7Wins35Noms
- Born
- 4th April, 1923
- Age
- 103
- Best PictureShared with Hal B. Wallis
- Short Subject - 2 ReelWinner
- Best PictureBeaten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Sidney Franklin for Mrs. Miniver
- Short Subject - 1 ReelBeaten by Paramount for Speaking of Animals and Their Families
- Documentary (Short Film)Beaten by National Film Board of Canada and United Artists for Churchill's Island
- Short Subject - 1 ReelBeaten by MGM for Of Pups and Puzzles
- Short Subject - CartoonsBeaten by RKO Radio and Walt Disney for Lend a Paw
- Short Subject - 1 ReelBeaten by MGM for Of Pups and Puzzles
- Short Subject - CartoonsBeaten by RKO Radio and Walt Disney for Lend a Paw
- Short Subject - 2 ReelBeaten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for Main Street on the March!
- Best PictureBeaten by 20th Century Fox and Darryl F. Zanuck for How Green Was My Valley
- Short Subject - 2 ReelBeaten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for Main Street on the March!
- Short Subject - CartoonsBeaten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for The Milky Way
- Best PictureBeaten by David O. Selznick, Selznick International and United Artists for Rebecca
- Short Subject - 1 ReelBeaten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Pete Smith for Quicker'n a Wink
- Short Subject - 2 ReelBeaten by Warner Bros. for Teddy the Rough Rider
- Short Subject - 2 ReelWinner
- Best PictureBeaten by David O. Selznick, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Selznick International for Gone with the Wind
- Short Film (Animated)Beaten by RKO Radio and Walt Disney for The Ugly Duckling
- Short Subject - 2 ReelWinner
- Short Subject - 1 ReelBeaten by Paramount Pictures for Busy Little Bears
- Short Subject - 2 ReelBeaten by Warner Bros. for The Declaration of Independence
- Best PictureBeaten by Columbia and Frank Capra for You Can't Take It with You
- Short Subject - 2 ReelWinner
- Best PictureShared with Henry Blanke
- Short Film (Live Action)Beaten by MGM and Pete Smith for Penny Wisdom
- Best PictureBeaten by Hunt Stromberg and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for The Great Ziegfeld
- Short Subject - 2 ReelBeaten by MGM for The Public Pays
- Short Film (Live Action)Winner
- Best PictureBeaten by Frank Lloyd, Irving Thalberg and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for Mutiny on the Bounty
- Best PictureBeaten by Columbia, Frank Capra and Harry Cohn for It Happened One Night
- Short Subject - ComedyBeaten by Kenneth Macgowan and Pioneer Pictures for La Cucaracha
- Best PictureBeaten by Fox Film Co. and Winfield Sheehan for Cavalcade
- Short Subject - CartoonsBeaten by United Artists and Walt Disney for Flowers and Trees
- Best PictureBeaten by Carl Laemmle and Universal Studios for All Quiet on the Western Front
