“Camille Claudel” was nominated for two Oscars: Best Foreign Language Picture and Best Actress for Isabella Adjani.

“Crimes of the Heart” was nominated for three Oscars: Adapted Screenplay by Beth Henley, Best Actress for Sissy Spacek, and Supporting Actress for Tess Harper.

(1986)

Edith Head, Hollywood's best-known costume designer was nominated for 35 Oscars, winning 8. She received her first nomination in 1948 and her first Oscar a year later for The Heiress. In 1977, Head received her last (35th) Oscar nomination for “Airport '77.”

Gregory La Cava's serio-comedy “Stage Door” was nominated for four Oscars, including Best Picture. Of the talented ensemble of actresses, only one, Andrea Leeds, received a Supporting Actress nomination.

One Hundred Men and a Girl was nominated
for five Oscars, including Best Picture, winning one, for Score.