“Daisy Miller” was nominated for one Oscar, Costume Design by John Furness, but the winner was Theoni V. Aldredge for “The Great Gatsby.”

A list of all the Oscar-winning documentary features, from 1941, when the category was established, to the present.

Days of Wine and ERoses was nominated for five Oscars, including Actor Jack Lemmon, Actress Lee Remick, Art Direction-Set Decoration (b/w) Joseph Wright; George James Hopkins, and Costume Design (b/w) Don Feld, winning one, Best Song,
“Days of Wine and Roses,” with music by Henry Mancini and lyrics by Johnny Mercer.

Shirley Knight received her first Supporting Oscar nomination for one of her first pictures, but lost to Shirley Jones in “Elmer Gantry.” Knight would receive a second, consecutive nomination in 1962 for “Sweet Bird of Youth.”

In 1965, Darling competed for the top award with another British-made film, David Lean's Doctor Zhivago” (also starring Julie Christie, as Lara), Stanley Kramer's pretentious drama, “Ship of Fools,” the Broadway based “A Thousand Clowns,” and the musical “The Sound of Music,” which swept most of the Oscars.