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1972 (45th)
ACTOR
Marlon Brando
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The Godfather
{"Don Vito Corleone"}
[NOTE: Mr. Brando refused the award.]
Michael Caine
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Sleuth
{"Milo Tindale"}
Laurence Olivier
--
Sleuth
{"Andrew Wyke"}
Peter O'Toole
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The Ruling Class
{"Jack, 14th Earl of Gurney"}
Paul Winfield
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Sounder
{"Nathan Lee Morgan"}
ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Eddie Albert
--
The Heartbreak Kid
{"Mr. Corcoran"}
James Caan
--
The Godfather
{"Sonny Corleone"}
Robert Duvall
--
The Godfather
{"Tom Hagen"}
Joel Grey
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Cabaret
{"The Master of Ceremonies"}
Al Pacino
--
The Godfather
{"Michael Corleone"}
ACTRESS
Liza Minnelli
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Cabaret
{"Sally Bowles"}
Diana Ross
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Lady Sings the Blues
{"Billie Holiday"}
Maggie Smith
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Travels with My Aunt
{"Aunt Augusta"}
Cicely Tyson
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Sounder
{"Rebecca Morgan"}
Liv Ullmann
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The Emigrants
{"Kristina"}
ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Jeannie Berlin
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The Heartbreak Kid
{"Lila"}
Eileen Heckart
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Butterflies Are Free
{"Mrs. Baker"}
Geraldine Page
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Pete 'n' Tillie
{"Gertrude"}
Susan Tyrrell
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Fat City
{"Oma"}
Shelley Winters
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The Poseidon Adventure
{"Belle Rosen"}
ART DIRECTION
Cabaret
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Art Direction: Rolf Zehetbauer, Jurgen Kiebach; Set Decoration: Herbert Strabel
Lady Sings the Blues
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Art Direction: Carl Anderson; Set Decoration: Reg Allen
The Poseidon Adventure
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Art Direction: William Creber; Set Decoration: Raphael Bretton
Travels with My Aunt
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Art Direction: John Box, Gil Parrondo, Robert W. Laing
Young Winston
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Art Direction: Geoffrey Drake, Don Ashton, John Graysmark, William Hutchinson; Set Decoration: Peter James
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Butterflies Are Free
--
Charles B. Lang
Cabaret
--
Geoffrey Unsworth
The Poseidon Adventure
--
Harold E. Stine
1776
--
Harry Stradling, Jr.
Travels with My Aunt
--
Douglas Slocombe
COSTUME DESIGN
The Godfather
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Anna Hill Johnstone
Lady Sings the Blues
--
Bob Mackie, Ray Aghayan, Norma Koch
The Poseidon Adventure
--
Paul Zastupnevich
Travels with My Aunt
--
Anthony Powell
Young Winston
--
Anthony Mendleson
DIRECTING
Cabaret
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Bob Fosse
Deliverance
--
John Boorman
The Emigrants
--
Jan Troell
The Godfather
--
Francis Ford Coppola
Sleuth
--
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
DOCUMENTARY (Feature)
Ape and Super-Ape
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Bert Haanstra, Producer
Malcolm X
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Marvin Worth and Arnold Perl, Producers
Manson
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Robert Hendrickson and Laurence Merrick, Producers
Marjoe
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Howard Smith and Sarah Kernochan, Producers
The Silent Revolution
--
Eckehard Munck, Producer
DOCUMENTARY (Short Subject)
Hundertwasser's Rainy Day
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Peter Schamoni, Producer
K-Z
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Giorgio Treves, Producer
Selling Out
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Tadeusz Jaworski, Producer
This Tiny World
--
Charles Huguenot van der Linden and Martina Huguenot van der Linden, Producers
The Tide of Traffic
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Humphrey Swingler, Producer
FILM EDITING
Cabaret
--
David Bretherton
Deliverance
--
Tom Priestley
The Godfather
--
William Reynolds, Peter Zinner
The Hot Rock
--
Frank P. Keller, Fred W. Berger
The Poseidon Adventure
--
Harold F. Kress
FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
The Dawns Here Are Quiet
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
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France
I Love You Rosa
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Israel
My Dearest Señorita
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Spain
The New Land
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Sweden
MUSIC (Original Dramatic Score)
The Godfather
--
Nino Rota
[NOTE: THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL NOMINATION. The Godfather score, composed by Nino Rota, was originally announced as one of the five official nominees. It was later pointed out that portions of the score and the main theme were composed by Rota for his score to the 1958 Italian film, Fortunella. The Music Branch was given this information and re-balloted to determine the fifth nomination. The list of six films they were to choose from were the remaining five of the top ten preliminary listings, plus The Godfather score. The results of the re-balloting was that the fifth nomination became Sleuth, composed by John Addison.]
images
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John Williams
Limelight
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Charles Chaplin, Raymond Rasch, Larry Russell
Napoleon and Samantha
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Buddy Baker
The Poseidon Adventure
--
John Williams
Sleuth
--
John Addison
[NOTE: The Godfather score, composed by Nino Rota, was originally announced as one of the five official nominees. It was later pointed out that portions of the score and the main theme were composed by Rota for his score to the 1958 Italian film, Fortunella. The Music Branch was given this information and re-balloted to determine the fifth nomination. The list of six films they were to choose from were the remaining five of the top ten preliminary listings, plus The Godfather score. The results of the re-balloting was that the fifth nomination became Sleuth, composed by John Addison.]
MUSIC (Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score)
Cabaret
--
Adaptation Score by Ralph Burns
Lady Sings the Blues
--
Adaptation Score by Gil Askey
Man of La Mancha
--
Adaptation Score by Laurence Rosenthal
MUSIC (Song--Original for the Picture)
"Ben"
from
Ben
--
Music by Walter Scharf; Lyrics by Don Black
"Come Follow, Follow Me"
from
The Little Ark
--
Music by Fred Karlin; Lyrics by Marsha Karlin
"Marmalade, Molasses & Honey"
from
The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
--
Music by Maurice Jarre; Lyrics by Marilyn Bergman and Alan Bergman
"The Morning After"
from
The Poseidon Adventure
--
Music and Lyrics by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn
"Strange Are The Ways Of Love"
from
The Stepmother
--
Music by Sammy Fain; Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster
BEST PICTURE
Cabaret
--
Cy Feuer, Producer
Deliverance
--
John Boorman, Producer
The Emigrants
--
Bengt Forslund, Producer
The Godfather
--
Albert S. Ruddy, Producer
Sounder
--
Robert B. Radnitz, Producer
SHORT SUBJECT (Animated)
A Christmas Carol
--
Richard Williams, Producer
Kama Sutra Rides Again
--
Bob Godfrey, Producer
Tup Tup
--
Nedeljko Dragic, Producer
SHORT SUBJECT (Live Action)
Frog Story
--
Ron Satlof and Ray Gideon, Producers
Norman Rockwell's World...An American Dream
--
Richard Barclay, Producer
Solo
--
David Adams, Producer
SOUND
Butterflies Are Free
--
Arthur Piantadosi, Charles Knight
Cabaret
--
Robert Knudson, David Hildyard
The Candidate
--
Richard Portman, Gene Cantamessa
The Godfather
--
Bud Grenzbach, Richard Portman, Christopher Newman
The Poseidon Adventure
--
Theodore Soderberg, Herman Lewis
WRITING (Screenplay--based on material from another medium)
Cabaret
--
Jay Allen
The Emigrants
--
Jan Troell, Bengt Forslund
The Godfather
--
Mario Puzo, Francis Ford Coppola
Pete 'n' Tillie
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Julius J. Epstein
Sounder
--
Lonne Elder, III
WRITING (Story and Screenplay--based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)
The Candidate
--
Jeremy Larner
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
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Story and Screenplay by Luis Buñuel; in collaboration with Jean-Claude Carrière
Lady Sings the Blues
--
Terence McCloy, Chris Clark, Suzanne de Passe
Murmur of the Heart
--
Louis Malle
Young Winston
--
Carl Foreman
SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD (Visual Effects)
The Poseidon Adventure
--
L. B. Abbott, A. D. Flowers
JEAN HERSHOLT HUMANITARIAN AWARD
Rosalind Russell
HONORARY AWARD
To Charles S. Boren, Leader for 38 years of the industry's enlightened labor relations and architect of its policy of non-discrimination. With the respect and affection of all who work in films.
To Edward G. Robinson who achieved greatness as a player, a patron of the arts and a dedicated citizen...in sum, a Renaissance man. From his friends in the industry he loves.
[NOTE: The Academy's Board of Governors voted to confer this award on January 6, 1973. Mr. Robinson passed away on January 26th, and the award was accepted on his behalf by his wife.]
SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL AWARD (Class II)
To JOSEPH E. BLUTH for research and development in the field of electronic photography and transfer of video tape to motion picture film.
[Laboratory]
To EDWARD H. REICHARD and HOWARD T. LA ZARE of Consolidated Film Industries, and EDWARD EFRON of IBM for the engineering of a computerized light valve monitoring system for motion picture printing.
[Laboratory]
To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the development and engineering of the Panaflex motion picture camera.
[Camera]
SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL AWARD (Class III)
To PHOTO RESEARCH, A DIVISION OF KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION, and PSC TECHNOLOGY INC., ACME PRODUCTS DIVISION, for the Spectra Film Gate Photometer for motion picture printers.
[Laboratory]
To CARTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. and RAMTRONICS for the RAMtronics light-valve photometer for motion picture printers.
[Laboratory]
To DAVID DEGENKOLB, HARRY LARSON, MANFRED MICHELSON and FRED SCOBEY of DeLuxe General Incorporated for the development of a computerized motion picture printer and process control system.
[Laboratory]
To JIRO MUKAI and RYUSHO HIROSE of Canon, Inc., and WILTON R. HOLM of the AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for development of the Canon Macro Zoom Lens for motion picture photography.
[Lenses and Filters]
To PHILIP V. PALMQUIST and LEONARD L. OLSON of the 3M Company, and FRANK P. CLARK of the AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for development of the Nextel simulated blood for motion picture color photography.
[Props]
To E. H. GEISSLER and G. M. BERGGREN of Wil-Kin Inc., for engineering of the Ultra-Vision Motion Picture Theater Projection System.
[Projection]
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