List of European Academy Award winners and nominees

This is a list of European Academy Award winners and nominees, which includes people born and/or raised in Europe and people born outside of Europe who are citizens of European countries.

Best Picture

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Picture
1938	Réalisation d'art cinématographique		Grand Illusion	Nominated
1940	Charles Chaplin Productions		The Great Dictator	Nominated
1941	Joseph L. Mankiewicz		The Philadelphia Story	Nominated
1943	Two Cities Films		In Which We Serve	Nominated
1946	Two Cities Films		Henry V	Nominated
1947	J. Arthur Rank-Cineguild		Great Expectations	Nominated
1948	J. Arthur Rank-Two Cities Films		Hamlet	Won
1948	J. Arthur Rank-Archers		The Red Shoes	Nominated
1951	Anatole Litvak	/	Decision Before Dawn	Nominated
1951	Sam Zimbalist		Quo Vadis	Nominated
1952	John Woolf and James Woolf		Moulin Rouge	Nominated
1952	Robert Riskin		Here Comes The Groom	Nominated
1953	John Houseman	/	Julius Caesar	Nominated
1953	William Wyler	/	Roman Holiday	Nominated
1954	Sam Spiegel		On the Waterfront	Won
1956	William Wyler	/	Friendly Persuasion	Nominated
1957	Sam Spiegel		The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1959	Sam Zimbalist		Ben-Hur	Won
	Otto Preminger		Anatomy of a Murder	Nominated
	Henry Blanke		The Nun's Story	Nominated
	John Woolf and James Woolf		Room at the Top	Nominated
1960	Billy Wilder		The Apartment	Won
1960	Fred Zinnemann		The Sundowners	Nominated
1962	Sam Spiegel		Lawrence of Arabia	Won
1963	Tony Richardson		Tom Jones	Won
1963	Elia Kazan	/	America America	Nominated
1964	Michael Cacoyannis	/	Zorba the Greek	Nominated
1965	Joseph Janni	/	Darling	Nominated
1965	Carlo Ponti		Doctor Zhivago	Nominated
1966	Fred Zinnemann		A Man For All Seasons	Won
1966	Lewis Gilbert		Alfie	Nominated
1968	John Woolf		Oliver!	Won
1968	Anthony Havelock-Allan and John Brabourne		Romeo and Juliet	Nominated
1969	Jacques Perrin		Z	Nominated
1970	Ingo Preminger		MASH	Nominated
1971	Sam Spiegel		Nicholas and Alexandra	Nominated
1972	John Boorman		Deliverance	Nominated
1972	Bengt Forslund		The Emigrants	Nominated
1973	Ingmar Bergman		Cries and Whispers	Nominated
1975	Martin Bergman		Dog Day Afternoon	Nominated
1978	Barry Spikings, Michael Deeley and John Peverall		The Deer Hunter	Won
1978	Alan Marshall and David Puttnam		Midnight Express	Nominated
1979	Peter Yates		Breaking Away	Nominated
1980	Claude Berri and Timothy Burrill	/	Tess	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
1984	John Bradbourne		A Passage to India	Nominated
1986	Fernando Ghia and David Puttnam	/	The Mission	Nominated
1987	Jeremy Thomas		The Last Emperor	Won
1987	John Boorman		Hope and Glory	Nominated
1988	Norma Heyman		Dangerous Liaisons	Nominated
1989	Noel Pearson		My Left Foot	Nominated
1992	Stephen Woolley		The Crying Game	Nominated
1993	Branko Lustig		Schindler's List	Won
1993	Jim Sheridan		In the Name of the Father	Nominated
1994	Duncan Kenworthy		Four Weddings and a Funeral	Nominated
1995	Mario Cecchi Gori, Vittorio Cecchi Gori and Gaetano Daniele		Il Postino: The Postman	Nominated
1996	Simon Channing Williams		Secrets & Lies	Nominated
1996	Jane Scott		Shine	Nominated
1997	Uberto Pasolini		The Full Monty	Nominated
1998	David Parfitt		Shakespeare in Love	Won
	Alison Owen, Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan		Elizabeth	Nominated
	Elda Ferri and Gianluigi Braschi		Life is Beautiful	Nominated
	Ian Bryce		Saving Private Ryan	Nominated
1999	Frank Darabont		The Green Mile	Nominated
1999	Pieter Jan Brugge		The Insider	Nominated
2000	Branko Lustig		Gladiator	Won
2002	Alberto Grimaldi		Gangs of New York	Nominated
	Robert Fox		The Hours	Nominated
	Roman Polanski, Robert Benmussa and Alain Sarde	/	The Pianist	Nominated
2004	Graham King		The Aviator	Nominated
2005	Michael Ohoven		Capote	Nominated
2005	Diana Ossana		Brokeback Mountain	Nominated
2006	Graham King		The Departed	Won
2006	Andy Harries, Christine Langan and Tracey Seaward		The Queen	Nominated
2007	Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner and Paul Webster		Atonement	Nominated
2007	Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Lupi and JoAnne Sellar		There Will Be Blood	Nominated
2008	Christian Colson		Slumdog Millionaire	Won
	Eric Fellner		Frost/Nixon	Nominated
	Anthony Minghella and Redmond Morris	/	The Reader	Nominated
2009	Amanda Posey		An Education	Nominated
2010	Iain Canning and Gareth Unwin		The King's Speech	Won
	Danny Boyle, John Smithson and Christian Colson		127 Hours	Nominated
	Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas		Inception	Nominated
2011	Thomas Langmann		The Artist	Won
2011	Graham King and Martin Scorsese		Hugo	Nominated
2012	Margaret Menegoz, Stefan Arndt, Veit Heiduschka and Michael Katz	///	Amour	Nominated
2012	Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Debra Hayward and Cameron Mackintosh		Les Misérables	Nominated
2013	Steve McQueen		12 Years a Slave	Won
	Martin Scorsese		The Wolf of Wall Street	Nominated
	David Heyman		Gravity	Nominated
	Gabrielle Tana, Steve Coogan and Tracey Seaward		Philomena	Nominated
2014	Christian Colson		Selma	Nominated
2014	Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner		The Theory of Everything	Nominated
2015	Amanda Posey		Brooklyn	Nominated
	Simon Kinberg, Ridley Scott, Michael Schaefer and Mark Huffam	/	The Martian	Nominated
	Ed Guiney		Room	Nominated
2016	Iain Canning		Lion	Nominated
2017	Luca Guadagnino, Emilie Georges and Marco Morabito	/	Call Me By Your Name	Nominated
	Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner		Darkest Hour	Nominated
	Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan		Dunkirk	Nominated
	JoAnne Sellar and Daniel Lupi		Phantom Thread	Nominated
	Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin and Martin McDonagh	/	Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri	Nominated
2018	Graham King		Bohemian Rhapsody	Nominated
2018	Ed Guiney, Lee Magiday and Yorgos Lanthimos	//	The Favorite	Nominated
2019	David Heyman		Marriage Story	Nominated
	Sam Mendes and Pippa Harris		1917	Nominated
	David Heyman		Once Upon a Time in Hollywood	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese		The Irishman	Nominated
2020/2021	David Parfitt, Jean-Louis Livi, and Philippe Carcassonne	/	The Father	Nominated
	Emerald Fennell		Promising Young Woman	Nominated
	Sacha Ben Harroche		Sound of Metal	Nominated
2021	Philippe Rousselet, Fabrice Gianfermi		CODA	Won
	Kenneth Branagh	/	Belfast	Nominated
	Tanya Seghatchian and Iain Canning		The Power of the Dog	Nominated
2022	Malte Grunert		All Quiet on the Western Front	Nominated
	Graham Broadbent, Peter Czernin and Martin McDonagh	/	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
	Erik Hemmendorff and Philippe Bober	/	Triangle of Sadness	Nominated
2023	David Heyman and Tom Ackeley		Barbie	Nominated	Shared with Margot Robbie and Robbie Brenner
	Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan		Oppenheimer	Won	Shared with Charles Roven
	James Wilson and Ewa Puszczyńska	/	The Zone of Interest	Nominated
	Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, and Yorgos Lanthimos	/	Poor Things	Nominated	Shared with Emma Stone
	Marie-Ange Luciani and David Thion		Anatomy of a Fall	Nominated

Best Director

Year	Name	Film	Status	Notes
Director
1927/1928	Herbert Brenon	Sorrell and Son	Nominated	Born in the modern day Republic of Ireland, which was then a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Became a United States citizen in 1918
1927/1928	Lewis Milestone	Two Arabian Knights	Won	Born modern day Moldova, which was then a part of the Russian Empire Became a United States citizen in 1919
1928/1929	Frank Lloyd	The Divine Lady	Won
	Frank Lloyd	Drag Weary River	Nominated
	Ernst Lubitsch	The Patriot	Nominated	Born in the German Empire
1929/1930	Lewis Milestone	All Quiet on the Western Front	Won	Born modern day Moldova, which was then a part of the Russian Empire Became a United States citizen in 1919
1929/1930	Ernst Lubitsch	The Love Parade	Nominated	Born in the German Empire
1930/1931	Lewis Milestone	The Front Page	Nominated	Born modern day Moldova, which was then a part of the Russian Empire Became a United States citizen in 1919
1930/1931	Josef von Sternberg	Morocco	Nominated	Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire Became a United States citizen in 1908
1931/1932	Josef von Sternberg	Shanghai Express	Nominated
1932/1933	Frank Lloyd	Cavalcade	Won
1932/1933	Frank Capra	Lady for a Day	Nominated	Born in the Kingdom of Italy Became a United States citizen in 1920
1934	Frank Capra	It Happened One Night	Won
1935	Frank Lloyd	Mutiny on the Bounty	Nominated
1935	Michael Curtiz	Captain Blood	Nominated	Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to Hungarian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1933
1936	Frank Capra	Mr. Deeds Goes to Town	Won	Born in the Kingdom of Italy Became a United States citizen in 1920
1936	William Wyler	Dodsworth	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1937	William Dieterle	The Life of Emile Zola	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Became a United States citizen in 1937
1938	Frank Capra	You Can't Take It with You	Won	Born in the Kingdom of Italy Became a United States citizen in 1920
	Michael Curtiz	Angels with Dirty Faces	Nominated	Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to a Hungarian Jewish family Became a United States citizen in 1933
	Michael Curtiz	Four Daughters	Nominated
1939	Frank Capra	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington	Nominated	Born in the Kingdom of Italy Became a United States citizen in 1920
1939	William Wyler	Wuthering Heights	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1940	Alfred Hitchcock	Rebecca	Nominated
1940	William Wyler	The Letter	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1941		The Little Foxes	Nominated
1942		Mrs. Miniver	Won
1942	Michael Curtiz	Yankee Doodle Dandy	Nominated	Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to a Hungarian Jewish family Became a United States citizen in 1933
1943	Michael Curtiz	Casablanca	Won
1943	Ernst Lubitsch	Heaven Can Wait	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Became a United States citizen in 1936
1944	Alfred Hitchcock	Lifeboat	Nominated
	Otto Preminger	Laura	Nominated	Born in modern day Ukraine, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Became a United States citizen
	Billy Wilder	Double Indemnity	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to a Polish Jewish family Became a United States citizen in 1939
1945	Billy Wilder	The Lost Weekend	Won
	Alfred Hitchcock	Spellbound	Nominated
	Jean Renoir	The Southerner	Nominated
1946	William Wyler	The Best Years of Our Lives	Won	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
	Frank Capra	It's a Wonderful Life	Nominated	Born in the Kingdom of Italy Became a United States citizen in 1920
	David Lean	Brief Encounter	Nominated
	Robert Siodmak	The Killers	Nominated
1947	Elia Kazan	Gentleman's Agreement	Won	Born in modern day Turkey, which was then a part of the Ottoman Empire, to Cappadocian Greek family Became a United States citizen
	Henry Koster	The Bishop's Wife	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Became a United States citizen
	David Lean	Great Expectations	Nominated
1948	Anatole Litvak	The Snake Pit	Nominated	Born in modern day Ukraine, which was then part of the Russian Empire, to a Lithuanian Jewish family Became a United States citizen
	Jean Negulesco	Johnny Belinda	Nominated	Became an American citizen
	Laurence Olivier	Hamlet	Nominated
	Fred Zinnemann	The Search	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
1949	Carol Reed	The Fallen Idol	Nominated
1949	William Wyler	The Heiress	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1950	Carol Reed	The Third Man	Nominated
1950	Billy Wilder	Sunset Boulevard	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
1951	Elia Kazan	A Streetcar Named Desire	Nominated	Born in modern day Turkey, which was then a part of the Ottoman Empire, to Cappadocian Greek parents Became a United States citizen
1951	William Wyler	Detective Story	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1952	Fred Zinnemann	High Noon	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
1953	Fred Zinnemann	From Here to Eternity	Won
	Billy Wilder	Stalag 17	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
	William Wyler	Roman Holiday	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1954	Elia Kazan	On the Waterfront	Won	Born in modern day Turkey, which was then a part of the Ottoman Empire, to Cappadocian Greek parents Became a United States citizen
	Alfred Hitchcock	Rear Window	Nominated
	Billy Wilder	Sabrina	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
1955	Elia Kazan	East of Eden	Nominated	Born in modern day Turkey, which was then a part of the Ottoman Empire, to Cappadocian Greek parents Became a United States citizen
1955	David Lean	Summertime	Nominated
1956	Michael Anderson	Around the World in 80 Days	Nominated
1956	William Wyler	Friendly Persuasion	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1957	David Lean	The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1957	Billy Wilder	Witness for the Prosecution	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
1959	William Wyler	Ben-Hur	Won	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
	Jack Clayton	Room at the Top	Nominated
	Billy Wilder	Some Like It Hot	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
	Fred Zinnemann	The Nun's Story	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
1960	Billy Wilder	The Apartment	Won	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Polish Jewish parents Became a United States citizen in 1939
	Jack Cardiff	Sons and Lovers	Nominated
	Alfred Hitchcock	Psycho	Nominated	Became an American citizen in 1955
	Fred Zinnemann	The Sundowners	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
1961	Federico Fellini	La Dolce Vita	Nominated
1961	J. Lee Thompson	The Guns of Navarone	Nominated
1962	David Lean	Lawrence of Arabia	Won
1962	Pietro Germi	Divorce Italian Style	Nominated
1963	Tony Richardson	Tom Jones	Won
	Federico Fellini	8 1/2	Nominated
	Elia Kazan	America America	Nominated	Born in modern day Turkey, which was then a part of the Ottoman Empire, to Cappadocian Greek parents Became a United States citizen
	Otto Preminger	The Cardinal	Nominated	Born in modern day Ukraine, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Became a United States citizen in 1943
1964	Michael Cacoyannis	Zorba the Greek	Nominated	Born in British Cyprus to Greek parents
	Peter Glenville	Becket	Nominated
	Robert Stevenson	Mary Poppins	Nominated	Became an American citizen during World War II
1965	David Lean	Doctor Zhivago	Nominated
	John Schlesinger	Darling	Nominated
	William Wyler	The Collector	Nominated	Born in the German Empire Received Swiss citizenship from his father Became a United States citizen in 1928
1966	Fred Zinnemann	A Man for All Seasons	Won	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
	Michelangelo Antonioni	Blowup	Nominated
	Claude Lelouch	A Man and a Woman	Nominated
1968	Carol Reed	Oliver!	Won
	Anthony Harvey	The Lion in Winter	Nominated
	Gillo Pontecorvo	The Battle of Algiers	Nominated
	Franco Zeffirelli	Romeo and Juliet	Nominated
1969	John Schlesinger	Midnight Cowboy	Won
1969	Costa-Gavras	Z	Nominated
1970	Federico Fellini	Fellini Satyricon	Nominated
1970	Ken Russell	Women in Love	Nominated
1971	John Schlesinger	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Nominated
1972	John Boorman	Deliverance	Nominated
1972	Jan Troell	The Emigrants	Nominated
1973	Ingmar Bergman	Cries and Whispers	Nominated
1973	Bernardo Bertolucci	Last Tango in Paris	Nominated
1974	Roman Polanski	Chinatown	Nominated
1974	François Truffaut	Day for Night	Nominated
1975	Miloš Forman	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Won
1975	Federico Fellini	Amarcord	Nominated
1976	Ingmar Bergman	Face to Face	Nominated
1976	Lina Wertmüller	Seven Beauties	Nominated
1977	Fred Zinnemann	Julia	Nominated	Born in modern day Poland, which was then a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to Austrian Jewish parents Became a United States citizen
1978	Alan Parker	Midnight Express	Nominated
1979	Edouard Molinaro	La Cage aux Folles	Nominated
1979	Peter Yates	Breaking Away	Nominated
1980	Roman Polanski	Tess	Nominated
1980	Martin Scorsese	Raging Bull	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
1981	Hugh Hudson	Chariots of Fire	Nominated
1981	Louis Malle	Atlantic City	Nominated
1982	Wolfgang Petersen	Das Boot	Nominated
1982	Richard Attenborough	Gandhi	Won
1983	Peter Yates	The Dresser	Nominated
1983	Ingmar Bergman	Fanny and Alexander	Nominated
1984	Miloš Forman	Amadeus	Won
	David Lean	A Passage to India	Nominated
	Roland Joffe	The Killing Fields	Nominated
1986	Roland Joffe	The Mission	Nominated
1987	Bernardo Bertolucci	The Last Emperor	Won
	John Boorman	Hope and Glory	Nominated
	Lasse Hallstrom	My Life as a Dog	Nominated
	Adrian Lyne	Fatal Attraction	Nominated
1988	Charles Crichton	A Fish Called Wanda	Nominated
	Alan Parker	Mississippi Burning	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese	The Last Temptation of Christ	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
1989	Kenneth Branagh	Henry V	Nominated	Born in Northern Ireland Moved in England in 1970
1989	Jim Sheridan	My Left Foot	Nominated
1990	Stephen Frears	The Grifters	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese	Goodfellas	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
	Barbet Schroeder	Reversal of Fortune	Nominated	Born in Iran to a German mother and Swiss father
1991	Ridley Scott	Thelma & Louise	Nominated
1992	Neil Jordan	The Crying Game	Nominated
1993	Jim Sheridan	In the Name of the Father	Nominated
1994	Krzysztof Kieslowski	Three Colours: Red	Nominated
1995	Mike Figgis	Leaving Las Vegas	Nominated
1995	Michael Radford	Il Postino: The Postman	Nominated	Born in British India to a British father and Austria Jewish mother
1996	Anthony Minghella	The English Patient	Won
	Miloš Forman	The People vs. Larry Flynt	Nominated
	Mike Leigh	Secrets & Lies	Nominated
1997	Peter Cattaneo	The Full Monty	Nominated
1997	Atom Egoyan	The Sweet Hereafter	Nominated	Born in modern day Egypt, which was then a part of the United Arab Republic, to Armenian-Egyptian parents Became a Canadian citizen Became an Armenian citizen in 2018
1998	Roberto Benigni	Life is Beautiful	Nominated
1998	John Madden	Shakespeare in Love	Nominated
1999	Sam Mendes	American Beauty	Won
1999	Lasse Hallstrom	The Cider House Rules	Nominated
2000	Stephen Daldry	Billy Elliot	Nominated
2000	Ridley Scott	Gladiator	Nominated
2001	Ridley Scott	Black Hawk Down	Nominated
2002	Roman Polanski	The Pianist	Won
	Pedro Almodóvar	Talk to Her	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese	Gangs of New York	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
	Stephen Daldry	The Hours	Nominated
2004	Mike Leigh	Vera Drake	Nominated
2004	Martin Scorsese	Aviator	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
2006	Stephen Frears	The Queen	Nominated
	Paul Greengrass	United 93	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese	The Departed	Won	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
2008	Danny Boyle	Slumdog Millionaire	Won
2008	Stephen Daldry	The Reader	Nominated
2010	Tom Hooper	The King's Speech	Won	Holds dual British/Australian citizenship
2011	Michel Hazanavicius	The Artist	Won
2011	Martin Scorsese	Hugo	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
2012	Michael Haneke	Amour	Nominated	Born in Germany
2013	Steve McQueen	12 Years a Slave	Nominated
2013	Martin Scorsese	The Wolf of Wall Street	Nominated	Born in the United States Was not recognized as an Italian citizen until 2018
2014	Morten Tyldum	The Imitation Game	Nominated
2015	Lenny Abrahamson	Room	Nominated
2016	Damien Chazelle	La La Land	Won	Holds dual American/French citizenship
2017	Christopher Nolan	Dunkirk	Nominated	Holds dual British/American citizenship
2018	Yorgos Lanthimos	The Favourite	Nominated
2018	Pawel Pawlikowski	Cold War	Nominated
2019	Sam Mendes	1917	Nominated
2019	Martin Scorsese	The Irishman	Nominated	Holds dual American/Italian citizenship
2020/2021	Thomas Vinterberg	Another Round	Nominated
2020/2021	Emerald Fennell	Promising Young Woman	Nominated
2021	Kenneth Branagh	Belfast	Nominated	Born in Northern Ireland Moved in England in 1970
2022	Martin McDonagh	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated	Holds dual British/Irish citizenship
2022	Ruben Östlund	Triangle of Sadness	Nominated
2023	Justine Triet	Anatomy of a Fall	Nominated
	Yorgos Lanthimos	Poor Things	Nominated
	Christopher Nolan	Oppenheimer	Won	Holds dual British/American citizenship
	Jonathan Glazer	The Zone of Interest	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese	Killers of the Flower Moon	Nominated	Holds dual American/Italian citizenship

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Year	Name	Role	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Actor in a Leading Role
1927/ 1928	Charlie Chaplin	The Tramp	The Circus	Received	Initially one of the nominees, the academy rescinded all three of his nominations (also for directing and writing) and instead issued him a special award for his multitasking achievements.
	Emil Jannings	Grand Duke Sergius Alexander	The Last Command	Won	Born in Switzerland. First German actor to be nominated for and win an Oscar (for both films).
	Emil Jannings	August Schilling	The Way of All Flesh	Won	The only Oscar-winning performance that is a lost film; currently, only two fragments are known to exist.
1928/ 1929	Paul Muni	"James Dyke"	The Valiant	Nominated	First actor of Austro-Hungarian (later defined as Ukrainian) background to earn an Oscar nomination. Became a United States citizen.
1929/ 1930	George Arliss	Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli	Disraeli	Won	First British/English actor to win an Oscar. (No explanation was given as to why neither Arliss, nor Best Actress winner Norma Shearer, only won for just one of their two nominated films.)
	George Arliss	The Raja	The Green Goddess	Nominated
	Maurice Chevalier	Pierre Mirande	The Big Pond	Nominated	First French actor to be nominated for an Oscar (for both films).
	Maurice Chevalier	Count Alfred Renard	The Love Parade	Nominated
	Ronald Colman	Capt. Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond	Bulldog Drummond	Nominated
	Ronald Colman	Michel	Condemned	Nominated
1932/ 1933	Charles Laughton	King Henry VIII of England	The Private Life of Henry VIII	Won	First LGBTQ+ winner in this category, albeit unknown until after his death.
	Leslie Howard	Peter Standish	Berkeley Square	Nominated
	Paul Muni	James Allen	I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang	Nominated
1935	Victor McLaglen	Gypo Nolan	The Informer	Won
	Charles Laughton	Vice-Admiral William Bligh	Mutiny on the Bounty	Nominated
	Paul Muni	Joe Radek	Black Fury	Write-In	Originally not a nominee, Muni was nominated by a write-in campaign. For 1934-1935, the AMPAS permitted this, following the controversy over Bette Davis's omission for Of Human Bondage (for which she too received a write-in nomination). The academy discontinued this process as of 1936.
1936		Louis Pasteur	The Story of Louis Pasteur	Won	First Jewish actor to win an Oscar. First actor of Ukrainian descent (and Austrian heritage) to win Best Actor.
1937		Émile Zola	The Life of Émile Zola	Nominated
1937	Charles Boyer	Emperor Napoléon Bonaparte	Conquest	Nominated
1938	Charles Boyer	Pepé le Moko	Algiers	Nominated
	Leslie Howard	Professor Henry Higgins	Pygmalion	Nominated
	Robert Donat	Dr. Andrew Manson	The Citadel	Nominated
1939	Robert Donat	Mr. Charles Edward Chipping	Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Won
1939	Laurence Olivier	Heathcliff	Wuthering Heights	Nominated
1940	Laurence Olivier	George Fortescue Maximilian "Maxim" de Winter	Rebecca	Nominated
1940	Charlie Chaplin	Adenoid Hynkel / The Barber	The Great Dictator	Nominated
1941	Cary Grant	Roger Adams	Penny Serenade	Nominated
1942	Ronald Colman	Charles Rainier	Random Harvest	Nominated
1943	Paul Lukas	Kurt Müller	Watch on the Rhine	Won	First Hungarian actor to win an Oscar. Became a United States citizen in 1937.
1944	Charles Boyer	Gregory Anton	Gaslight	Nominated	Although Boyer never won a competitive Academy Award, he did receive a Certificate of Merit for establishing the French Research Foundation in Los Angeles to benefit the cinematic industry. Became a United States citizen in 1942
	Barry Fitzgerald	Father Fitzgibbon	Going My Way	Nominated	First Irish nominee in this category. Due to an anomaly in the voting process, Fitzgerald received nominations in both lead and supporting actor for the same performance/film. As a result, AMPAS amended its rules to prevent any such recurrence.
	Cary Grant	Ernie Mott	None but the Lonely Heart	Nominated	Grant lost both nominations, but won an Honorary Oscar 25 years later. Became a United States citizen in 1942.
1945	Ray Milland	Don Birnam	The Lost Weekend	Won	First Welsh actor to win an Oscar.
1945	Cornel Wilde	Frédéric Chopin	A Song to Remember	Nominated	Became a United States citizen.
1946	Laurence Olivier	King Henry V of England	Henry V	Nominated
1947	Ronald Colman	Anthony John	A Double Life	Won
1947	Michael Redgrave	Orin Mannon	Mourning Becomes Electra	Nominated
1948	Laurence Olivier	Prince Hamlet of Denmark	Hamlet	Won	First Best Actor winner to also be nominated for Best Director (having directed themself to a win); and simultaneously directed the Best Picture winner.
1949	Richard Todd	Cpl. Lachlan "Lachie" MacLachlan	The Hasty Heart	Nominated
1952	Alec Guinness	Henry "Dutch" Holland	The Lavender Hill Mob	Nominated
1953	Richard Burton	Marcellus Gallio	The Robe	Nominated
1954	James Mason	Norman Maine (né Ernest Sidney Gubbins)	A Star Is Born	Nominated
1954	Dan O'Herlihy	Robinson Crusoe	Robinson Crusoe	Nominated
1956	Yul Brynner	King Mongkut of Siam	The King and I	Won	First Asian actor (and specifically Russian) to win an Oscar. Won a 1952 Tony Award for Best Featured Actor – Musical for the same role. Became a United States citizen in 1943.
1956	Laurence Olivier	King Richard III of England	Richard III	Nominated
1957	Alec Guinness	Lt. Col. Nicholson	The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1957	Charles Laughton	Sir Wilfrid Robarts, Q.C.	Witness for the Prosecution	Nominated
1958	David Niven	Maj. Angus Pollock	Separate Tables	Won	Shortest Lead Actor performance to win an Oscar, clocking in at 23m39s.
1959	Laurence Harvey	Joe Lampton	Room at the Top	Nominated	First Lithuanian actor to be nominated for an Oscar.
1959	Paul Muni	Dr. Sam Abelman	The Last Angry Man	Nominated
1960	Trevor Howard	Walter Morel	Sons and Lovers	Nominated
1960	Laurence Olivier	Archie Rice	The Entertainer	Nominated
1961	Maximilian Schell	Hans Rolfe	Judgment at Nuremberg	Won	First Swiss actor to win an Oscar.
1961	Charles Boyer	César	Fanny	Nominated	Most nominations for a French actor, with four.
1962	Marcello Mastroianni	Ferdinando Cefalù	Divorce Italian Style	Nominated	First Italian nominated for Best Actor. First foreign-language performance (fully in Italian dialogue) nominated for an Oscar.
1962	Peter O'Toole	Col. T.E. Lawrence	Lawrence of Arabia	Nominated
1963	Albert Finney	Tom Jones	Tom Jones	Nominated	Achieved the "British Triple Crown of Acting" (via the BAFTA TV Awards) in 2003.
	Richard Harris	Frank Machin	This Sporting Life	Nominated
	Rex Harrison	Julius Caesar	Cleopatra	Nominated
1964	Rex Harrison	Prof. Henry Higgins	My Fair Lady	Won	Won a 1957 Tony Award for Best Leading Actor – Musical for the same role, prior to the Oscar.
	Peter Sellers	Dr. Strangelove / G/C Lionel Mandrake / Pres. Merkin Muffley	Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb	Nominated
	Peter O'Toole	King Henry II of England	Becket	Nominated
	Richard Burton	Archbishop Thomas Becket of Canterbury	Becket	Nominated
1965	Richard Burton	Alec Leamas	The Spy Who Came In from the Cold	Nominated
	Laurence Olivier	Othello	Othello	Nominated
	Oskar Werner	Dr. Willie Schümann	Ship of Fools	Nominated
1966	Richard Burton	George	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Nominated
	Paul Scofield	Sir Thomas More	A Man for All Seasons	Won	Won a 1962 Tony Award for Best Leading Actor – Play for the same role, prior to the Oscar. Achieved the "American Triple Crown of Acting" (via the Primetime Emmy) in 1969.
	Michael Caine	Alfie Elkins	Alfie	Nominated
1968	Alan Bates	Yakov Bok	The Fixer	Nominated
	Ron Moody	Fagin	Oliver!	Nominated
	Peter O'Toole	King Henry II of England	The Lion in Winter	Nominated
1969	Peter O'Toole	Mr. Arthur Chipping	Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Nominated
1969	Richard Burton	King Henry VIII of England	Anne of the Thousand Days	Nominated
1971	Peter Finch	Dr. Daniel Hirsh	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Nominated	First Australian to be nominated for Best Actor. (Held dual British-Australian citizenship.)
1972	Michael Caine	Milo Tindle	Sleuth	Nominated
	Laurence Olivier	Andrew Wyke	Sleuth	Nominated
	Peter O'Toole	Jack Gurney, 14th Earl of Gurney	The Ruling Class	Nominated
1974	Albert Finney	Hercule Poirot, P.I.	Murder on the Orient Express	Nominated
1975	Maximilian Schell	Arthur Goldman	The Man in the Glass Booth	Nominated
1976	Peter Finch ^†	Howard Beale	Network	Won	First Australian actor to win Best Actor. First actor to win an Oscar posthumously.
1976	Giancarlo Giannini	Pasqualino Frafuso	Seven Beauties	Nominated
1977	Marcello Mastroianni	Gabriele	A Special Day	Nominated
1977	Richard Burton	Dr. Martin Dysart	Equus	Nominated	To date, Burton holds the record for most nominations (seven) without a win OR an Honorary Award before their death. (One less than O'Toole, who received an Honorary before his eighth nomination and subsequent death; and Glenn Close, who is still alive and working as of 2023.)
1978	Laurence Olivier	Ezra Lieberman	The Boys from Brazil	Nominated	Tied with Spencer Tracy for most nominations in this category, with nine each. (Olivier has additional nominations in Supporting Actor and Director, as well as two Honorary Oscars.)
1979	Peter Sellers	Chance the Gardener, aka Chauncey Gardiner	Being There	Nominated
1980	John Hurt	John Merrick	The Elephant Man	Nominated
1980	Peter O'Toole	Eli Cross	The Stunt Man	Nominated
1981	Dudley Moore	Arthur Bach	Arthur	Nominated
1982	Ben Kingsley	Mahātmā Gandhi	Gandhi	Won	First actor of Indian ancestry to win an Oscar. (Kingsley was born and raised in the UK.) First Oscar-winning performance partially spoken in Hindi.
1982	Peter O'Toole	Alan Swann	My Favorite Year	Nominated
1983	Michael Caine	Dr. Frank Bryant	Educating Rita	Nominated
	Tom Conti	Gowan McGland	Reuben, Reuben	Nominated	First Scottish actor nominated in this category.
	Tom Courtenay	Norman	The Dresser	Nominated
	Albert Finney	Sir	The Dresser	Nominated
1984	Albert Finney	Geoffrey Firmin	Under the Volcano	Nominated
1986	Bob Hoskins	George	Mona Lisa	Nominated
1987	Marcello Mastroianni	Romano Patroni	Dark Eyes	Nominated	Most nominations for an Italian-based actor, with three.
1988	Max von Sydow	Lassefar "Lasse" Karlsson	Pelle the Conqueror	Nominated	First Swedish actor, and Swedish-language performance, to be nominated for an Oscar.
1989	Daniel Day-Lewis	Christy Brown	My Left Foot	Won	Later in life, in addition to the UK, obtained dual citizenship from Ireland.
1989	Kenneth Branagh	King Henry V of England	Henry V	Nominated	First Northern Irish actor nominated for an Oscar. Achieved the "British Triple Crown" (via the BAFTA TV Awards) in 2009.
1990	Jeremy Irons	Claus von Bülow	Reversal of Fortune	Won	Achieved the "American Triple Crown of Acting" (via the Primetime Emmy) in 1997.
	Gérard Depardieu	Cyrano de Bergerac	Cyrano de Bergerac	Nominated	First French-language performance in this category nominated for an Oscar.
	Richard Harris	"Bull" McCabe	The Field	Nominated
1991	Anthony Hopkins	Dr. Hannibal Lecter	The Silence of the Lambs	Won	First actor to achieve the "British Triple Crown of Acting" w/ a BAFTA Film win in 1992, albeit by way of a non-competitive '85 Honorary Olivier Award.
1992	Stephen Rea	Fergus	The Crying Game	Nominated
1993	Liam Neeson	Oskar Schindler	Schindler's List	Nominated
	Daniel Day-Lewis	Gerry Conlon	In the Name of the Father	Nominated
	Anthony Hopkins	Mr. James Stevens	The Remains of the Day	Nominated
1994	Nigel Hawthorne	King George III	The Madness of King George	Nominated	Hawthorne was outed as LGBTQ+ by the press, but nevertheless attended the ceremony with his partner, Trevor Bentham. First actor to achieve the "British Triple Crown of Acting" competitively, in 1996, via the BAFTA Film Awards.
1995	Anthony Hopkins	Pres. Richard Nixon	Nixon	Nominated
1995	Massimo Troisi ^†	Mario Ruoppolo	Il Postino: The Postman	Nominated	Troisi suffered a fatal heart attack just 12 hours after main filming was complete. All subsequent accolades were posthumous.
1996	Ralph Fiennes	Count László de Almásy	The English Patient	Nominated
1998	Ian McKellen	James Whale	Gods and Monsters	Nominated	First openly LGBTQ+ British actor to be nominated for an Oscar in this category.
1998	Roberto Benigni	Guido Orefice	Life is Beautiful	Won	First Italian-(or any)-language performance to win an Oscar for Best Actor.
2000	Javier Bardem	Reinaldo Arenas	Before Night Falls	Nominated	First Spanish actor nominated for an Oscar. First Spanish-language performance nominated in this category.
2001	Tom Wilkinson	Dr. Matt Fowler	In the Bedroom	Nominated
2002	Michael Caine	Thomas Fowler	The Quiet American	Nominated
2002	Daniel Day-Lewis	William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting	Gangs of New York	Nominated
2003	Ben Kingsley	Col. Massoud Amir Behrani	House of Sand and Fog	Nominated
2003	Jude Law	William "W. P." Inman	Cold Mountain	Nominated
2006	Peter O'Toole	Maurice Russell	Venus	Nominated	Tied with actress Glenn Close for the most Oscar nominations without a win. However, he did receive the Honorary Academy Award at the 75th Academy Awards.
2007	Daniel Day-Lewis	Daniel Plainview	There Will Be Blood	Won
2007	Viggo Mortensen	Nikolai Luzhin	Eastern Promises	Nominated	First Danish actor nominated for an Oscar. Holds dual citizenship in Denmark and the USA.
2009	Colin Firth	George Falconer	A Single Man	Nominated
2010	Colin Firth	King George VI	The King's Speech	Won
2010	Javier Bardem	Uxbal	Biutiful	Nominated
2011	Jean Dujardin	George Valentin	The Artist	Won	First French actor to win an Oscar, and first silent film performance to win since Jannings at the 1st Academy Awards.
2011	Gary Oldman	George Smiley	Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy	Nominated
2012	Daniel Day-Lewis	Pres. Abraham Lincoln	Lincoln	Won	With this third win, he holds the record for most wins in this category. He's tied for second-most overall behind Katharine Hepburn, who still ranks first with four for Best Actress.
2012	Hugh Jackman	Jean Valjean	Les Misérables	Nominated	Holds dual Australian/British citizenship.
2013	Christian Bale	Irving Rosenfeld	American Hustle	Nominated	Holds dual American/British citizenship.
2013	Chiwetel Ejiofor	Solomon Northup	12 Years a Slave	Nominated
2014	Benedict Cumberbatch	Alan Turing	The Imitation Game	Nominated
2014	Eddie Redmayne	Prof. Stephen Hawking	The Theory of Everything	Won
2015	Eddie Redmayne	Lili Elbe	The Danish Girl	Nominated
2015	Michael Fassbender	Steve Jobs	Steve Jobs	Nominated
2016	Andrew Garfield	Cpl. Desmond Doss	Hacksaw Ridge	Nominated	Holds dual British/American citizneship.
2016	Viggo Mortensen	Ben Cash	Captain Fantastic	Nominated
2017	Timothée Chalamet	Elio Perlman	Call Me by Your Name	Nominated
	Daniel Day-Lewis	Reynolds Woodcock	Phantom Thread	Nominated	Born in West Germany but raised in Ireland (does not hold Irish citizenship).
	Gary Oldman	The Rt. Hon. Sir Winston Churchill	Darkest Hour	Won
	Daniel Kaluuya	Chris Washington	Get Out	Nominated
2018	Christian Bale	V.P. Dick Cheney	Vice	Nominated	Holds dual American/British citizenship.
2018	Viggo Mortensen	"Tony Lip" Vallelonga	Green Book	Nominated
2019	Antonio Banderas	Salvador Mallo	Pain and Glory	Nominated
2019	Jonathan Pryce	Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio	The Two Popes	Nominated
2020/ 2021	Anthony Hopkins	Anthony	The Father	Won	First Welsh actor to win twice. Most nominations for a Welsh actor, with six (including two in supporting). Became a United States citizen in 2000.
	Riz Ahmed	Ruben Stone	Sound of Metal	Nominated	First Pakistani actor nominated for an Oscar. First Muslim nominated in this category. Second Best Actor nominee to utilize ASL after Alan Arkin, The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1968).
	Gary Oldman	Herman J. Mankiewicz	Mank	Nominated
2021	Benedict Cumberbatch	Phil Burbank	The Power of the Dog	Nominated
	Andrew Garfield	Jonathan Larson	Tick, Tick... Boom!	Nominated
	Javier Bardem	Desi Arnaz	Being the Ricardos	Nominated	Most nominations for a Spanish actor, with four (including one win in supporting).
2022	Bill Nighy	Mr. Rodney Williams	Living	Nominated
	Colin Farrell	Pádraic Súilleabháin	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
	Paul Mescal	Calum Paterson	Aftersun	Nominated
2023	Cillian Murphy	J. Robert Oppenheimer	Oppenheimer	Won	First Irish actor to win in this category.

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Year	Name	Role	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Actress in a Leading Role
1929/ 1930	Greta Garbo	Anna "Christie" Christofferson	Anna Christie	Nominated	First Swedish actress to be nominated for an Oscar (for both films listed).
1929/ 1930	Greta Garbo	Mme. Rita Cavallini	Romance	Nominated
1930/ 1931	Marlene Dietrich	Mlle. Amy Jolly	Morocco	Nominated	First German actress to be nominated for an Oscar.
1931/ 1932	Lynn Fontanne	The Actress	The Guardsman	Nominated	First British (specifically English) actress nominated for an Oscar. Later moved to America with her husband, actor Alfred Lunt (also co-star, with whom she was nominated alongside). The two Broadway theatre legends later retired to their estate, Ten Chimneys, in Genesee Depot, Wisconsin—now a National Historic Landmark.
1932/ 1933	Diana Wynyard	Jane Marryot	Cavalcade	Nominated
1934	Claudette Colbert	Ellen "Ellie" Andrews	It Happened One Night	Won	French-born American-citizen. Nonetheless, the first French actress to be nominated for, and subsequently win, an Oscar.
1935	Claudette Colbert	Dr. Jane Everest	Private Worlds	Nominated
	Elisabeth Bergner	Gemma Jones	Escape Me Never	Nominated
	Merle Oberon	Kitty Vane	The Dark Angel	Nominated	First person of Indigenous descent nominated for an Academy Award in any category. She is of partial Sri Lankan (Ceylon/Burgher) and Māori (Polynesian) descent.
1936	Luise Rainer	Anna Held	The Great Ziegfeld	Won	First German & first Austrian (by homeland) to win an Academy Award.
1937	Luise Rainer	O-Lan	The Good Earth	Won	First person to ever win two Oscars consecutively. (Spencer Tracy would achieve the same feat just one year later.) First German/Austrian to win two Oscars.
1937	Greta Garbo	Marguerite Gautier	Camille	Nominated
1938	Wendy Hiller	Eliza Doolittle	Pygmalion	Nominated
1939	Greer Garson	Katherine Ellis	Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Nominated
	Vivien Leigh	Scarlett O'Hara	Gone with the Wind	Won	First actress born under the British Raj rule, in the Bengal Province territory, to win an Oscar. Longest performance to win an Oscar: 2h23m32s.
	Greta Garbo	Nina Ivanovna "Ninotchka" Yakushova	Ninotchka	Nominated	Garbo never won competitively, but did receive an Honorary Oscar in 1955.
1940	Joan Fontaine	The Second Mrs. de Winter	Rebecca	Nominated
1941	Joan Fontaine	Lina McLaidlaw-Aysgarth	Suspicion	Won	Fontaine was the only person to ever win an Oscar from acting in an Alfred Hitchcock-directed film.
	Olivia de Havilland	Miss Emmy Brown	Hold Back the Dawn	Nominated
	Greer Garson	Edna Gladney	Blossoms in the Dust	Nominated
1942		Mrs. Kay Miniver	Mrs. Miniver	Won	First English-born actress to win an Oscar. Garson gave the longest Oscar speech on record—at nearly six minutes in length, which prompted the notorious orchestral cue-offs.
1943		Marie Curie	Madame Curie	Nominated
	Joan Fontaine	Tessa Sanger	The Constant Nymph	Nominated
	Ingrid Bergman	María	For Whom the Bell Tolls	Nominated
1944	Ingrid Bergman	Paula Alquist-Anton	Gaslight	Won	First Swedish actress, let alone nordbø, to win an Academy Award in any acting category.
	Claudette Colbert	Mrs. Anne Hilton	Since You Went Away	Nominated
	Greer Garson	Susie "Sparrow" Parkington	Mrs. Parkington	Nominated
1945	Greer Garson	Mary Rafferty	The Valley of Decision	Nominated	With this nomination, Garson tied Bette Davis for the most consecutive acting nominations—five each. (Davis received hers from 1938–1942; both in the Best Actress category.) Their shared record still stands today.
1945	Ingrid Bergman	Sister Superior Mary Benedict	The Bells of St. Mary's	Nominated
1946	Olivia de Havilland	Josephine "Jody" Norris	To Each His Own	Won
1946	Celia Johnson	Laura Jesson	Brief Encounter	Nominated
1948	Ingrid Bergman	Joan of Arc	Joan of Arc	Nominated
1948	Olivia de Havilland	Virginia Stuart Cunningham	The Snake Pit	Nominated
1949	Olivia de Havilland	Catherine Sloper	The Heiress	Won	De Havilland and Fontaine became the first (and to-date, only) pair of sisters to each win Academy Awards.
1949	Deborah Kerr	Evelyn Boult	Edward, My Son	Nominated	First Scottish actress to be nominated for an Academy Award.
1951	Vivien Leigh	Blanche DuBois	A Streetcar Named Desire	Won
1953	Leslie Caron	Lili Daurier	Lili	Nominated
	Deborah Kerr	Karen Holmes	From Here to Eternity	Nominated
	Audrey Hepburn	Crown Princess Ann	Roman Holiday	Won	First Belgian actress to be nominated for an Academy Award.
1954	Audrey Hepburn	Sabrina Fairchild	Sabrina	Nominated
1955	Anna Magnani	Serafina Delle Rose	The Rose Tattoo	Won	First Italian actress to win an Academy Award (mostly in English, with occasional Italian dialogue).
1956	Ingrid Bergman	Anna Koreff	Anastasia	Won	First Swedish actress to win two Oscars.
1956	Deborah Kerr	Anna Leonowens	The King and I	Nominated	Kerr's singing voice was dubbed by Marni Nixon, who later went on to dub Natalie Wood (María) in West Side Story (1961) and Hepburn (Eliza) in My Fair Lady (1964).
1957	Deborah Kerr	Sister Angela	Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison	Nominated
	Anna Magnani	Giòia	Wild is the Wind	Nominated
	Elizabeth Taylor	Susanna Drake	Raintree County	Nominated
1958	Elizabeth Taylor	Margaret "Maggie the Cat" Pollitt	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof	Nominated
1958	Deborah Kerr	Sibyl Railton-Bell	Separate Tables	Nominated
1959	Simone Signoret	Alice Aisgill	Room at the Top	Won	First actress to win an acting Oscar for a foreign production (from the UK; in English).
	Audrey Hepburn	Gabrielle van der Mal (Sister Luke)	The Nun's Story	Nominated
	Elizabeth Taylor	Catherine Holly	Suddenly, Last Summer	Nominated
1960	Elizabeth Taylor	Gloria Wandrous	BUtterfield 8	Won
	Melina Mercouri	Ilya	Never on Sunday	Nominated	First Greek actress nominated for an Oscar for a primarily Greek-language role.
	Deborah Kerr	Ida Carmody	The Sundowners	Nominated	Most nominated Scottish actress. With her six noms, Kerr holds the record in Best Actress for most female losses (six—tied with Thelma Ritter, who maintains that record in Supporting Actress; and Amy Adams, with five in supporting, one in lead). However, Glenn Close currently surpassed the female and overall record, with eight (four in each category), tying with Peter O'Toole. Kerr did receive an Honorary Academy Award in 1994–ironically presented by Close.
	Greer Garson	Eleanor Roosevelt	Sunrise at Campobello	Nominated
1961	Sophia Loren	Cesira	Two Women	Won	First person to win an Academy Award for a performance spoken entirely in a non-English language. (Italian, in this instance.)
1961	Audrey Hepburn	Holly Golightly (née Lula-Mae Barnes)	Breakfast at Tiffany's	Nominated
1963	Leslie Caron	Jane Fosset	The L-Shaped Room	Nominated
1963	Rachel Roberts	Margaret Hammond	This Sporting Life	Nominated	First Welsh actress nominated for an Oscar.
1964	Sophia Loren	Filumena Marturano	Marriage Italian Style	Nominated
1964	Julie Andrews	Mary Poppins	Mary Poppins	Won
1965	Julie Andrews	Maria von Trapp	The Sound of Music	Nominated
	Samantha Eggar	Miranda Grey	The Collector	Nominated
	Julie Christie	Diana Scott	Darling	Won
	Simone Signoret	La Condesa	Ship of Fools	Nominated
1966	Anouk Aimée	Anne Gauthier	A Man and a Woman	Nominated
	Ida Kamińska	Rozália Lautmannová	The Shop on Main Street	Nominated
	Elizabeth Taylor	Martha	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Won
	Lynn Redgrave	Georgina "Georgy" Parkin	Georgy Girl	Nominated
	Vanessa Redgrave	Leonie Delt	Morgan! – A Suitable Case for Treatment	Nominated
1967	Edith Evans	Maggie Ross	The Whisperers	Nominated
1967	Audrey Hepburn	Susy Hendrix	Wait Until Dark	Nominated
1968	Vanessa Redgrave	Isadora Duncan	Isadora	Nominated
1969	Maggie Smith	Jean Brodie	The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie	Won
1969	Jean Simmons	Mary Wilson	The Happy Ending	Nominated
1970	Glenda Jackson	Gudrun Brangwen	Women in Love	Won
1970	Sarah Miles	Rosy Ryan	Ryan's Daughter	Nominated
1971	Julie Christie	Constance Miller	McCabe & Mrs. Miller	Nominated
	Glenda Jackson	Alex Greville	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Nominated
	Vanessa Redgrave	Mary, Queen of Scots	Mary, Queen of Scots	Nominated
	Janet Suzman	Empress Alexandra of Russia	Nicholas and Alexandra	Nominated
1972	Liv Ullmann	Kristina Nilsson	The Emigrants	Nominated
1972	Maggie Smith	Augusta Bertram	Travels with My Aunt	Nominated
1973	Glenda Jackson	Vickie Allessio	A Touch of Class	Won
1975	Glenda Jackson	Hedda Gabler	Hedda	Nominated
	Ann-Margret	Nora Walker	Tommy	Nominated
	Isabelle Adjani	Adele Hugo/Adele Lewly	The Story of Adele H.	Nominated
1976	Marie-Christine Barrault	Marthe	Cousin Cousine	Nominated
1976	Liv Ullmann	Jenny Isaksson	Face to Face	Nominated
1978	Ingrid Bergman	Charlotte Andergast	Autumn Sonata	Nominated
1982	Julie Andrews	Victor Grazinski/Victoria Grant	Victor/Victoria	Nominated
1983	Julie Walters	Susan White/Rita	Educating Rita	Nominated
1984	Vanessa Redgrave	Olive Chancellor	The Bostonians	Nominated
1989	Jessica Tandy	Daisy Werthan	Driving Miss Daisy	Won
	Isabelle Adjani	Camille Claudel	Camille Claudel	Nominated
	Pauline Collins	Shirley Valentine-Bradshaw	Shirley Valentine	Nominated
1992	Emma Thompson	Margaret Schlegel	Howards End	Won
1992	Catherine Deneuve	Eliane Devries	Indochine	Nominated
1993	Emma Thompson	Sarah "Sally" Kenton	The Remains of the Day	Nominated
1994	Miranda Richardson	Vivienne Haigh-Wood	Tom & Viv	Nominated
1995	Emma Thompson	Elinor Dashwood	Sense and Sensibility	Nominated
1996	Brenda Blethyn	Cynthia Rose Purley	Secrets & Lies	Nominated
	Kristin Scott Thomas	Katharine Clifton	The English Patient	Nominated
	Emily Watson	Bess McNeill	Breaking the Waves	Nominated
1997	Helena Bonham Carter	Kate Croy	The Wings of the Dove	Nominated
	Julie Christie	Phyllis Hart	Afterglow	Nominated
	Judi Dench	Queen Victoria	Mrs Brown	Nominated
	Kate Winslet	Rose DeWitt Bukater	Titanic	Nominated
1998	Emily Watson	Jacqueline du Pre	Hilary and Jackie	Nominated
1999	Janet McTeer	Mary Jo Walker	Tumbleweeds	Nominated
1999	Julianne Moore	Sarah Miles	The End of the Affair	Nominated
2000	Juliette Binoche	Vianne Rocher	Chocolat	Nominated
2001	Judi Dench	Iris Murdoch	Iris	Nominated
2002	Julianne Moore	Cathy Whitaker	Far From Heaven	Nominated
2003	Samantha Morton	Sarah Sullivan	In America	Nominated
2003	Naomi Watts	Cristina Williams-Peck	21 Grams	Nominated
2004	Imelda Staunton	Vera Rose Drake	Vera Drake	Nominated
2004	Kate Winslet	Clementine Kruczynski	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind	Nominated
2005	Judi Dench	Laura Forster-Henderson	Mrs. Henderson Presents	Nominated
2005	Keira Knightley	Elizabeth Bennet	Pride & Prejudice	Nominated
2006	Helen Mirren	Queen Elizabeth II	The Queen	Won
	Penélope Cruz	Raimunda	Volver	Nominated
	Judi Dench	Barbara Covett	Notes on a Scandal	Nominated
	Kate Winslet	Sarah Pierce	Little Children	Nominated
2007	Marion Cotillard	Edith Piaf	La Vie en Rose	Won
2007	Julie Christie	Fiona Anderson	Away from Her	Nominated
2008	Kate Winslet	Hanna Schmitz	The Reader	Won
2009	Helen Mirren	Sophia Tolstaya	The Last Station	Nominated
2009	Carey Mulligan	Jenny Mellor	An Education	Nominated
2012	Emmanuelle Riva	Anne Laurent	Amour	Nominated
2013	Judi Dench	Philomena Lee	Philomena	Nominated
2014	Julianne Moore	Alice Howrath	Still Alice	Won
	Marion Cotillard	Sandra Bya	Two Days, One Night	Nominated
	Felicity Jones	Jane Hawking	The Theory of Everything	Nominated
	Rosamund Pike	Amy Elliott-Dunne/Nancy	Gone Girl	Nominated
2015	Charlotte Rampling	Kate Mercer	45 Years	Nominated
2015	Saoirse Ronan	Eilis Lacey	Brooklyn	Nominated
2016	Isabelle Huppert	Michele Leblanc	Elle	Nominated
2016	Ruth Negga	Mildred Loving	Loving	Nominated	First Black European actress nominated in the Leading category.
2017	Sally Hawkins	Elisa Esposito	The Shape of Water	Nominated
2017	Saoirse Ronan	Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson	Lady Bird	Nominated
2018	Olivia Colman	Anne, Queen of Great Britain	The Favourite	Won
2019	Cynthia Erivo	Harriet Tubman	Harriet	Nominated
2019	Saoirse Ronan	Josephine "Jo" March	Little Women	Nominated
2020/ 2021	Vanessa Kirby	Martha Weiss	Pieces of a Woman	Nominated
2020/ 2021	Carey Mulligan	Cassandra "Cassie" Thomas	Promising Young Woman	Nominated
2021	Penélope Cruz	Janis Martinez Moreno	Parallel Mothers	Nominated
2021	Olivia Colman	Lena Caruso	The Lost Daughter	Nominated
2022	Andrea Riseborough	Leslie Rowlands	To Leslie	Nominated
2022	Ana de Armas	Marilyn Monroe	Blonde	Nominated
2023	Sandra Hüller	Sandra Voyter	Anatomy of a Fall	Nominated
2023	Carey Mulligan	Felicia Montealegre	Maestro	Nominated

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Year	Name	Role	Film	Status
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
1936	Mischa Auer	Carlo	My Man Godfrey	Nominated
1936	Basil Rathbone	Tybalt - Nephew to Lady Capulet	Romeo and Juliet	Nominated
1937	Joseph Schildkraut	Captain Alfred Dreyfus	The Life of Emile Zola	Won
	H.B. Warner	Chang	Lost Horizon	Nominated
	Roland Young	Cosmo Topper	Topper	Nominated
1938	Robert Morley	King Louis XVI	Marie Antoinette	Nominated
1938	Basil Rathbone	King Louis XI	If I Were King	Nominated
1939	Brian Aherne	Emperor Maximilian von Habsburg	Juarez	Nominated
1939	Claude Rains	Sen. Joseph Harrison Paine	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington	Nominated
1940	Albert Bassermann	Van Meer	Foreign Correspondent	Nominated
1940	James Stephenson	Howard Joyce	The Letter	Nominated
1941	Donald Crisp	Gwilym Morgan	How Green Was My Valley	Won
1941	Sydney Greenstreet	Kasper Gutman	The Maltese Falcon	Nominated
1942	Henry Travers	James Ballard	Mrs. Miniver	Nominated
1943	Claude Rains	Capt. Louis Renault	Casablanca	Nominated
1944	Barry Fitzgerald	Father Fitzgibbon	Going My Way	Won
1944	Claude Rains	Job Skeffington	Mr. Skeffington	Nominated
1945	Michael Chekhov	Dr. Alexander "Alex" Brulov	Spellbound	Nominated
1946	Claude Rains	Alexander Sebastian	Notorious	Nominated
1947	Edmund Gwenn	Kris Kringle	Miracle on 34th Street	Won
1948	Oscar Homolka	Uncle Chris Halverson	I Remember Mama	Nominated
1948	Cecil Kellaway	Horace (A Leprechaun)	The Luck of the Irish	Nominated
1949	Ralph Richardson	Dr. Austin Sloper	The Heiress	Nominated
1950	George Sanders	Addison DeWitt	All About Eve	Won
	Edmund Gwenn	"Skipper" Miller	Mister 880	Nominated
	Erich von Stroheim	Max von Meyerling	Sunset Boulevard	Nominated
1951	Leo Genn	Petronius	Quo Vadis	Nominated
1951	Peter Ustinov	Nero	Quo Vadis	Nominated
1952	Richard Burton	Phillip Ashley	My Cousin Rachel	Nominated
1952	Victor McLaglen	Will "Red" Danaher	The Quiet Man	Nominated
1957	Vittorio De Sica	Major Alessandro Rinaldi	A Farewell to Arms	Nominated
1958	Theodore Bikel	Sheriff Max Muller	The Defiant Ones	Nominated
1959	Hugh Griffith	Sheik Ilderim	Ben-Hur	Won
1960	Peter Ustinov	Lentulus Batiatus	Spartacus	Won
1962	Terence Stamp	Billy Budd	Billy Budd	Nominated
1963	Hugh Griffith	Squire Western	Tom Jones	Nominated
1964	Peter Ustinov	Arthur Simon Simpson	Topkapi	Won
	John Gielgud	Louis VII of France	Becket	Nominated
	Stanley Holloway	Alfred Doolittle	My Fair Lady	Nominated
1965	Ian Bannen	"Ratbags" Crow	The Flight of the Phoenix	Nominated
	Tom Courtenay	Pasha Antipov (Strelnikov)	Doctor Zhivago	Nominated
	Frank Finlay	Iago	Othello	Nominated
1966	James Mason	James Leamington	Georgy Girl	Nominated
1966	Robert Shaw	Henry VIII of England	A Man for All Seasons	Nominated
1967	Cecil Kellaway	Monsignor Mike Ryan	Guess Who's Coming to Dinner	Nominated
1968	Daniel Massey	Noël Coward	Star!	Nominated
	Gene Wilder	Leopold "Leo" Bloom	The Producers	Nominated
	Jack Wild	The Artful Dodger	Oliver!	Nominated
1969	Anthony Quayle	Cardinal Wolsey	Anne of the Thousand Days	Nominated
1970	John Mills	Michael	Ryan's Daughter	Won
1973	John Houseman	Charles W. Kingsfield, Jr.	The Paper Chase	Won
1973	Vincent Gardenia	Dutch Schnell	Bang the Drum Slowly	Nominated
1974	Lee Strasberg	Hyman Roth	The Godfather Part II	Nominated
1976	Laurence Olivier	Dr. Christian Szell	Marathon Man	Nominated
1977	Mikhail Baryshnikov	Yuri Kopeikine	The Turning Point	Nominated
	Peter Firth	Alan Strang	Equus	Nominated
	Alec Guinness	Obi-Wan Kenobi	Star Wars	Nominated
	Maximilian Schell	Johann	Julia	Nominated
1978	John Hurt	Max	Midnight Express	Nominated
1981	John Gielgud	Hobson	Arthur	Won
1981	Ian Holm	Sam Mussabini	Chariots of Fire	Nominated
1982	James Mason	Ed Concannon	The Verdict	Nominated
1984	Ralph Richardson	The Sixth Earl of Greystoke	Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes	Nominated
1985	Klaus Maria Brandauer	Baron Bror von Blixen-Finecke Baron Hans von Blixen-Finecke	Out of Africa	Nominated
1986	Michael Caine	Elliott Daniels	Hannah and Her Sisters	Won
1986	Denholm Elliott	Mr. Emerson	A Room with a View	Nominated
1987	Sean Connery	Jimmy Malone	The Untouchables	Won
1987	Vincent Gardenia	Cosmo Castorini	Moonstruck	Nominated
1988	Alec Guinness	William Dorrit	Little Dorrit	Nominated
1991	Ben Kingsley	Meyer Lansky	Bugsy	Nominated
1992	Jaye Davidson	Dil	The Crying Game	Nominated
1993	Ralph Fiennes	Amon Goeth	Schindler's List	Nominated
1993	Pete Postlethwaite	Giuseppe Conlon	In the Name of the Father	Nominated
1994	Paul Scofield	Mark Van Doren	Quiz Show	Nominated
1995	Tim Roth	Archibald Cunningham	Rob Roy	Nominated
1996	Armin Mueller-Stahl	Peter Helfgott	Shine	Nominated
1997	Anthony Hopkins	John Quincy Adams	Amistad	Nominated
1999	Michael Caine	Dr. Wilbur Larch	The Cider House Rules	Won
1999	Jude Law	Dickie Greenleaf	The Talented Mr. Ripley	Nominated
2000	Albert Finney	Edward L. Masry	Erin Brockovich	Nominated
2001	Jim Broadbent	John Bayley	Iris	Won
	Ben Kingsley	Don Logan	Sexy Beast	Nominated
	Ian McKellen	Gandalf the Grey	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring	Nominated
2004	Clive Owen	Larry Gray	Closer	Nominated
2007	Javier Bardem	Anton Chigurh	No Country for Old Men	Won
2007	Tom Wilkinson	Arthur Edens	Michael Clayton	Nominated
2009	Christoph Waltz	SS Colonel Hans Landa	Inglourious Basterds	Won
2010	Christian Bale	Dicky Eklund	The Fighter	Won
2011	Kenneth Branagh	Laurence Olivier	My Week with Marilyn	Nominated
2011	Max von Sydow	The Renter	Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close	Nominated
2012	Christoph Waltz	Dr. King Schultz	Django Unchained	Won
2013	Michael Fassbender	Edwin Epps	12 Years a Slave	Nominated
2015	Christian Bale	Michael Burry	The Big Short	Nominated
	Mark Rylance	Rudolf Abel	Bridge of Spies	Won
	Tom Hardy	John Fitzgerald	The Revenant	Nominated
2016	Dev Patel	Saroo Brierley	Lion	Nominated
2018	Richard E. Grant	Jack Hock	Can You Ever Forgive Me?	Nominated
2019	Anthony Hopkins	Pope Benedict XVI	The Two Popes	Nominated
2020/2021	Daniel Kaluuya	Fred Hampton	Judas and the Black Messiah	Won
2020/2021	Sacha Baron Cohen	Abbie Hoffman	The Trial of the Chicago 7	Nominated
2021	Ciarán Hinds	"Pop"	Belfast	Nominated
2022	Brendan Gleeson	Colm Doherty	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
2022	Barry Keoghan	Dominic Kearney	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Year	Name	Role	Film	Status
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
1936	Maria Ouspenskaya	Baroness von Obersdorf	Dodsworth	Nominated
1937	May Whitty	Mrs. Bramson	Night Must Fall	Nominated
1938	Miliza Korjus	Carla Donner	The Great Waltz	Nominated
1939	Olivia de Havilland	Melanie Hamilton	Gone With the Wind	Nominated
	Geraldine Fitzgerald	Isabella Linton	Wuthering Heights	Nominated
	Maria Ouspenskaya	Grandmother Janou	Love Affair	Nominated
1941	Sara Allgood	Beth Morgan	How Green Was My Valley	Nominated
	Patricia Collinge	Birdie Bagtry-Hubbard	The Little Foxes	Nominated
	Margaret Wycherly	Mary Brooks-York	Sergeant York	Nominated
1942	Gladys Cooper	Mrs. Vale	Now, Voyager	Nominated
1942	May Whitty	Lady Beldon	Mrs. Miniver	Nominated
1943	Katina Paxinou	Pilar	For Whom the Bell Tolls	Won
1943	Gladys Cooper	Marie-Thérèse Vauzou	The Song of Bernadette	Nominated
1944	Angela Lansbury	Nancy Oliver	Gaslight	Nominated
1945	Angela Lansbury	Sibyl Vane	The Picture of Dorian Gray	Nominated
1946	Flora Robson	Angelique Buiton	Saratoga Trunk	Nominated
1948	Jean Simmons	Ophelia	Hamlet	Nominated
1949	Elsa Lanchester	Amelia Potts	Come to the Stable	Nominated
1952	Colette Marchand	Marie Charlet	Moulin Rouge	Nominated
1954	Nina Foch	Erica Martin	Executive Suite	Nominated
1955	Marisa Pavan	Rosa Delle Rose	The Rose Tattoo	Nominated
1957	Elsa Lanchester	Miss Plimsoll	Witness for the Prosecution	Nominated
1958	Wendy Hiller	Pat Cooper	Separate Tables	Nominated
1959	Hermione Baddeley	Elspeth	Room at the Top	Nominated
1960	Glynis Johns	Mrs. Firth	The Sundowners	Nominated
1960	Mary Ure	Clara Dawes	Sons and Lovers	Nominated
1961	Lotte Lenya	Magda Terribili-Gonzales	The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone	Nominated
1962	Angela Lansbury	Eleanor Iselin	The Manchurian Candidate	Nominated
1963	Margaret Rutherford	The Duchess of Brighton	The V.I.P.s	Won
	Edith Evans	Miss Western	Tom Jones	Nominated
	Joyce Redman	Mrs. Waters/Jenny Jones	Tom Jones	Nominated
	Lilia Skala	Mother Maria Marthe	Lilies of the Field	Nominated
1964	Lila Kedrova	Madame Hortense	Zorba the Greek	Won
	Gladys Cooper	Mrs. Higgins	My Fair Lady	Nominated
	Edith Evans	Mrs. St. Maugham	The Chalk Garden	Nominated
1965	Joyce Redman	Emilia	Othello	Nominated
1965	Maggie Smith	Desdemona	Othello	Nominated
1966	Wendy Hiller	Alice More	A Man for All Seasons	Nominated
	Vivien Merchant	Lily Clamacraft	Alfie	Nominated
	Jocelyne LaGarde	Malama Kanakoa	Hawaii	Nominated
1969	Susannah York	Alice LeBlanc	They Shoot Horses, Don't They?	Nominated
1971	Margaret Leighton	Mrs. Maudsley	The Go-Between	Nominated
1971	Ann-Margret	Bobbie	Carnal Knowledge	Nominated
1974	Ingrid Bergman	Greta Ohlsson	Murder on the Orient Express	Won
1974	Valentina Cortese	Severine	Day for Night	Nominated
1977	Vanessa Redgrave	Julia	Julia	Nominated
1978	Maggie Smith	Diana Barrie	California Suite	Won
1984	Peggy Ashcroft	Mrs. Moore	A Passage to India	Won
1986	Maggie Smith	Charlotte Bartlett	A Room with a View	Nominated
1989	Brenda Fricker	Bridget Fagan-Brown	My Left Foot	Won
1991	Jessica Tandy	Virginia "Ninny" Threadgoode	Fried Green Tomatoes	Nominated
1992	Joan Plowright	Mrs. Fisher	Enchanted April	Nominated
	Vanessa Redgrave	Ruth Wilcox	Howards End	Nominated
	Miranda Richardson	Ingrid Thompson-Fleming	Damage	Nominated
1993	Emma Thompson	Gareth Peirce	In the Name of the Father	Nominated
1994	Rosemary Harris	Rose Haigh-Wood	Tom & Viv	Nominated
1994	Helen Mirren	Queen Charlotte	The Madness of King George	Nominated
1995	Kate Winslet	Marianne Dashwood	Sense and Sensibility	Nominated
1996	Juliette Binoche	Hana	The English Patient	Won
1996	Marianne Jean-Baptiste	Hortense Cumberbatch	Secrets & Lies	Nominated
1997	Minnie Driver	Skylar	Good Will Hunting	Nominated
1997	Julianne Moore	Maggie / Amber Waves	Boogie Nights	Nominated
1998	Judi Dench	Queen Elizabeth I	Shakespeare in Love	Won
	Brenda Blethyn	Mari Hoff	Little Voice	Nominated
	Lynn Redgrave	Hanna	Gods and Monsters	Nominated
1999	Samantha Morton	Hattie	Sweet and Lowdown	Nominated
2000	Judi Dench	Amande Voizin	Chocolat	Nominated
2000	Julie Walters	Georgia Wilkinson	Billy Elliot	Nominated
2001	Helen Mirren	Mrs. Wilson	Gosford Park	Nominated
	Maggie Smith	Constance Trentham	Gosford Park	Nominated
	Kate Winslet	Iris Murdoch	Iris	Nominated
2002	Catherine Zeta-Jones	Velma Kelly	Chicago	Won
2002	Julianne Moore	Laura Brown	The Hours	Nominated
2004	Sophie Okonedo	Tatiana Rusesabagina	Hotel Rwanda	Nominated
2005	Rachel Weisz	Tessa Quayle	The Constant Gardener	Won
2007	Tilda Swinton	Karen Crowder	Michael Clayton	Won
2007	Saoirse Ronan	Briony Tallis	Atonement	Nominated
2008	Penélope Cruz	Maria Elena	Vicky Cristina Barcelona	Won
2009	Penélope Cruz	Carla Albanese	Nine	Nominated
2010	Helena Bonham Carter	Queen Elizabeth	The King's Speech	Nominated
2011	Berenice Bejo	Peppy Miller	The Artist	Nominated
2011	Janet McTeer	Hubert Page	Albert Nobbs	Nominated
2013	Sally Hawkins	Ginger	Blue Jasmine	Nominated
2014	Keira Knightley	Joan Clarke	The Imitation Game	Nominated
2015	Alicia Vikander	Gerda Wegener	The Danish Girl	Won
2015	Kate Winslet	Joanna Hoffman	Steve Jobs	Nominated
2016	Naomie Harris	Paula Harris	Moonlight	Nominated
2017	Lesley Manville	Cyril Woodcock	Phantom Thread	Nominated
2018	Rachel Weisz	Sarah Churchill	The Favourite	Nominated
2019	Florence Pugh	Amy March	Little Women	Nominated
2020/2021	Maria Bakalova	Tutar Sagdiyev	Borat Subsequent Moviefilm	Nominated
2020/2021	Olivia Colman	Anne	The Father	Nominated
2021	Judi Dench	"Granny"	Belfast	Nominated
	Kirsten Dunst	Rose Gordon	The Power of the Dog	Nominated
	Jessie Buckley	Young Leda Caruso	The Lost Daughter	Nominated
2022	Kerry Condon	Siobhán Súilleabháin	The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
2023	Emily Blunt	Katherine Oppenheimer	Oppenheimer	Nominated

Best Original Screenplay

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status
Best Original Screenplay
1940	Charles Bennett and Joan Harrison		Foreign Correspondent	Nominated
1940	Charlie Chaplin		The Great Dictator	Nominated
1942	Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger	/	One of Our Aircraft Is Missing	Nominated
1943	Noël Coward		In Which We Serve	Nominated
1945	Richard Schweizer		Marie-Louise	Won
1946	Muriel Box and Sydney Box		The Seventh Veil	Won
	Raymond Chandler		The Blue Dahlia	Nominated
	Jacques Prevert		Children of Paradise	Nominated
1947	Charlie Chaplin		Monsieur Verdoux	Nominated
1947	Sergio Amidei, Adolfo Franci, Cesare Giulio Viola and Cesare Zavattini		Shoeshine	Nominated
1949	Sergio Amidei, Federico Fellini, Alfred Hayes, Marcello Pagliero and Roberto Rossellini	/	Paisan	Nominated
1949	T.E.B. Clarke		Passport to Pimlico	Nominated
1950	Billy Wilder		Sunset Boulevard	Won
1951	Billy Wilder		The Big Carnival	Nominated
1952	T.E.B. Clarke		The Lavender Hill Mob	Nominated
1952	Terence Rattigan		Breaking the Sound Barrier	Nominated
1953	Walter Reisch		Titanic	Won
1955	Sonya Levien		Interrupted Melody	Won
1955	Henri Marquet and Jacques Tati		Mr. Hulot's Holiday	Nominated
1956	Albert Lamorisse		The Red Balloon	Won
1956	Federico Fellini and Tullio Pinelli		La Strada	Nominated
1957	Federico Fellini, Ennio Flaiano and Tullio Pinelli		I Vitelloni	Nominated
1959	Marcel Moussy and François Truffaut		The 400 Blows	Nominated
1959	Ingmar Bergman		Wild Strawberries	Nominated
1960	I.A.L. Diamond and Billy Wilder	/	The Apartment	Won
	Bryan Forbes, Michael Craig and Richard Gregson		The Angry Silence	Nominated
	Marguerite Duras		Hiroshima, Mon Amour	Nominated
1961	Grigori Chukhrai and Valentin Yezhov		Ballad of a Soldier	Nominated
	Sergio Amidei, Diego Fabbi and Indro Montanelli		General Della Rovere	Nominated
	Federico Fellini, Ennio Flaiano, Tullio Pinelli, and Brunello Rondi		La Dolce Vita	Nominated
1962	Ennio de Concini, Pietro Germi, and Alfredo Giannetti		Divorce Italian Style	Won
	Wolfgang Reinhardt		Freud	Nominated
	Alain Robbe-Grillet		Last Year at Marienbad	Nominated
	Ingmar Bergman		Through a Glass Darkly	Nominated
1963	Elia Kazan		America America	Nominated
	Federico Fellini, Ennio Flaiano, Tullio Pinelli, and Brunello Rondi		8 1/2	Nominated
	Carlo Bernari, Pasquale Festa Campanile, Massimo Franciosa, Nanni Loy, and Vasco Pratolini		The Four Days of Naples	Nominated
1964	Alun Owen		A Hard Day's Night	Nominated
	Age, Mario Monicelli, and Furio Scarpelli		The Organizer	Nominated
	Daniel Boulanger, Philipe de Broca, Ariane Mnouchkine, and Jean-Paul Rappeneau		That Man from Rio	Nominated
1965	Frederic Raphael		Darling	Won
	Age, Suso Cecchi d'Amico, Tonino Guerra, Mario Monicelli, Giorgio Salvioni, and Furio Scarpelli		Casanova 70	Nominated
	Ken Annakin and Jack Davies		Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines	Nominated
	Jacques Demy		The Umbrellas of Cherbourg	Nominated
1966	Claude Lelouch and Pierre Uytterhoeven		A Man and a Woman	Won
	Michelangelo Antonioni, Edward Bond, and Tonino Guerra	/	Blowup	Nominated
	I.A.L. Diamond and Billy Wilder	/	The Fortune Cookie	Nominated
1967	Jorge Semprún		La Guerre Est Finie	Nominated
1967	Frederic Raphael		Two for the Road	Nominated
1968	Gillo Pontecorvo and Franco Solinas		The Battle of Algiers	Nominated
	Peter Ustinov		Hot Millions	Nominated
	Arthur C. Clarke		2001: A Space Odyssey	Nominated
1969	Nicola Badalucco, Enrico Medioli, and Luchino Visconti		The Damned	Nominated
1970	Eric Rohmer		My Night at Maud's	Nominated
1971	Elio Petri and Ugo Pirro		Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion	Nominated
1971	Penelope Gilliatt		Sunday Bloody Sunday	Nominated
1972	Luis Buñuel and Jean-Claude Carriere	/	The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie	Nominated
1972	Louis Malle		Murmur of the Heart	Nominated
1973	Ingmar Bergman		Cries and Whispers	Nominated
1974	Jean-Louis Richard, Suzanne Schiffman, and François Truffaut		Day for Night	Nominated
1975	Claude Lelouch and Pierre Uytterhoeven		And Now My Love	Nominated
1975	Federico Fellini and Tonino Guerra		Amarcord	Nominated
1976	Lina Wertmuller		Seven Beauties	Nominated
1976	Jean-Charles Tacchella and Daniele Thompson		Cousin, Cousine	Nominated
1978	Ingmar Bergman		Autumn Sonata	Nominated
1978	Michael Cimino		The Deer Hunter	Nominated
1979	Steve Tesich		Breaking Away	Won
1980	Jean Gruault		Mon oncle d'Amerique	Nominated
1981	Colin Welland		Chariots of Fire	Won
1981	Trevor Griffiths		Reds	Nominated
1984	Anna Thomas		El Norte	Nominated
1985	Terry Gilliam, Charles McKeown, and Tom Stoppard	/	Brazil	Nominated
1986	Hanif Kureishi		My Beautiful Laundrette	Nominated
1987	Louis Malle		Au Revoir Les Enfants	Nominated
1987	John Boorman		Hope and Glory	Nominated
1988	John Cleese and Charles Crichton		A Fish Called Wanda	Nominated
1992	Neil Jordan		The Crying Game	Won
1994	Richard Curtis		Four Weddings and a Funeral	Nominated
1994	Krzysztof Kieślowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz		Three Colours: Red	Nominated
1996	Mike Leigh		Secrets & Lies	Nominated
1997	Simon Beaufoy		The Full Monty	Nominated
1998	Tom Stoppard		Shakespeare in Love	Won
1998	Roberto Benigni and Vincenzo Cerami		Life is Beautiful	Nominated
1999	Mike Leigh		Topsy-Turvy	Nominated
2000	Lee Hall		Billy Elliot	Nominated
2000	William Nicholson		Gladiator	Nominated
2001	Julian Fellowes		Gosford Park	Won
	Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Guillaume Laurant		Amelie	Nominated
	Christopher Nolan and Jonathan Nolan		Memento	Nominated
2002	Pedro Almodóvar		Talk to Her	Won
2003	Steven Knight		Dirty Pretty Things	Nominated
	Steven Zaillian		Gangs of New York	Nominated
	Jim Sheridan, Kirsten Sheridan, and Naomi Sheridan		In America	Nominated
2004	Terry George		Hotel Rwanda	Nominated
	Pierre Bismuth and Michel Gondry		Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind	Won
	Mike Leigh		Vera Drake	Nominated
2006	Peter Morgan		The Queen	Nominated
2007	Jan Pinkava		Ratatouille	Nominated
2008	Mike Leigh		Happy-Go-Lucky	Nominated
2008	Martin McDonagh		In Bruges	Nominated
2009	Alessandro Camon		The Messenger	Nominated
2010	David Seidler		The King's Speech	Won
	Mike Leigh		Another Year	Nominated
	Christopher Nolan		Inception	Nominated
2011	Michel Hazanavicius		The Artist	Nominated
2012	Michael Haneke		Amour	Nominated
2014	Hugo Guinness		The Grand Budapest Hotel	Nominated
2015	Matt Charman		Bridge of Spies	Nominated
2015	Alex Garland		Ex Machina	Nominated
2016	Damien Chazelle		La La Land	Nominated
2016	Efthimis Filippou and Yorgos Lanthimos		The Lobster	Nominated
2017	Martin McDonagh		Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri	Nominated
2019	Sam Mendes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns	/	1917	Nominated
2020/2021	Emerald Fennell		Promising Young Woman	Won
2021	Kenneth Branagh		Belfast	Won
2021	Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier		The Worst Person in the World	Nominated
2022	Martin McDonagh		The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
2022	Ruben Östlund		Triangle of Sadness	Nominated
2023	Justine Triet and Arthur Harari		Anatomy of a Fall	Won

Best Adapted Screenplay

During certain ceremonies the Oscars only gave out one screenplay awards. If a screenplay is original, it will be noted as such.

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Adapted Screenplay
1929	Hanns Kräly		The Patriot	Won
1929	Hanns Kräly		The Last of Mrs. Cheyney	Nominated
1932	Samuel Hoffenstein		Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	Nominated
1933	Sonya Levien		State Fair	Nominated
1933	Victor Heerman		Little Women	Won
1937	Heinz Herald and Géza Herczeg	/	The Life of Emile Zola	Won
1938	George Bernard Shaw, Ian Dalrympe, Cecil Arthur Lewis, and W. P. Lipscomb	/	Pygmalion	Won
1939	Holt Marvell, R. C. Sherriff, and Claudine West		Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Nominated
1939	Walter Reisch and Billy Wilder		Ninotchka	Nominated
1940	Joan Harrison		Rebecca	Nominated
1941	Billy Wilder		Hold Back the Dawn	Nominated
1942	George Froeschel, James Hilton, Claudine West, and Arthur Wimperis	/	Mrs. Miniver	Won
		/	Random Harvest	Nominated
	Jo Swerling		The Pride of the Yankees	Nominated
	Rodney Ackland and Emeric Pressburger	/	49th Parallel	Nominated
1944	Samuel Hoffenstein		Laura	Nominated
	John Van Druten		Gaslight	Nominated
	Walter Reisch		Gaslight	Nominated
	Raymond Chandler		Double Indemnity	Nominated
	Billy Wilder		Double Indemnity	Nominated
1945	Billy Wilder		The Lost Weekend	Won
1946	Sergio Amidel and Federico Fellini		Rome, Open City	Nominated
1946	David Lean, Anthony Havelock-Allan, and Ronald Neame		Brief Encounter	Nominated
1947	David Lean, Anthony Havelock-Allan, and Ronald Neame		Great Expectations	Nominated
1948	Billy Wilder		A Foreign Affair	Nominated
	Irma Von Cube		Johnny Belinda	Nominated
	Richard Schweizer and David Wechsler [de]		The Search	Nominated
	Frank Partos		The Snake Pit	Nominated
1949	Cesare Zavattini		Bicycle Thieves	Nominated
1949	Graham Greene		The Fallen Idol	Nominated
1951	Jacques Natanson and Max Ophüls	/	La Ronde	Nominated
1951	Robert Wyler		Detective Story	Nominated
1952	John Dighton and Roger MacDougall	/	Sabrina	Nominated
1953	John Dighton and Ian McLellan Hunter		Roman Holiday	Nominated
1953	Eric Ambler		The Cruel Sea	Nominated
1954	Billy Wilder		Sabrina	Nominated
1956	Ivan Moffat		Giant	Nominated
1957	Pierre Boulle		The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1958	Alec Guinness		The Horse's Mouth	Nominated
1959	I. A. L. Diamond and Billy Wilder	/	Some Like It Hot	Nominated
1959	Neil Paterson		Room at the Top	Won
1960	T. E. B. Clarke and Gavin Lambert		Sons and Lovers	Nominated
1960	James Kennaway		Tunes of Glory	Nominated
1962	Vladimir Nabokov		Lolita	Nominated
1962	Robert Bolt		Lawrence of Arabia	Nominated
1963	John Osborne		Tom Jones	Won
1963	Serge Bourguignon and Antoine Tudal		Sundays and Cybele	Nominated
1964	Peter George		Dr. Strangelove	Nominated
1964	Michael Cacoyannis		Zorba the Greek	Nominated
1965	Robert Bolt		Doctor Zhivago	Won
1966	Robert Bolt		A Man for All Seasons	Won
1966	Vernon Harris		Alfie	Nominated
1968	Roman Polanski		Rosemary's Baby	Nominated
1968	Vernon Harris		Oliver!	Nominated
1969	Bridget Boland		Anne of the Thousand Days	Nominated
1969	Costa-Gavras and Jorge Semprún	/	Z	Nominated
1970	Joseph Bologna		Lovers and Other Strangers	Nominated
1971	Bernardo Bertolucci		The Conformist	Nominated
1971	Vittorio Bonicelli and Ugo Pirro		The Garden of the Finzi-Continis	Nominated
1972	Bengt Forslund and Jan Troell		The Emigrants	Nominated
1974	Paul Dehn		Murder on the Orient Express	Nominated
1974	Lionel Chetwynd		The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz	Nominated
1975	Ruggero Maccari and Dino Risi		Profumo di donna	Nominated
1976	Federico Fellini and Bernardino Zapponi		Fellini's Casanova	Nominated
1976	David Butler		Voyage of the Damned	Nominated
1977	Gavin Lambert	\|	I Never Promised You a Rose Garden	Nominated
	Peter Shaffer	\|	Equus	Nominated
	Luis Buñuel and Jean-Claude Carrière	/	That Obscure Object of Desire	Nominated
1979	Marcello Danon, Édouard Molinaro, Jean Poiret, and Francis Veber		La Cage aux Folles	Nominated
1981	Harold Pinter		The French Lieutenant's Woman	Nominated
1981	Dennis Potter		Pennies from Heaven	Nominated
1982	Costa-Gavras		Missing	Won
1982	Wolfgang Petersen		Das Boot	Nominated
1983	Harold Pinter		Betrayal	Nominated
	Willy Russell		Educating Rita	Nominated
	Ronald Harwood		The Dresser	Nominated	Harwood was born in South Africa.
1985	Menno Meyjes		The Color Purple	Nominated
1986	Ruth Prawer Jhabvala		A Room with a View	Won
1987	Bernardo Bertolucci and Mark Peploe	/	The Last Emperor	Won
	Per Berglund, Brasse Brännström, Lasse Hallström and Reidar Jönsson		My Life as a Dog	Nominated
	James Dearden		Fatal Attraction	Nominated
1988	Christopher Hampton		Dangerous Liaisons	Won
	Christine Edzard		Little Dorrit	Nominated
	Jean-Claude Carrière		The Unbearable Lightness of Being	Nominated
1989	Shane Connaughton and Jim Sheridan		My Left Foot	Nominated
1990	Martin Scorsese		Goodfellas	Nominated
1991	Agniezska Holland		Europa Europa	Nominated
1992	Peter Barnes		Enchanted April	Nominated
1992	Ruth Prawer Jhabvala		Howards End	Won
1993	Ruth Prawer Jhabvala		The Remains of the Day	Nominated
	Martin Scorsese		Age of Innocence	Nominated
	Terry George and Jim Sheridan		In the Name of the Father	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, Anna Pavignano, Furio Scarpelli, Giacomo Scarpelli, and Massimo Troisi	/	Il Postino: The Postman	Nominated
1996	Kenneth Branagh		Hamlet	Nominated
	John Hodge		Trainspotting	Nominated
	Anthony Minghella		The English Patient	Nominated
1997	Atom Egoyan		The Sweet Hereafter	Won
1999	Anthony Minghella		The Talented Mr. Ripley	Nominated
2002	David Hare		The Hours	Nominated
2002	Ronald Harwood		The Pianist	Won
2004	Julie Delpy		Before Sunset	Nominated
2005	Jeffrey Caine		Philomena	Nominated
2006	Sacha Baron Cohen, Peter Baynham, and Dan Mazer	/	Borat	Nominated
	Hawk Ostby		Children of Men	Nominated
	Patrick Marber		Notes on a Scandal	Nominated
2007	Christopher Hampton		Atonement	Nominated
2007	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
2009	Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci and Tony Roche	/	In the Loop	Nominated
2010	Simon Beaufoy and Danny Boyle		127 Hours	Nominated
2011	Bridget O'Connor and Peter Straughan		Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy	Nominated
2013	Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope		Philomena	Nominated
2013	Julie Delpy		Before Midnight	Nominated
2014	Damien Chazelle		Whiplash	Nominated
2015	Emma Donoghue		Room	Nominated
2015	Nick Hornby		Brooklyn	Nominated
2020/2021	Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller	/	The Father	Won
2020/2021	Sacha Baron Cohen, Dan Swimer, Peter Baynham and Dan Mazer	/	Borat Subsequent Moviefilm	Nominated
2022	Edward Berger, Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell	/	All Quiet on the Western Front	Nominated
2022	Kazuo Ishiguro		Living	Nominated
2023	Christopher Nolan		Oppenheimer	Nominated
2023	Jonathan Glazer		The Zone of Interest	Nominated

Best Story

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Story
1928	Lajos Bíró		The Last Command	Nominated
1928	Ben Hecht		Underworld	Won
1929	Harry d'Abbadie d'Arrast		Laughter	Nominated
1929	Kubec Glasmon		The Public Enemy	Nominated
1934	Arthur Caesar		Manhattan Melodrama	Nominated
1935	Ben Hecht		The Scoundrel	Won
1937	Heinz Herald and Geza Herczeg	/	The Life of Emile Zola	Nominated
1937	Hans Kraly		One Hundred Men and a Girl	Nominated
1938	Frederick Kohner		Mad About Music	Nominated
1939	Felix Jackson		Bachelor Mother	Nominated
1939	Melchior Lengyel		Ninotchka	Nominated
1940	Bella and Samuel Spewack	/	My Favorite Wife	Nominated
1940	Walter Reisch		Comrade X	Nominated
1941	Billy Wilder		Ball of Fire	Nominated
1941	Monckton Hoffe		The Lady Eve	Nominated
1942	Emeric Pressburger	/	49th Parallel	Won
1944	Alfred Neumann		None Shall Escape	Nominated
1945	Charles G. Booth		The House on 92nd Street	Won
	László Görög		The Affairs of Susan	Nominated	Shared with Thomas Monroe
	Ernst Marischka		A Song to Remember	Nominated
1946	Clemence Dane		Vacation from Marriage	Won
	Vladimir Pozner		The Dark Mirror	Nominated
	Victor Trivas		The Stranger	Nominated
1947	Georges Chaperot René Wheeler		A Cage of Nightingales	Nominated
1947	Frederick Stephani		It Happened on Fifth Avenue	Nominated	Shared with Herbert Clyde Lewis
1948	Richard Schweizer David Wechsler [de]		The Search	Won
1948	Emeric Pressburger	/	The Red Shoes	Nominated
1950	Giuseppe De Santis Carlo Lizzani		Bitter Rice	Nominated
1950	André de Toth		The Gunfighter	Nominated	Shared with William Bowers
1951	James Bernard Paul Dehn		Seven Days to Noon	Won
	Oscar Millard		The Frogmen	Nominated
	Alfred Hayes		Teresa	Nominated	Shared with Stewart Stern
1952	Robert Riskin		Here Comes The Groom	Nominated
1954	Ettore Margadonna		Bread, Love and Dreams	Nominated
	François Boyer		Forbidden Games	Nominated
	Jed Harris		Night People	Nominated
	Philip Yordan		Broken Lance	Won
1955	Jean Marsan Henri Troyat Jacques Perret Henri Verneuil Raoul Ploquin		The Sheep Has Five Legs	Nominated
1956	Jean-Paul Sartre		The Proud and the Beautiful	Nominated
1956	Cesare Zavattini		Umberto D.	Nominated

Best Animated Feature

Year	Name	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
2003	Sylvain Chomet	The Triplets of Belleville	Nominated
2005	Nick Park Steve Box	Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit	Won
2006	Gil Kenan	Monster House	Nominated
2007	Vincent Paronnaud	Persepolis	Nominated	Shared with Marjane Satrapi.
2008	John Stevenson	Kung Fu Panda	Nominated	Shared with Mark Osborne.
2009	Tomm Moore	The Secret of Kells	Nominated
2010	Sylvain Chomet	The Illusionist	Nominated
2011	Alain Gagnol Jean-Loup Felicioli	A Cat in Paris	Nominated
2011	Fernando Trueba Javier Mariscal	Chico and Rita	Nominated
2012	Sam Fell Chris Butler	ParaNorman	Nominated
2012	Peter Lord	The Pirates! Band of Misfits	Nominated
2013	Pierre Coffin	Despicable Me 2	Nominated	Shared with Chris Renaud and Chris Meledandri.
2013	Benjamin Renner Didier Brunner	Ernest & Celestine	Nominated
2014	Tomm Moore Paul Young	Song of the Sea	Nominated
2015	Mark Burton Richard Starzak	Shaun the Sheep Movie	Nominated
2016	Claude Barras Max Karli	My Life as a Zucchini	Nominated
2016	Michaël Dudok de Wit	The Red Turtle	Nominated	Shared with Toshio Suzuki.
2017	Nora Twomey	The Breadwinner	Nominated	Shared with Anthony Leo.
	Dorota Kobiela	Loving Vincent	Nominated
	Hugh Welchman Ivan Mactaggart	Loving Vincent	Nominated
2019	Jérémy Clapin Marc du Pontavice	I Lost My Body	Nominated
	Sergio Pablos Marisa Román	Klaus	Nominated	Shared with Jinko Gotoh.
	Chris Butler	Missing Link	Nominated	Shared with Arianne Sutner and Travis Knight.
2020	Richard Phelan Will Becher Paul Kewley	A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon	Nominated
	Tomm Moore Ross Stewart Paul Young	Wolfwalkers	Nominated
	Stéphan Roelants	Wolfwalkers	Nominated
2021	Jonas Poher Rasmussen Monica Hellström Signe Byrge Sørensen	Flee	Nominated
	Charlotte De La Gournerie	Flee	Nominated
	Enrico Casarosa	Luca	Nominated	Shared with Andrea Warren.
2022	Pablo Berger Ibon Cormenzana Ignasi Estapé Sandra Tapia Díaz	Robot Dreams	Nominated

Best Animated Short Film

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film
1936	Max Fleischer		Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor	Nominated	Fleischer was Polish-born American.
1937			Educated Fish	Nominated
1938			Hunky and Spunky	Nominated
1941			Superman	Nominated
1941	George Pal		Rhythm in the Ranks	Nominated
1942			Tulips Shall Grow	Nominated
1943			The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins	Nominated
1944			And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street	Nominated
1945			Jasper and the Beanstalk	Nominated
1946			John Henry and the Inky-Poo	Nominated
1947			Tubby the Tuba	Nominated
1960	František Vystrčil		A Place in the Sun	Nominated
1961	Zagreb Film		Ersatz	Won	Directed by Yugoslavian/Croatian Dušan Vukotić. First non-US production to win for Best Animated Short.
1963	John Halas		Automania 2000	Nominated
1963	Dušan Vukotić	/	The Game (Igra)	Nominated
1965	Emanuele Luzzati		The Thieving Magpie	Nominated
1966	Wolf Koenig		The Drag	Nominated	Koenig was German-Canadian. Shared with Robert Verrall.
1967	Wolf Koenig		What on Earth!	Nominated	Koenig was German-Canadian. Shared with Robert Verrall.
1967	Jean-Charles Meunier		Hypothese Beta	Nominated
1968	Wolf Koenig		The House That Jack Built	Nominated	Shared with Jim MacKay
1971	Michael Mills		Evolution	Nominated	Mills is a British-born Canadian.
1971	Gerald Potterton Peter Sander		The Selfish Giant	Nominated	Potterton and Sander are both British-born Canadians.
1972	Richard Williams		A Christmas Carol	Won	Williams was British-Canadian.
	Bob Godfrey		Kama Sutra Rides Again	Nominated
	Nedeljko Dragic		Tup Tup	Nominated
1973	Guilo Gianini Emanuele Luzzati		Pulcinella	Nominated
1974	Peter Foldes	/	Hunger	Nominated	Shared with René Jodoin
1974	Wolfgang Reitherman		Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too	Nominated
1975	Bob Godfrey		Great	Won
1975	Marcell Jankovics	/	Sisyphus	Nominated
1976	Manfredo Manfredi		Dedalo	Nominated
1976	Guy Glover		The Street	Nominated	Shared with Caroline Leaf.
1977	Co Hoedeman		The Sand Castle	Won	Hoedeman is Dutch-Canadian.
1978	Eunice Macaulay		Special Delivery	Won	Shared with John Weldon.
1978	Nico Crama		Oh My Darling	Nominated
1979	Derek Lamb		Every Child	Won
	Bob Godfrey		Dream Doll	Nominated
	Zlatko Grgić		Dream Doll	Nominated
	Paul Fierlinger		It's So Nice to Have a Wolf Around the House	Nominated
1980	Ferenc Rofusz		The Fly	Won
1980	Michael Mills		History of the World in Three Minutes Flat	Nominated	Mills is a British-born Canadian.
1982	Zbigniew Rybczyński		Tango	Won
1982	John Coates Dianne Jackson		The Snowman	Nominated
1985	Cilia van Dijk		Anna & Bella	Won
1985	Alison Snowden		Second Class Mail	Nominated
1986	Willem Thijsen		A Greek Tragedy	Won
1986	Linda Van Tulden		A Greek Tragedy	Won
1987	Eunice Macaulay		George and Rosemary	Nominated
1989	Wolfgang Lauenstein Christoph Lauenstein		Balance	Won
	Aleksandr Petrov		The Cow	Nominated
	Mark Baker		The Hill Farm	Nominated
1990	Nick Park		Creature Comforts	Won
	Nick Park		A Grand Day Out	Nominated
	Bruno Bozzetto		Grasshoppers	Nominated
1991	Daniel Greaves		Manipulation	Won
1992	Peter Lord		Adam	Nominated
	Paul Berry		The Sandman	Nominated
	Barry Purves		Screen Play	Nominated
	Michaela Pavlátová		Reci, Reci, Reci...	Nominated
1993	Nick Park		The Wrong Trousers	Won
	Stephen Palmer		Blindscape	Nominated
	Kevin Baldwin Bob Godfrey		Small Talk	Nominated
	Mark Baker		The Village	Nominated
1994	Alison Snowden		Bob's Birthday	Won	Shared with David Fine
	David Stoten Tim Watts		The Big Story	Nominated
	Michaël Dudok de Wit		The Monk and the Fish	Nominated
1995	Nick Park		A Close Shave	Won
1995	Alexiy Kharitidi		Gagarin	Nominated
1996	Tyron Montgomery		Quest	Won
	Thomas Stellmach		Quest	Won
	Peter Lord		Wat's Pig	Nominated
1997	Jan Pinkava		Geri's Game	Won	Pinkava is Czech-born and holds British and American citizenship
	Joanna Quinn		Famous Fred	Nominated
	Aleksandr Petrov		The Mermaid	Nominated
	Sylvain Chomet		The Old Lady and the Pigeons	Nominated
1998	Christopher Grace Jonathan Myerson		The Canterbury Tales	Nominated
	Mark Baker		Jolly Roger	Nominated
	Stefan Fjeldmark Karsten Kiilerich		When Life Departs	Nominated
1999	Aleksandr Petrov		The Old Man and the Sea	Won
	Paul Driessen		3 Misses	Nominated
	Peter Peake		Humdrum	Nominated
	Torill Kove		My Grandmother Ironed the King's Shirts	Nominated	Kove is a Norwegian-born Canadian.
2000	Michaël Dudok de Wit		Father and Daughter	Won
2000	Steffen Schäffler Annette Schäffler		The Periwig-Maker	Nominated
2001	Seamus Byrne Ruairí Robinson		Fifty Percent Grey	Nominated
2001	Cathal Gaffney Darragh O'Connell		Give Up Yer Aul Sins	Nominated
2002	Tomek Baginski		The Cathedral	Nominated
2002	Chris Stenner Heidi Wittlinger		Das Rad	Nominated
2003	Dominique Monféry		Destino	Nominated	Shared with Roy E. Disney.
2005	Sharon Colman		Badgered	Nominated
2006	Torill Kove		The Danish Poet	Won
2006	Géza M. Tóth		Maestro	Nominated
2007	Suzie Templeton Hugh Welchman		Peter & the Wolf	Won
	Samuel Tourneux Simon Vanesse		Even Pigeons Go to Heaven	Nominated
	Maciek Szczerbowski		Madame Tutli-Putli	Nominated	Shared with Chris Lavis.
	Aleksandr Petrov		My Love	Nominated
2008	Konstantin Bronzit		Lavatory – Lovestory	Nominated
	Thierry Marchand		Oktapodi	Nominated	Shared with Emud Mokhberi.
	Adam Foulkes Alan Smith		This Way Up	Nominated
2009	Nicolas Schmerkin		Logorama	Won
	Fabrice Joubert		French Roast	Nominated
	Darragh O'Connell Nicky Phelan		Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty	Nominated
	Javier Recio Gracia		The Lady and the Reaper	Nominated
	Nick Park		A Matter of Loaf and Death	Nominated
2010	Andrew Ruhemann		The Lost Thing	Won	Shared with Shaun Tan.
	Max Lang Jakob Schuh		The Gruffalo	Nominated
	Bastien Dubois		Madagascar, a Journey Diary	Nominated
2011	Enrico Casarosa		La Luna	Nominated
2011	Sue Goffe Grant Orchard		A Morning Stroll	Nominated
2012	Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly		Head Over Heels	Nominated	Shared with Timothy Reckart.
2013	Alexandre Espigares	/	Mr Hublot	Won
	Laurent Witz		Mr Hublot	Won
	Daniel Sousa		Feral	Nominated	Shared with Dan Golden.
	Max Lang Jan Lachauer		Room on the Broom	Nominated
2013	Torill Kove		Me and My Moulton	Nominated
	Joris Oprins		A Single Life	Nominated
	Christopher Hees Daisy Jacobs		The Bigger Picture	Nominated
2015	Imogen Sutton Richard Williams		Prologue	Nominated	Both are Canadian-British.
	Sanjay Patel		Sanjay's Super Team	Nominated	Patel is a British-born Indian-American. Shared with Nicole Paradis Grindle.
	Konstantin Bronzit		We Can't Live Without Cosmos	Nominated
2016	Theodore Ushev		Blind Vaysha	Nominated
2016	Cara Speller		Pear Cider and Cigarettes	Nominated	Shared with Robert Valley.
2017	Victor Caire Gabriel Grapperon		Garden Party	Nominated
2017	Jakob Schuh Jan Lachauer		Revolting Rhymes	Nominated
2018	Alison Snowden		Animal Vehaviour	Nominated	Shared with David Fine
	Louise Bagnall		Late Afternoon	Nominated
	Nuria González Blanco		Late Afternoon	Nominated
2019	Daria Kashcheeva		Daughter	Nominated
2019	Bruno Collet Jean-François Le Corre		Mémorable	Nominated
2020	Adrien Mérigeau Amaury Ovise		Genius Loci	Nominated
2020	Arnar Gunnarsson Gísli Darri Halldórsson		Yes-People	Nominated
2021	Alberto Mielgo Leo Sanchez		The Windshield Wiper	Won
	Anton Dyakov		Boxballet	Nominated	Dyakov is a Kazakh-Russian.
	Joanna Quinn Les Mills		Affairs of the Art	Nominated
	Dan Ojari Mikey Please		Robin Robin	Nominated
2022	Charlie Mackesy Matthew Freud		The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse	Won
	João Gonzalez Bruno Caetano		Ice Merchants	Nominated
	Sara Gunnarsdóttir		My Year of Dicks	Nominated
	Stéphanie Clément Marc Rius		Pachyderme	Nominated

Best Cinematography

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Cinematography
1945	Tony Gaudio		A Song to Remember	Nominated	Color Shared with Allen M. Davey
1946	Charles Rosher		The Yearling	Won	Color Shared with Leonard Smith and Arthur Arling
1947	Guy Green		Great Expectations	Won	Black-and-White
1947	Jack Cardiff		Black Narcissus	Won	Color
1948	Nicholas Musuraca		I Remember Mama	Nominated	Black-and-White
1948	Joseph Valentine		Joan of Arc	Won	Color Shared with William V. Skall and Winton C. Hoch
1949	Franz Planer		Champion	Nominated	Black-and-White
1950	Charles Rosher		Annie Get Your Gun	Nominated	Color
1951	Franz Planer		Death of a Salesman	Nominated	Black-and-White
	John Alton		An American in Paris	Won	Color Shared with Alfred Gilks
	Charles Rosher		Show Boat	Nominated	Color
1952	Freddie Young		Ivanhoe	Nominated	Color
1953	Joseph Ruttenberg		Julius Caesar	Nominated	Black-and-White
	Joseph C. Brun		Martin Luther	Nominated
	Franz Planer Henri Alekan		Roman Holiday	Nominated
1954	Boris Kaufman		On the Waterfront	Won
1956	Joseph Ruttenberg		Somebody Up There Likes Me	Won
	Boris Kaufman		Baby Doll	Nominated
	Jack Cardiff		War and Peace	Nominated	Color
1957	Jack Hildyard		The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1958	Joseph Ruttenberg		Gigi	Won	Color
1959	Franz Planer		The Nun's Story	Nominated	Color
1960	Freddie Francis		Sons and Lovers	Won	Black-and-White
	Ernest Laszlo		Inherit the Wind	Nominated	Black-and-White
	Joseph Ruttenberg		BUtterfield 8	Nominated	Color
1961	Eugen Schüfftan		The Hustler	Won	Black-and-White
	Franz Planer		The Children's Hour	Nominated
	Ernest Laszlo		Judgment at Nuremberg	Nominated
	Jack Cardiff		Fanny	Nominated	Color
1962	Jean Bourgoin Walter Wottitz		The Longest Day	Won	Black-and-White
1962	Freddie Young		Lawrence of Arabia	Won	Color
1963	Ernest Laszlo		It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World	Nominated	Color
1964	Walter Lassally	/	Zorba the Greek	Won	Black-and-White
1964	Geoffrey Unsworth		Becket	Nominated	Color
1965	Ernest Laszlo		Ship of Fools	Won	Black-and-White
1965	Freddie Young		Doctor Zhivago	Won	Color
1966	Kenneth Higgins		Georgy Girl	Nominated	Black-and-White
	Marcel Grignon		Is Paris Burning?	Nominated	Black-and-White
	Ted Moore		A Man for All Seasons	Won	Color
	Ernest Laszlo		Fantastic Voyage	Nominated	Color
1968	Pasqualino De Santis		Romeo and Juliet	Won
	Oswald Morris		Oliver!	Nominated
	Ernest Laszlo		Star!	Nominated
1969	Arthur Ibbetson		Anne of the Thousand Days	Nominated
1970	Freddie Young		Ryan's Daughter	Won
	Ernest Laszlo		Airport	Nominated
	Billy Williams		Women in Love	Nominated
1971	Oswald Morris		Fiddler on the Roof	Won
1971	Freddie Young		Nicholas and Alexandra	Nominated
1972	Geoffrey Unsworth		Cabaret	Won
1972	Douglas Slocombe		Travels with My Aunt	Nominated
1973	Sven Nykvist		Cries and Whispers	Won
1974	Geoffrey Unsworth		Murder on the Orient Express	Nominated
1975	John Alcott		Barry Lyndon	Won
1976	Ernest Laszlo		Logan's Run	Nominated
1977	Vilmos Zsigmond		Close Encounters of the Third Kind	Won
1977	Douglas Slocombe		Julia	Nominated
1978	Néstor Almendros		Days of Heaven	Won
	Vilmos Zsigmond		The Deer Hunter	Nominated
	Oswald Morris		The Wiz	Nominated
1979	Vittorio Storaro		Apocalypse Now	Won
	Giuseppe Rotunno		All That Jazz	Nominated
	Néstor Almendros		Kramer vs. Kramer	Nominated
1980	Geoffrey Unsworth Ghislain Cloquet	/	Tess	Won
	Néstor Almendros		The Blue Lagoon	Nominated
	Ralf D. Bode		Coal Miner's Daughter	Nominated
1981	Vittorio Storaro		Reds	Won
	Alex Thomson		Excalibur	Nominated
	Billy Williams		On Golden Pond	Nominated
	Miroslav Ondříček		Ragtime	Nominated
	Douglas Slocombe		Raiders of the Lost Ark	Nominated
1982	Billy Williams Ronnie Taylor		Gandhi	Won
	Jost Vacano		Das Boot	Nominated
	Néstor Almendros		Sophie's Choice	Nominated
1983	Sven Nykvist		Fanny and Alexander	Won
1984	Chris Menges		The Killing Fields	Won
	Miroslav Ondříček		Amadeus	Nominated
	Ernest Day		A Passage to India	Nominated
	Vilmos Zsigmond		The River	Nominated
1985	David Watkin		Out of Africa	Won
1986	Chris Menges		The Mission	Won
1986	Tony Pierce-Roberts		A Room with a View	Nominated
1987	Vittorio Storaro		The Last Emperor	Won
	Michael Ballhaus		Broadcast News	Nominated
	Philippe Rousselot		Hope and Glory	Nominated
1988	Peter Biziou		Mississippi Burning	Won
1988	Sven Nykvist		The Unbearable Lightness of Being	Nominated
1989	Freddie Francis		Glory	Won
	Mikael Salomon		The Abyss	Nominated
	Michael Ballhaus		The Fabulous Baker Boys	Nominated
1990	Vittorio Storaro		Dick Tracy	Nominated
1990	Philippe Rousselot		Henry & June	Nominated
1991	Stephen Goldblatt		The Prince of Tides	Nominated
1991	Adrian Biddle		Thelma & Louise	Nominated
1992	Philippe Rousselot		A River Runs Through It	Won
	Tony Pierce-Roberts		Howards End	Nominated
	Robert Fraisse		The Lover	Nominated
1993	Janusz Kamiński		Schindler's List	Won
1993	Stuart Dryburgh		The Piano	Nominated
1994	Roger Deakins		The Shawshank Redemption	Nominated
1994	Piotr Sobociński		Three Colours: Red	Nominated
1995	Stephen Goldblatt		Batman Forever	Nominated
1995	Michael Coulter		Sense and Sensibility	Nominated
1996	Darius Khondji	/	Evita	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		Fargo	Nominated
	Chris Menges		Michael Collins	Nominated
1997	Janusz Kamiński		Amistad	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		Kundun	Nominated
	Dante Spinotti		L.A. Confidential	Nominated
	Eduardo Serra		The Wings of the Dove	Nominated
1998	Janusz Kamiński		Saving Private Ryan	Won
	Remi Adefarasin		Elizabeth	Nominated
	Richard Greatrex		Shakespeare in Love	Nominated
1999	Roger Pratt		The End of the Affair	Nominated
1999	Dante Spinotti		The Insider	Nominated
2000	John Mathieson		Gladiator	Nominated
	Lajos Koltai		Malèna	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		O Brother, Where Art Thou?	Nominated
2001	Bruno Delbonnel		Amélie	Nominated
	Sławomir Idziak		Black Hawk Down	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		The Man Who Wasn't There	Nominated
2002	Michael Ballhaus		Gangs of New York	Nominated
2002	Paweł Edelman		The Pianist	Nominated
2003	Eduardo Serra		Girl with a Pearl Earring	Nominated
2004	John Mathieson		The Phantom of the Opera	Nominated
2004	Bruno Delbonnel		A Very Long Engagement	Nominated
2006	Vilmos Zsigmond		The Black Dahlia	Nominated
2006	Dick Pope		The Illusionist	Nominated
2007	Roger Deakins		The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		No Country for Old Men	Nominated
	Seamus McGarvey		Atonement	Nominated
	Janusz Kamiński		The Diving Bell and the Butterfly	Nominated
2008	Anthony Dod Mantle		Slumdog Millionaire	Won
2008	Roger Deakins Chris Menges		The Reader	Nominated
2009	Mauro Fiore		Avatar	Won
	Bruno Delbonnel		Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince	Nominated
	Barry Ackroyd		The Hurt Locker	Nominated
	Christian Berger		The White Ribbon	Nominated
2010	Danny Cohen		The King's Speech	Nominated
2010	Roger Deakins		True Grit	Nominated
2011	Guillaume Schiffman		The Artist	Nominated
2011	Janusz Kamiński		War Horse	Nominated
2012	Janusz Kamiński		Lincoln	Nominated
	Seamus McGarvey	/	Anna Karenina	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		Skyfall	Nominated
2013	Roger Deakins		Prisoners	Nominated
	Bruno Delbonnel		Inside Llewyn Davis	Nominated
	Philippe Le Sourd		The Grandmaster	Nominated
	Phedon Papamichael		Nebraska	Nominated
2014	Łukasz Żal and Ryszard Lenczewski		Ida	Nominated
	Dick Pope		Mr. Turner	Nominated
	Roger Deakins		Unbroken	Nominated
2015	Roger Deakins		Sicario	Nominated
2016	Linus Sandgren		La La Land	Won
2017	Roger Deakins		Blade Runner 2049	Won
	Bruno Delbonnel		Darkest Hour	Nominated
	Hoyte van Hoytema		Dunkirk	Nominated	Born in Switzerland to Dutch parents. Currently lives in Sweden.
	Dan Laustsen		The Shape of Water	Nominated
2018	Łukasz Żal		Cold War	Nominated
2018	Robbie Ryan		The Favourite	Nominated
2019	Roger Deakins		1917	Won
2020/2021	Sean Bobbitt		Judas and the Black Messiah	Nominated
	Joshua James Richards		Nomadland	Nominated
	Dariusz Wolski		News of the World	Nominated
	Phedon Papamichael		The Trial of the Chicago 7	Nominated
2021	Dan Laustsen		Nightmare Alley	Nominated
	Bruno Delbonnel		The Tragedy of Macbeth	Nominated
	Janusz Kamiński		West Side Story	Nominated
2022	James Friend		All Quiet on the Western Front	Won
	Roger Deakins		Empire of Light	Nominated
	Darius Khondji	/	Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths	Nominated
	Florian Hoffmeister		Tár	Nominated
2023	Hoyte van Hoytema		Oppenheimer	Won
2023	Robbie Ryan		Poor Things	Nominated

Best Film Editing

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Film Editing
1937	Basil Wrangell		The Good Earth	Nominated
1938	Tom Held		The Great Waltz	Nominated
1938	Tom Held		Test Pilot	Nominated
1939	Charles Frend		Goodbye Mr. Chips	Nominated
1943	Owen Marks		Casablanca	Nominated
1944	Owen Marks		Janie	Nominated
1946	Arthur Hilton		The Killers	Nominated
1947	Fergus McDonell		Odd Man Out	Nominated
1948	Reginald Mills		The Red Shoes	Nominated
1950	Oswald Hafenrichter	/	The Third Man	Nominated
1951	Adrienne Fazan		An American in Paris	Nominated
1952	Ralph Kemplen		Moulin Rouge	Nominated
1957	Peter Taylor		The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1958	Adrienne Fazan		Gigi	Won
1961	Thomas Stanford		West Side Story	Won
1961	Alan Osbiston		The Guns of Navarone	Nominated
1962	Anne V. Coates		Lawrence of Arabia	Won
1964	Anne V. Coates		Becket	Nominated
1965	Norman Savage		Doctor Zhivago	Nominated
1968	Ralph Kemplen		Oliver!	Nominated
1969	Françoise Bonnot		Z	Won
1971	Bill Butler		A Clockwork Orange	Nominated
1971	Folmar Blangsted		Summer of '42	Nominated
1972	Tom Priestley		Deliverance	Nominated
1972	Peter Zinner		The Godfather	Nominated	Shared with William H. Reynolds.
1973	Ralph Kemplen		The Day of the Jackal	Nominated
1975	Russell Lloyd		The Man Who Would Be King	Nominated
1978	Gerry Hambling		Midnight Express	Nominated
	Stuart Baird		Superman	Nominated
	Peter Zinner		The Deer Hunter	Won
1980	Anne V. Coates		The Elephant Man	Nominated
1980	Gerry Hambling		Fame	Nominated
1981	Terry Rawlings		Chariots of Fire	Nominated
1981	John Bloom		The French Lieutenant's Woman	Nominated
1982	John Bloom		Gandhi	Won
	Peter Zinner		An Officer and A Gentleman	Nominated
	Hannes Nikel		Das Boot	Nominated
1983	Tom Rolf		The Right Stuff	Won	Shared with Glenn Farr, Lisa Fruchtman, Stephen A. Rotter, and Douglas Stewart.
1984	Jim Clark		The Killing Fields	Won
1984	David Lean		A Passage to India	Nominated
1985	Thom Noble		Witness	Won
	John Bloom		A Chorus Line	Nominated
	Rudi Fehr		Prizzi's Honor	Nominated	Shared with Kaja Fehr.
	Henry Richardson		Runaway Train	Nominated
1986	Claire Simpson		Platoon	Won
	Ray Lovejoy		Aliens	Nominated
	Jim Clark		The Mission	Nominated
1987	Gabriella Cristiani		The Last Emperor	Won
1988	Stuart Baird		Gorillas in the Mist	Nominated
1988	Gerry Hambling		Mississippi Burning	Nominated
1989	Noëlle Boisson		The Bear	Nominated
1991	Pietro Scalia		JFK	Won	Shared with Joe Hutshing.
	Gerry Hambling		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
1993	Gerry Hambling		In the Name of the Father	Nominated
1996	Gerry Hambling		Evita	Nominated
1997	Pietro Scalia		Good Will Hunting	Nominated
1997	Peter Honess		L.A. Confidential	Nominated
1998	Simona Paggi		Life Is Beautiful	Nominated
	Anne V. Coates		Out of Sight	Nominated
	David Gamble		Shakespeare in Love	Nominated
1999	Tariq Anwar Christopher Greenbury		American Beauty	Nominated	Anwar was born in India to an Austrian mother and an Indian father, but later moved to the United Kingdom.
2000	Pietro Scalia		Gladiator	Nominated
2001	Pietro Scalia		Black Hawk Down	Won
2002	Martin Walsh		Chicago	Won
	Peter Boyle		The Hours	Nominated
	Hervé de Luze		The Pianist	Nominated
2005	Claire Simpson		The Constant Gardener	Nominated
2006	Clare Douglas		United 93	Nominated	Shared with Richard Pearson and Christopher Rouse.
2007	Juliette Welfling		The Diving Bell and the Butterfly	Nominated
2008	Chris Dickens		Slumdog Millionaire	Won
2010	John Harris		127 Hours	Nominated
2010	Tariq Anwar		The King's Speech	Nominated
2011	Anne-Sophie Bion Michel Hazanavicius		The Artist	Nominated
2013	Mark Sanger		Gravity	Won	Shared with Alfonso Cuarón.
	Joe Walker		12 Years a Slave	Nominated
	John Mac McMurphy		Dallas Buyers Club	Nominated
2014	Barney Pilling		The Grand Budapest Hotel	Nominated
2016	Joe Walker		Arrival	Nominated
2016	Jake Roberts		Hell or High Water	Nominated
2017	Jonathan Amos		Baby Driver	Nominated	Shared with Paul Machliss.
2017	Jon Gregory		Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri	Nominated
2018	Barry Alexander Brown		BlacKkKlansman	Nominated
2018	Yorgos Mavropsaridis		The Favourite	Nominated
2020/2021	Mikkel E.G. Nielsen		Sound of Metal	Won
	Yorgos Lamprinos		The Father	Nominated
	Frédéric Thoraval	/	Promising Young Woman	Nominated
2021	Joe Walker		Dune	Won
2022	Mikkel E.G. Nielsen		The Banshees of Inisherin	Nominated
	Monika Will		Tár	Nominated
	Eddie Hamilton	/	Top Gun: Maverick	Nominated
2023	Laurent Sénéchal		Anatomy of a Fall	Nominated
2023	Yorgos Mavropsaridis		Poor Things	Nominated

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling
1982	Michèle Burke		Quest for Fire	Won
	Sarah Monzani		Quest for Fire	Won
	Tom Smith		Gandhi	Nominated
1984	Paul Engelen		Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes	Nominated	Shared with Rick Baker.
1985	Zoltan Elek		Mask	Won	Shared with Michael Westmore.
1986	Michèle Burke		The Clan of the Cave Bear	Nominated	Shared with Michael Westmore.
1986	Peter Robb-King		Legend	Nominated	Shared with Rob Bottin.
1989	Manlio Rocchetti		Driving Miss Daisy	Won	Shared with Lynn Barber and Kevin Haney.
	Fabrizio Sforza		The Adventures of Baron Munchausen	Nominated
	Maggie Weston		The Adventures of Baron Munchausen	Nominated
1990	Jean-Pierre Eychenne		Cyrano de Bergerac	Nominated
1990	Michèle Burke		Cyrano de Bergerac	Nominated
1992	Michèle Burke		Bram Stoker's Dracula	Won	Shared with Greg Cannom and Matthew W. Mungle.
1994	Daniel Parker Paul Engelen Carol Hemming		Mary Shelley's Frankenstein	Nominated
1995	Peter Frampton Lois Burwell		Braveheart	Won	Shared with Paul Pattison
1997	Lisa Westcott Veronica Brebner Beverley Binda		Mrs Brown	Nominated
1997	Tina Earnshaw Simon Thompson		Titanic	Nominated	Shared with Greg Cannom.
1998	Jenny Shircore		Elizabeth	Won
	Lois Burwell Conor O'Sullivan		Saving Private Ryan	Nominated	Shared with Daniel C. Striepeke.
	Lisa Westcott Veronica Brebner		Shakespeare in Love	Nominated
1999	Christine Blundell		Topsy-Turvy	Won	Shared with Trefor Proud
1999	Michèle Burke		Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me	Nominated	Shared with Mike Smithson.
2000	Michèle Burke		The Cell	Nominated	Shared with Edouard F. Henriques.
2000	Ann Buchanan		Shadow of the Vampire	Nominated	Shared with Amber Sibley.
2001	Peter Owen Richard Taylor		The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring	Won	Richard Taylor is British-born New Zealander
2001	Maurizio Silvi Aldo Signoretti		Moulin Rouge!	Nominated
2003	Richard Taylor Peter King		The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	Won
2003	Martin Samuel		Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	Nominated	Shared with Ve Neill.
2004	Jo Allen		The Sea Inside	Nominated
2004	Manuel García		The Sea Inside	Nominated
2005	Dave Elsey		Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith	Nominated	Shared with Nikki Gooley.
2006	David Martí Montse Ribé		Pan's Labyrinth	Won
2006	Aldo Signoretti Vittorio Sodano		Apocalypto	Nominated
2007	Didier Lavergne		La Vie en Rose	Won
	Jan Archibald		La Vie en Rose	Won
	Martin Samuel		Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	Nominated	Shared with Ve Neill.
2008	Conor O'Sullivan		The Dark Knight	Nominated	Shared with John Caglione Jr.
2009	Jon Henry Gordon Jenny Shircore		The Young Victoria	Nominated
2009	Aldo Signoretti Vittorio Sodano		Il Divo	Nominated
2010	Dave Elsey		The Wolfman	Won	Shared with Rick Baker.
2011	Mark Coulier		The Iron Lady	Won	Shared with J. Roy Helland.
	Lynn Johnson		Albert Nobbs	Nominated	Shared with Matthew W. Mungle
	Martial Corneville		Albert Nobbs	Nominated	Shared with Matthew W. Mungle
	Nick Dudman Amanda Knight Lisa Tomblin		Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2	Nominated
2012	Lisa Westcott Julie Dartnell		Les Misérables	Won
	Martin Samuel		Hitchcock	Nominated	Shared with Howard Berger and Peter Montagna.
	Peter Swords King		The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	Nominated	Shared with Rick Findlater, and Tami Lane.
2014	Frances Hannon Mark Coulier		The Grand Budapest Hotel	Won
2014	Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou David White		Guardians of the Galaxy	Nominated
2015	Love Larson Eva von Bahr		The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared	Nominated
2015	Siân Grigg Duncan Jarman		The Revenant	Nominated	Shared with Robert Pandini.
2016	Alessandro Bertolazzi Giorgio Gregorini		Suicide Squad	Won	Shared with Christopher Nelson.
2016	Love Larson Eva von Bahr		A Man Called Ove	Nominated
2017	David Malinowski Lucy Sibbick		Darkest Hour	Won	Shared with Kazuhiro Tsuji.
	Daniel Phillips Lou Sheppard		Victoria & Abdul	Nominated
	Arjen Tuiten		Wonder	Nominated
2018	Göran Lundström Pamela Goldammer		Border	Nominated
2018	Jenny Shircore Marc Pilcher		Mary Queen of Scots	Nominated	Shared with Jessica Brooks.
2019	Naomi Donne Tristan Versluis Rebecca Cole		1917	Nominated
	Jeremy Woodhead		Judy	Nominated
	David White		Maleficent: Mistress of Evil	Nominated	Shared with Paul Gooch.
	Arjen Tuiten		Maleficent: Mistress of Evil	Nominated	Shared with Paul Gooch.
	Nicki Ledermann		Joker	Nominated	Shared with Kay Georgiou.
2020	Sergio López-Rivera		Ma Rainey's Black Bottom	Won	Shared with Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson.
	Marese Langan		Emma.	Nominated	Shared with Laura Allen.
	Claudia Stolze	/	Emma.	Nominated	Shared with Laura Allen.
	Dalia Colli Francesco Pegoretti		Pinocchio	Nominated
	Mark Coulier		Pinocchio	Nominated
2021	Nadia Stacey Naomi Donne Julia Vernon		Cruella	Nominated
	Donald Mowat		Dune	Nominated	Mowat is Canadian-British.
	Love Larson Eva von Bahr		Dune	Nominated
	Göran Lundström Anna Carin Lock		House of Gucci	Nominated	Shared with Frederic Aspiras.
2022	Heike Merker Linda Eisenhamerová	/	All Quiet on the Western Front	Nominated
	Naomi Donne		The Batman	Nominated	Shared with Mike Marino and Mike Fontaine.
	Mark Coulier Aldo Signoretti	/	Elvis	Nominated	Shared with Jason Baird.
2023	Nadia Stacey Mark Coulier Josh Weston		Poor Things	Won
	Karen Hartley Thomas Suzi Battersby Ashra Kelly-Blue	/	Golda	Nominated	Battersby is of Swedish descent
	Ana López-Puigcerver David Martí Montse Ribé		Society of the Snow	Nominated

Best Original Score

Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
Best Original Score
1950	Franz Waxman		Sunset Boulevard	Won	Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Max Steiner		The Flame and the Arrow	Nominated	Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Adolph Deutsch		Annie Get Your Gun	Won	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Roger Edens
	Oliver Wallace		Cinderella	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Paul Smith
	André Previn		Three Little Words	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
1951	Franz Waxman		A Place in the Sun	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Miklós Rózsa		Quo Vadis	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Oliver Wallace		Alice in Wonderland	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
	Peter Herman Adler		The Great Caruso	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Johnny Green
	Adolph Deutsch		Show Boat	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Conrad Salinger
1952	Dimitri Tiomkin		High Noon	Won	Music Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Miklós Rózsa		Ivanhoe	Nominated
	Max Steiner		The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima	Nominated
	Max Steiner		The Jazz Singer	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Ray Heindorf
	Gian Carlo Menotti		The Medium	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
1953	Bronisław Kaper		Lili	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Miklós Rózsa		Julius Caesar	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Friedrich Hollaender		The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Morris Stoloff
	Adolph Deutsch		The Band Wagon	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
	André Previn		Kiss Me Kate	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Saul Chaplin
1954	Dimitri Tiomkin		The High and the Mighty	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Max Steiner		The Caine Mutiny	Nominated
	Franz Waxman		The Silver Chalice	Nominated
	Adolph Deutsch		Seven Brides for Seven Brothers	Won	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Saul Chaplin
1955	Max Steiner		Battle Cry	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Adolph Deutsch		Oklahoma!	Won	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Robert Russell Bennett and Jay Blackton
	Cyril J. Mockridge		Guys and Dolls	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Jay Blackton
	André Previn		It's Always Fair Weather	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
1956	Dimitri Tiomkin		Giant	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
1957	Malcolm Arnold		The Bridge on the River Kwai	Won
1958	Dimitri Tiomkin		The Old Man and the Sea	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Oliver Wallace		White Wilderness	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	André Previn		Gigi	Won	Scoring of a Musical Picture
	Yuri Fayer Gennady Rozhdestvensky		The Bolshoi Ballet	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
1959	Miklós Rózsa		Ben-Hur	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Franz Waxman		The Nun's Story	Nominated
	Ernest Gold		On the Beach	Nominated
	André Previn		Porgy and Bess	Won	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Ken Darby
1960	Ernest Gold		Exodus	Won	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Dimitri Tiomkin		The Alamo	Nominated
	André Previn		Elmer Gantry	Nominated
	André Previn		Bells Are Ringing	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture Shared with Red Mitchell
1961	Miklós Rózsa		El Cid	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Dimitri Tiomkin		The Guns of Navarone	Nominated	Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture
	Dmitri Shostakovich		Khovanshchina	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture
1962	Maurice Jarre		Lawrence of Arabia	Won	Music Score — Substantially Original
	Bronisław Kaper		Mutiny on the Bounty	Nominated
	Franz Waxman		Taras Bulba	Nominated
	Michel Magne		Gigot	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
1963	John Addison		Tom Jones	Won	Music Score — Substantially Original
	Dimitri Tiomkin		55 Days at Peking	Nominated
	Ernest Gold		It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World	Nominated
	André Previn		Irma la Douce	Won	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
	Maurice Jarre		Sundays and Cybele	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
1964	Dimitri Tiomkin		The Fall of the Roman Empire	Nominated	Music Score — Substantially Original
	André Previn		My Fair Lady	Won	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
	George Martin		A Hard Day's Night	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
	Leo Arnaud		The Unsinkable Molly Brown	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment Shared with Robert Armbruster, Jack Elliott, Jack Hayes, Calvin Jackson, and Leo Shuken
1965	Maurice Jarre		Doctor Zhivago	Won	Music Score — Substantially Original
	Jacques Demy Michel Legrand		The Umbrellas of Cherbourg	Nominated	Music Score — Substantially Original
	Michel Legrand		The Umbrellas of Cherbourg	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
1966	John Barry		Born Free	Won	Original Music Score
	Ken Thorne		A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
	Luis Bacalov		The Gospel According to St. Matthew	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment
1967	Leslie Bricusse		Doctor Dolittle	Nominated	Original Music Score
	Richard Rodney Bennett		Far from the Madding Crowd	Nominated	Original Music Score
	André Previn		Thoroughly Modern Millie	Nominated	Scoring of Music — Adaptation or Treatment Shared with Joseph Gershenson
1968	John Barry		The Lion in Winter	Won	Original Score — For a Motion Picture (Not a Musical)
	Michel Legrand		The Thomas Crown Affair	Nominated	Original Score — For a Motion Picture (Not a Musical)
	Michel Legrand Jacques Demy		The Young Girls of Rochefort	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture — Original or Adaptation
1969	Georges Delerue		Anne of the Thousand Days	Nominated	Original Score — For a Motion Picture (Not a Musical)
	Ernest Gold		The Secret of Santa Vittoria	Nominated	Original Score — For a Motion Picture (Not a Musical)
	Leslie Bricusse		Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Nominated	Scoring of a Musical Picture — Original or Adaptation Shared with John Williams
1970	Francis Lai		Love Story	Won	Original Score
	Frank Cordell		Cromwell	Nominated	Original Score
	The Beatles		Let It Be	Won	Original Song Score
	Leslie Bricusse Ian Fraser		Scrooge	Nominated	Original Song Score
1971	Michel Legrand		Summer of '42	Won	Original Dramatic Score
	John Barry		Mary, Queen of Scots	Nominated
	Richard Rodney Bennett		Nicholas and Alexandra	Nominated
	Peter Maxwell Davies Peter Greenwell		The Boy Friend	Nominated	Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score
	Dimitri Tiomkin	/	Tchaikovsky	Nominated
	Leslie Bricusse Anthony Newley		Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory	Nominated
1972	Charlie Chaplin		Limelight	Won	Original Dramatic Score Shared with Raymond Rasch and Larry Russell
	Nino Rota		~~The Godfather~~	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score Nomination rescinded
	John Addison		Sleuth	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
1973	Georges Delerue		The Day of the Dolphin	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
	John Cameron		A Touch of Class	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
	André Previn Andrew Lloyd Webber	/	Jesus Christ Superstar	Nominated	Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation or Scoring: Adaptation Shared with Herbert W. Spencer
1974	Nino Rota		The Godfather Part II	Won	Original Dramatic Score Shared with Carmine Coppola
	Richard Rodney Bennett		Murder on the Orient Express	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
	Frederick Loewe Angela Morley	/	The Little Prince	Nominated	Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation or Scoring: Adaptation Shared with Alan Jay Lerner and Douglas Gamley
1975	Pete Townshend		Tommy	Nominated	Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation or Scoring: Adaptation
1977	Georges Delerue		Julia	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
	Maurice Jarre		Mohammad, Messenger of God	Nominated	Original Dramatic Score
	Angela Morley		The Slipper and the Rose	Nominated	Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Adaptation Score Shared with the Sherman Brothers
1978	Giorgio Moroder		Midnight Express	Won	Original Score
1978	Ennio Morricone		Days of Heaven	Nominated	Original Score
1979	Georges Delerue		A Little Romance	Won	Original Score
1980	Philippe Sarde		Tess	Nominated
1981	Vangelis		Chariots of Fire	Won
1982	George Fenton		Gandhi	Nominated	Original Score Shared with Ravi Shankar
1982	Leslie Bricusse		Victor/Victoria	Won	Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Adaptation Score Shared with Henry Mancini
1983	Michel Legrand		Yentl	Won	Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Adaptation Score Shared with Alan and Marilyn Bergman
1984	Maurice Jarre		A Passage to India	Won	Original Score
1985	John Barry		Out of Africa	Won
	Georges Delerue		Agnes of God	Nominated
	Jeremy Lubbock Rod Temperton		The Color Purple	Nominated	Shared with Chris Boardman, Jorge Calandrelli, Andraé Crouch, Jack Hayes, Jerry Hey, Quincy Jones, Randy Kerber, Joel Rosenbaum, Caiphus Semenya, and Fred Steiner
	Maurice Jarre		Witness	Nominated
1986	Ennio Morricone		The Mission	Nominated
1987	David Byrne	/	The Last Emperor	Won	Shared with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Cong Su
	George Fenton		Cry Freedom	Nominated	Shared with Jonas Gwangwa
	Ennio Morricone		The Untouchables	Nominated
1988	George Fenton		Dangerous Liaisons	Nominated
	Maurice Jarre		Gorillas in the Mist	Nominated
	Hans Zimmer		Rain Man	Nominated
1990	John Barry		Dances with Wolves	Won
1990	Maurice Jarre		Ghost	Nominated
1991	Ennio Morricone		Bugsy	Nominated
1991	George Fenton		The Fisher King	Nominated
1992	John Barry		Chaplin	Nominated
1994	Hans Zimmer		The Lion King	Won
1995	Luis Bacalov	/	The Postman	Won	Dramatic Score.
1995	Patrick Doyle		Sense and Sensibility	Nominated
1996	Gabriel Yared	/	The English Patient	Won
	Patrick Doyle		Hamlet	Nominated
	Rachel Portman		Emma	Won	Musical or Comedy Score.
	Hans Zimmer		The Preacher's Wife	Nominated
1997	Anne Dudley		The Full Monty	Won
1997	Hans Zimmer		As Good as It Gets	Nominated
1998	Nicola Piovani		Life Is Beautiful	Won	Dramatic Score.
	Stephen Warbeck		Shakespeare in Love	Won	Musical or Comedy Score.
	Hans Zimmer		The Thin Red Line	Nominated	Dramatic Score.
	Hans Zimmer		The Prince of Egypt	Nominated	Musical or Comedy Score. Shared with Stephen Schwartz.
1999	Rachel Portman		The Cider House Rules	Nominated
1999	Gabriel Yared	/	The Talented Mr. Ripley	Nominated
2000	Rachel Portman		Chocolat	Nominated
	Hans Zimmer		Gladiator	Nominated
	Ennio Morricone		Malèna	Nominated
2003	Gabriel Yared	/	Cold Mountain	Nominated
2004	Jan A. P. Kaczmarek		Finding Neverland	Won
2005	Alberto Iglesias		The Constant Gardener	Nominated
2005	Dario Marianelli		Pride & Prejudice	Nominated
2006	Javier Navarrete		Pan's Labyrinth	Nominated
2006	Alexandre Desplat		The Queen	Nominated
2007	Dario Marianelli		Atonement	Won
2007	Alberto Iglesias		The Kite Runner	Nominated
2008	Alexandre Desplat		The Curious Case of Benjamin Button	Nominated
2009	Alexandre Desplat		Fantastic Mr. Fox	Nominated
2009	Hans Zimmer		Sherlock Holmes	Nominated
2010	Atticus Ross		The Social Network	Won	Shared with Trent Reznor.
	John Powell		How to Train Your Dragon	Nominated
	Hans Zimmer		Inception	Nominated
	Alexandre Desplat		The King's Speech	Nominated
2011	Ludovic Bource		The Artist	Won
2011	Alberto Iglesias		Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy	Nominated
2012	Dario Marianelli		Anna Karenina	Nominated
2012	Alexandre Desplat		Argo	Nominated
2013	Steven Price		Gravity	Won
2013	Alexandre Desplat		Philomena	Nominated
2014			The Grand Budapest Hotel	Won
			The Imitation Game	Nominated
	Hans Zimmer		Interstellar	Nominated
	Gary Yershon		Mr. Turner	Nominated
	Jóhann Jóhannsson		The Theory of Everything	Nominated
2015	Ennio Morricone		The Hateful Eight	Won
2015	Jóhann Jóhannsson		Sicario	Nominated
2016	Micachu		Jackie	Nominated
2016	Hauschka		Lion	Nominated	Shared with Dustin O'Halloran.
2017	Jonny Greenwood		Phantom Thread	Nominated
	Hans Zimmer		Dunkirk	Nominated
	Alexandre Desplat		The Shape of Water	Won
2018	Alexandre Desplat		Isle of Dogs	Nominated
2018	Ludwig Göransson		Black Panther	Won
2019	Hildur Guðnadóttir		Joker	Won
2019	Alexandre Desplat		Little Women	Nominated
2020/2021	Atticus Ross		Soul	Won	Shared with Jon Batiste and Trent Reznor.
2020/2021	Atticus Ross		Mank	Nominated	Shared with Trent Reznor.
2021	Hans Zimmer		Dune	Won
	Jonny Greenwood		The Power of the Dog	Nominated
	Alberto Iglesias		Parallel Mothers	Nominated
2022	Hauschka		All Quiet on the Western Front	Won
2023	Ludwig Göransson		Oppenheimer	Won
2023	Jerskin Fendrix		Poor Things	Nominated

Best International Feature Film

Year	Country	Film	Original Title	Director	Status	Notes
International Feature Film
1947		Shoeshine	Sciuscià	Vittorio De Sica	Won	Special Honorary Award.
1948		Monsieur Vincent		Maurice Cloche	Won
1949		Bicycle Thieves	Ladri di biciclette	Vittorio De Sica	Won
1950	/	The Walls of Malapaga	Au-delà des grilles Le mura di Malapaga	René Clément	Won
1956		Forbidden Games	Jeux interdits		Won
1953		Gervaise			Nominated
		Qivitoq - Fjeldgængeren		Erik Balling	Nominated
		The Captain from Köpenick	Der Hauptmann von Köpenick	Helmut Käutner	Nominated
		La Strada		Federico Fellini	Won
1957		Nights of Cabiria	Le notti di Cabiria	Federico Fellini	Won
		Nine Lives	Ni Liv	Arne Skouen	Nominated
		Gates of Paris	Porte des Lilas	René Clair	Nominated
		The Devil Strikes at Night	Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam	Robert Siodmak	Nominated
1958		Arms and the Man	Helden	Franz Peter Wirth	Nominated
		Vengeance	La Venganza	Juan Antonio Bardem	Nominated
		Big Deal on Madonna Street	I soliti ignoti	Mario Monicelli	Nominated
		Mon Oncle		Jacques Tati	Won
1959		Black Orpheus	Orfeu Negro	Marcel Camus	Won
		Paw		Astrid Henning-Jensen	Nominated
		The Village on the River	Dorp aan de rivier	Fons Rademakers	Nominated
		The Bridge	Die Brücke	Bernhard Wicki	Nominated
		The Great War	La Grande Guerra	Mario Monicelli	Nominated
1960		Kapò		Gillo Pontecorvo	Nominated
		The Ninth Circle	Deveti krug Девети круг	France Štiglic	Nominated
		La Vérité		Henri-Georges Clouzot	Nominated
		The Virgin Spring	Jungfrukällan	Ingmar Bergman	Won
1961		Through a Glass Darkly	Såsom i en spegel	Ingmar Bergman	Won
		Harry and the Butler	Harry og kammertjeneren	Bent Christensen	Nominated
		Plácido		Luis García Berlanga	Nominated
1962		Sundays and Cybele	Les Dimanches de Ville d'Avray	Serge Bourguignon	Won
		The Four Days of Naples	Le Quattro Giornate di Napoli	Nanni Loy	Nominated
		Electra	Ilektra Ηλέκτρα	Michael Cacoyannis	Nominated
1963		The Red Lanterns	Ta Kokkina fanaria Τα κόκκινα φανάρια	Vasilis Georgiadis	Nominated
		Los Tarantos		Francisco Rovira Beleta	Nominated
		Knife in the Water	Nóż w wodzie	Roman Polanski	Nominated
		8½		Federico Fellini	Won
1964		Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow	Ieri, Oggi e Domani	Vittorio De Sica	Won
		The Umbrellas of Cherbourg	Les Parapluies de Cherbourg	Jacques Demy	Nominated
		Raven's End	Kvarteret Korpen	Bo Widerberg	Nominated
1965		Dear John	Käre John	Lars-Magnus Lindgren	Nominated
		Marriage Italian Style	Matrimonio all'italiana	Vittorio De Sica	Nominated
		Blood on the Land	To Homa vaftike kokkino Το χώμα βάφτηκε κόκκινο	Vasilis Georgiadis	Nominated
		The Shop on Main Street	Obchod na korze	Ján Kadár and Elmar Klos	Won
1966		Loves of a Blonde	Lásky jedné plavovlásky	Miloš Forman	Nominated
		A Man and a Woman	Un homme et une femme	Claude Lelouch	Won
		The Battle of Algiers	La battaille d'Alger La battaglia di Algeri	Gillo Pontecorvo	Nominated
		Pharaoh	Faraon	Jerzy Kawalerowicz	Nominated
		Three	Tri Три	Aleksandar Petrović	Nominated
1967		I Even Met Happy Gypsies	Skupljači perja Скупљачи перја	Aleksandar Petrović	Nominated
		Live for Life	Vivre pour vivre	Claude Lelouch	Nominated
		Bewitched Love	El Amor Brujo	Francisco Rovira Beleta	Nominated
		Closely Watched Trains	Ostře sledované vlaky	Jiří Menzel	Won
1968		The Fireman's Ball	Hoří, má panenko	Miloš Forman	Nominated
		The Boys of Paul Street	A Pál-utcai fiúk	Zoltán Fábri	Nominated
		Stolen Kisses	Baisers volés	François Truffaut	Nominated
		The Girl with the Pistol	La Ragazza con la Pistola	Mario Monicelli	Nominated
		War and Peace	Voyna i mir Война и мир	Sergei Bondarchuk	Won
1969		The Brothers Karamazov	Bratya Karamazovy Братья Карамазовы	Kirill Lavrov, Ivan Pyryev and Mikhail Ulyanov	Nominated
		Ådalen 31		Bo Widerberg	Nominated
		Battle of Neretva	Bitka na Neretvi Битка на Неретви	Veljko Bulajić	Nominated
		My Night at Maud's	Ma nuit chez Maud	Éric Rohmer	Nominated
1970		Hoa-Binh		Raoul Coutard	Nominated
		First Love	Erste Liebe	Maximilian Schell	Nominated
		Peace in the Fields	Paix sur les champs	Jacques Boigelot	Nominated
		Tristana		Luis Buñuel	Nominated
		Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion	Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto	Elio Petri	Won
1971		The Garden of the Finzi-Contini	Il giardino dei Finzi-Contini	Vittorio De Sica	Won
		Tchaikovsky	Chaykovskiy Чайковский	Igor Talankin	Nominated
		The Emigrants	Utvandrarna	Jan Troell	Nominated
1972		The New Land	Nybyggarna	Jan Troell	Nominated
		My Dearest Senorita	Mi Querida Señorita	Jaime de Armiñán	Nominated
		The Dawns Here Are Quiet	A zori zdes tikhie А зори здесь тихие	Stanislav Rostotsky	Nominated
		The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie	Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie	Luis Buñuel	Won
1973		Day for Night	La Nuit Américaine	François Truffaut	Won
		The Invitation	L'Invitation	Claude Goretta	Nominated
		The Pedestrian	Der Fußgänger	Maximilian Schell	Nominated
		Turkish Delight	Turks fruit	Paul Verhoeven	Nominated
1974		Amarcord		Federico Fellini	Won
		Lacombe, Lucien	Lacombe Lucien	Louis Malle	Nominated
		Cat's Play	Macskajáték	Károly Makk	Nominated
		The Deluge	Potop	Jerzy Hoffman	Nominated
1975		The Promised Land	Ziemia obiecana	Andrzej Wajda	Nominated
		Dersu Uzala	Дерсу Узала	Károly Makk	Won
		Scent of a Woman	Profumo di donna	Dino Risi	Nominated
1976		Seven Beauties	Pasqualino Settebellezze	Lina Wertmüller	Nominated
		Nights and Days	Noce i dnie	Jerzy Antczak	Nominated
		Jacob the Liar	Jakob der Lügner	Frank Beyer	Nominated
		Cousin Cousine	Cousin, Cousine	Jean-Charles Tacchella	Nominated
1977		Madame Rosa	La Vie devant Soi	Moshé Mizrahi	Won
		Iphigenia	Ifigeneia Ιφιγένεια	Michael Cacoyannis	Nominated
		That Obscure Object of Desire	Cet obscur objet du désir Este oscuro objeto de deseo	Luis Buñuel	Nominated
		A Special Day	Una giornata particolare	Ettore Scola	Nominated
1978		Viva Italia!	I nuovi mostri	Mario Monicelli, Dino Risi and Ettore Scola	Nominated
		Hungarians	Magyarok	Zoltán Fábri	Nominated
		White Bim Black Ear	Belyy Bim - Chyornoe ukho Белый Бим Чёрное ухо	Stanislav Rostotsky	Nominated
		Get Out Your Handkerchiefs	Préparez vos mouchoirs	Bertrand Blier	Won
		The Glass Cell	Die gläserne Zelle	Hans W. Geißendörfer	Won
1979		The Tin Drum	Die Blechtrommel	Volker Schlöndorff	Won
		The Maids of Wilko	Panny z Wilka	Andrzej Wajda	Nominated
		To Forget Venice	Dimenticare Venezia	Franco Brusati	Nominated
		A Simple Story	Une histoire simple	Claude Sautet	Nominated
		Mama Turns 100	Mamá cumple 100 años	Carlos Saura	Nominated
1980		The Nest	El Nido	Jaime de Armiñán	Nominated
		Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears	Moskva slezam ne verit Москва слезам не верит	Vladimir Menshov	Won
		The Last Metro	Le Dernier Métro	François Truffaut	Nominated
		Confidence	Bizalom	István Szabó	Nominated
1981		Mephisto		István Szabó	Won
		The Boat Is Full	Das Boot ist voll	Markus Imhoof	Nominated
		Man of Iron	Człowiek z żelaza	Andrzej Wajda	Nominated
		Three Brothers	Tre fratelli	Francesco Rosi	Nominated
1982		Begin to Beguine	Volver a Empezar	José Luis Garci	Won
		Coup de Torchon		Bertrand Tavernier	Nominated
		Private Life	Chastnaya zhizn Частная жизньн	Yuli Raizman	Nominated
		Flight of the Eagle	Ingenjör Andrées luftfärd	Jan Troell	Nominated
1983		Fanny and Alexander	Fanny och Alexander	Ingmar Bergman	Won
		Entre Nous	Coup de foudre	Diane Kurys	Nominated
		The Revolt of Job	Jób lázadása	Imre Gyöngyössy and Barna Kabay	Nominated
		Carmen		Carlos Saura	Nominated
1984		Double Feature	Sesión continua	José Luis Garci	Nominated
		Wartime Romance	'Voenno-polevoy roman Военно-полевой роман	Pyotr Todorovsky	Nominated
		Dangerous Moves	La Diagonale du fou	Richard Dembo	Won
1985		Angry Harvest	Bittere Ernte	Agnieszka Holland	Nominated
		Colonel Redl	'Oberst Redl Redl ezredes	István Szabó	Nominated
		Three Men and a Cradle	Trois hommes et un couffin	Coline Serreau	Nominated
		When Father Was Away on Business	Otac na službenom putu Отац на службеном путу	Emir Kusturica	Nominated
1986		The Assault	De aanslag	Fons Rademakers	Won
		'38 – Vienna Before the Fall	'38 – Auch das war Wien	Wolfgang Glück	Nominated
		My Sweet Little Village	Vesničko má středisková	Jiří Menzel	Nominated
		Betty Blue	37°2 le matin	Jean-Jacques Beineix	Nominated
1987		Au revoir les enfants		Louis Malle	Nominated
		Babette's Feast	Babettes Gæstebud	Gabriel Axel	Won
		Pathfinder	Ofelaš Veiviseren	Nils Gaup	Nominated
		The Family	La Famiglia	Ettore Scola	Nominated
		Course Completed	Asignatuda aprobada	José Luis Garci	Nominated
1988		Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown	Mujeres al Borde de un ataque de nervios	Pedro Almodóvar	Nominated
		Hanussen		István Szabó	Nominated
		The Music Teacher	Le maître de musique	Gérard Corbiau	Nominated
		Pelle the Conqueror	Pelle Erobreren	Bille August	Won
1989		Waltzing Regitze	Dansen med Regitze	Kaspar Rostrup	Nominated
		Cinema Paradiso	Nuovo Cinema Paradiso	Giuseppe Tornatore	Won
		Camille Claudel		Bruno Nuytten	Nominated
1990		Cyrano de Bergerac		Jean-Paul Rappeneau	Nominated
		Journey of Hope	Reise der Hoffnung	Xavier Koller	Won
		The Nasty Girl	Das schreckliche Mädchen	Michael Verhoeven	Nominated
		Open Doors	Porte aperte	Gianni Amelio	Nominated
1991		Mediterraneo		Gabriele Salvatores	Won
		Children of Nature	Börn náttúrunnar	Friðrik Þór Friðriksson	Nominated
		The Elementary School	Obecná škola	Jan Svěrák	Nominated
		The Ox	Oxen	Sven Nykvist	Nominated
1992		Close to Eden	Urga Урга	Nikita Mikhalkov	Nominated
		Daens		Stijn Coninx	Nominated
		Indochine		Régis Wargnier	Won
		Schtonk!		Helmut Dietl	Nominated
1993		Belle Époque		Fernando Trueba	Won
1993		Hedd Wyn		Paul Turner	Nominated
1994		Before the Rain	Pred dozhdot Пред дождот	Milcho Manchevski	Nominated
		Burnt by the Sun	Utomlyonnye solntsem Утомлённые солнцем	Nikita Mikhalkov	Won
		Farinelli: Il Castrato	Farinelli	Gérard Corbiau	Nominated
1995		Antonia's Line	Antonia	Marleen Gorris	Won
		All Things Fair	Lust och fägring stor	Bo Widerberg	Nominated
		The Star Maker	L'Uomo delle Stelle	Giuseppe Tornatore	Nominated
1996		Kolya	Kolja	Jan Svěrák	Won
		A Chef in Love	Shekvarebuli kulinaris ataserti retsepti შეყვარებული კულინარის 1001 რეცეპტი	Nana Jorjadze	Nominated
		The Other Side of Sunday	Søndagsengler	Berit Nesheim	Nominated
		Ridicule		Patrice Leconte	Nominated
		Prisoner of the Mountains	Kavkazskiy plennik Кавказский пленник	Sergei Bodrov	Nominated
1997		The Thief	Vor Вор	Pavel Chukhray	Nominated
		Character	Karakter	Mike van Diem	Won
		Beyond Silence	Jenseits der Stille	Caroline Link	Nominated
		Secrets of the Heart	Secretos del Corazón	Montxo Armendáriz	Won
1998		Life is Beautiful	La vita è bella	Roberto Benigni	Won
1998		The Grandfather	El Abuelo	José Luis Garci	Nominated
1999		All About My Mother	Todo sobre mi madre	Pedro Almodóvar	Won
		Solomon & Gaenor	Solomon a Gaenor	Paul Morrison	Nominated
		Under the Sun	Under solen	Colin Nutley	Nominated
2000		Divided We Fall	Musíme si pomáhat	Jan Hřebejk	Nominated
		Everybody's Famous!	Iedereen beroemd!	Dominique Deruddere	Nominated
		The Taste of Others	Le goût des autres	Agnès Jaoui	Nominated
2001		Amélie	Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain	Jean-Pierre Jeunet	Nominated
		No Man's Land	Ničija zemlja	Danis Tanović	Won
		Elling		Petter Næss	Nominated
2002		The Man Without a Past	Mies vailla menneisyyttä	Aki Kaurismäki	Nominated
		Nowhere in Africa	Nirgendwo in Afrika	Caroline Link	Won
		Zus & Zo		Paula van der Oest	Nominated
2003		Twin Sisters	De tweeling	Ben Sombogaart	Nominated
		Želary		Ondřej Trojan	Nominated
		Evil	Ondskan	Mikael Håfström	Nominated
2004		As It Is in Heaven	Så som i himmelen	Kay Pollak	Nominated
		Downfall	Der Untergang	Oliver Hirschbiegel	Nominated
		The Sea Inside	Mar Adentro	Alejandro Amenábar	Won
		The Chorus	Les choristes	Christophe Barratier	Nominated
2005		Joyeux Noël		Christian Carion	Nominated
		Don't Tell	La bestia nel cuore	Cristina Comencini	Nominated
		Sophie Scholl – The Final Days	Sophie Scholl - Die letzten Tage	Marc Rothemund	Nominated
2006		The Lives of Others	Das Leben der Anderen	Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck	Won
2006		After the Wedding	Efter brylluppet	Susanne Bier	Nominated
2007		Katyń		Andrzej Wajda	Nominated
		12		Nikita Mikhalkov	Nominated
		The Counterfeiters	Die Fälscher	Stefan Ruzowitzky	Won
2008		Revanche	Revanche	Götz Spielmann	Nominated
		The Baader Meinhof Complex	Der Baader Meinhof Komplex	Uli Edel	Nominated
		The Class	Entre les murs	Laurent Cantet	Nominated
2009		A Prophet	Un prophète	Jacques Audiard	Nominated
2009		The White Ribbon	Das weiße Band	Michael Haneke	Nominated
2010		Dogtooth	Kynodontas Κυνόδοντας	Yorgos Lanthimos	Nominated
2010		In a Better World	Hævnen	Susanne Bier	Won
2011		Bullhead	Rundskop	Michaël R. Roskam	Nominated
2011		In Darkness	W ciemności	Agnieszka Holland	Nominated
2012		Amour		Michael Haneke	Won
		Kon-Tiki		Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg	Nominated
		A Royal Affair	En kongelig affære	Nikolaj Arcel	Nominated
2013		The Hunt	Jagten	Thomas Vinterberg	Nominated
		The Broken Circle Breakdown		Felix van Groeningen	Nominated
		The Great Beauty	La Grande Bellezza	Paolo Sorrentino	Won
2014		Ida		Paweł Pawlikowski	Won
		Leviathan	Левиафан	Andrey Zvyagintsev	Nominated
		Tangerines	Mandariinid	Zaza Urushadze	Nominated
2015		Mustang		Deniz Gamze Ergüven	Nominated
		Son of Saul	Saul fia	László Nemes	Won
		A War	Krigen	Tobias Lindholm	Nominated
2016		Land of Mine	Under sandet	Martin Zandvliet	Nominated
		Toni Erdmann		Maren Ade	Nominated
		A Man Called Ove	En man som heter Ove	Hannes Holm	Nominated
2017		The Square		Ruben Östlund	Nominated
		Loveless	Nelyubov Нелюбовь	Andrey Zvyagintsev	Nominated
		On Body and Soul	Testről és lélekről	Ildikó Enyedi	Nominated
2018		Never Look Away	Werk ohne Autor	Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck	Nominated
2018		Cold War	Zimna wojna	Paweł Pawlikowski	Nominated
2019		Corpus Christi	Boże Ciało	Jan Komasa	Nominated
		Honeyland	Medena Zemja Медена земја	Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov	Nominated
		Les Misérables		Ladj Ly	Nominated
		Pain and Glory	Dolor y Gloria	Pedro Almodóvar	Nominated
2020/2021		Collective	Colectiv	Alexander Nanau	Nominated
		Quo Vadis Aida?		Jasmila Žbanić	Nominated
		Another Round	Druk	Thomas Vinterberg	Won
2021		Flee	Flugt	Jonas Poher Rasmussen	Nominated
		The Hand of God	È stata la mano di Dio	Paolo Sorrentino	Nominated
		The Worst Person in the World	Verdens verste menneske	Joachim Trier	Nominated
2022		Close		Lukas Dhont	Nominated
		EO	IO	Jerzy Skolimowski	Nominated
		The Quiet Girl	An Cailín Ciúin	Colm Bairéad	Nominated
		All Quiet on the Western Front	Im Westen nichts Neues	Edward Berger	Won
2023		The Teachers' Lounge	Das Lehrerzimmer	İlker Çatak	Nominated
		Io Capitano		Matteo Garrone	Nominated
		Society of the Snow	Sociedad de la Nieve	J. A. Bayona	Nominated
		The Zone of Interest		Jonathan Glazer	Won

References

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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) Records Most awards per ceremony
Combined major Academy Awards	Superlatives Big Five All four acting categories
Acting	All nominees Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Non-English acting noms Actor multi-nom years Multi-win actors Multi-nom actors "Oscar love curse"
Directing	Best Director
Film	Winning films Multi-noms in same category Two acting awards for same film Foreign-language wins Foreign-language noms in other categories International Feature nominees International Feature: count by country Best Animated Feature submissions Best Documentary Feature submissions Best Animated Short submissions Best Documentary Short submissions Animated feature noms in other categories
Countries of the nominees	Africa Argentina Australia Austria Belarus Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile Colombia Cuba Czech Republic Europe France Germany Greece Hungary India Iran Ireland Israel Italy Japan (South) Korea Latin America Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Nordic Pakistan Poland Puerto Rico Romania Russia Spain Switzerland United Kingdom
Nominees demographics	Asian Black Hispanic Indigenous Jewish Muslim
Other	Ceremonies Families False names Multi-win years Awards for Walt Disney Posthumous wins and noms Best Picture presenters Trophies on public display Oldest and youngest LGBTQ Women in non-gendered categories
Combined major awards	EGOT Triple Crown of Acting
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