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The 1950 Oscar Winners
The 22nd Annual Oscars were held on March 23, 1940 at the RKO Pantages Theatre.
 
Released domestically on November 8, 1949 by Columbia Pictures
Director: Robert Rossen
Starring: Mercedes McCambridge, Broderick Crawford, John Derek, Joanne Dru, John Ireland

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1. The Heiress won 4 Oscars
2. All the King's Men won 3 Oscars
3. Battleground won 2 Oscars
4. A Letter to Three Wives won 2 Oscars
5. Twelve O'Clock High won 2 Oscars
6. The Bicycle Thief won 1 Oscar
7. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon won 1 Oscar
8. Mighty Joe Young won 1 Oscar
9. Daybreak in Udi won 1 Oscar
10. On the Town won 1 Oscar
11. Little Women won 1 Oscar
12. Champion won 1 Oscar
13. The Adventures of Don Juan won 1 Oscar
14. The Stratton Story won 1 Oscar
15. Neptune's Daughter won 1 Oscar
  
 
 
Art Direction (black & white)
The Heiress
 
Art Direction
Little Women
 
Cinematography (black & white)
Battleground
 
Cinematography
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
 
Costumes
The Adventures of Don Juan
 
Costumes (black & white)
The Heiress
 
Documentary (feature)
Daybreak in Udi
 
Film Editing
Champion
 
Music (Score Drama/Comedy)
The Heiress
 
Music (Score Musical)
On the Town
 
Music (Original Song)
Neptune's Daughter
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" - Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser
 
Sound Mixing
Twelve O'Clock High
 
Visual Effects
Mighty Joe Young
 
Writing (Motion Picture Story)
The Stratton Story
 
Writing (Screenplay)
A Letter to Three Wives
 
Writing (Story & Screenplay)
Battleground
 
Honorary Award
Awarded to Cecil B. DeMille
Distinguished motion picture pioneer, for 37 years of brilliant showmanship.
 
Honorary Award
Awarded to Fred Astaire
For his unique artistry and his contributions to the technique of musical pictures.
 
Honorary Award
Awarded to Jean Hersholt
For distinguished service to the motion picture industry.
 
Honorary Award
Awarded to Bobby Driscoll
As the outstanding juvenile actor of 1949.
 
Honorary Award
The Bicycle Thief
Voted by the Academy Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States during 1949.
 
  
 
 
 
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