DGA Awards 1953 Outstanding Directing – Feature Film
Official name: Feature Film
The 6th Directors Guild of America Awards (1953) took place on March 1, 1954. From Here to Eternity won Outstanding Directing – Feature Film. Every winner and nominee in the one category is below.
The Outstanding Directing – Feature Film nominees of the 6th Directors Guild of America Awards (1953), with the winner on a green row.
Official name: Feature Film
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All 4 Outstanding Directing – Feature Film nominees at the 6th Directors Guild of America Awards (1953), back to back: 7 hours 54 minutes.
The other 3 ceremonies of 1953, with the winner of each top prize. The Greatest Show on Earth won the most of them: 2.
· 5 categories · 9 nominations
· 15 categories · 25 nominations
Best Picture – Drama: The Greatest Show on Earth
· 21 categories · 40 nominations
Best Motion Picture: The Greatest Show on Earth
The 5 ceremonies before this one, with the winner of each top prize. The DGA Awards page has every year back to 1948.
· 1 category · 11 nominations
Outstanding Directing – Feature Film: The Quiet Man
· 1 category · 6 nominations
Outstanding Directing – Feature Film: A Place in the Sun
· 1 category · 2 nominations
Outstanding Directing – Feature Film: All About Eve
· 1 category · 1 nomination · Winners not recorded
· 1 category · 2 nominations · Winners not recorded
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The top prize and the date of the 6th Directors Guild of America Awards (1953), answered from the results on this page.
From Here to Eternity (1953) won Outstanding Directing – Feature Film. The other nominees were Shane, Stalag 17 and Roman Holiday.
About From Here to EternityThe 6th Directors Guild of America Awards (1953) took place on March 1, 1954. The database has 1 category and 4 nominations for it.