1. Academy Awards 1950-1959

2. 1950 Best Picture: All About Eve (20th Century Fox- Darryl F. Zanuck) Best Actor: Jose Ferrer- Cyrano de Bergerac Best Actress: Judy Holiday- Born Yesterday Best Supporting Actor: George Sanders- All About Eve Best Supporting Actress: Josephine Hull- Harvey Best Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz- All About Eve

3. 1950 Continued… Best Screenplay- Adaptation: Joseph L. Mankiewicz- All About Eve Best Motion Picture Story: Edna Anhalt & Edward Anhalt- Panic in the Streets Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder& D. M. Marshman, Jr.- Sunset Boulevard Best Foreign Language Film: The Walls of Malapaga (Au-delà des grilles/French & Le mura di Malapaga/Italian)- France & Italy

4. 1951 Best Picture: An American in Paris (Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer- Arthur Freed ) Best Actor: Humphrey Bogart- The African Queen Best Actress: Vivien Leigh- A Streetcar Named Desire Best Supporting Actor: Karl Malden- A Streetcar Named Desire Best Supporting Actress: Kim Hunter- A Streetcar Named Desire

5. 1951 Continued… Best Director: George Stevens- A Place in the Sun Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Michael Wilson & Harry Brown- A Place in the Sun Best Motion Picture Story: Paul Dehn & James Bernard- Seven Days to Noon Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Alan Jay Lerner – An American in Paris Best Foreign Language Film: Rashomon (Rashômon羅生門)- Japan

6. 1952 Best Picture: The Greatest Show On Earth (Paramount- Cecil. B. DeMille) Best Actor: Gary Cooper- High Noon Best Actress: Shirley Booth- Come Back, Little Sheba Best Supporting Actor: Anthony Quinn- Viva Zapata Best Supporting Actress: Gloria Grahame- The Bad and the Beautiful Best Director: John Ford- The Quiet Man

7. 1952 Continued… Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Charles Schnee- The Bad and the Beautiful Best Motion Picture Story: Frederic M. Frank, Theodore St. John, Frank Cavett- The Greatest Show On Earth Best Story & Screenplay-Original: T. E. B. Clarke- The Lavender Hill Mob Best Foreign Language Film: Forbidden Games (Jeux interdits)- France

8. 1953 Best Picture: From Here to Eternity (Columbia- Buddy Adler) Best Actor: William Holden- Stalag 17 Best Actress: Audrey Hepburn- Roman Holiday Best Supporting Actor: Frank Sinatra- From Here to Eternity Best Supporting Actress: Donna Reed- From Here To Eternity Best Director: Fred Zinnemann- From Here to Eternity Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Daniel Taradash – From Here to Eternity Best Motion Picture Story: Dalton Trumbo (Ian McLellan Hunter [alias])- Roman Holiday Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Charles Brackett, Walter Reisch & Richard Breen- Titanic

9. 1954 Best Picture: On the Waterfront (Columbia- Sam Spiegel) Best Actor: Marlon Brando- On the Waterfront Best Actress: Grace Kelly- The Country Girl Best Supporting Actor: Edmond O'Brien- The Barefoot Contessa Best Supporting Actress: Eva Marie Saint- On the Waterfront Best Director: Elia Kazan- On the Waterfront Best Screenplay-Adaptation: George Seaton- The Country Girl Best Motion Picture Story: Philip Yordan- Broken Lance Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Budd Schulberg- On the Waterfront Best Foreign Language Film: Gate of Hell (Jigokumon/地獄門)- Japan

10. 1955 Best Picture: Marty (United Artists- Harold Hecht) Best Actor: Ernest Borgnine- Marty Best Actress: Anna Magnani- The Rose Tattoo Best Supporting Actor: Jack Lemmon- Mister Roberts Best Supporting Actress: Jo Van Fleet- East of Eden Best Director: Delbert Mann- Marty Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Paddy Chayefsky - Marty Best Motion Picture Story: Daniel Fuchs- Love Me or Leave Me Best Story & Screenplay-Original: William Ludwig, Sonya Levien – Interrupted Melody Best Foreign Language Film: Samuri, The Legend of Musashi (Miyamoto Musashi/宮本武蔵)- Japan

11. 1956 Best Picture: Around The World In 80 Days (United Artists- Michael Todd) Best Actor: Yul Brynner- The King and I Best Actress: Ingrid Bergman- Anastasia Best Supporting Actor: Anthony Quinn- Lust for Life Best Supporting Actress: Dorothy Malone- Written on the Wind Best Director: George Stevens- Giant

12. 1956 Continued… Best Screenplay-Adaptation: James Poe, John Farrow & S. J. Perelman- Around The World In 80 Days Best Motion Picture Story: Dalton Trumbo (Robert Rich [alias])- The Brave One Best Original Screenplay: Albert Lamorisse- The Red Balloon Best Foreign Language Film: La Strada- Italy

13. 1957 Best Picture: The Bridge on the River Kwai (Columbia- Sam Spiegel) Best Actor: Alec Guinness- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Actress: Joanne Woodward- The Three Faces of Eve Best Supporting Actor: Red Buttons- Sayonara Best Supporting Actress: Miyoshi Umeki- Sayonara Best Director: David Lean- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Adapted Screenplay: Pierre Boulle, Michael Wilson & Carl Foreman- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Original Screenplay: George Wells- Designing Woman Best Foreign Language Film: The Nights of Cabiria (Le notti di Cabiria)- Italy

14. 1958 Best Picture: Gigi (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer- Arthur Freed) Best Actor: David Niven- Separate Tables Best Actress: Susan Hayward- I Want to Live! Best Supporting Actor: Burl Ives- The Big Country Best Supporting Actress: Wendy Hiller- Separate Tables Best Director: Vincente Minnelli- Gigi Best Adapted Screenplay: Alan Jay Learner- Gigi Best Original Screenplay: Nedrick Young, Harold Jacob Smith- The Defiant Ones Best Foreign Language Film: My Uncle (Mon oncle)- France

15. 1959 Best Picture: Ben-Hur (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer- Sam Zimbalist) Best Actor: Charlton Heston- Ben-Hur Best Actress: Simone Signoret- Room at the Top Best Supporting Actor: Hugh Griffith- Ben-Hur Best Supporting Actress: Shelley Winters- The Diary of Anne Frank Best Director: William Wyler- Ben-Hur Best Adapted Screenplay: Neil Paterson- Room at the Top Best Original Screenplay: Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene, Stanley Shapiro & Maurice Richlin- Pillow Talk Best Foreign Language Film: Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro)- France