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Thomas T.Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading RoleĪcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)ġ929 (for performance in films released during the 1927/ 1928 film season).Categories added this year include Best Score, Best Song, and Best Editing.Ĭlark Gable snags his first Best Actor Oscar. Shirley Temple was given an honorary Juvenile Award. Bette Davis was a write-in nominee for Of Human Bondage. It Happened One Night is one of only three pictures to ever sweep all of the major categories, as well as being the first romantic comedy to win Best Picture. Winner: “Krakatoa” – Joe Rock and Educational Picturesįor films released between Januand December 31, 1934. “A Preferred List” – Louis Brock and RKO Pictures.“Mister Mugg” – Warren Doane and Universal Studios.Winner: “So This Is Harris!” – Louis Brock and RKO Pictures “The Merry Old Soul” – Walter Lantz and Universal Studios.“Building a Building” – Walt Disney and United Artists.Winner: “The Three Little Pigs” – Walt Disney and United Artists Winner: Gordon Hollingshead, Warner Brothers Winner: Charles Bryant Lang, Jr., A Farewell to Armsįranklin Hansen wins for Best Sound Recording for A Farewell to Arms. Hans Dreier and Roland Anderson, A Farewell to Arms.Nathan Levinson, I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang.Winner: Franklin Hansen, A Farewell to Arms

Paul Green and Sonya Levien, State Fair.

Charles MacArthur, Rasputin and the Empress.Frances Marion, The Prizefighter and the Lady.Paul Muni, I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang.Winner: Charles Laughton, The Private Life of Henry VIII He would win Best Actor for The Private Life of Henry VIII. A category for Best Assistant Director was added, with a winner announced for each of the major studios.Ĭharles Laughton arriving. Winner: “Wrestling Swordfish” – Mack Sennettįor films released between Augand December 31, 1933, finally affixing the Awards to those released within a calendar year. “Mickey’s Orphans” – Walt Disney Productions.“It’s Got Me Again!” – Leon Schlesinger Productions, Warner Bros.Winner: “Flowers and Trees” – Walt Disney Productions, United Artists Lee Garmes with his Best Cinematography Oscar. Warner Bros.-First National Studio Sound Department.Johns, Jane Murfin, What Price Hollywood? Grover Jones, William Slavens McNutt, Lady and Gent.Winner: Helen Hayes, The Sin of Madelon Claudet Walt Disney won a special award for creating Mickey Mouse This year introduced the Short Film categories. Arrowsmith and The Champ got the most nominations with four apiece. Grand Hotel was only nominated for Best Picture, which it won. Stephen Goosson and Ralph Hammeras, Just Imagineįor films released between Augand July 31, 1932.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Sound Department.

Samuel Goldwyn – United Artists Studio Sound Department.

Winner: Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department Sound Recording was given to a studio’s sound department for this year rather than to any individual sound designer. The Best Writing category was split into Best Story and Best Adapted Screenplay. Jackie Cooper remains the only person to have been nominated for Best Actor under the age of 18. Cimarron was the only Western to win Best Picture until 1990. Held on Novemat the Sala D’Oro at the Biltmore Hotel.

John Tribby, The Case of Sergeant Grischaįor films released between Augand July 31, 1931.

George Abbott, Maxwell Anderson, and Del Andrews, All Quiet on the Western Front.

Presenter Jack Cunningham presents writer Frances Mario the Best Writing Oscar for The Big House.