EVERY Oscar Best Original Screenplay Winner EVER | 1929-2023
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2023
- Highlights and clips of every single movie to ever win Best Screenplay (Original) at the Academy Awards, from Frances Marion (3rd), to The Daniels (95th).
EVERY Oscar Best Picture Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Pictu...
EVERY Oscar Best Director Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Direc...
EVERY Oscar Best Actress Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Actre...
EVERY Oscar Best Actor Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Actor...
EVERY Oscar Best Supporting Actress Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Suppo...
EVERY Oscar Best Supporting Actor Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Suppo...
EVERY Oscar Best Animated Feature Winner: • EVERY Oscar Best Anima...
2022 - Everything Everywhere All at Once
2021 - Belfast
2020 - Promising Young Woman
2019 - Parasite
2018 - Green Book
2017 - Get Out
2016 - Manchester by the Sea
2015 - Spotlight
2014 - Birdman
2013 - Her
2012 - Django Unchained
2011 - Midnight in Paris
2010 - The King's Speech
2009 - The Hurt Locker
2008 - Milk
2007 - Juno
2006 - Little Miss Sunshine
2005 - Crash
2004 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2003 - Lost in Translation
2002 - Talk to Her
2001 - Gosford Park
2000 - Almost Famous
1999 - American Beauty
1998 - Shakespeare in Love
1997 - Good Will Hunting
1996 - Fargo
1995 - The Usual Suspects
1994 - Pulp Fiction
1993 - The Piano
1992 - The Crying Game
1991 - Thelma & Louise
1990 - Ghost
1989 - Dead Poets Society
1988 - Rain Man
1987 - Moonstruck
1986 - Hannah and Her Sisters
1985 - Witness
1984 - Places in the Heart
1983 - Tender Mercies
1982 - Gandhi
1981 - Chariots of Fire
1980 - Melvin and Howard
1979 - Breaking Away
1978 - Coming Home
1977 - Annie Hall
1976 - Network
1975 - Dog Day Afternoon
1974 - Chinatown
1973 - The Sting
1972 - The Candidate
1971 - The Hospital
1970 - Patton
1969 - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
1968 - The Producers
1967 - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
1966 - A Man and a Woman
1965 - Darling
1964 - Father Goose
1963 - How the West Was Won
1962 - Divorce Italian Style
1961 - Splendor in the Grass
1960 - The Apartment
1959 - Pillow Talk
1958 - The Defiant Ones
1957 - Designing Woman
1956 - The Red Balloon
1955 - Interrupted Melody
1954 - On the Waterfront
1953 - Titanic
1952 - The Lavender Hill Mob
1951 - An American in Paris
1950 - Sunset Boulevard
1949 - Battleground
1947 - The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
1946 - The Seventh Veil
1945 - Marie-Louise
1944 - Wilson
1943 - Princess O'Rourke
1942 - Woman of the Year
1941 - Citizen Kane
1940 - The Great McGinty
1936 - The Story of Louis Pasteur
1929/1930 - The Big House
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Let me know who are your favorites in the comments! Also, any tips on typos or mistakes made on the video are always welcome.
Pedro Almodovar - Talk to Her
Eternal Sunshine winning Best Original Screenplay makes me smile with such joy
Chinatown considered the perfect script. One time the Academy actually got it right.
Crazy how often Fellini movies got nominated without ever winning.
Hi. I have trouble reading the credits for every clip in landscape mode. Is it possible to move them a little up, please?
6:34 - Frederick Raphael wrote the TV series 'The Glittering Prizes' (1976) about his generation who'd gone to Cambridge in the early 50s. The character based on himself (played by Tom Conti) gets the news by phone very early in the morning in England that he's won an Oscar.
In case you're wondering, *this category rates history and its scripts that were first made and used for the film and that are not based on any existing work: Books, Novels, Scripts past an existing film/short film or TV, Comics, Comics or directly from a movie or TV series, etc., plus the sequels, prequels, spin-offs and their variants count as long as they use existing characters from a previous work..* All scripts that are based on the existing works mentioned above go directly to Adapted Screenplay...
I leave some curious facts in this category:
1.- Some films did not win this category but won the Best Film (This also happens with the category of Adapted Screenplay), The Shape Of Water is the last film that did it.
2.- Pixar is the one that has the list of all the animated films that were nominated for this category: Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Wall-E, Up and Inside Out... In addition, it is curious how Inside Out was the last animated film to be currently and besides that it has been several years since Up.
3.- Get Out is the first and only horror film to win this award, the second nomination of that genre since The Sixth Sense and also the first victory for an African descendant person since the first ceremony.
4.-Talk To Her is a Spanish film that won this category and also had another nomination, but it was not the option for entry into the category of Best International Film for Spain, but another film was sent that was not selected.
5.- If you watch the video, most of the nominees in another language are in Italian and Spanish.
It’s “Talk to Her” not “me”, but cool info nonetheless
@@bronsonhatch Sorry, thanks for telling me since I didn't realize that mistake
That's crazy to me that Beverly Hills Cop got nominated for best original screenplay. I mean, I love that movie, but the Oscars? what?
Spelling -- Inglorious Bastards -- sorry, it hurt my eyes!
Hahaha, the name of the film is actually "Inglourious Basterds"!
@@kinochartsleo then Ooops oh well
I was really appalled that these listings failed to acknowledge Black Actor and/or Actress. Where are the accolades of praise for Sidney Poitier, Halle Berry, Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx, Isaac Hayes or Stuart Whittaker. What a trifling oversight!
This is a screenplay list. But yea I agree with it.
Woody Allen - the greatest of all time.
Let's not talk about what he did with his daughter better....
@@user-dp4fq4dm7q If you're referring to the allegation (singular) against Dylan, two investigations cleared him of any wrongdoing.
You might not be aware but Dylan Farrow could still pursue this through the courts if she so wishes - the statute of limitations does not expire until she is 48. It's curious that she chooses not to.