Just before the 79th Academy Awards in 2007, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ruled that only one producer (Graham King) would be eligible to win the 2006 Best Picture Oscar for "The Departed." The ruling eliminated producers Brad Pitt and Brad Grey from accepting awards.
In 2000, the Academy adopted stringent rules limiting the number of officially credited producers to three. In the case of "The Departed," King's participation was considered to be more instrumental to the film that the other producers.
The Departed won the Oscar for Directing in 2006.
The Departed won the Oscar for Film Editing in 2006.
yes, he won one for "the Departed"
No. It was only nominated in one category: Best Sound Effects Editing.
All the King's Men won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1949.
Martin Scorsese won the Best Director Oscar for "The Departed".
The Departed won the Oscar for Directing in 2006.
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The Departed won the Oscar for Film Editing in 2006.
Mark Wahlberg received a 2006 Best Supporting Actor nomination for his performance in the Martin Scorsese film that was named Best Picture of the Year.
yes, he won one for "the Departed"
No. It was only nominated in one category: Best Sound Effects Editing.
All the King's Men won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1949.
Films are considered Short for the Oscar categories if they are up to 40 minutes.
Martin Scorsese.
Oliver! won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1968.
The Sting won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1973.