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Most awards won by a man

Average listal rating (123 ratings) 8.5  
1. Walt Disney


Won 26 Oscars (22 competitive, 4 honorary). He also won the most Oscars in one year, with 4.

Since he can be included only once in a list I'll add his other record here for Most nominated person: with 59 nominations.
Coby's rating:


Most awards won by a woman

Average listal rating (4 ratings) 9  
2. Edith Head


Costume designer Edith Head won 8 Oscars.

Since she can be included only once in a list I'll add her other record here for Most nominated woman: with 35 nominations.


Most awards won by a person who is still living

Average listal rating (3 ratings) 7.7  
3. Dennis Muren


Visual Effects Supervisor Dennis Muren has won 9 Academy Awards: 6 competitive awards, 2 "Special Achievement" awards, and 1 "Technical Achievement" award


Most awards won for Directing

Average listal rating (143 ratings) 8.4  
4. John Ford


Won 4 oscars for directing.

Since he can be included only once in a list I'll add his other record here: Most consecutive awards for directing: The Grapes of Wrath (1940) & How Green Was My Valley (1941).


Most awards won for Acting

Average listal rating (313 ratings) 8.5  
5. Katharine Hepburn


Won 4 Academy Awards (all for Best Actress in a Leading Role)

Since she can be included only once in a list I'll add her other records here :
Most consecutive awards for acting: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967) & The Lion in Winter (1968)
Longest time span between first and last nomination: 48 years from 1932/33 to 1981.
Coby's rating:


Most awards won for Art Direction

Average listal rating (1 ratings) 10  
6. Cedric Gibbons


Cedric Gibbons, who designed the Oscar statuette, won 11 awards out of a total of 39 nominations.


Awards for debut acting or directing performances

Average listal rating (260 ratings) 7.7  
7. Sam Mendes


Best Director for his debut film: American Beauty
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (489 ratings) 6.8  
8. Kevin Costner


Best Director for his debut film: Dances with Wolves
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (41 ratings) 7  
9. James L. Brooks


Best Director for his debut film: Terms of Endearment

Average listal rating (318 ratings) 8  
10. Robert Redford


Best Director for his debut film: Ordinary People
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (8 ratings) 7.6  
11. Jerome Robbins


Best Director for his debut film: West Side Story

Average listal rating (11 ratings) 6.8  
12. Delbert Mann


Best Director for his debut film: Marty

Average listal rating (100 ratings) 6.3  
13. Jennifer Hudson


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: Dreamgirls

Average listal rating (741 ratings) 6.7  
14. Anna Paquin


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: The Piano
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (24 ratings) 7  
15. Tatum O'Neal


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: Paper Moon

Since she can be included only once in a list I'll add her other record here:
Youngest winner of an acting award
At age 10, for Best Supporting Actress in Paper Moon

Average listal rating (7 ratings) 8.6  
16. Jo Van Fleet


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: East of Eden

Average listal rating (74 ratings) 7.5  
17. Eva Marie Saint


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: On the Waterfront

Average listal rating (10 ratings) 7.3  
18. Mercedes McCambridge


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: All the King's Men

Average listal rating (13 ratings) 6.1  
19. Katina Paxinou


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: For Whom the Bell Tolls

Average listal rating (7 ratings) 8.6  
20. Gale Sondergaard


Best Supporting Actress in her debut film: Anthony Adverse

Average listal rating (2 ratings) 7.5  
21. Harold Russell


Best Supporting Actor in his debut film: The Best Years of Our Lives
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (5 ratings) 8.2  
22. Haing S. Ngor


Best Supporting Actor in his debut film: The Killing Fields

Average listal rating (30 ratings) 6.4  
23. Marlee Matlin


Best Leading Actress in her debut film: Children of a Lesser God

Average listal rating (157 ratings) 6.2  
24. Barbra Streisand


Best Leading Actress in her debut film: Funny Girl
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (412 ratings) 7.7  
25. Julie Andrews


Best Leading Actress in her debut film: Mary Poppins

Average listal rating (12 ratings) 6.8  
26. Shirley Booth


Best Leading Actress in her debut film: Come Back, Little Sheba


Most consecutive awards

Average listal rating (17 ratings) 7.7  
27. Luise Rainer


2 consecutive awards for Best Leading Actress:
The Great Ziegfeld (1936)
The Good Earth (1937)

Average listal rating (130 ratings) 8.2  
28. Spencer Tracy


2 consecutive awards for Best Leading Actor:
Captains Courageous (1937)
Boys Town (1938)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (2130 ratings) 8  
29. Tom Hanks


2 consecutive awards for Best Leading Actor:
Philadelphia (1993)
Forrest Gump (1994)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (45 ratings) 8.1  
30. Joseph L. Mankiewicz


2 consecutive awards for directing:
A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
All About Eve (1950)

Average listal rating (75 ratings) 7.3  
31. Jason Robards


2 consecutive awards for Best Supporting Actor:
All the President's Men (1976)
Julia (1977)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (3 ratings) 7.3  
32. David O. Selznick


2 consecutive awards for producing Best Picture winners:
Gone with the Wind (1939)
Rebecca (1940)

Average listal rating (1 ratings) 8  
33. Roger Edens


3 consecutive awards for composing the scores for:
Easter Parade (1948)
On the Town (1949)
Annie Get Your Gun (1950)


Academy award firsts

Average listal rating (126 ratings) 8  
34. Sidney Poitier


First black actor to win for acting
Best Leading Actor - Lilies of the Field (1963)


Average listal rating (31 ratings) 7.3  
35. Hattie McDaniel


First black actress to win for acting
Best Supporting Actress - Gone with the Wind (1939)

Average listal rating (40 ratings) 7.7  
36. Basil Rathbone


First African man to be nominated for acting
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor - Romeo and Juliet (1936)

Average listal rating (1157 ratings) 8  
37. Charlize Theron


First African to win an acting award
Best Leading Actress - Monster (2003)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (1927 ratings) 8.6  
38. Robert De Niro


First actor to win for performing in a language other than English
Performing in Italian - The Godfather Part II (1974)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (322 ratings) 7.8  
39. Sophia Loren


First actress to win for performing in a language other than English
Performing in Italian - Two Women (1960)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (44 ratings) 7.8  
40. Peter Finch


First posthumous win for acting
Best Leading Actor - Network (1976)

Average listal rating (385 ratings) 8.5  
41. James Dean


First posthumous nomination for a male actor
Best Leading Actor - East of Eden (1955)

Since he can be included only once in a list I'll add his other record here:
Most posthumous nominations:
East of Eden (1955)
Giant (1955)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (1 ratings) 5  
42. Jeanne Eagels


First posthumous nomination for a female actress
Best Leading Actress - The Letter (1929)

Average listal rating (31 ratings) 6.2  
43. Shohreh Aghdashloo


First Middle-Eastern actress to be nominated
Nominated for Best Supporting Actress - House of Sand and Fog (2003)

Average listal rating (2 ratings) 8  
44. Julia Phillips


First woman to win Best Picture
The Sting (1973)

Average listal rating (127 ratings) 7.5  
45. Kathryn Bigelow


First woman to win Best Director
The Hurt Locker (2008)


Age-related records

Average listal rating (40 ratings) 6.6  
46. Gloria Stuart


Oldest nominee of an acting award
Age 87, Nominated for Best Supporting Actress - Titanic (1997)

Average listal rating (77 ratings) 7.2  
47. Jessica Tandy


Oldest winner of an acting award
Age 80 , Best Leading Actress - Driving Miss Daisy (1989)
Coby's rating:

Average listal rating (51 ratings) 5.7  
48. John Singleton


Youngest nominee for Best Director
Age 24, Nominated for Best Director - Boyz n the Hood (1991)

Average listal rating (65 ratings) 7.9  
49. Shirley Temple


Youngest winner of an Oscar
Age 6, who was awarded the inaugural (now retired) non-competitive Academy Juvenile Award in 1934.

Average listal rating (9 ratings) 5.6  
50. Justin Henry


Youngest nominee of an acting award
Age 8, nominated for Best Supporting Actor - Kramer vs. Kramer (1979)




Source: Wikipedia

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Comments

Posted: 2 years ago at May 2 20:14
Omar Sharif is First African man to be nominated for acting not Djimon Hounsou.
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor - Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
Posted: 2 years ago at May 3 6:22
Actually the first was Basil Rathbone, born in South Africa. It's fixed now.
Posted: 2 years ago at May 4 6:51
the brilliant list
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Posted: 1 year, 9 months ago at Aug 18 21:59
what a great list!
Posted: 1 year, 9 months ago at Aug 19 0:07
Oscar is so overrated. Don't get me wrong, I do think it's a great award show but just because someone won an Oscar or more, doesn't necessarily make that person better than the ones who haven't won yet. That's why I find it so pointless to count how many Oscars one had won as if it's something to be bragged about. There are many times when a great performance or great achievements in movie-making were overlooked due to some silly politics rather than the actual artistic merit. And the ones who did win, can we honestly say that ALL of them really deserve to win? I'm sure there are some great winners who truly deserve to win but Oscars has also a long list of mistakes when it comes to selecting their nominees and/or winners.

That being said, I appreciate this list and I applaud you for what you're doing. But I honestly don't look at the top of this list and think "wow that's awesome" as opposed to those at the bottom or even the ones who don't even make this list. Quality is much more important than quantity. I have more admiration towards actors/movie makers who might have never won an Oscar but with great credibility to their names as opposed to those who collect trophies after trophies each year but with little substance to their art or body of work.

Besides, if you want to talk about records, where the heck is Meryl Streep? She has been nominated for Best Actress numerous times more than any other actresses today (and frankly, she deserves it. She is probably one of very few modern living actors whom I still have respect for).
Posted: 1 year, 9 months ago at Aug 19 0:31
^Well obviously awards like these are subjective so of course they technically don't mean anything. It matters what the people like, not some committee...just don't pay any attention to them then XD
Posted: 1 year, 9 months ago at Aug 19 21:18
Your picture of Jo Van Fleet is really a picture of Eva Marie Saint.



There's a picture of Jo Van Fleet with her Oscar for East of Eden.
Posted: 1 year, 2 months ago at Feb 29 23:51
Oscars expires each year :)

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