Frank Capra's “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” was nominated for 10 Oscars, including Best Picture, Director, and Actor, and two Supporting Actors, but won only one award, for Original Story, by Lewis R. Foster.

“Save the Tiger” received three Oscar nominations, for Story and Screenplay by Steve Shagan, Actor to Jack Lemmon, and Supporting Actor to Jack Gilford, winning Actor.

The list of the 2007 AFI Awards includes BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD, THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY, INTO THE WILD, JUNO, KNOCKED UP
MICHAEL CLAYTON, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
RATATOUILLE, THE SAVAGES, and THERE WILL BE BLOOD.

In 1959, Brit Jack Clayton competed for the Best Director Oscar with William Wyler, who won for “Ben-Hur,” George Stevens for “The Diary of Anne Frank,” Billy Wilder for “Some Like It Hot,” and Fred Zinnemann for “The Nun's Story.”

In 1958, for her comedic turn in “Auntie Mame,” Peggy Cass competed for the Supporting Actress Oscar with Wendy Hiller, who won for “Separate Tables,” Martha Hyer in “Some Came Running,” Maureen Stapleton in “Lonelyhearts,” and Cara Williams in “The Defiant Ones.”