitation Game
Nominated

Eddie Redmayne
The Theory of Everything
Won

2015
The Danish Girl
Nominated

2016
Andrew Garfield
Hacksaw Ridge
Nominated
Andrew Garfield is an American-British actor.

2017
Daniel Day-Lewis
Phantom Thread
Pending

Gary Oldman
Darkest Hour
Pending

Daniel Kaluuya
Get Out
Pending

text: Best Actress[edit]

text:
Leading Actress

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1931-32
Lynn Fontanne
The Guardsman
Nominated

1932-33
Diana Wynyard
Cavalcade
Nominated

1935
Merle Oberon
The Dark Angel
Nominated
Oberon was an Indian-born English actress

1936
Luise Rainer
The Great Ziegfeld
Won
Luise Rainer was a German, Austrian and American film actress and Germany, United Kingdom Citizenship

1937
The Good Earth
Won

1938
Wendy Hiller
Pygmalion
Nominated

1939
Vivien Leigh
Gone with the Wind
Won
Leigh was an Indian-born English actress

Greer Garson
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1940
Joan Fontaine
Rebecca
Nominated
Fontaine was a Japanese-born English actress

1941
Suspicion
Won

Greer Garson
Blossoms in the Dust
Nominated

Olivia de Havilland
Hold Back the Dawn
Nominated
de Havilland is a Japanese-born English actress

1942
Greer Garson
Mrs. Miniver
Won

1943
Joan Fontaine
The Constant Nymph
Nominated

Greer Garson
Madame Curie
Nominated

1944
Mrs. Parkington
Nominated

1945
The Valley of Decision
Nominated
Garson is one of only two actresses to receive five consecutive nominations (tied with Bette Davis)

1946
Olivia de Havilland
To Each His Own
Won

Celia Johnson
Brief Encounter
Nominated

1948
Olivia de Havilland
The Snake Pit
Nominated

1949
The Heiress
Won
de Havilland is the first of three British actresses to win this award twice (tied with Vivien Leigh, Glenda Jackson)

Deborah Kerr
Edward, My Son
Nominated

1951
Vivien Leigh
A Streetcar Named Desire
Won

1953
Deborah Kerr
From Here to Eternity
Nominated

Audrey Hepburn
Roman Holiday
Won
Hepburn was a Belgian-born English actress

1954
Sabrina
Nominated

1956
Deborah Kerr
The King and I
Nominated

1957
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
Nominated

Elizabeth Taylor
Raintree County
Nominated

1958
Deborah Kerr
Separate Tables
Nominated

Elizabeth Taylor
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Nominated

1959
Audrey Hepburn
The Nun's Story
Nominated

Elizabeth Taylor
Suddenly, Last Summer
Nominated

1960
Deborah Kerr
The Sundowners
Nominated

Greer Garson
Sunrise at Campobello
Nominated
Garson has more Best Actress nominations than any other British actress (with seven).

Elizabeth Taylor
BUtterfield 8
Won
Taylor was British-American. First Oscar win for Taylor.

1961
Audrey Hepburn
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Nominated

1963
Rachel Roberts
This Sporting Life
Nominated

1964
Julie Andrews
Mary Poppins
Won

1965
Julie Christie
Darling
Won
Christie is an Indian-born English actress.

Julie Andrews
The Sound of Music
Nominated

Samantha Eggar
The Collector
Nominated

1966
Lynn Redgrave
Georgy Girl
Nominated

Vanessa Redgrave
Morgan
Nominated

Elizabeth Taylor
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Won

1967
Audrey Hepburn
Wait Until Dark
Nominated

Edith Evans
The Whisperers
Nominated

1968
Vanessa Redgrave
Isadora
Nominated

1969
Maggie Smith
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Won
Maggie Smith is the first and only British actress to win in both acting categories (Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress).

Jean Simmons
The Happy Ending
Nominated

1970
Glenda Jackson
Women in Love
Won

Sarah Miles
Ryan's Daughter
Nominated

1971
Janet Suzman
Nicholas and Alexandra
Nominated
Dame Janet Suzman is a South African/British actress

Julie Christie
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Nominated

Glenda Jackson
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Nominated

Vanessa Redgrave
Mary, Queen of Scots.
Nominated

1972
Maggie Smith
Travels with My Aunt
Nominated

1973
Glenda Jackson
A Touch of Class
Won

1975
Hedda
Nominated

1982
Julie Andrews
Victor Victoria
Nominated

1983
Julie Walters
Educating Rita
Nominated

1989
Pauline Collins
Shirley Valentine
Nominated

Jessica Tandy
Driving Miss Daisy
Won

1992
Emma Thompson
Howards End
Won

1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated

1994
Miranda Richardson
Tom and Viv
Nominated

1995
Emma Thompson
Sense and Sensibility
Nominated

1996
Brenda Blethyn
Secrets & Lies
Nominated

Kristin Scott Thomas
The English Patient
Nominated

Emily Watson
Breaking the Waves
Nominated

1997
Helena Bonham Carter
The Wings of the Dove
Nominated

Julie Christie
Afterglow
Nominated

Judi Dench
Mrs Brown
Nominated

Kate Winslet
Titanic
Nominated

1998
Emily Watson
Hilary and Jackie
Nominated

1999
Janet McTeer
Tumbleweeds
Nominated

Julianne Moore
The End of the Affair
Nominated
Julianne Moore is an American–British actress.

2001
Judi Dench
Iris
Nominated

2002
Julianne Moore
Far from Heaven
Nominated

2003
Samantha Morton
In America
Nominated

Naomi Watts
21 Grams
Nominated

2004
Imelda Staunton
Vera Drake
Nominated

Kate Winslet
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Nominated

2005
Judi Dench
Mrs Henderson Presents
Nominated

Keira Knightley
Pride and Prejudice
Nominated

2006
Judi Dench
Notes on a Scandal
Nominated

Helen Mirren
The Queen
Won

Kate Winslet
Little Children
Nominated

2007
Julie Christie
Away from Her
Nominated

2008
Kate Winslet
The Reader
Won

2009
Helen Mirren
The Last Station
Nominated

Carey Mulligan
An Education
Nominated

2012
Naomi Watts
The Impossible
Nominated

2013
Judi Dench
Philomena
Nominated

2014
Felicity Jones
The Theory of Everything
Nominated

Rosamund Pike
Gone Girl
Nominated

Julianne Moore
Still Alice
Won

2015
Charlotte Rampling
45 Years
Nominated

2017
Sally Hawkins
The Shape of Water
Pending

text: Best Supporting Actor[edit]

text:
Supporting Actor

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1936
Basil Rathbone
Romeo and Juliet
Nominated

1937
H. B. Warner
Lost Horizon
Nominated

Roland Young
Topper
Nominated

1938
Basil Rathbone
If I Were King
Nominated

Robert Morley
Marie Antoinette
Nominated

1939
Brian Aherne
Juarez
Nominated

Claude Rains
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Nominated

1940
James Stephenson
The Letter
Nominated

1941
Donald Crisp
How Green Was My Valley
Won

Sydney Greenstreet
The Maltese Falcon
Nominated

1942
Henry Travers
Mrs. Miniver
Nominated

1943
Claude Rains
Casablanca
Nominated

1944
Mr. Skeffington
Nominated

1946
Notorious
Nominated

1947
Edmund Gwenn
Miracle on 34th Street
Won

1949
Ralph Richardson
The Heiress
Nominated

1950
George Sanders
All About Eve
Won

Edmund Gwenn
Mister 880
Nominated

1951
Leo Genn
Quo Vadis
Nominated

Peter Ustinov
Nominated

1952
Victor McLaglen
The Quiet Man
Nominated

Richard Burton
My Cousin Rachel
Nominated

1959
Hugh Griffith
Ben-Hur
Won

1960
Peter Ustinov
Spartacus
Won

1962
Terence Stamp
Billy Budd
Nominated

1963
Hugh Griffith
Tom Jones
Nominated

1964
Peter Ustinov
Topkapi
Won

John Gielgud
Becket
Nominated

Stanley Holloway
My Fair Lady
Nominated

1965
Tom Courtenay
Doctor Zhivago
Nominated

Frank Finlay
Othello
Nominated

Ian Bannen
The Flight of the Phoenix
Nominated

1966
Robert Shaw
A Man for All Seasons
Nominated

James Mason
Georgy Girl
Nominated

1968
Jack Wild
Oliver!
Nominated

Daniel Massey
Star!
Nominated

1969
Anthony Quayle
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated

1970
John Mills
Ryan's Daughter
Won

1973
John Houseman
The Paper Chase
Won
John Houseman was a Romanian-born British-American actor and producer

1976
Laurence Olivier
Marathon Man
Nominated

1977
Peter Firth
Equus
Nominated

Alec Guinness
Star Wars
Nominated

1978
John Hurt
Midnight Express
Nominated

1981
John Gielgud
Arthur
Won

Ian Holm
Chariots of Fire
Nominated

1982
James Mason
The Verdict
Nominated

1984
Ralph Richardson
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
Nominated

1986
Denholm Elliott
A Room with a View
Nominated

Michael Caine
Hannah and Her Sisters
Won

1987
Sean Connery
The Untouchables
Won

1988
Alec Guinness
Little Dorrit
Nominated

1991
Ben Kingsley
Bugsy
Nominated

1992
Jaye Davidson
The Crying Game
Nominated
First black British actor nominated for an Academy Award
First mixed race British actor to be nominated for an Academy Award.

1993
Ralph Fiennes
Schindler's List
Nominated

Pete Postlethwaite
In the Name of the Father
Nominated

1994
Paul Scofield
Quiz Show
Nominated

1995
Tim Roth
Rob Roy
Nominated

1997
Anthony Hopkins
Amistad
Nominated

1999
Michael Caine
The Cider House Rules
Won

Jude Law
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Nominated

2000
Albert Finney
Erin Brockovich
Nominated

2001
Jim Broadbent
Iris
Won

Ben Kingsley
Sexy Beast
Nominated

Ian McKellen
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Nominated

2004
Clive Owen
Closer
Nominated

2007
Tom Wilkinson
Michael Clayton
Nominated

2010
Christian Bale
The Fighter
Won
Though born in Wales, Bale and his family moved to England when he was 1 year old.

2011
Kenneth Branagh
My Week with Marilyn
Nominated

2015
Christian Bale
The Big Short
Nominated

Tom Hardy
The Revenant
Nominated

Mark Rylance
Bridge of Spies
Won

2016
Dev Patel
Lion
Nominated

text: Best Supporting Actress[edit]

text:
Supporting Actress

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1937
May Whitty
Night Must Fall
Nominated

1939
Olivia de Havilland
Gone with the Wind
Nominated

1940
Judith Anderson
Rebecca
Nominated
Dame Judith Anderson was an Australia-born British actress

1941
Margaret Wycherly
Sergeant York
Nominated

1942
May Whitty
Mrs. Miniver
Nominated

Gladys Cooper
Now, Voyager
Nominated

1943
The Song of Bernadette
Nominated

1944
Angela Lansbury
Gaslight
Nominated

1945
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Nominated

1946
Flora Robson
Saratoga Trunk
Nominated

1948
Jean Simmons
Hamlet
Nominated

1949
Elsa Lanchester
Come to the Stable
Nominated

1957
Witness for the Prosecution
Nominated

1958
Wendy Hiller
Separate Tables
Won

1959
Hermione Baddeley
Room at the Top
Nominated

1960
Glynis Johns
The Sundowners
Nominated

Mary Ure
Sons and Lovers
Nominated

1962
Angela Lansbury
The Manchurian Candidate
Nominated

1963
Margaret Rutherford
The V.I.P.s
Won

Edith Evans
Tom Jones
Nominated

Joyce Redman
Nominated

1964
Gladys Cooper
My Fair Lady
Nominated

Edith Evans
The Chalk Garden
Nominated

1965
Joyce Redman
Othello
Nominated

Maggie Smith
Nominated

1966
Wendy Hiller
A Man for All Seasons
Nominated

Vivien Merchant
Alfie
Nominated

1969
Susannah York
They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
Nominated

1971
Margaret Leighton
The Go-Between
Nominated

1977
Vanessa Redgrave
Julia
Won

1978
Maggie Smith
California Suite
Won

1980
Eva Le Gallienne
Resurrection
Nominated

1984
Peggy Ashcroft
A Passage to India
Won

1986
Maggie Smith
A Room with a View
Nominated

1991
Jessica Tandy
Fried Green Tomatoes
Nominated

1992
Joan Plowright
Enchanted April
Nominated

Vanessa Redgrave
Howards End
Nominated

Miranda Richardson
Damage
Nominated

1993
Emma Thompson
In the Name of the Father
Nominated

1994
Rosemary Harris
Tom & Viv
Nominated

Helen Mirren
The Madness of King George
Nominated

1995
Kate Winslet
Sense and Sensibility
Nominated

1996
Marianne Jean-Baptiste
Secrets & Lies
Nominated

1997
Julianne Moore
Boogie Nights
Nominated
Julianne Moore is an American–British actress

Minnie Driver
Good Will Hunting
Nominated

1998
Brenda Blethyn
Little Voice
Nominated

Judi Dench
Shakespeare in Love
Won

Lynn Redgrave
Gods and Monsters
Nominated

1999
Samantha Morton
Sweet and Lowdown
Nominated

2000
Judi Dench
Chocolat
Nominated

Julie Walters
Billy Elliot
Nominated

2001
Helen Mirren
Gosford Park
Nominated

Maggie Smith
Nominated

Kate Winslet
Iris
Nominated

2002
Julianne Moore
The Hours
Nominated

Catherine Zeta-Jones
Chicago
Won
Zeta-Jones was born as Catherine Zeta Jones in Swansea, Wales.

2004
Sophie Okonedo
Hotel Rwanda
Nominated

2005
Rachel Weisz
The Constant Gardener
Won

2007
Tilda Swinton
Michael Clayton
Won

2010
Helena Bonham Carter
The King's Speech
Nominated

2011
Janet McTeer
Albert Nobbs
Nominated

2013
Sally Hawkins
Blue Jasmine
Nominated

2014
Keira Knightley
The Imitation Game
Nominated

2015
Kate Winslet
Steve Jobs
Nominated

2016
Naomie Harris
Moonlight
Nominated

2017
Lesley Manville
Phantom Thread
Pending

text: Best Director[edit]

text:
Director

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1928-29
Frank Lloyd
Drag
Nominated
No official nominees had been announced this year

Weary River
Nominated
No official nominees had been announced this year

The Divine Lady
Won

1932-33
Cavalcade
Won
Lloyd's father was Welsh and his mother was Scottish, and Lloyd was born in Glasgow, Scotland

1935
Mutiny on the Bounty
Nominated

1940
Alfred Hitchcock
Rebecca
Nominated

1944
Lifeboat
Nominated

1945
Spellbound
Nominated

David Lean
Brief Encounter
Nominated

1947
Great Expectations
Nominated

1948
Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Nominated

1949
Carol Reed
The Fallen Idol
Nominated

1950
The Third Man
Nominated

1954
Alfred Hitchcock
Rear Window
Nominated

1955
David Lean
Summertime
Nominated

1956
Michael Anderson
Around the World in 80 Days
Nominated

1957
David Lean
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Won

1959
Jack Clayton
Room at the Top
Nominated

1960
Jack Cardiff
Sons and Lovers
Nominated

Alfred Hitchcock
Psycho
Nominated

1961
J. Lee Thompson
The Guns of Navarone
Nominated

1962
David Lean
Lawrence of Arabia
Won

1963
Tony Richardson
Tom Jones
Won

1964
Robert Stevenson
Mary Poppins
Nominated

Peter Glenville
Becket
Nominated

1965
John Schlesinger
Darling
Nominated

David Lean
Doctor Zhivago
Nominated

1968
Carol Reed
Oliver!
Won

Anthony Harvey
The Lion in Winter
Nominated

1969
John Schlesinger
Midnight Cowboy
Won

1970
Ken Russell
Women In Love
Nominated

1971
John Schlesinger
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Nominated

1972
John Boorman
Deliverance
Nominated

1978
Alan Parker
Midnight Express
Nominated

1979
Peter Yates
Breaking Away
Nominated

1981
Hugh Hudson
Chariots of Fire
Nominated

1982
Richard Attenborough
Gandhi
Won

1983
Peter Yates
The Dresser
Nominated

1984
David Lean
A Passage to India
Nominated

Roland Joffé
The Killing Fields
Nominated

1986
The Mission
Nominated

1987
John Boorman
Hope and Glory
Nominated

Adrian Lyne
Fatal Attraction
Nominated

1988
Charles Crichton
A Fish Called Wanda
Nominated

Alan Parker
Mississippi Burning
Nominated

1989
Kenneth Branagh
Henry V
Nominated

1990
Stephen Frears
The Grifters
Nominated

1991
Ridley Scott
Thelma & Louise
Nominated

1995
Mike Figgis
Leaving Las Vegas
Nominated

Michael Radford
The Postman
Nominated
(original title: Il postino) Radford is an English director born in India

1996
Mike Leigh
Secrets & Lies
Nominated

Anthony Minghella
The English Patient
Won

1997
Peter Cattaneo
The Full Monty
Nominated

1998
John Madden
Shakespeare in Love
Nominated

1999
Sam Mendes
American Beauty
Won

2000
Stephen Daldry
Billy Elliot
Nominated

Ridley Scott
Gladiator
Nominated

2001
Black Hawk Down
Nominated

2002
Stephen Daldry
The Hours
Nominated

2004
Mike Leigh
Vera Drake
Nominated

2006
Stephen Frears
The Queen
Nominated

Paul Greengrass
United 93
Nominated

2008
Danny Boyle
Slumdog Millionaire
Won

Stephen Daldry
The Reader
Nominated

2010
Tom Hooper
The King's Speech
Won

2013
Steve McQueen
12 Years a Slave
Nominated
First black English director nominated for Best Director

2017
Christopher Nolan
Dunkirk
Pending

text: Best Assistant Director (1933 to 1937)[edit]

text:
Assistant Director

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1933
Fred Fox

Won
For United Artists

1935
Eric G. Stacey
Les Misérables
Nominated

1936
The Garden of Allah
Nominated

1937
A Star Is Born
Nominated

text: Production[edit]

text: Best Writing – Adapted Screenplay[edit]

text:
Adapted Screenplay

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1933
Victor Heerman
Little Women
Won
Shared with Sarah Y. Mason.

1938
Ian Dalrymple
Cecil Arthur Lewis
W. P. Lipscomb
Pygmalion
Won
Shared with George Bernard Shaw.

Ian Dalrymple
The Citadel
Nominated
Shared with Frank Wead and Elizabeth Hill.

1939
R. C. Sherriff
Claudine West
Eric Maschwitz
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1940
Joan Harrison
Rebecca
Nominated
Shared with Robert E. Sherwood.

1942
James Hilton
Claudine West
Arthur Wimperis
Mrs. Miniver
Won
Shared with George Froeschel.

Claudine West
Arthur Wimperis
Random Harvest
Nominated
Shared with George Froeschel.

Rodney Ackland
Emeric Pressburger
49th Parallel
Nominated
Emeric Pressburger was a Hungarian British screenwriter, film director, and Producer.

1944
John Van Druten
Gaslight
Nominated
Shared with Walter Reisch and John L. Balderston.

1946
Raymond Chandler
Double Indemnity
Nominated
Raymond Chandler was a British-American novelist and screenwriter.Shared with Billy Wilder.

Anthony Havelock-Allan
David Lean
Ronald Neame
Brief Encounter
Nominated

1947
Great Expectations
Nominated

1949
Graham Greene
The Fallen Idol
Nominated

1952
John Dighton
Roger MacDougall
Alexander Mackendrick
The Man in the White Suit
Nominated
Alexander Mackendrick was a British-American.

1953
Ian McLellan Hunter
John Dighton
Roman Holiday
Nominated

Eric Ambler
The Cruel Sea
Nominated

1956
Ivan Moffat
Giant
Nominated
Shared with Fred Guiol.

1958
Terence Rattigan
John Gay
Separate Tables
Nominated

Alec Guinness
The Horse's Mouth
Nominated

1959
Neil Paterson
Room at the Top
Won

1960
Gavin Lambert
T. E. B. Clarke
Sons and Lovers
Nominated

James Kennaway
Tunes of Glory
Nominated

1962
Robert Bolt
Lawrence of Arabia
Nominated
Shared with Michael Wilson.

1963
John Osborne
Tom Jones
Won

1964
Peter George
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Nominated
Shared with Stanley Kubrick and Terry Southern.

1965
Robert Bolt
Doctor Zhivago
Won

1966
A Man for All Seasons
Won

Bill Naughton
Alfie
Nominated

1968
Vernon Harris
Oliver!
Nominated

1969
John Hale
Bridget Boland
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated
Shared with Richard Sokolove.

1974
Lionel Chetwynd
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
Nominated
Lionel Chetwynd is an English-born Canadian–American screenwriter. shared with Mordecai Richler

Paul Dehn
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated

1976
David Butler
Voyage of the Damned
Nominated
Shared with Steve Shagan

1977
Peter Shaffer
Equus
Nominated

Gavin Lambert
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden
Nominated
Shared with Lewis John Carlino.

1981
Dennis Potter
Pennies from Heaven
Nominated

Harold Pinter
The French Lieutenant's Woman
Nominated

1983
Betrayal
Nominated

Willy Russell
Educating Rita
Nominated

Ronald Harwood
The Dresser
Nominated
Ronald Harwood is South-Africa-Born British.

1984
Peter Shaffer
Amadeus
Won

David Lean
A Passage to India
Nominated

Bruce Robinson
The Killing Fields
Nominated

1986
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
A Room with a View
Won
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala was a German-born British and American.

1987
Mark Peploe
The Last Emperor
Won
Shared with Bernardo Bertolucci

James Dearden
Fatal Attraction
Nominated

1988
Christopher Hampton
Dangerous Liaisons
Won

1992
Peter Barnes
Enchanted April
Nominated

Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Howards End
Won

1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated

William Nicholson
Shadowlands
Nominated

1994
Alan Bennett
The Madness of King George
Nominated

1995
Emma Thompson
Sense and Sensibility
Won

Mike Figgis
Leaving Las Vegas
Nominated

Michael Radford
Il Postino
Nominated
Shared with Anna Pavignano, Furio Scarpelli, Giacomo Scarpelli and Massimo Troisi.

1996
Kenneth Branagh
Hamlet
Nominated

John Hodge
Trainspotting
Nominated

Anthony Minghella
The English Patient
Nominated

1999
The Talented Mr Ripley
Nominated

2002
David Hare
The Hours
Nominated

Ronald Harwood
The Pianist
Won

2005
Jeffrey Caine
The Constant Gardener
Nominated

2006
Patrick Marber
Notes on a Scandal
Nominated

Sacha Baron Cohen
Anthony Hines
Peter Baynham
Dan Mazer
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
Nominated
Nominated with Todd Phillips

2007
Christopher Hampton
Atonement
Nominated

Ronald Harwood
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Nominated

2008
Simon Beaufoy
Slumdog Millionaire
Won

Peter Morgan
Frost/Nixon
Nominated

David Hare
The Reader
Nominated

2009
Nick Hornby
An Education
Nominated

Jesse Armstrong
Simon Blackwell
Tony Roche
Armando Iannucci
In the Loop
Nominated

2010
Danny Boyle
Simon Beaufoy
127 Hours
Nominated

2011
Bridget O'Connor
Peter Straughan
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Nominated

2013
Steve Coogan
Jeff Pope
Philomena
Nominated

2015
Nick Hornby
Brooklyn
Nominated

text: Best Writing – Original Screenplay[edit]

text:
Original Screenplay

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1940
Charlie Chaplin
The Great Dictator
Nominated

Charles Bennett
Joan Harrison
Foreign Correspondent
Nominated

1942
Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
Nominated
Emeric Pressburger was a Hungarian British screenwriter, film director, and Producer.

1943
Noël Coward
In Which We Serve
Nominated

1946
Muriel Box
Sydney Box
The Seventh Veil
Won

Raymond Chandler
The Blue Dahlia
Nominated

1947
Charlie Chaplin
Monsieur Verdoux
Nominated

1949
T. E. B. Clarke
Passport to Pimlico
Nominated

Alfred Hayes
Paisan
Nominated
Shared with Federico Fellini, Sergio Amidei, Marcello Pagliero and Roberto Rossellini.

1952
T. E. B. Clarke
The Lavender Hill Mob
Won

Terence Rattigan
The Sound Barrier
Nominated

1960
Bryan Forbes
Richard Gregson
Michael Craig
The Angry Silence
Nominated

1964
Alun Owen
A Hard Day's Night
Nominated

1965
Frederic Raphael
Darling
Won
Raphael was born in the USA in 1931 but emigrated to England in 1938.

Jack Davies
Ken Annakin
Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines
Nominated

1966
Edward Bond
Blowup
Nominated
Shared with Michelangelo Antonioni and Tonino Guerra.

1967
Frederic Raphael
Two for the Road
Nominated

1968
Peter Ustinov
Hot Millions
Nominated
Shared with Ira Wallach.

Arthur C. Clarke
2001: A Space Odyssey
Nominated
Nominated with Stanley Kubrick

1971
Penelope Gilliatt
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Nominated

1981
Colin Welland
Chariots of Fire
Won

Trevor Griffiths
Reds
Nominated
Nominated with Warren Beatty

1985
Terry Gilliam
Charles McKeown
Tom Stoppard
Brazil
Nominated
Terry Gilliam is an American-born British screenwriter, film director, animator and actor.

Hanif Kureishi
My Beautiful Laundrette
Nominated

1988
John Cleese
Charles Crichton
A Fish Called Wanda
Nominated

1994
Richard Curtis
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Nominated

1996
Mike Leigh
Secrets & Lies
Nominated

1997
Simon Beaufoy
The Full Monty
Nominated

1998
Tom Stoppard
Shakespeare In Love
Won
Stoppard is a Czech-born English writer. The Oscar was shared with the American Marc Norman.

1999
Mike Leigh
Topsy-Turvy
Nominated

2000
Lee Hall
Billy Elliot
Nominated

William Nicholson
Gladiator
Nominated
Shared with David Franzoni and John Logan

2001
Julian Fellowes
Gosford Park
Won

Christopher Nolan
Jonathan Nolan
Memento
Nominated

2003
Steven Knight
Dirty Pretty Things
Nominated

2004
Mike Leigh
Vera Drake
Nominated

2006
Peter Morgan
The Queen
Nominated

2007
Jan Pinkava
Ratatouille
Nominated
Jan Pinkava is born in Prague and emigrated to Britain, where he obtained British citizenship. Shared
with Brad Bird and Jim Capobianco.

2008
Martin McDonagh
In Bruges
Nominated

Mike Leigh
Happy-Go-Lucky
Nominated

2010
Another Year
Nominated

Christopher Nolan
Inception
Nominated

David Seidler
The King's Speech
Won
David Seidler is a British-American

2014
Hugo Guinness
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Nominated
Shared with Wes Anderson

2015
Matt Charman
Bridge of Spies
Nominated
Shared with Joel and Ethan Coen

Alex Garland
Ex Machina
Nominated

2017
Martin McDonagh
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Pending

text: Best Writing – Story (1928 to 1956)[edit]

text:
Story

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1942
Emeric Pressburger
49th Parallel
Won

1943
Gordon McDonell
Shadow of a Doubt
Nominated
Gordon McDonell is a British-born American writer

1945
Charles G. Booth
The House on 92nd Street
Won

1946
Clemence Dane
Perfect Strangers
Won

1948
Emeric Pressburger
The Red Shoes
Nominated

1951
Alfred Hayes
Teresa
Nominated
Shared with Stewart Stern

Oscar Millard
The Frogmen
Nominated

James Bernard
Paul Dehn
Seven Days to Noon
Won

text: Best Picture[edit]

text:
Picture

Year
Producer
Film
Status
Notes

1932/33
Alexander Korda
The Private Life of Henry VIII
Nominated
Alexander Korda was a Hungarian-born British

1938
Victor Saville
The Citadel
Nominated

1939
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1940
Charlie Chaplin
The Great Dictator
Nominated

1941
Alfred Hitchcock
Suspicion
Nominated

1942
Michael Powell
49th Parallel
Nominated

1943
Noël Coward
In Which We Serve
Nominated

1946
Laurence Olivier
Henry V
Nominated

1947
Anthony Havelock-Allan
Ronald Neame
Great Expectations
Nominated

1948
Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Won

Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
The Red Shoes
Nominated
Emeric Pressburger was a Hungarian British screenwriter, film director, and Producer

1953
John Houseman
Julius Caesar
Nominated
John Houseman was a Romanian-born British-American actor and producer

1959
James Woolf
John Woolf
Room at the Top
Nominated

1963
Tony Richardson
Tom Jones
Won

1965
Joseph Janni
Darling
Nominated

1966
Lewis Gilbert
Alfie
Nominated

1968
John Woolf
Oliver!
Won

Anthony Havelock-Allan
John Brabourne
Romeo and Juliet
Nominated

1972
John Boorman
Deliverance
Nominated

1978
Barry Spikings
Michael Deeley
The Deer Hunter
Won
Nominated with Michael Cimino and John Peverall

David Puttnam
Alan Marshall
Midnight Express
Nominated

1979
Peter Yates
Breaking Away
Nominated

1981
David Puttnam
Chariots of Fire
Won

1982
Richard Attenborough
Gandhi
Won

1983
Peter Yates
The Dresser
Nominated

1984
David Puttnam
The Killing Fields
Nominated

John Brabourne
Richard Goodwin
A Passage to India
Nominated

1986
David Puttnam
The Mission
Nominated

1987
Jeremy Thomas
The Last Emperor
Won
The Last Emperor is an English-produced, mostly Italian-made film shot in China.

John Boorman
Hope and Glory
Nominated

1988
Norma Heyman
Dangerous Liaisons
Nominated
Shared with Hank Moonjean

1992
Stephen Woolley
The Crying Game
Nominated

1994
Duncan Kenworthy
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Nominated

1996
Jane Scott
Shine
Nominated
Jane Scott is a British-born Australian film Producer.

Simon Channing-Williams
Secrets and Lies
Nominated

1998
David Parfitt
Shakespeare in Love
Won
Shared with Harvey Weinstein, Edward Zwick, Marc Norman, Donna Gigliotti.

Alison Owen
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Elizabeth
Nominated

Ian Bryce
Saving Private Ryan
Nominated
Shared with Steven Spielberg, Mark Gordon and Gary Levinsohn

2002
Robert Fox
The Hours
Nominated
Shared with Scott Rudin

2004
Graham King
The Aviator
Nominated
King is a Los Angeles-based English producer. Nominated with Michael Mann

2006
Andy Harries
Tracey Seaward
Christine Langan
The Queen
Nominated

Graham King
The Departed
Won

2007
JoAnne Sellar
Daniel Lupi
There Will Be Blood
Nominated
Nominated with Paul Thomas Anderson

Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Paul Webster
Atonement
Nominated
Tim Bevan is a New Zealand-born English producer

2008
Eric Fellner
Frost/Nixon
Nominated
Shared with Ron Howard and Brian Grazer.

Christian Colson
Slumdog Millionaire
Won

Anthony Minghella
The Reader
Nominated
Shared with Sydney Pollack, Donna Gigliotti, and Redmond Morris

2009
Amanda Posey
An Education
Nominated
Nominated with Finola Dwyer

2010
Celine Rattray
The Kids Are All Right
Nominated
Nominated with Gary Gilbert and Jeffrey Levy-Hinte

Christian Colson
John Smithson
Danny Boyle
127 Hours
Nominated

Christopher Nolan
Emma Thomas
Inception
Nominated

Gareth Unwin
Iain Canning
The King's Speech
Won
Shared with Emile Sherman

2011
Graham King
Hugo
Nominated
Nominated with Martin Scorsese

2012
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Debra Hayward
Cameron Mackintosh
Les Misérables
Nominated

2013
Steve McQueen
12 Years a Slave
Won
Shared with Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, and Anthony Katagas

David Heyman
Gravity
Nominated
Shared with Alfonso Cuarón

Gabrielle Tana
Steve Coogan
Tracey Seaward
Philomena
Nominated

2014
Christian Colson
Selma
Nominated
Shared with Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, and Oprah Winfrey

Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
The Theory of Everything
Nominated
Shared with Lisa Bruce and Anthony McCarten

2015
Simon Kinberg
Ridley Scott
Mark Huffam
The Martian
Nominated
Shared with Michael Schaefer

Amanda Posey
Brooklyn
Nominated
Shared with Finola Dwyer

2016
Iain Canning
Lion
Nominated
Shared with Emile Sherman and Angie Fielder

2017
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Darkest Hour
Pending
Shared with Lisa Bruce, Anthony McCarten and Douglas Urbanski

Emma Thomas
Christopher Nolan
Dunkirk
Pending

JoAnne Sellar
Daniel Lupi
Phantom Thread
Pending
Shared with Paul Thomas Anderson and Megan Ellison

Graham Broadbent
Pete Czernin
Martin McDonagh
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Pending

text: Best Foreign Language Film[edit]

text:
Best Foreign Language Film

Year
Director
Film
Status
Languages

1993
Paul Turner
Hedd Wyn
Nominated
Welsh
(some parts in English)

1999
Paul Morrison
Solomon and Gaenor
Nominated
Welsh
(some parts in Yiddish)

text: Best Documentary[edit]

text:
Documentary

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1941
British Ministry of Information
Christmas Under Fire
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

A Letter from Home
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

1942
Listen to Britain
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Twenty-One Miles
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Concanen Films
The White Eagle
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1943
British Ministry of Information
Desert Victory
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

1945
Government of Great Britain
The True Glory
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

1947
Paul Rotha
The World Is Rich
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1949
Crown Film Unit
Daybreak in Udi
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

1952
Norman McLaren
Neighbours
Won
Norman McLaren was a Scottish-born British/Canadian animator, director and Producer. Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject.

1953
James Carr
They Planted a Stone
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

Castleton Knight
A Queen Is Crowned
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1954
World Wide Pictures
Morse Films
Thursday's Children
Won
Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject

1958
James Carr
Antarctic Crossing
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Thorold Dickinson
Oeuverture
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

1960
James Hill
Giuseppina
Won
Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject

1963
Edgar Anstey
Thirty Million Letters
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

1964
Peter Baylis
The Finest Hours
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1965
Patrick Carey
Joe Mendoza
Yeats Country
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

Peter Mills
The Forth Road Bridge
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1966
Peter Watkins
The War Game
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

1970
Patrick Carey
Vivien Carey
Oisin
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject

1974
Pen Densham
Life Times Nine
Nominated
Pen Densham is a British-Canadian-American. Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject. Shared with John Watson.

1980
Don't Mess with Bill
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject. Shared with John Watson.

1981
Nigel Noble
Close Harmony
Won
Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject

1985
Japhet Asher
Soldiers in Hiding
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

1987
Robert Stone
Radio Bikini
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Michael Camerini
Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with John Junkerman and James MacDonald.

1988
Malcolm Clarke
You Don't Have to Die
Won
Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject. Shared with Bill Guttentag.

1995
Jon Blair
Anne Frank Remembered
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature

1999
Kevin Macdonald
One Day in September
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Arthur Cohn.

2002
Sean Welch
Spellbound
Nominated
Shared with Jeffrey Blitz. Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Malcolm Clarke
Prisoner of Paradise
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Stuart Sender.

2004
Zana Briski
Ross Kauffman
Born into Brothels
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

2008
James Marsh
Simon Chinn
Man on Wire
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

2010
Banksy
Jaimie D'Cruz
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Lucy Walker
Waste Land
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Angus Aynsley.

Tim Hetherington
Restrepo
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. shared with Sebastian Junger.

2011
Lucy Walker
The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject with Kira Carstensen

2012
Joshua Oppenheimer
The Act of Killing
Nominated
Oppenheimer was an American film director and United Kingdom Citizenship. Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Signe Byrge Sørensen

Simon Chinn
Searching for Sugar Man
Won
Shared with Malik Bendjelloul. Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

2013
Malcolm Clarke
Nicholas Reed
The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life
Won
Winner of Best Documentary - Short Subject.

Sara Ishaq
Karama Has No Walls
Nominated
Sara Ishaq is a Yemeni-Scottish. Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject.

2014
Orlando von Einsiedel
Joanna Natasegara
Virunga
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature.

Joshua Oppenheimer
The Look of Silence
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Signe Byrge Sørensen

2015
Asif Kapadia
James Gay-Rees
Amy
Won
Winner of Best Documentary Feature.

Justin Wilkes
What Happened, Miss Simone?
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Shared with Liz Garbus and Amy Hobby.

Adam Benzine
Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject.

2016
Orlando von Einsiedel
Joanna Natasegara
The White Helmets
Won
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject.

Stephen Ellis
Watani: My Homeland
Nominated
Nominated for Best Documentary - Short Subject. Shared with Marcel Mettelsiefen

text: Best Animated Film[edit]

text:
Animated Feature

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

2005
Steve Box
Nick Park
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Won

2006
Gil Kenan
Monster House
Nominated
Gil Kenan is an Israeli-British-American director.

2008
John Stevenson
Kung Fu Panda
Nominated
Shared with Mark Osborne.

2012
Sam Fell
Chris Butler
ParaNorman
Nominated

Peter Lord
The Pirates! Band of Misfits
Nominated

2015
Mark Burton
Richard Starzak
Shaun the Sheep Movie
Nominated

2017
Hugh Welchman
Ivan Mactaggart
Loving Vincent
Pending
Shared with Dorota Kobiela

text: Best Animated Short Film[edit]

text:
Animated Short Film

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1963
Gerald Potterton
My Financial Career
Nominated
Gerald Potterton is a British–Canadian.

1964
Norman McLaren
Gerald Potterton
Jeff hale
Christmas Cracker
Nominated
Norman McLaren was a Scottish-born British/Canadian. Shared with Grant Munro.

1971
Gerald Potterton
The Selfish Giant
Nominated
Shared with Peter Sander.

Michael Mills
Evolution
Nominated
Michael Mills is a British born Canadian.

1972
Bob Godfrey
Kama Sutra Rides Again
Nominated

Richard Williams
A Christmas Carol
Won
Richard Williams is a Canadian–British animator, voice artist, and writer

1974
Peter Foldes
Hunger
Nominated
Shared with René Jodoin.

1975
Bob Godfrey
Great
Won

1978
Eunice Macauley
Special Delivery
Won
Shared with John Weldon

1979
Bob Godfrey
Dream Doll
Nominated
Shared with Zlatko Grgic.

Derek Lamb
Every Child
Won

1982
Dianne Jackson
The Snowman
Nominated

1984
Jon Minnis
Charade
Won
Jon Minnis is a Canadian animator and scriptwriter of British origin.

1985
Alison Snowden
Second Class Mail
Nominated

1987
Eunice Macaulay
George and Rosemary
Nominated

1989
Mark Baker
The Hill Farm
Nominated

1990
Nick Park
Creature Comforts
Won

A Grand Day Out
Nominated

1991
Daniel Greaves
Manipulation
Won

1992
Paul Berry
The Sandman
Nominated

Peter Lord
Adam
Nominated

Barry Purves
Screen Play
Nominated

1993
Bob Godfrey
Small Talk
Nominated
Shared with Kevin Baldwin.

Nick Park
The Wrong Trousers
Won

Mark Baker
The Village
Nominated

1994
Alison Snowden
Bob's Birthday
Won
Shared with David Fine.

Tim Watts
David Stoten
The Big Story
Nominated

1995
Nick Park
A Close Shave
Won

1996
Peter Lord
Wat's Pig
Nominated

1997
Joanna Quinn
Famous Fred
Nominated

Jan Pinkava
Geri's Game
Won

1998
Mark Baker
Jolly Roger
Nominated

1999
Peter Peake
Humdrum
Nominated

2007
Suzie Templeton
Hugh Welchman
Peter and the Wolf
Won

2009
Nick Park
A Matter of Loaf and Death
Nominated

2011
Grant Orchard
Sue Goffe
A Morning Stroll
Nominated

2014
Daisy Jacobs
The Bigger Picture
Nominated

2015
Richard Williams
Imogen Sutton
Prologue
Nominated
Imogen Sutton is a Canadian–British.

Sanjay Patel
Sanjay's Super Team
Nominated
Sanjay Patel is a British-American. Shared with Nicole Paradis Grindle.

2016
Cara Speller
Pear Cider and Cigarettes
Nominated
Shared with Robert Valley

text: Best Production Design[edit]

text:
Art Direction

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1931/32
Lazare Meerson
À Nous la Liberté
Nominated
Lazare Meerson was a Russian-born French and English film art director.

1937
David S. Hall
Wee Willie Winkie
Nominated
Shared with William S. Darling.

1938
Charles D. Hall
Merrily We Live
Nominated
Charles D. Hall was a British-American art director and production designer.

1939
Captain Fury
Nominated

James Basevi
Wuthering Heights
Nominated

1940
The Westerner
Nominated

Vincent Korda
The Thief of Bagdad
Won
Vincent Korda was a Hungarian-born art director, later settling in Britain.

1941
That Hamilton Woman
Nominated
Shared with Julia Heron

1942
Jungle Book
Nominated
Shared with Julia Heron

1943
James Basevi
The Gang's All Here
Nominated
Shared with Joseph C. Wright and Thomas Little

The Song of Bernadette
Won
Shared with William S. Darling and Thomas Little

1945
Hans Peters
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Nominated
Shared with Cedric Gibbons, Edwin B. Willis, John Bonar and Hugh Hunt

1946
John Bryan
Caesar and Cleopatra
Nominated

Paul Sheriff
Carmen Dillon
Henry V
Nominated
Paul Sheriff was Russian-born British art director.

1947
Wilfred Shingleton
John Bryan
Great Expectations
Won

1948
Arthur Lawson
The Red Shoes
Won
Best Colour Art Direction, award shared with Hein Heckroth

Roger K. Furse
Carmen Dillon
Hamlet
Won
Best Black and White Art Direction

1949
Jim Morahan
William Kellner
Michael Relph
Saraband for Dead Lovers
Nominated
William Kellner is an Austria-born English.

1950
Hans Peters
The Red Danube
Nominated
Shared with Cedric Gibbons, Edwin B. Willis and Hugh Hunt

1952
Paul Sheriff
Moulin Rouge
Won
Shared with Marcel Vertès

1953
Hans Peters
John Jarvis
Knights of the Round Table
Nominated
Shared with Alfred Junge.

1956
Ken Adam
Around the World in 80 Days
Nominated
Shared with James W. Sullivan and Ross J. Dowd

Hans Peters
Lust for Life
Nominated
Shared with Cedric Gibbons, E. Preston Ames, Edwin B. Willis and F. Keogh Gleason.

1959
Oliver Messel
William Kellner
Scott Slimon
Suddenly, Last Summer
Nominated

1960
Thomas N. Morahan
Lionel Couch
Sons and Lovers
Nominated

1962
Vincent Korda
The Longest Day
Nominated
Shared with Ted Haworth, Léon Barsacq and Gabriel Béchir.

John Box
John Stoll
Lawrence of Arabia
Won
Shared with Dario Simoni

1963
Elven Webb
Maurice Pelling
Cleopatra
Won
Shared with John DeCuir, Jack Martin Smith, Hilyard M. Brown, Herman A. Blumenthal, Boris Juraga, Walter M. Scott, Paul S. Fox and Ray Moyer

Ralph Brinton
Ted Marshall
Jocelyn Herbert
Tom Jones
Nominated
Shared with Josie MacAvin

1964
Stephen Grimes
The Night of the Iguana
Nominated

Cecil Beaton
My Fair Lady
Won
Shared with Gene Allen and George James Hopkins

John Bryan
Maurice Carter
Becket
Nominated
Shared with Patrick McLoughlin and Robert Cartwright.i

Hans Peters
Elliot Scott
The Americanization of Emily
Nominated
Shared with George Davis, Henry Grace and Robert R. Benton.

1965
Ted Marshall
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
Nominated
Shared with Hal Pereira, Tambi Larsen and Josie MacAvin

David S. Hall
The Greatest Story Ever Told
Nominated
Shared with Richard Day, William Creber, Ray Moyer, Fred M. Maclean and Norman Rockett

John Box
Terence Marsh
Doctor Zhivago
Won
Shared with Dario Simoni

1966
John Sturtevant
The Sand Pebbles
Nominated
Shared with Boris Leven, Walter M. Scott and William Kiernan

1967
Elven Webb
The Taming of the Shrew
Nominated
Shared with Lorenzo Mongiardino, John DeCuir, Giuseppe Mariani, Dario Simoni and Luigi Gervasi

1968
John Box
Terence Marsh
Vernon Dixon
Ken Muggleston
Oliver!
Won

Ernest Archer
Anthony Masters
Harry Lange
2001: A Space Odyssey
Nominated
Harry Lange is a German-born British

1969
Maurice Carter
Lionel Couch
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated
Shared with Patrick McLoughlin.

1970
Terence Marsh
Pamela Cornell
Scrooge
Nominated
Nominated with Bob Cartwright

1971
Terence Marsh
Peter Howitt
Mary, Queen of Scots
Nominated
Shared with Robert Cartwright.

Peter Ellenshaw
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Nominated
Shared with John B. Mansbridge, Emile Kuri and Hal Gausman

John Box
Ernest Archer
Jack Maxsted
Vernon Dixon
Nicholas and Alexandra
Won
Shared with Gil Parrondo

Michael Stringer
Peter Lamont
Fiddler on the Roof
Nominated
Shared with Robert F. Boyle

1972
Donald M. Ashton
Geoffrey Drake
William Hutchinson
John Graysmark
Peter James
Young Winston
Nominated

John Box
Robert W. Laing
Travels with My Aunt
Nominated
Shared with Gil Parrondo

1973
Stephen Grimes
The Way We Were
Nominated
Shared with William Kiernan

1974
Peter Ellenshaw
The Island at the Top of the World
Nominated
Shared with John B. Mansbridge, Walter Tyler, Al Roelofs and Hal Gausman.

1975
Ken Adam
Roy Walker
Vernon Dixon
Barry Lyndon
Won

Tony Inglis
Peter James
The Man Who Would Be King
Nominated
Tony Inglis was a British-Irish art director. Shared with Alexander Trauner

1976
Elliot Scott
Norman Reynolds
The Incredible Sarah
Nominated

1977
John Barry
Norman Reynolds
Roger Christian
Leslie Dilley
Star Wars
Won

Ken Adam
Peter Lamont
Hugh Scaife
The Spy Who Loved Me
Nominated

1978
Tony Walton
The Wiz
Nominated
Shared with Philip Rosenberg, Edward Stewart and Robert Drumheller

1979
All That Jazz
Won
Shared with Philip Rosenberg, Edward Stewart and Gary Brink

Michael Seymour
Leslie Dilley
Roger Christian
Ian Whittaker
Alien
Nominated

1980
Norman Reynolds
Leslie Dilley
Harry Lange
Alan Tomkins
Michael D. Ford
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
Nominated

Stuart Craig
Hugh Scaife
The Elephant Man
Nominated
Shared with Robert Cartwright.

Jack Stephens
Tess
Won
Shared with Pierre Guffroy

1981
John Graysmark
Tony Reading
Peter Howitt
Ragtime
Nominated
Shared with Patrizia von Brandenstein, George DeTitta Sr. and George DeTitta, Jr.

Michael Seirton
Reds
Nominated
Shared with Richard Sylbert

Assheton Gorton
Ann Mollo
The French Lieutenant's Woman
Nominated

Norman Reynolds
Leslie Dilley
Michael D. Ford
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Won

1982
Stuart Craig
Robert W. Laing
Michael Seirton
Gandhi
Won

Tim Hutchinson
Harry Cordwell
Victor/Victoria
Nominated
Shared with Rodger Maus and William Craig Smith

1983
Geoffrey Kirkland
The Right Stuff
Nominated
Shared with Richard Lawrence, W. Stewart Campbell, Peter R. Romero, Jim Poynter and George R. Nelson

Roy Walker
Leslie Tomkins
Tessa Davies
Yentl
Nominated

Norman Reynolds
Fred Hole
Michael D. Ford
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
Nominated
Shared with James L. Schoppe.

1984
John Box
Hugh Scaife
A Passage to India
Nominated

1985
Norman Garwood
Maggie Gray
Brazil
Nominated

Stephen Grimes
Out of Africa
Won
Shared with Josie MacAvin

1986
Brian Ackland-Snow
Brian Savegar
A Room with a View
Won
Shared with Gianni Quaranta and Elio Altamura

Peter Lamont
Crispian Sallis
Aliens
Nominated

Stuart Craig
Jack Stephens
The Mission
Nominated

1987
Norman Reynolds
Harry Cordwell
Empire of the Sun
Nominated

Anthony Pratt
Joanne Woollard
Hope and Glory
Nominated

1988
Stuart Craig
Dangerous Liaisons
Won
Shared with Gérard James

Elliot Scott
Peter Howitt
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Nominated

1989
Norman Garwood
Glory
Nominated
Shared with Garrett Lewis

Crispian Sallis
Driving Miss Daisy
Nominated
Shared with Bruno Rubeo

Leslie Dilley
The Abyss
Nominated
Shared with Anne Kuljian.

Anton Furst
Peter Young
Batman
Won

1991
Norman Garwood
Hook
Nominated
Shared with Garrett Lewis

1992
Stuart Craig
Chaplin
Nominated
Shared with Chris A. Butler

Ian Whittaker
Howards End
Won
Shared with Luciana Arrighi

1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated
Shared with Luciana Arrighi

Ken Adam
Addams Family Values
Nominated
Shared with Marvin March

Ken Adam
Carolyn Scott
The Madness of King George
Won

1996
Brian Morris
Evita
Nominated
Shared with Philippe Turlure

Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan
The English Patient
Won

1997
Peter Lamont
Michael D. Ford
Titanic
Won

1998
Martin Childs
Jill Quertier
Shakespeare in Love
Won

Peter Howitt
Elizabeth
Nominated
Shared with John Myhre.

1999
Eve Stewart
Topsy-Turvy
Nominated
Shared with John Bush

Roy Walker
The Talented Mr. Ripley.
Nominated
Shared with Bruno Cesari

Ian Whittaker
Anna and the King
Nominated
Shared with Luciana Arrighi

Peter Young
Sleepy Hollow
Won
Shared with Rick Heinrichs

2000
Crispian Sallis
Gladiator
Nominated
Shared with Arthur Max

Martin Childs
Jill Quertier
Quills
Nominated

2001
Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Nominated

Anna Pinnock
Gosford Park
Nominated
Shared with Stephen Altman

2002
Alan Lee
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Nominated
Shared with Grant Major and Dan Hennah

2003
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Won
Shared with Grant Major and i Dan Hennah

2004
Gemma Jackson
Finding Neverland
Nominated
Shared with Trisha Edwards

Anthony Pratt
The Phantom of the Opera
Nominated
Shared with Celia Bobak

2005
Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Nominated

Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer
Pride & Prejudice
Nominated

2007
Anna Pinnock
The Golden Compass
Nominated
Shared with Dennis Gassner

Nathan Crowley
The Prestige
Nominated
Shared with Julie Ochipinti

Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer
Atonement
Nominated

2008
Nathan Crowley
The Dark Knight
Nominated
Shared with Peter Lando

2009
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer
Sherlock Holmes
Nominated

Maggie Gray
The Young Victoria
Nominated
Shared with Patrice Vermette

2010
Eve Stewart
Judy Farr
The King's Speech
Nominated

Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
Nominated

Guy Hendrix Dyas
Inception
Nominated

2011
Stuart Craig
Stephenie McMillan
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
Nominated

2012
Anna Pinnock
Life of Pi
Nominated
Shared with David Gropman

Eve Stewart
Anna Lynch-Robinson
Les Misérables
Nominated

Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer
Anna Karenina
Nominated

2013
Andy Nicholson
Joanne Woollard
Gravity
Nominated
Shared with Rosie Goodwin

2014
Nathan Crowley
Interstellar
Nominated
Shared with Gary Fettis

Anna Pinnock
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Won
Shared with Adam Stockhausen

Into the Woods
Nominated
Shared with Dennis Gassner

Maria Djurkovic
Tatiana Macdonald
The Imitation Game
Nominated

Suzie Davies
Charlotte Watts
Mr. Turner
Nominated

2015
Eve Stewart
Michael Standish
The Danish Girl
Nominated

2016
Stuart Craig
Anna Pinnock
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Nominated

Guy Hendrix Dyas
Passengers
Nominated
Shared with Gene Serdena

2017
Sarah Greenwood
Katie Spencer
Beauty and the Beast
Pending

Darkest Hour
Pending

Nathan Crowley
Dunkirk
Pending
Shared with Gary Fettis

text: Best Cinematography[edit]

text:
Cinematography

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1928
Charles Rosher
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
Won
Shared with Karl Struss.

1934
The Affairs of Cellini
Nominated

1944
Kismet
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1946
The Yearling
Won
Winner for Best Colour Cinematography. Shared with Leonard Smith and Arthur E. Arling.

1947
Jack Cardiff
Black Narcissus
Won
Winner for Best Colour Cinematography

Guy Green
Great Expectations
Won
Winner for Best Black and White Cinematography

1950
Charles Rosher
Annie Get Your Gun
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1951
Show Boat
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1952
Freddie Young
Ivanhoe
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1956
Jack Cardiff
War and Peace
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1957
Jack Hildyard
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Won

1960
Freddie Francis
Sons and Lovers
Won

1961
Jack Cardiff
Fanny
Nominated
Nominated for Best Colour Cinematography.

1962
Freddie Young
Lawrence of Arabia
Won

1964
Geoffrey Unsworth
Becket
Nominated

Walter Lassally
Zorba the Greek
Won
Walter Lassally is a German-born British cinematographer.

1965
Freddie Young
Doctor Zhivago
Won

1966
Ted Moore
A Man for All Seasons
Won
Ted Moore is British-Born South Africa. Winner for Best Colour Cinematography.

Kenneth Higgins
Georgy Girl
Nominated
Nominated for Best Black and White Cinematography.

1968
Oswald Morris
Oliver!
Nominated

1969
Arthur Ibbetson
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated

1970
Billy Williams
Women in Love
Nominated

Freddie Young
Ryan's Daughter
Won

1971
Nicholas and Alexandra
Nominated

Oswald Morris
Fiddler on the Roof
Won

1972
Douglas Slocombe
Travels with My Aunt
Nominated

Geoffrey Unsworth
Cabaret
Won

1974
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated

1975
John Alcott
Barry Lyndon
Won

1977
Douglas Slocombe
Julia
Nominated

1978
Oswald Morris
The Wiz
Nominated

1980
Geoffrey Unsworth
Tess
Won
Posthumous win

1981
Douglas Slocombe
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Nominated

Alex Thomson
Excalibur
Nominated

Billy Williams
On Golden Pond
Nominated

1982
Billy Williams
Ronnie Taylor
Gandhi
Won

1984
Ernest Day
A Passage to India
Nominated

Chris Menges
The Killing Fields
Won

1985
David Watkin
Out of Africa
Won

1986
Tony Pierce-Roberts
A Room with a View
Nominated

Chris Menges
The Mission
Won

1988
Peter Biziou
Mississippi Burning
Won

1989
Freddie Francis
Glory
Won

1991
Adrian Biddle
Thelma & Louise
Nominated

1992
Tony Pierce-Roberts
Howards End
Nominated

1993
Stuart Dryburgh
The Piano
Nominated
Stuart Dryburgh is an English-born New Zealand cinematographer

1994
Roger Deakins
The Shawshank Redemption
Nominated

1995
Michael Coulter
Sense and Sensibility
Nominated

1996
Roger Deakins
Fargo
Nominated

Chris Menges
Michael Collins
Nominated

1997
Roger Deakins
Kundun
Nominated

1998
Remi Adefarasin
Elizabeth
Nominated

Richard Greatrex
Shakespeare in Love
Nominated

1999
Roger Pratt
The End of the Affair
Nominated

2000
Roger Deakins
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Nominated

John Mathieson
Gladiator
Nominated

2001
Roger Deakins
The Man Who Wasn't There
Nominated

2004
John Mathieson
The Phantom of the Opera
Nominated

2006
Dick Pope
The Illusionist
Nominated

2007
Seamus McGarvey
Atonement
Nominated

Roger Deakins
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Nominated

No Country for Old Men
Nominated

2008
Roger Deakins
Chris Menges
The Reader
Nominated

Anthony Dod Mantle
Slumdog Millionaire
Won

2009
Barry Ackroyd
The Hurt Locker
Nominated

2010
Roger Deakins
True Grit
Nominated

Danny Cohen
The King's Speech
Nominated

2012
Seamus McGarvey
Anna Karenina
Nominated

Roger Deakins
Skyfall
Nominated

2013
Prisoners
Nominated

2014
Dick Pope
Mr. Turner
Nominated

Roger Deakins
Unbroken
Nominated

2015
Sicario
Nominated

2017
Blade Runner 2049
Pending

text: Best Editing[edit]

text:
Film Editing

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1939
Charles Frend
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1943
Owen Marks
Casablanca
Nominated

1944
Janie
Nominated

1946
Arthur Hilton
The Killers
Nominated

1947
Fergus McDonell
Odd Man Out
Nominated

1948
Reginald Mills
The Red Shoes
Nominated

1952
Ralph Kemplen
Moulin Rouge
Nominated

1957
Peter Taylor
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Won

1961
Alan Osbiston
The Guns of Navarone
Nominated
Alan Osbiston was an Australian-born British film editor

1962
Anne V. Coates
Lawrence of Arabia
Won

1964
Becket
Nominated

1965
Norman Savage
Doctor Zhivago
Nominated

1968
Ralph Kemplen
Oliver!
Nominated

1971
Bill Butler
A Clockwork Orange
Nominated

1972
Tom Priestley
Deliverance
Nominated

1973
Ralph Kemplen
The Day of the Jackal
Nominated

1975
Russell Lloyd
The Man Who Would Be King
Nominated

1977
Marcel Durham
Julia
Nominated
Shared with Walter Murch

1978
Gerry Hambling
Midnight Express
Nominated

Stuart Baird
Superman
Nominated

1980
Anne V. Coates
The Elephant Man
Nominated

1981
Terry Rawlings
Chariots of Fire
Nominated

John Bloom
The French Lieutenant's Woman
Nominated

1982
Gandhi
Won

1984
David Lean
A Passage to India
Nominated

Jim Clark
The Killing Fields
Won

1985
Henry Richardson
Runaway Train
Nominated

Thom Noble
Witness
Won

John Bloom
A Chorus Line
Nominated

1986
Claire Simpson
Platoon
Won

Ray Lovejoy
Aliens
Nominated

Jim Clark
The Mission
Nominated

1988
Stuart Baird
Gorillas in the Mist
Nominated

1989
Gerry Hambling
Mississippi Burning
Nominated

1991
The Commitments
Nominated

Thom Noble
Thelma & Louise
Nominated

1992
Robert Leighton
A Few Good Men
Nominated

1993
Anne V. Coates
In the Line of Fire
Nominated

Gerry Hambling
In the Name of the Father
Nominated

1996
Evita
Nominated

1997
Peter Honess
L.A. Confidential
Nominated

1998
David Gamble
Shakespeare in Love
Nominated

Anne V. Coates
Out of Sight
Nominated

1999
Tariq Anwar
Christopher Greenbury
American Beauty
Nominated

2002
Martin Walsh
Chicago
Won

Peter Boyle
The Hours
Nominated

2005
Claire Simpson
The Constant Gardener
Nominated

2006
Clare Douglas
United 93
Nominated
Shared with Richard Pearson and Christopher Rouse.

2008
Chris Dickens
Slumdog Millionaire
Won

2010
Jon Harris
127 Hours
Nominated

Tariq Anwar
The King's Speech
Nominated

2013
Mark Sanger
Gravity
Won
Shared with Alfonso Cuarón

Joe Walker
12 Years a Slave
Nominated

2014
Barney Pilling
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Nominated

2016
Joe Walker
Arrival
Nominated

Jake Roberts
Hell or High Water
Nominated

2017
Jon Gregory
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Pending

text: Best Sound Mixing[edit]

text:
Sound Mixing

Year
Name
Film
Status
Shared With

1939
A.W. Watkins
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated

1950
Cyril Crowhurst
Trio
Nominated

1952
London Films Sound Department
The Sound Barrier
Won

Pinewood Studios
The Card
Nominated

1953
A.W. Watkins
Knights of the Round Table
Nominated

1959
Libel
Nominated

1961
John Cox
The Guns of Navarone
Nominated

1962
Lawrence of Arabia
Won

1964
Becket
Nominated

1965
A.W. Watkins
Doctor Zhivago
Nominated
Shared with Franklin Milton

1968
Shepperton Studios Sound Department
Oliver!
Won

1969
John Aldred
Anne of the Thousand Days
Nominated

1970
Gordon McCallum
John Bramall
Ryan's Daughter
Nominated

1971
Gordon McCallum
John W. Mitchell
Diamonds Are Forever
Nominated
Al Overton

Gordon McCallum
David Hildyard
Fiddler on the Roof
Won

Bob Jones
John Aldred

Mary, Queen of Scots
Nominated

1972
David Hildyard
Cabaret
Won
Robert Knudson

1975
Roy Charman
The Wind and the Lion
Nominated
Harry W. Tetrick, Aaron Rochin and William McCaughey

1978
Gordon McCallum
Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
Roy Charman
Superman
Nominated

1980
Peter Sutton
The Empire Strikes Back
Won
Bill Varney, Steve Maslow and Gregg Landaker

1981
Simon Kaye
Reds
Nominated
Dick Vorisek and Tom Fleischman

Roy Charman
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Won
Bill Varney, Steve Maslow and Gregg Landaker

1982
Trevor Pyke
Das Boot
Nominated
Milan Bor and Mike Le Mare

Gerry Humphreys
Robin O'Donoghue
Jonathan Bates
Simon Kaye
Gandhi
Nominated

1983
Tony Dawe
Return of the Jedi
Nominated
Ben Burtt, Gary Summers, Randy Thom

1984
Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
John W. Mitchell
Michael A. Carter
A Passage to India
Nominated

1985
Gerry Humphreys
A Chorus Line
Nominated
Donald O. Mitchell, Michael Minkler and Christopher Newman

Peter Handford
Out of Africa
Won
Larry Stensvold, Gary Alexander, and Chris Jenkins

1986
Simon Kaye
Platoon
Won
John Wilkinson, Richard Rogers and Charles Grenzbach

Graham V. Hartstone
Nicolas Le Messurier
Michael A. Carter
Roy Charman
Aliens
Nominated

1987
Bill Rowe
Ivan Sharrock
The Last Emperor
Won

Tony Dawe
Empire of the Sun
Nominated
Robert Knudson, Don Digirolamo, John Boyd

1988
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Nominated

Andy Nelson
Peter Handford
Gorillas in the Mist
Nominated
Brian Saunders

1989
Tony Dawe
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Nominated
Ben Burtt, Gary Summers and Shawn Murphy

1992
Simon Kaye
The Last of the Mohicans
Won
Chris Jenkins, Doug Hemphill and Mark Smith

1993
Andy Nelson
Schindler's List
Nominated
Steve Pederson, Scott Millan, and Ron Judkins

1994
Paul Massey
Chris David
Legends of the Fall
Nominated
David E. Campbell and Douglas Ganton

1995
Andy Nelson
Brian Simmons
Braveheart
Nominated
Scott Millan and Anna Behlmer

1996
Andy Nelson
Ken Weston
Evita
Nominated
Anna Behlmer

1997
Paul Massey
Air Force One
Nominated
Rick Kline, Doug Hemphill and Keith A. Wester

Andy Nelson
L.A. Confidential
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Kirk Francis

1998
Saving Private Ryan
Won
Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers, and Ron Judkins

The Thin Red Line
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Paul Brincat

Robin O'Donoghue
Peter Glossop
Shakespeare in Love
Nominated
Dominic Lester

1999
John Midgley
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace
Nominated
Gary Rydstrom, Tom Johnson and Shawn Murphy

Andy Nelson
The Insider
Nominated
Doug Hemphill and Lee Orloff

Chris Munro
The Mummy
Nominated
Leslie Shatz, Chris Carpenter, Rick Kline

2000
Ken Weston
Gladiator
Won
Bob Beemer and Scott Millan

Ivan Sharrock
U-571
Nominated
Steve Maslow, Gregg Landaker, and Rick Kline

2001
Andy Nelson
Moulin Rouge!
Nominated
Anna Behlmer, Roger Savage, and Guntis Sics

Chris Munro
Black Hawk Down
Won
Michael Minkler and Myron Nettinga

2002
Ivan Sharrock
Gangs of New York
Nominated
Tom Fleischman and Eugene Gearty

2003
Paul Massey
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Nominated
Doug Hemphill and Art Rochester

Andy Nelson
The Last Samurai
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Jeff Wexler

Seabiscuit
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Tod A. Maitland

2005
War of the Worlds
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Ron Judkins

Paul Massey
Walk the Line
Nominated
Doug Hemphill and Peter Kurland

2006
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Nominated
Christopher Boyes and Lee Orloff

Andy Nelson
Ivan Sharrock
Blood Diamond
Nominated
Anna Behlmer

2007
Paul Massey
3:10 to Yuma
Nominated
David Giammarco and Jim Stuebe

2008
Ian Tapp
Richard Pryke
Slumdog Millionaire
Won
Resul Pookutty

2009
Ray Beckett
The Hurt Locker
Won
Paul N.J. Ottosson

Andy Nelson
Avatar
Nominated
Christopher Boyes, Tony Johnson, and Gary Summers

Star Trek
Nominated
Anna Behlmer and Peter J. Devlin

2010
Paul Hamblin
John Midgley
The King's Speech
Nominated
Martin Jensen

2011
John Midgley
Hugo
Won
Tom Fleischman

Andy Nelson
Stuart Wilson
War Horse
Nominated
Gary Rydstrom and Tom Johnson

2012
Andy Nelson
Mark Paterson
Simon Hayes
Les Misérables
Won

Andy Nelson
Lincoln
Nominated
Gary Rydstrom and Ron Judkins

Stuart Wilson
Skyfall
Nominated
Scott Millan and Greg P. Russell

2013
Mark Taylor
Chris Munro
Captain Phillips
Nominated
Chris Burdon and Mike Prestwood Smith

Christopher Benstead
Chris Munro
Gravity
Won
Skip Lievsay and Niv Adiri

2014
Ben Wilkins
Whiplash
Won
Craig Mann and Thomas Curley

2015
Andy Nelson
Bridge of Spies
Nominated
Gary Rydstrom and Drew Kunin

Paul Massey
Mark Taylor
The Martian
Nominated
Mac Ruth

Andy Nelson
Stuart Wilson
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Nominated
Christopher Scarabosio

2016
Andy Nelson
La La Land
Nominated
Ai-Ling Lee and Steve A. Morrow

Stuart Wilson
Rogue One
Nominated
David Parker and Christopher Scarabosio

2017
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Pending
David Parker, Michael Semanick and Ren Klyce

Julian Slater
Tim Cavagin
Baby Driver
Pending
Mary H. Ellis

text: Best Sound Editing[edit]

text:
Sound Editing

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1964
Norman Wanstall
Goldfinger
Won

1966
Gordon Daniel
Grand Prix
Won

1967
John Poyner
The Dirty Dozen
Won

1986
Don Sharpe
Aliens
Won

2008
Glenn Freemantle
Tom Sayers

Slumdog Millionaire
Nominated

2013
Glenn Freemantle
Gravity
Won

Oliver Tarney
Captain Phillips
Nominated

2015
The Martian
Nominated

Jason Canovas
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Nominated
Shared with Brent Burge

2017
Theo Green
Blade Runner 2049
Pending
Shared with Mark Mangini

Julian Slater
Baby Driver
Pending

Alex Gibson
Dunkirk
Pending
Shared with Richard King

text: Artistic crafts awards[edit]

text: Best Costume Design[edit]

text:
Costume Design

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1948
Roger K. Furse
Hamlet
Won
Won Best Black and White Costume Design

1950
Michael Whittaker
The Black Rose
Nominated
Nominated Best Colour Costume Design

Arlington Valles
That Forsyte Woman
Nominated
Arlington Valles is a British-born American. Nominated Best Colour Costume Design. Shared with Walter Plunkett

1951
Margaret Furse
The Mudlark
Nominated
Nominated Best Black and White Costume Design. Shared with Edward Stevenson

1955
Beatrice Dawson
The Pickwick Papers
Nominated
Nominated Best Black and White Costume Design

1958
Cecil Beaton
Gigi
Won

1959
Elizabeth Haffenden
Ben-Hur
Won
Won Best Colour Costume Design

1960
Arlington Valles
Spartacus
Won
Won Best Colour Costume Design. Shared with Bill Thomas

1964
Tony Walton
Mary Poppins
Nominated
Nominated Best Colour Costume Design

Cecil Beaton
My Fair Lady
Won
Won Best Colour Costume Design

Margaret Furse
Becket
Nominated
Nominated Best Colour Costume Design

1965
Julie Harris
Darling
Won
Won Best Black and White Costume Design

Phyllis Dalton
Doctor Zhivago
Won
Won Best Colour Costume Design

1966
Jocelyn Rickards
Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment
Nominated
Jocelyn Rickards is an English-born Australian

Elizabeth Haffenden
Joan Bridge
A Man for All Seasons
Won
Won Best Colour Costume Design

1969
Margaret Furse
Anne of the Thousand Days
Won

1970
Scrooge
Nominated

1971
Mary, Queen of Scots
Nominated

Yvonne Blake
Nicholas and Alexandra
Won
Yvonne blake is a British-born Spanish. Shared with Antonio Castillo.

1972
Anthony Powell
Travels With My Aunt
Won

Anthony Mendleson
Young Winston
Nominated

1974
Tony Walton
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated

John Furniss
Daisy Miller
Nominated

1975
Yvonne Blake
The Four Musketeers
Nominated
Shared with Ron Talsky.

1976
Alan Barrett
The Seven-Per-Cent Solution
Nominated

Anthony Mendleson
The Incredible Sarah
Nominated

1977
John Mollo
Star Wars
Won

1978
Tony Walton
The Wiz
Nominated

Anthony Powell
Death on the Nile
Won

1979
Judy Moorcroft
The Europeans
Nominated

Shirley Ann Russell
Agatha
Nominated

1980
Anthony Powell
Tess
Won

1981
Tom Rand
The French Lieutenant's Woman
Nominated

Shirley Ann Russell
Reds
Nominated

1982
John Mollo
Gandhi
Won

1984
Judy Moorcroft
A Passage to India
Nominated

Jenny Beavan
John Bright
The Bostonians
Nominated

1986
A Room with a View
Won

1987
Maurice
Nominated

Bob Ringwood
Empire of the Sun
Nominated

James Acheson
The Last Emperor
Won

1988
Dangerous Liaisons
Won

1989
Phyllis Dalton
Henry V
Won

1991
Ruth Myers
The Addams Family
Nominated

1992
Sheena Napier
Enchanted April
Nominated

Jenny Beavan
John Bright
Howards End
Nominated

1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated

Sandy Powell
Orlando
Nominated

1995
James Acheson
Restoration
Won

Shuna Harwood
Richard III
Nominated

Jenny Beavan
John Bright
Sense and Sensibility
Nominated

1996
Ruth Myers
Emma
Nominated

Alexandra Byrne
Hamlet
Nominated

1997
Sandy Powell
The Wings of the Dove
Nominated

1998
Shakespeare in Love
Won

Velvet Goldmine
Nominated

Alexandra Byrne
Elizabeth
Nominated

1999
Jenny Beavan
Anna and the King
Nominated

2000
Janty Yates
Gladiator
Won

2001
Jenny Beavan
Gosford Park
Nominated

2002
Sandy Powell
Gangs of New York
Nominated

2004
The Aviator
Won

Bob Ringwood
Troy
Nominated

Alexandra Byrne
Finding Neverland
Nominated

2005
Jacqueline Durran
Pride & Prejudice
Nominated

Sandy Powell
Mrs Henderson Presents
Nominated

2007
Marit Allen
La Vie en rose
Nominated

Jacqueline Durran
Atonement
Nominated

Alexandra Byrne
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Won

2008
Michael O'Connor
The Duchess
Won

2009
Sandy Powell
The Young Victoria
Won

2010
Jenny Beavan
The King's Speech
Nominated

Sandy Powell
The Tempest
Nominated

2011
Hugo
Nominated

Michael O'Connor
Jane Eyre
Nominated

2012
Jacqueline Durran
Anna Karenina
Won

Joanna Johnston
Lincoln
Nominated

2013
Michael O'Connor
The Invisible Woman
Nominated

2014
Jacqueline Durran
Mr. Turner
Nominated

2015
Sandy Powell
Carol
Nominated

Cinderella
Nominated

Jenny Bevan
Mad Max: Fury Road
Won

2016
Joanna Johnston
Allied
Nominated

2017
Jacqueline Durran
Darkest Hour
Pending

Beauty and the Beast
Pending

text: Best Best Makeup and Hairstyling[edit]

text:
Makeup and Hairstyling

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1982
Sarah Monzani
Quest for Fire
Won
Shared with Michèle Burke

Tom Smith
Gandhi
Nominated

1984
Paul Engelen
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
Nominated
Shared with Rick Baker

1994
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Nominated
Shared with Daniel Parker and Carol Hemming

1995
Peter Frampton
Lois Burwell
Braveheart
Won
Shared with Paul Pattison

1997
Tina Earnshaw
Titanic
Nominated
Shared with Greg Cannom, and Simon Thompson

Lisa Westcott
Mrs Brown
Nominated
Shared with Veronica Brebner and Beverley Binda

1998
Shakespeare in Love
Nominated
Shared with Veronica Brebner

Lois Burwell
Conor O'Sullivan
Saving Private Ryan
Nominated
Shared with Daniel C. Striepeke

Jenny Shircore
Elizabeth
Won

1999
Christine Blundell
Topsy-Turvy
Won
Shared with Trefor Proud

2003
Peter King
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Won
Shared with Richard Taylor

Martin Samuel
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Nominated
Shared with Ve Neill

2005
Dave Elsey
Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
Nominated
Shared with Nikki Gooley

2007
Jan Archibald
La Vie en rose
Won
Shared with Didier Lavergne

Martin Samuel
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Nominated
Shared with Ve Neill

2008
Conor O'Sullivants
The Dark Knight
Nominated
Shared with John Caglione Jr.

2009
Jenny Shircore
The Young Victoria
Nominated
Shared with Jon Henry Gordon

2010
Dave Elsey
The Wolfman
Won
Shared with Rick Baker

2011
Nick Dudman
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
Nominated
Shared with Amanda Knight and Lisa Tomblin

Mark Coulier
The Iron Lady
Won
Shared with J. Roy Helland

2012
Lisa Westcott
Julie Dartnell
Les Misérables
Won

Peter King
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Nominated
Shared with Rick Findlater and Tami Lane

Martin Samuel
Hitchcock
Nominated
Shared with Howard Berger and Peter Montagna

2014
Frances Hannon
Mark Coulier
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Won

David White
Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou
Guardians of the Galaxy
Nominated

2015
Siân Grigg
The Revenant
Nominated
Shared with Duncan Jarman and Robert Pandini

2016
Alessandro Bertolazzi
Suicide Squad
Won
Alessandro Bertolazzi is an Italian-born English. Shared with Giorgio Gregorini and Christopher Nelson

2017
David Malinowski
Lucy Sibbick
Darkest Hour
Pending
Shared with Kazuhiro Tsuji

Daniel Phillips
Lou Sheppard
Victoria & Abdul
Pending

text: Best Music – Score[edit]

text:
Score

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1939
W. Franke Harling
Stagecoach
Won
W. Franke Harling was an English-born American composer. Shared with Richard Hageman, John Leipold and Leo Shuken.

Anthony Collins
Nurse Edith Cavell
Nominated
Nominated Best Music, Original Score

1940
Irene
Nominated
Nominated Best Music, Score

1941
Sunny
Nominated
Nominated Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture

Oliver Wallace
Dumbo
Won
Wallace was an English-born American composer and conductor. Shared with the American-born Frank Churchill.

1943
Victory Through Air Power
Nominated
Shared with Paul Smith and Edward H. Plumb

1944
W. Franke Harling
Three Russian Girls
Nominated
Nominated Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture.

1946
William Walton
Henry V
Nominated

1948
Brian Easdale
The Red Shoes
Won

William Walton
Hamlet
Nominated

1950
Oliver Wallace
Cinderella
Nominated
Shared with Paul Smith

Adolph Deutsch
Annie Get Your Gun
Won
Deutsch was an English-born American composer, conductor, and arranger. Shared with Roger Edens.

1951
Show Boat
Nominated
Shared with Conrad Salinger

Oliver Wallace
Alice in Wonderland
Nominated

1953
Adolph Deutsch
The Band Wagon
Nominated

1954
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Won
Shared with Saul Chaplin.

1955
Oklahoma!
Won
Shared with Robert Russell Bennett and Jay Blackton.

Cyril J. Mockridge
Guys and Dolls
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture. Shared with Jay Blackton

1957
Malcolm Arnold
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Won

1958
Oliver Wallace
White Wilderness
Nominated

1963
John Addison
Tom Jones
Won

1964
George Martin
A Hard Day's Night
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Scoring of Music, Adaptation or Treatment

1966
John Barry
Born Free
Won

Ken Thorne
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Won
Best Music, Scoring of Music, Adaptation or Treatment

1967
Richard Rodney Bennett
Far from the Madding Crowd
Nominated

Leslie Bricusse
Doctor Dolittle
Nominated

1968
John Barry
The Lion in Winter
Won

1969
Leslie Bricusse
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Nominated
Score of a Musical Picture-Original or Adaptation. Nominated with John Williams

1970
The Beatles
Let It Be
Won
Winner of Best Original Song Score

Leslie Bricusse
Ian Fraser

Scrooge
Nominated
Nominee for Best Original Song Score. Nominated with Herbert W. Spencer

Frank Cordell
Cromwell
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Original Score

1971
John Barry
Mary, Queen of Scots
Nominated

Richard Rodney Bennett
Nicholas and Alexandra
Nominated

Peter Maxwell Davies
Peter Greenwell
The Boy Friend
Nominated
Nominated for Adaptation and Original Song Score

Leslie Bricusse
Anthony Newley
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Nominated
Nominated for Adaptation and Original Song Score; shared with Walter Scharf

1972
John Addison
Sleuth
Nominated

Charles Chaplin
Limelight
Won
Shared with Raymond Rasch and Larry Russell. Film made in 1952, but not released in Los Angeles until 1972.

1973
John Cameron
A Touch of Class
Nominated

Andrew Lloyd Webber
Jesus Christ Superstar
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation. Shared nomination with German-American André Previn and Chilean-born American Herbert W. Spencer.

1974
Richard Rodney Bennett
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated

Angela Morley
The Little Prince
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation. Shared nomination with American-born Alan Jay Lerner, Austrian-American Frederick Loewe and Australian-born Douglas Gamley.

1975
Pete Townshend
Tommy
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation.

1977
Angela Morley
The Slipper and the Rose
Nominated
Nominated for Best Music, Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Best Adaptation Score. Shared with the American-born Sherman Brothers.

1982
Leslie Bricusse
Victor Victoria
Won
Shared with the American-born Henry Mancini. Winner of Best Music, Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Best Adaptation Score.

George Fenton
Gandhi
Nominated

1985
Rod Temperton
The Color Purple
Nominated
Shared with Quincy Jones, Jeremy Lubbock, Caiphus Semenya, Andrae Crouch, Chris Boardman, Jorge Calandrelli and Joel Rosenbaum, Fred Steiner, Jack Hayes, Jerry Hey and Randy Kerber.

John Barry
Out of Africa
Won

1987
David Byrne
The Last Emperor
Won
Shared with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Cong Su

George Fenton
Cry Freedom
Nominated

1988
Dangerous Liaisons
Nominated

1990
John Barry
Dances with Wolves
Won

1991
George Fenton
The Fisher King
Nominated

1992
John Barry
Chaplin
Nominated

1995
Patrick Doyle
Sense and Sensibility
Nominated
Original Score - Dramatic

1996
Rachel Portman
Emma
Won
Original Score - Musical or Comedy

Patrick Doyle
Hamlet
Nominated
Original Score - Dramatic

1997
Anne Dudley
The Full Monty
Won
Original Score - Musical or Comedy

1998
Stephen Warbeck
Shakespeare in Love
Won
Original Score - Musical or Comedy

1999
Rachel Portman
The Cider House Rules
Nominated

2000
Chocolat
Nominated

2010
Atticus Ross
The Social Network
Won
Shared with American-born co-composer Trent Reznor

2010
John Powell
How To Train Your Dragon
Nominated

2013
Steven Price
Gravity
Won

2014
Gary Yershon
Mr. Turner
Nominated

2016
Mica Levi
Jackie
Nominated

2017
Jonny Greenwood
Phantom Thread
Pending

text: Best Music – Original Song[edit]

text:
Original Song

Year
Name
Film
Song
Status
Notes

1940
Jule Styne
Hit Parade of 1941
"Who Am I?"
Nominated
Jule Styne was a British-American. Shared with Walter Bullock.

1942
Youth on Parade
"I've Heard That Song Before"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1943
Hit Parade of 1943
"Change of Heart"
Nominated
Shared with Harold Adamson

1944
Follow the Boys
"I'll Walk Alone"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1945
Anchors Aweigh
"I Fall in Love Too Easily"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

Tonight and Every Night
"Anywhere"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1946
Jack Brooks
Canyon Passage
"Ole Buttermilk Sky"
Nominated
Shared with Hoagy Carmichael

1948
Jule Styne
Romance on the High Seas
"It's Magic"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1949
It's a Great Feeling
"It's a Great Feeling"
Nominated
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1952
Jack Brooks
Son of Paleface
"Am I in Love"
Nominated

1953
The Caddy
"That's Amore"
Nominated
Shared with Harry Warren

1954
Jule Styne
Three Coins in the Fountain
"Three Coins in the Fountain"
Won
Shared with Sammy Cahn

1963
Norman Newell
Mondo Cane
"More"
Nominated
Shared with Riz Ortolani and Nino Oliviero

1966
John Barry
Don Black
Born Free
"Born Free"
Won

Tom Springfield
Jim Dale

Georgy Girl
"Georgy Girl"
Nominated

1967
Leslie Bricusse
Doctor Dolittle
"Talk to the Animals"
Won

1968
Jule Styne
Funny Girl
"Funny Girl"
Nominated
Shared with Bob Merrill

1969
Don Black
True Grit
"True Grit"
Nominated
Nominated with Elmer Bernstein.

1970
Leslie Bricusse
Scrooge
"Thank You Very Much"
Nominated

1972
Don Black
Ben
"Ben"
Nominated
Nominated with Walter Scharf.

1973
Paul McCartney
Live and Let Die
"Live and Let Die"
Nominated
Nominated with Linda McCartney.

1974
Betty Box
Benji
"Benji's Theme (I Feel Love)"
Nominated
Shared with Euel Box.

1976
Don Black
The Pink Panther Strikes Again
"Come to Me"
Nominated
Nominated with Henry Mancini

1983
Keith Forsey
Flashdance
"Flashdance... What a Feeling"
Won
Shared with Giorgio Moroder and Irene Cara.

1984
Phil Collins
Against All Odds
"Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)"
Nominated

1985
Rod Temperton
The Color Purple
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)".
Nominated
Shared with Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie

1986
Leslie Bricusse
That's Life!
"Life in a Looking Glass"
Nominated
Shared with Henry Mancini

1987
George Fenton
Cry Freedom
"Cry Freedom"
Nominated
Nominated with Jonas Gwangwa

Keith Forsey
Beverly Hills Cop II
"Shakedown"
Nominated
Shared with Harold Faltermeyer and Bob Seger

Albert Hammond
Mannequin
"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
Nominated
Shared with Diane Warren.

1988
Phil Collins
Buster
"Two Hearts"
Nominated
Nominated with Lamont Dozier

1990
Leslie Bricusse
Home Alone
"Somewhere in My Memory"
Nominated
Shared with John Williams

1991
Hook
"When You're Alone"
Nominated
Shared with John Williams

Robert John Lange
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"
Nominated
Shared with Michael Kamen and Bryan Adams.

1992
Tim Rice
Aladdin
"A Whole New World"
Won
Shared with Alan Menken.

1994
Elton John
Tim Rice
The Lion King
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
Won

"Circle of Life"
Nominated

"Hakuna Matata"
Nominated

1995
Robert John Lange
Don Juan DeMarco
"Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman"
Nominated
Shared with Michael Kamen and Bryan Adams.

1996
The Mirror Has Two Faces
"I've Finally Found Someone"
Nominated
Shared with Barbra Streisand, Marvin Hamlisch, Bryan Adams.

Tim Rice
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Evita
"You Must Love Me"
Won

1999
Phil Collins
Tarzan
"You'll Be in My Heart",
Won

2000
Sting
David Hartley

The Emperor's New Groove
"My Funny Friend and Me"
Nominated

2001
Sting
Kate & Leopold
"Until..."
Nominated

Paul McCartney
Vanilla Sky
"Vanilla Sky"
Nominated

2002
Adam Clayton
The Edge
Gangs of New York
"The Hands That Built America"
Nominated
Clayton and The Edge are English/Irish musicians. Nominated with Bono and Larry Mullen, Jr.

2003
Annie Lennox
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
"Into the West"
Won
Shared with Fran Walsh and Howard Shore

Elvis Costello
Cold Mountain
"Scarlet Tide"
Nominated
Nominated with T-Bone Burnett.

Sting
"You Will Be My Ain True Love"
Nominated

2004
Charles Hart
Andrew Lloyd Webber
The Phantom of the Opera
"Learn to Be Lonely"
Nominated

2008
M.I.A.
Slumdog Millionaire
"O Saya"
Nominated
Shared with A. R. Rahman

Peter Gabriel
WALL-E
"Down to Earth"
Nominated
Nominated with Thomas Newman

2010
Dido
Rollo Armstrong
127 Hours
"If I Rise"
Nominated
Nominated with A. R. Rahman

2012
Adele
Paul Epworth
Skyfall
"Skyfall"
Won

Herbert Kretzmer
Les Misérables
"Suddenly"
Nominated
Kretzmer is South African-born. Nominated with Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg

2013
Adam Clayton
The Edge
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
"Ordinary Love"
Nominated
Clayton and The Edge are English/Irish musicians. Nominated with Bono and Larry Mullen, Jr.

2015
Antony Hegarty
Racing Extinction
"Manta Ray"
Nominated
Nominated with J. Ralph

Jimmy Napes
Sam Smith
Spectre
"Writing's On the Wall"
Won

2016
Sting
Jim: The James Foley Story
"The Empty Chair"
Nominated
Nominated with J. Ralph

text: Best Visual Effects[edit]

text:
Visual Effects

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1940
R. T. Layton
The Long Voyage Home
Nominated
Shared with Ray Binger and Thomas T. Moulton

1943
Ronald Neame
C. C. Stevens
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
Nominated

1946
Tom Howard
Blithe Spirit
Won

1955
Associated British Picture Corporation Ltd.
The Dam Busters
Nominated

1958
Tom Howard
Tom Thumb
Won

1961
Bill Warrington
Chris Greenham
The Guns of Navarone
Won

Eustace Lycett
The Absent-Minded Professor
Nominated
Shared with Robert A. Mattey

1964
Peter Ellenshaw
Eustace Lycett
Mary Poppins
Won
Shared with Hamilton Luske

1965
John Stears
Thunderball
Won

1967
Albert Whitlock
Tobruk
Nominated
Shared with Howard A. Anderson

1971
Alan Maley
Eustace Lycett
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Won
Shared with Danny Lee

1974
Albert Whitlock
Earthquake
Won
Special Achievement Award for visual effects. Shared with Frank Brendel and Glen Robinson.

1975
The Hindenburg
Won
Special Achievement Award for visual effects. Shared with Glen Robinson.

1977
John Stears
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Won
Shared with John Dykstra, Richard Edlund, Grant McCune and Robert Blalack

1978
Derek Meddings
Les Bowie
Colin Chilvers
Denys Coop
Superman: The Movie
Won
Special Achievement Award for visual effects. Shared with Roy Field and Zoran Perisic.

1979
Brian Johnson
Nick Allder
Dennis Ayling
Alien
Won
Shared with H. R. Gigerand and Carlo Rambaldi.

Derek Meddings
Moonraker
Nominated
Shared with Paul Wilson and John Evans.

Peter Ellenshaw
Eustace Lycett
The Black Hole
Nominated
Shared with Art Cruickshank, Danny Lee, Harrison Ellenshaw and Joe Hale

1980
Brian Johnson
The Empire Strikes Back
Won
Shared with Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren and Bruce Nicholson

1981
Dragonslayer
Nominated
Shared with Dennis Muren, Phil Tippett and Ken Ralston

Kit West
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Won
Shared with Richard Edlund, Bruce Nicholson, and Joe Johnston.

1985
Young Sherlock Holmes
Nominated
Shared with Dennis Muren, John Ellis, and David W. Allen

1986
John Richardson
Aliens
Won
Shared with Robert Skotak, Stan Winston and Susanne Benson.

1988
Richard Williams
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Won
Richard Williams is a Canadian–British animator, voice artist, and writer. Shared with Ken Ralston, Edward Jones, and George Gibbs

1993
John Richardson
Cliffhanger
Nominated
Shared with Neil Krepela, John Bruno and Pamela Easley

1995
Neal Scanlan
Babe
Won
Shared with Scott E. Anderson, Charles Gibsona and John Cox

1996
Kit West
Dragonheart
Nominated
Shared with Scott Squires, Phil Tippett and James Straus

1997
John Richardson
Starship Troopers
Nominated
Shared with Phil Tippett, Scott E. Anderson and Alec Gillis

1998
Nicholas Brooks
What Dreams May Come
Won
Shared with Joel Hynek, Stuart Robertson, and Kevin Mack

1999
Jon Thum
The Matrix
Won
Shared with John Gaeta, Janek Sirrs and Steve Courtley

2000
Tim Burke
Neil Corbould
Rob Harvey
Gladiator
Won
Shared with John Nelson

2004
Tim Burke
John Richardson
Roger Guyett
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Nominated
Shared with Bill George

2006
Neil Corbould
Jon Thum
Superman Returns
Nominated
Shared with Richard R. Hoover and Mark Stetson

2008
Chris Corbould
Tim Webber
Nick Davis
Paul Franklin
The Dark Knight
Nominated

2009
Paul Kavanagh
Roger Guyett
Star Trek
Nominated
Shared with Burt Dalton and Russell Earl

2010
Tim Burke
John Richardson
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1
Nominated
Shared with Nicholas Aithadi and Christian Manz

Chris Corbould
Paul Franklin
Andrew Lockley
Peter Bebb
Inception
Won

2011
Joss Williams
Hugo
Won
Shared with Rob Legato, Ben Grossmann, and Alex Henning

Tim Burke
John Richardson
David Vickery
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Nominated
Shared with Greg Butler

2012
Neil Corbould
Michael Dawson
Phil Brennan
Snow White and the Huntsman
Nominated
Shared with Cedric Nicolas-Troyan

Charley Henley
Richard Stammers
Martin Hill
Prometheus
Nominated
Shared with Trevor Wood

2013
Roger Guyett
Star Trek Into Darkness
Nominated
Shared with Patrick Tubach, Ben Grossmann and Burt Dalton

Christopher Townsend
Iron Man 3
Nominated
Shared with Guy Williams, Erik Nash and Dan Sudick

Neil Corbould
Tim Webber
Chris Lawrence
Gravity
Won
Shared with David Shirk

2014
Paul Franklin
Andrew Lockley
Interstellar
Won
Shared with Ian Hunter and Scott Fisher

Jonathan Fawkner
Paul Corbould
Guardians of the Galaxy
Nominated
Shared with Stephane Ceretti and Nicolas Aithadi

Richard Stammers
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Nominated
Shared with Lou Pecora, Tim Crosbie, and Cameron Waldbauer

2015
Chris Lawrence
Richard Stammers
The Martian
Nominated
Shared with Anders Langlands and Steven Warner

Chris Corbould
Roger Guyett
Neal Scanlan
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Nominated
Shared with Patrick Tubach

Mark Williams Ardington
Sara Bennett
Andrew Whitehurst
Paul Norris
Ex Machina
Won

Tom Wood
Andy Williams
Mad Max: Fury Road
Nominated
Nomination shared with Australians Andrew Jackson and Dan Oliver

2016
Neil Corbould
Rogue One
Nominated
Shared with John Knoll, Mohen Leo and Hal Hickel,

Paul Corbould
Richard Bluff
Doctor Strange
Nominated
Shared with Stephane Ceretti, Vincent Cirelli

Oliver Jones
Kubo and the Two Strings
Nominated
Shared with Steve Emerson, Brian McLean, Brad Schiff

2017
Christopher Townsend
Jonathan Fawkner
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Pending
Shared with Guy Williams and Dan Sudick

Neal Scanlan
Chris Corbould
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Pending
Shared with Ben Morris and Mike Mulholland

text: Best Short Film – Live Action[edit]

text:
Short Film, Live Action

Year
Name
Film
Status
Notes

1935
Gaumont British
Wings Over Everest
Won
Shared with Skibo Productions

1952
London Films
Bridge of Time
Nominated

Crown Film Unit
Royal Scotland
Nominated

Norman McLaren
Neighbours
Nominated

1955
George K. Arthur
On the Twelfth Day
Nominated

1956
The Bespoke Overcoat
Won

1957
Norman McLaren
A Chairy Tale
Nominated

James Carr
Foothold on Antarctica
Nominated

1958
Ian Ferguson
Journey Into Spring
Nominated

1959
Between the Tides
Nominated

Peter Sellers
The Running, Jumping and Standing-Still Film
Nominated

1963
James Hill
Home-Made Car
Nominated

Christopher Miles
Six-Sided Triangle
Nominated

1965
Edgar Anstey
Snow
Nominated

1966
Wild Wings
Won

Derek Williams
Turkey the Bridge
Nominated

1974
Julian Chagrin
The Concert
Nominated
Julian Chagrin is a British-Israeli comedy actor. shared with Claude Chagrin

1976
The Morning Spider
Nominated

1982
Andrew Birkin
Sredni Vashtar
Nominated

1983
Ian Emes
Goodie-Two-Shoes
Nominated

1989
Jonathan Tammuz
The Childeater
Nominated
Jonathan Tammuz is a British-Canadian film director.

1990
Peter Cattaneo
Barnaby Thompson
Dear Rosie
Nominated

1992
Kenneth Branagh
Swan Song
Nominated

Christian M. Taylor
The Lady in Waiting
Nominated
Christian Taylor is an English-American screenwriter, director, and Producer.

1994
Peter Capaldi
Ruth Kenley-Letts
Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life
Won
Tied with "Trevor"

1995
Luke Cresswell
Steve McNicholas
Brooms
Nominated

2004
Andrea Arnold
Wasp
Won

2005
Martin McDonagh
Six Shooter
Won
Martin McDonagh is a playwright, screenwriter and film director, born and raised in London with both British and Irish citizenship.

Sean Ellis
Cashback
Nominated
Shared with Lene Bausager

2007
Daniel Barber
The Tonto Woman
Nominated
Shared with Matthew Brown

2013
Mark Gill
Baldwin Li
The Voorman Problem
Nominated

2014
Mat Kirkby
James Lucas
The Phone Call
Won
James Lucas is a British/New Zealand screenwriter and film producer

2015
Serena Armitage
Stutterer
Won
Shared with Benjamin Cleary

Basil Khalil
Ave Maria
Nominated
Basil Khalil is a British-Palestinian filmmaker. Shared with Eric Dupont.

Jamie Donoughue
Shok
Nominated

2017
Rachel Shenton
The Silent Child
Pending
Shared with Chris Overton

text: Honorary Awards[edit]

text:
Honorary Awards

Year
Name
Award

1928
Charles Chaplin
Honorary Academy Award for The Circus

1940
Bob Hope
Honorary Academy Award

1941
British Ministry of Information
Honorary Academy Award for Target for Tonight

1942
Noël Coward
Honorary Academy Award for In Which We Serve

1944
Bob Hope
Honorary Academy Award

1946
Laurence Olivier
Honorary Academy Award for Henry V

1947
Albert E. Smith
Honorary Academy Award

1952
Bob Hope
Honorary Academy Award

1954
Vincent Winter
Honorary Academy Award for The Little Kidnappers

Jon Whiteley
Honorary Academy Award for The Little Kidnappers

1959
Bob Hope
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award

1960
Hayley Mills
Honorary Academy Award for Pollyanna

1967
Alfred Hitchcock
The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award

1965
Bob Hope
Honorary Academy Award

1969
Cary Grant
Honorary Academy Award

1971
Charles Chaplin
Honorary Academy Award

1978
Laurence Olivier
Honorary Academy Award

1979
Alec Guinness
Honorary Academy Award

1992
Elizabeth Taylor
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award

1993
Deborah Kerr
Honorary Academy Award

2000
Jack Cardiff
Honorary Academy Award

2002
Peter O'Toole
Honorary Academy Award

2010
Kevin Brownlow
Honorary Academy Award

2013
Angela Lansbury
Honorary Academy Award

2016
Anne V. Coates
Honorary Academy Award

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Combined major awards

Academy, Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award careers

Acting

All nominees
Best Actor (by age)
Best Actress (by age)
Best Supporting Actor (by age)
Best Supporting Actress (by age)
Acting noms in foreign language
Actor multi-nom years
Multi-Best Picture acting careers
Multi-win Actors
Multi-nom Actors
Love curse

Directing

Best Director (by age)

Film

Films
Foreign-language wins
Foreign-language nominees
Foreign-language noms in other categories
Foreign-language: count by country
Animated feature noms in other categories

Ethnicity

African
Argentine
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Black
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British
Canadian
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German-speaking
Greek
Hispanic-American (U.S.)
Indian
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Italian
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Latin American
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Nordic
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Puerto Rican
Spanish
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Other

Ceremonies
Families
Fictitious
LGBT
Multi-win years
Posthumous
Best Picture Presenters
Trophy displays
Oldest & Youngest
Awards for Walt Disney
Women in Non-gendered Categories

 Book
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text: Academy Award winners and nominees by nationality or regionLists of British award winners


document_title: Seth Gabel

question_text: who played jeffrey dahmer in american horror story

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text: Seth Gabel

text: Early life and education[edit]

text: Gabel was born to a Jewish family in Hollywood, Florida.[2][3] He was raised under the surname of his stepfather, who adopted him, Cosentino.[1] He graduated from University School of Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida in 1999, and from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.[1]

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text: Career[edit]

text: Gabel starred in the Universal Pictures coming-of-age drama, Take Me Home Tonight and appeared in the 2006 film version of Dan Brown’s novel, The Da Vinci Code, directed by his father-in-law Ron Howard. Television credits include recurring and guest starring roles on United States of Tara, The Closer, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Sex and the City and 100 Centre Street, directed by Sidney Lumet. He starred in Dirty Sexy Money as Jeremy Darling, the charming, rebellious and exceedingly idiosyncratic son of the privileged and powerful Darling family, and the fraternal twin of socialite Juliet Darling, played by Samaire Armstrong.[4]

text: Gabel drew attention for his portrayal of Adrian Moore, the sexually confused adopted son of Ava Moore (portrayed by Famke Janssen) on the FX series Nip/Tuck. The story arc depicting their incestuous and emotionally abusive relationship garnered much attention.[4]

text: Gabel first appeared on the FOX series Fringe during the 2010–11 TV season. Gabel was promoted to the main cast for the fourth season.[5] His character was written off at the end of that season before returning briefly for the series finale.

text: On January 30, 2013, Gabel was cast in the episode "Vertigo" of the series Arrow as a character based on Count Vertigo, known as the Count.[6] He played Cotton Mather in Salem.[7] In 2015, Gabel was cast as Jeffrey Dahmer in American Horror Story: Hotel.[8]

text: Personal life[edit]

text: He met actress Bryce Dallas Howard at New York University, and they dated for five years before marrying on June 17, 2006, in Greenwich, Connecticut. They have two children: son Theodore Norman Howard-Gabel (born February 16, 2007), and daughter Beatrice Jean Howard-Gabel (born January 19, 2012).[9][10]

text: Filmography[edit]

text: Film[edit]

text:
Year
Title
Role
Notes

2000
Tadpole
Mike
Uncredited

2006
The Da Vinci Code
Michael

2008
Good Dick
Kissing Man

2009
Jerry
Jerry's Friend #2
Short film

2010
Jonah Hex
Adviser

2011
Take Me Home Tonight
Brent Tufford

2012
Allegiance
Lt. Danny Sefton

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text: Television[edit]

text:
Year
Title
Role
Notes

2002
100 Centre Street
James Bass
Episode: "It's About Love"

2002
Sex and the City
Sweet Young Sailor
Episode: "Anchors Away"

2003
The Lyon's Den
Beau Van Hessche
Episode: "Beach House"

2004
The Division
Mikhail Ominsky
Episode: "Acts of Desperation"

2004
Nip/Tuck
Adrian Moore
5 episodes

2004
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Gavin "Rex" Layne
Episode: "Formalities"

2005
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Garrett Perle
Episode: "Game"

2005
The Closer
Nikolai Koslov
Episode: "The Big Picture"

2006
Beyond
David Wuhlman
Television movie

2007–09
Dirty Sexy Money
Jeremy Darling
23 episodes

2010
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Larry Colton
Episode: "Unshockable"

2010
United States of Tara
Zach
4 episodes

2010–13
Fringe
Lincoln Lee
29 episodes

2013
Arrow
Count Vertigo
3 episodes

2013
Gothica
Roderick Usher
Unsold TV pilot

2014–17
Salem
Cotton Mather
36 episodes

2015
Celebrity Name Game
Himself
3 episodes

2015–16
American Horror Story: Hotel
Jeffrey Dahmer
2 episodes

2017
Genius: Einstein
Michele Besso
6 episodes

2018
Genius: Picasso
Guillaume Apollinaire
Episode: “Chapter 1”

text: Awards and nominations[edit]

text:
Year
Association
Category
Nominated work
Result

2011
Saturn Awards
Best Guest Starring Role on Television
Fringe
Nominated

2016
Fangoria Chainsaw Awards
Best Supporting Actor on Television
Salem
Nominated

2017
Best Supporting Actor on Television
Nominated


document_title: Paw

question_text: why do dogs have pads on their legs

question_tokens: why do dogs have pads on their legs

text: Paw

text: Common characteristics[edit]

text: The paw is characterised by thin, pigmented, keratinised, hairless epidermis covering subcutaneous collagenous and adipose tissue, which make up the pads. These pads act as a cushion for the load-bearing limbs of the animal. The paw consists of the large, heart-shaped metacarpal or palmar pad (forelimb) or metatarsal or plantar pad (rear limb), and generally four load-bearing digital pads, although there can be five or six toes in the case of domestic cats and bears (including giant panda). A carpal pad is also found on the forelimb which is used for additional traction when stopping or descending a slope in digitigrade species. Additional dewclaws can also be present.

text: The paw also includes a horn-like, beak shaped claw on each digit. Though usually hairless, certain animals do have fur on the soles of their paws. An example is the red panda, whose furry soles help insulate them in their snowy habitat.

text: Animals with paws[edit]

text:
Felines, such as cats and tigers; some of these animals may have toe tufts
Canids, such as dogs and foxes
Rabbits have paws with very sharp nails and have no pads underneath them.
Bears and raccoons
Weasels and other mustelids
Rodents

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text:
A dog's paw resting on a hard concrete surface

A tiger's paw, showing pads

A cat's paw, showing pads

Structures of the leg and paw of a dog

Skeleton of a dog paw