Oscars

Spencer Tracy and Tom Hanks. Tracy won back-to-back Best Actor Oscars for "Captains Courageous" (1937) and "Boys Town" (1938)." A little more than 50 years later, Tom Hanks duplicated the feat, winning for "Philadelphia" (1993) and "Forrest Gump" (1994).

The 1966 Best Actress nominees were: Anouk Aimee for "A Man and a Woman"; Ida Kaminska for "The Shop on Main Street"; Lynn Redgrave for "Georgy Girl"; Vanessa Redgrave for "Morgan! A Suitable Case for Treatment"; and Elizabeth Taylor for "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." The Oscar went to Taylor.

Crash won 3 Oscars and 41 awards and 66 nominations.

The Oscar wins were as follows:

Best Achievement in Editing

Huges Winborne

Best Motion Picture of the Year

Paul Haggis

Cathy Shulman

Best Writing Original Screenplay

Paul Haggis

Robert Moresco

Two: Best Supporting Actress (Kim Bassinger) and Best Adapted Screenplay.

She got less votes than Kate Winslet. And seriously: Voters felt Winslet was due for an Oscar after five previous nominations, while Meryl Streep already has two Oscars (but she will at least another one in the -near- future).

No Chinese movie has ever won an Oscar. Two have been nominated in the Best Foreign Language Film category, and a few other in different categories- Cinematography, Costume Design, but none have won, yet.

There was no winner that year for Best Animated Feature because the category had not been created yet. Best Animated Feature was a category that was created for the 2002 Academy Awards (for films released in 2001). However, the category for Best Animated Short Film has been around since the 1930's.

In a sense, they have no value. Whoever receives an Oscar must sign a legal contract stating that the Oscar must be offered back to the Academy for one cent prior to selling or giving the Oscar to anyone else. It was discovered at the last award cermony that the contract was not valid for minors. A revised contract was made and signed by a guardian which states that the winner must sign the traditional contract upon turning 18 or return the Oscar. Because the original contract is not valid for minors, two former winners may be able to sell their Oscars if they choose to do so, as they were not of legal age when the signed the traditional contract.

Hattie McDaniel won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 1939.

Will Smith has been nominated twice in the Best Actor category. His first nomination was for his 2001 portrayal of three-time heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali in "Ali." He was nominated again for his 2006 performance as real-life stockbroker Chris Gardner in "The Pursuit of Happyness."

Lawrence Olivier won one Oscar for best actor and two Oscars as Honorary Awards.

A nominee.

One. Cecil B. DeMille's 1956 Biblical epic received the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Most observers would agree that John P. Fulton's special effects wizardry for the movie holds up well today.

The 1969 Miss America pageant was aired on NBC.

Katharine Hepburn won her fourth Best Actress Oscar for her performance in "On Golden Pond."

The 1969 version of "True Grit" was nominated for Best Actor (won by John Wayne) and Best Original Song (Elmer Bernstein and Don Black for the title tune). The 2010 Coen Brothers remake was nominated for 10 Oscars, but didn't win any awards.

Six nominations, one win: 1995 Best Supporting Actress, Sense and Sensibility 1997 Best Actress, Titanic 2001 Best Supporting Actress, Iris 2004 Best Actress, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2006 Best Actress, Little Children 2008 Best Actress, The Reader

Well i would say the youngest now in 2011 it is Mia Talerico.

She stars in Good Luck Charlie Disney Channel programme kids. and She is only 2 years old born September 7th 2008.

Then Genevieve Hannelius Who is 12 years old from Sonny with a chance kids. Born December 22nd.

Hope this help btw im 14 :P

His birth name was John Joseph Nicholson and Jack is another name for John.