“Kiss of Death” was nominated for two Oscars: Supporting Actor for Richard Widmark and Original Story for Eleazar Lipski.
Oscar 2007: Josh Brolin, Best Actor for the Coens’ “No Country for Old Men”
You can't fault a movie year in which the gifted Joshn Brolin has rendered not one but three terrific performances in three high-profile films: lead in the above “No Country for Old Men,” supporting in Paul Haggis' Iraq drama, “In the Vallley of Elah,” and another supporting role, the smallest of the three in Ridley Scott's crime-biopic, “American Gangster,” as a corrupt cop.
Oscar Movies: King and I, The (1956)
The King and I received none Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Director for Walter Lang, and Actress for Deborah Kerr, winning five awards including Best Actor for Yul Brynner in his best-known role.
Oscar Movies: King of Jazz (1929-30)
“King of Jazz” won one Oscar, Interior Decoration for Herman Rosse.
Oscar Movies: King of Burlesque (1935)
“King of Burlesque” received one Oscar nomination, for Dance Direction by Sammy Lee.






