Years ago I remember reading somewhere that In Old Chicago was not shown anywhere in 1937 but was a 1937 Oscar nominee because it opened in L.A. on the last day of qualifying, which that year was January 12, 1938. However I can't find the source so I guess without proof we'll have to live with the IMDB's very vague "premiere" date of 1937.Reza wrote:Best Costume Design – In Old Chicago
Best Sound Effects – In Old Chicago
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Picture – The Awful Truth
Best Director – Gregory La Cava, Stage Door
Best Actor – Jean Gabin, Pepe le Moko
Best Actress – Greta Garbo, Camille
Best Supporting Actor – Edward Arnold, Easy Living
Best Supporting Actress – Dame May Whitty, Night Must Fall
Best Ensemble – Make Way For Tomorrow
Best Original Screenplay – A Star is Born
Best Adapted Screenplay – The Awful Truth
Best Original Score – The Prisoner of Zenda
Best Song – "You Can’t Take That Away From Me" – Shall We Dance
Best Film Editing – Lost Horizon
Best Cinematography – The Good Earth
Best Art Direction – The Life of Emile Zola
Best Costume Design – In Old Chicago
Best Makeup – Maytime
Best Sound – The Hurricane
Best Sound Effects – In Old Chicago
Best Visual Effects – The Good Earth
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Best Director – Gregory La Cava, Stage Door
Best Actor – Jean Gabin, Pepe le Moko
Best Actress – Greta Garbo, Camille
Best Supporting Actor – Edward Arnold, Easy Living
Best Supporting Actress – Dame May Whitty, Night Must Fall
Best Ensemble – Make Way For Tomorrow
Best Original Screenplay – A Star is Born
Best Adapted Screenplay – The Awful Truth
Best Original Score – The Prisoner of Zenda
Best Song – "You Can’t Take That Away From Me" – Shall We Dance
Best Film Editing – Lost Horizon
Best Cinematography – The Good Earth
Best Art Direction – The Life of Emile Zola
Best Costume Design – In Old Chicago
Best Makeup – Maytime
Best Sound – The Hurricane
Best Sound Effects – In Old Chicago
Best Visual Effects – The Good Earth
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Actual nominees….. Kiss of the Spider Woman, Witness, Harrison Ford, Jon Voight, Robert Loggia, Eric Roberts, Margaret Avery, Hector Babenco and Lasse Holstrom …did not make the grade with the voters on the Board.
Also some of the other ''Left-Overs'' from 1985:
Best Picture
Angry Harvest
Back to the Future
Blood Simple
The Emerald Forest
Insignificance
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Lost in America
My Life as a Dog
The Official Story
Rendez-vous
The Shooting Party
Wetherby
When Father Was Away on Business
Witness
A Zed and Two Naughts
Best Actor
Gabriel Byrne, Defence of the Realm
Albert Brooks, Lost in America
John Cusack, The Sure Thing
Gerard Depardieu, Police
Griffin Dunne, After Hours
Harrison Ford, Witness
Anton Glanzelius, My Life as a Dog
Gene Hackman, Twice in a Lifetime
Ed Harris, Sweet Dreams
Ben Kingsley, Turtle Diary
Christopher Lambert, Subway
Armin Mueller-Stahl, Angry Harvest
Barry Otto, Bliss
Sean Penn, The Falcon and the Snowman
Paul Reubens, Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Jon Voight, Runaway Train
Treat Williams, Smooth Talk
Lambert Wilson, Rendez-vous
Best Actress
Isabelle Adjani, Subway
Juliette Binoche, Rendez-vous
Patricia Charbonneau, Desert Hearts
Glenn Close, Maxie
Laura Dern, Smooth Talk
Sally Field, Murphy’s Romance
Jane Fonda, Agnes of God
Charlotte Gainsbourgh, L’Effrontee
Julie Hagerty, Lost in America
Glenda Jackson, Turtle Diary
Sarah Miles, Steaming
Charlotte Rampling, He Died With His Eyes Open
Vanessa Redgrave, Steaming
Theresa Russell, Insignificance
Lori Singer, Trouble in Mind
Mary Steenburgen, One Magic Christmas
Meryl Streep, Plenty
Angela Winkler, Edith’s Diary
Best Supporting Actor
Alan Arkin, Joshua Then and Now
Charley Boorman, The Emerald Forest
Bryan Brown, Rebel
Kevin Costner, Silverado
Tony Curtis, Insignificance
Michael Emil, Insignificance
Crispin Glover, Back to the Future
Joel Grey, Remo Williams
Ian Holm, Brazil
Ian Holm, Dreamchild
Ian Holm, Wetherby
Saeed Jaffrey, My Beautiful Laundrette
Robert Loggia, Jagged Edge
John Lone, Year of the Dragon
Ray McAnally, No Surrender
Eric Roberts, Runaway Train
Tomas von Bromssen, My Life as a Dog
M. Emmet Walsh, Blood Simple
Best Supporting Actress
Rosanna Arquette, After Hours
Margaret Avery, The Color Purple
Sonia Braga, Kiss of the Spider Woman
Akosua Busia, The Color Purple
Lynette Curran, Bliss
Judi Dench, Wetherby
Melinda Kinnaman, My Life as a Dog
Chus Lampreave, What Have I Done to Deserve This?
Frances McDormand, Blood Simple
Kelly McGillis, Witness
Laurie Metcalf, Desperately Seeking Susan
Alexandra Pigg, Letter to Brezhnev
Tracey Ullman, Plenty
Best Director
Hector Babenco, Kiss of the Spider Woman
John Boorman, The Emerald Forest
Alan Bridges, The Shooting Party
Albert Brooks, Lost in America
Joel Coen, Blood Simple
Peter Greenaway, A Zed and Two Naughts
Agnieszka Holland, Angry Harvest
Lasse Holstrom, My Life As a Dog
Nicolas Roeg, Insignificance
Fred Schepisi, Plenty
Andre Techine, Rendez-vous
Robert Zemeckis, Back to the Future
Also some of the other ''Left-Overs'' from 1985:
Best Picture
Angry Harvest
Back to the Future
Blood Simple
The Emerald Forest
Insignificance
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Lost in America
My Life as a Dog
The Official Story
Rendez-vous
The Shooting Party
Wetherby
When Father Was Away on Business
Witness
A Zed and Two Naughts
Best Actor
Gabriel Byrne, Defence of the Realm
Albert Brooks, Lost in America
John Cusack, The Sure Thing
Gerard Depardieu, Police
Griffin Dunne, After Hours
Harrison Ford, Witness
Anton Glanzelius, My Life as a Dog
Gene Hackman, Twice in a Lifetime
Ed Harris, Sweet Dreams
Ben Kingsley, Turtle Diary
Christopher Lambert, Subway
Armin Mueller-Stahl, Angry Harvest
Barry Otto, Bliss
Sean Penn, The Falcon and the Snowman
Paul Reubens, Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Jon Voight, Runaway Train
Treat Williams, Smooth Talk
Lambert Wilson, Rendez-vous
Best Actress
Isabelle Adjani, Subway
Juliette Binoche, Rendez-vous
Patricia Charbonneau, Desert Hearts
Glenn Close, Maxie
Laura Dern, Smooth Talk
Sally Field, Murphy’s Romance
Jane Fonda, Agnes of God
Charlotte Gainsbourgh, L’Effrontee
Julie Hagerty, Lost in America
Glenda Jackson, Turtle Diary
Sarah Miles, Steaming
Charlotte Rampling, He Died With His Eyes Open
Vanessa Redgrave, Steaming
Theresa Russell, Insignificance
Lori Singer, Trouble in Mind
Mary Steenburgen, One Magic Christmas
Meryl Streep, Plenty
Angela Winkler, Edith’s Diary
Best Supporting Actor
Alan Arkin, Joshua Then and Now
Charley Boorman, The Emerald Forest
Bryan Brown, Rebel
Kevin Costner, Silverado
Tony Curtis, Insignificance
Michael Emil, Insignificance
Crispin Glover, Back to the Future
Joel Grey, Remo Williams
Ian Holm, Brazil
Ian Holm, Dreamchild
Ian Holm, Wetherby
Saeed Jaffrey, My Beautiful Laundrette
Robert Loggia, Jagged Edge
John Lone, Year of the Dragon
Ray McAnally, No Surrender
Eric Roberts, Runaway Train
Tomas von Bromssen, My Life as a Dog
M. Emmet Walsh, Blood Simple
Best Supporting Actress
Rosanna Arquette, After Hours
Margaret Avery, The Color Purple
Sonia Braga, Kiss of the Spider Woman
Akosua Busia, The Color Purple
Lynette Curran, Bliss
Judi Dench, Wetherby
Melinda Kinnaman, My Life as a Dog
Chus Lampreave, What Have I Done to Deserve This?
Frances McDormand, Blood Simple
Kelly McGillis, Witness
Laurie Metcalf, Desperately Seeking Susan
Alexandra Pigg, Letter to Brezhnev
Tracey Ullman, Plenty
Best Director
Hector Babenco, Kiss of the Spider Woman
John Boorman, The Emerald Forest
Alan Bridges, The Shooting Party
Albert Brooks, Lost in America
Joel Coen, Blood Simple
Peter Greenaway, A Zed and Two Naughts
Agnieszka Holland, Angry Harvest
Lasse Holstrom, My Life As a Dog
Nicolas Roeg, Insignificance
Fred Schepisi, Plenty
Andre Techine, Rendez-vous
Robert Zemeckis, Back to the Future
Probably is.Big Magilla wrote:Thanks for the catch.Reza wrote:Magilla you forgot to update the results page with this choice.jowy_jillia wrote:Best Costume Design - Dance With a Stranger
By the way, is James Mason in The Shooting Party our first non-Oscar nominated performer to be nominated posthumously?
He was great in the film. I think it was his last film.
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The tallies are up for 1985.
Clue, Out of Africa and The Color Purple are tied for the most mentions each at 15, followed by Back to the Future and Ran with 13 each; Brazil and Prizzi's Honor with 11 each; The Purple Rose of Cairo with 10; Colonel Redl, Desperately Seeking Susan, Dreamchild, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure and Plenty with 8 each; Come and See, Vagabond and Witness with 7 each; Cocoon, Dance With a Stranger, Mask; Mishima: A Life in Four Acts, The Breakfast Club and Goonies with 6 each and After Hours, Agnes of God and Kiss of the Spider Woman with 5 each.
In all, there were 284 votes cast for 60 films.
Clue, Out of Africa and The Color Purple are tied for the most mentions each at 15, followed by Back to the Future and Ran with 13 each; Brazil and Prizzi's Honor with 11 each; The Purple Rose of Cairo with 10; Colonel Redl, Desperately Seeking Susan, Dreamchild, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure and Plenty with 8 each; Come and See, Vagabond and Witness with 7 each; Cocoon, Dance With a Stranger, Mask; Mishima: A Life in Four Acts, The Breakfast Club and Goonies with 6 each and After Hours, Agnes of God and Kiss of the Spider Woman with 5 each.
In all, there were 284 votes cast for 60 films.
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Picture – The Official Story
Best Director – Luis Puenzo, The Official Story
Best Actor – James Mason, The Shooting Party
Best Actress – Jessica Lange, Sweet Dreams
Best Supporting Actor – John Gielgud, The Shooting Party
Best Supporting Actress – Ann Wedgeworth, Sweet Dreams
Best Ensemble – Turtle Diary
Best Original Screenplay – After Hours
Best Adapted Screenplay – The Shooting Party
Best Original Score – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Song – "Separate Lives" – White Nights
Best Film Editing – After Hours
Best Cinematography – Plenty
Best Art Direction – Dance With a Stranger
Best Costume Design – The Shooting Party
Best Makeup – Dance With a Stranger
Best Sound – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Sound Effects – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Visual Effects – A View to a Kill
Best Director – Luis Puenzo, The Official Story
Best Actor – James Mason, The Shooting Party
Best Actress – Jessica Lange, Sweet Dreams
Best Supporting Actor – John Gielgud, The Shooting Party
Best Supporting Actress – Ann Wedgeworth, Sweet Dreams
Best Ensemble – Turtle Diary
Best Original Screenplay – After Hours
Best Adapted Screenplay – The Shooting Party
Best Original Score – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Song – "Separate Lives" – White Nights
Best Film Editing – After Hours
Best Cinematography – Plenty
Best Art Direction – Dance With a Stranger
Best Costume Design – The Shooting Party
Best Makeup – Dance With a Stranger
Best Sound – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Sound Effects – Young Sherlock Holmes
Best Visual Effects – A View to a Kill
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Picture: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Director: Elem Klimov, Come And See
Ensemble: Vagabond
Original Screenplay: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Adapted Screenplay: Mishima: a Life in Four Chapters
Original Score: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Original Song: "Weird Science" Weird Science
Cinematography: Come And See
Art Direction: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Costume Design: Mishima: a Life in Four Chapters
Sound: Vagabond
Sound Effects: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Director: Elem Klimov, Come And See
Ensemble: Vagabond
Original Screenplay: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Adapted Screenplay: Mishima: a Life in Four Chapters
Original Score: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Original Song: "Weird Science" Weird Science
Cinematography: Come And See
Art Direction: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Costume Design: Mishima: a Life in Four Chapters
Sound: Vagabond
Sound Effects: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
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