No. It has done exactly the opposite. Screenplays written by Dalton Trumbo won two Academy Awards during the 1950s while he was being blacklisted for Communist influences. A 1953 Oscar for "Roman Holiday" was presented to Ian McLellan Hunter, who had acted as a "front" for Trumbo. A 1956 Oscar went to "The Brave One," which had been written by Trumbo using the name Robert Rich. No one accepted the award until 1975, when the Academy formally presented it to Trumbo under his own name. In 1993, 17 years after Trumbo's death, the Academy gave him credit for writing "Roman Holiday."
No actor has ever won an Academy Award for a television performance.
No, no president of the United States has ever won an Academy Award.
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No he did not.
No. The veteran actor, who died in October 1993 at the age of 91, never received an Academy Award nomination.
No. Historically speaking, former professional or collegiate athletes are longshots to win Academy Awards.
No. She was never even nominated.
Three Westerns have won the Academy Award for Best Picture: "Cimarron" (1930/1931), "Dances with Wolves" (1990) and "Unforgiven" (1992).
He has won two Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor, for Spartacus (1960) and for Topkapi (1964).
There has not been a Christmas movie ever nominated for an Academy Award in the 20th century.
No. She has never been nominated for an Academy Award.