Oscar Movies: Coquette (1929)–Mary Pickford’s Only Oscar

"Coquette" was nominated for and won one Oscar, Best Actress for Mary Pickford.

 

 

 

Oscar Movies: Children of Paradise (1946)

Marcel Carne's epic film received one Oscar nomination: Screenplay (Original) by the poet Jacques Prevert

 

 

 

Oscar Movies: Conquest (1937)

The hirsorical romance "Conquest" received two Oscar nominations, Best Actor for Charles Boyerand Interior Decoration for Cedric Gibbons and William Horning.  Garbo was nominated that year for a better performance in a better film, "Camille," directed by George Cukor.
 
 

 

 

 

Oscar Movies: Cross Creek (1983)

Martin Ritt's "Cross Creek" received four Oscar nominations, including Supporting Actor for Rip Torn and Supporting Actress for Alfre Woodard.

 

 

Oscar Movies: Cyrano de Bergerac (1950)

Cyrano de Bergerac was nominated for and received one award, Best Actor Oscar for Jose Ferrer.

 
Oscar Awards: 1
 
Best Actor
 
Oscar Context
 
The Best Actor contest in 1950 included Louis Calhern in "The Magnificent Yankee," William Holden in "Sunset Boulevard," James Stewart in "Harvey," and Spencer Tracy in "Father of the Bride."
 
This was the second nomination for Ferrer, who had previously received a nod in the supporting actor category for "Joan of Arc," in 1948, starring Ingrid Bergman.
 
The play has been adapted into the big screen numerous times, but the best version is the 1990 French film, for which Gerard Depardieu received a Best Actor Oscar nomination.