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How many Academy awards did the film "Gone with the wind" got? For what and to whom they were accorded?
Asked by Mona Bernard,
15 Mar '10 03:06 pm
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It received ten Academy Awards (8 competitive, 2 honorary), a record that stood for twenty years.In the American Film Institute's inaugural Top 100 American Films of All Time list of 1998, it was ranked number four; although in the 2007 10th Anniversary edition of that list, it was dropped two places, to number six. In June 2008, AFI revealed its 10 top 10 the best ten films in ten American film genresafter polling over 1,500 persons from the creative community. Gone with the Wind was acknowledged as the fourth best film in the Epic genre. It has sold more tickets in the U.S. than any other film in history, and is considered a prototype of a Hollywood blockbuster. Today, it is considered one of the greatest and most popular films of all time and one of the most enduring symbols of the golden age of Hollywood. Retrieved from various sources on internet. I only knew how many awards it received.
Answered by Jack Johnson, 15 Mar '10 03:18 pm
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Honorary Academy Award For Outstanding Achievement in the Use of Color for the Enhancement of Dramatic Mood in the Production of Gone With The Wind (1939): William Cameron Menzies
Academy Award for Best Picture (1939): David O. SelznickProducer
Academy Award for Best Actress (1939): Vivien Leigh
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress (1939): Hattie McDaniel
Academy Award for Best Director (1939): Victor Fleming
Academy Award for Best WritingScreenplay (1939): Sidney Howard
Academy Award for Best Art Direction (1939): Lyle WheelerArt Direction
Academy Award for Best CinematographyColor (1939): Ernest Haller, Ray Rennahan
Academy Award for Best Film Editing (1939): Hal C. Kern, James E. Newcom
Answered by Chandra sekhar Krishnan, 15 Mar '10 03:25 pm
Academy Award for Best Picture (1939): David O. SelznickProducer
Academy Award for Best Actress (1939): Vivien Leigh
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress (1939): Hattie McDaniel
Academy Award for Best Director (1939): Victor Fleming
Academy Award for Best WritingScreenplay (1939): Sidney Howard
Academy Award for Best Art Direction (1939): Lyle WheelerArt Direction
Academy Award for Best CinematographyColor (1939): Ernest Haller, Ray Rennahan
Academy Award for Best Film Editing (1939): Hal C. Kern, James E. Newcom
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It received 10 academy awards - for practically everything - best actor, best actress, best film editing, best sound effects etc !
Answered by nargis bhambi, 15 Mar '10 03:14 pm
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8 won in :
Outstanding Production
Best Director
Best Actress
Best Writing, Screenplay
Awarded posthumously
Best Supporting Actress
Received a miniature "Oscar" statuette on a plaque
...more
Answered by conviction, 15 Mar '10 03:09 pm
Outstanding Production
Best Director
Best Actress
Best Writing, Screenplay
Awarded posthumously
Best Supporting Actress
Received a miniature "Oscar" statuette on a plaque
...more
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Outstanding Production Selznick International Pictures (David O. Selznick, Producer)
Best Director Victor Fleming
Best Actress Vivien Leigh
Best Writing, Screenplay Sidney Howard
Awarded posthumously
Best Supporting Actress Hattie McDaniel
Received a miniature "Oscar" statuette on a plaque
Best Cinematography, Color Ernest Haller and Ray Rennahan
This received the "Oscar" statuette
Best Film Editing Hal C. Kern and James E. Newcom ...more
Answered by anil garg, 15 Mar '10 04:28 pm
Best Director Victor Fleming
Best Actress Vivien Leigh
Best Writing, Screenplay Sidney Howard
Awarded posthumously
Best Supporting Actress Hattie McDaniel
Received a miniature "Oscar" statuette on a plaque
Best Cinematography, Color Ernest Haller and Ray Rennahan
This received the "Oscar" statuette
Best Film Editing Hal C. Kern and James E. Newcom ...more
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