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Oscar Winners & Nominees by Year

The Academy Awards, popularly known as the Oscars, are awards for artistic and technical merit in the film industry. Given annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), the awards are an international recognition of excellence in cinematic achievements. This page has 97 ceremonies from 1929 to 2026: 6,036 nominations and 1,435 winners, and Titanic, Ben-Hur and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King share the record for the most wins (11 each).

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Latest ceremony 98th Academy Awards (2026) March 15, 2026 · Best Picture: One Battle After Another
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Latest · 2026

98th Academy Awards (2026): The Winners

One Battle After Another won Best Picture on March 15, 2026, one of its 6 wins that night. The main categories at a glance; the ceremony page has every nominee.

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One Battle After Another (2025) movie poster Best Picture

Best Picture

One Battle After Another

2025 · Action, Crime, Drama · Echo Score 80 · $213M worldwide

6 wins from 13 nominations at the 98th Academy Awards (2026)

  • Best Director
  • Best Supporting Actor
  • Best Adapted Screenplay
  • Best Casting
  • Best Film Editing

Washed‑up revolutionary Bob (Leonardo DiCaprio) lives in a haze of paranoia, eking out an off‑grid existence with his spirited, self‑reliant daughter Willa (Chase Infiniti). When his sinister nemesis (Sean Penn) resurfaces after sixteen years and Willa disappears, the former radical races against time to locate her, forcing both father and daughter to confront the lingering fallout of his past activism.

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Records

The Most-Awarded Films & People at the Oscars

Titanic, Ben-Hur and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King share the record at the Oscars with 11 wins each. West Side Story is next with 10 wins. John Ford leads the people with 4 wins from 5 nominations. Green is wins, blue is nominations.

Films With the Most Oscars

  1. Titanic (1997) movie poster
    Titanic 11 / 14
    1997 · Drama, Romance · 11 wins from 14 nominations
  2. Ben-Hur (1959) movie poster
    Ben-Hur 11 / 12
    1959 · Adventure, Drama · 11 wins from 12 nominations
  3. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) movie poster
    2003 · Action, Adventure · 11 wins from 11 nominations
  4. West Side Story (1961) movie poster
    1961 · Drama, Romance · 10 wins from 12 nominations
  5. Gone with the Wind (1940) movie poster
    1940 · Drama, History · 9 wins from 14 nominations
  6. The English Patient (1996) movie poster
    1996 · Drama, Romance · 9 wins from 12 nominations
  7. Amadeus (2002) movie poster
    Amadeus 9 / 12
    2002 · Drama, Music · 9 wins from 12 nominations
  8. The Last Emperor (1987) movie poster
    1987 · Biography, Drama · 9 wins from 9 nominations
  9. Gigi (1958) movie poster
    Gigi 9 / 9
    1958 · Comedy, Romance · 9 wins from 9 nominations
  10. From Here to Eternity (1953) movie poster
    1953 · Drama, Romance · 8 wins from 13 nominations

People With the Most Oscars

  1. John Ford, 4 wins from 5 nominations at the Oscars
    John Ford 4 of 5 nominations won · last 1953
    4 /5
  2. Meryl Streep, 3 wins from 19 nominations at the Oscars
    Meryl Streep 3 of 19 nominations won · last 2017
    3 /19
  3. Jack Nicholson, 3 wins from 12 nominations at the Oscars
    Jack Nicholson 3 of 12 nominations won · last 2003
    3 /12
  4. John Huston, 3 wins from 7 nominations at the Oscars
    John Huston 3 of 7 nominations won · last 1986
    3 /7
  5. Frances McDormand, 3 wins from 6 nominations at the Oscars
    Frances McDormand 3 of 6 nominations won · last 2021
    3 /6
  6. Sean Penn, 3 wins from 6 nominations at the Oscars
    Sean Penn 3 of 6 nominations won · last 2026
    3 /6
  7. Alfonso Cuarón, 3 wins from 3 nominations at the Oscars
    Alfonso Cuarón 3 of 3 nominations won · last 2019
    3 /3
  8. Sean Baker, 3 wins from 3 nominations at the Oscars
    Sean Baker 3 of 3 nominations won · last 2025
    3 /3
  9. Leo McCarey, 3 wins from 3 nominations at the Oscars
    Leo McCarey 3 of 3 nominations won · last 1945
    3 /3
  10. Steven Spielberg, 2 wins from 11 nominations at the Oscars
    Steven Spielberg 2 of 11 nominations won · last 2023
    2 /11
Year by year

Oscar Best Picture Winners by Year

Every Best Picture winner in the database since 1929, with the director, actor and actress who won the same night. Pick a decade to jump to it; every year links to its full results.

Oscars in the 2020s

7 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 2026
    Director Paul Thomas Anderson One Battle After Another
    Actor Michael B. Jordan Sinners
    Actress Jessie Buckley Hamnet
  2. Oscars 2025
    Director Sean Baker Anora
    Actor Adrien Brody The Brutalist
    Actress Mikey Madison Anora
  3. Oscars 2024
    Oppenheimer (2023) movie poster Oppenheimer Christopher Nolan
    Director Christopher Nolan Oppenheimer
    Actor Cillian Murphy Oppenheimer
    Actress Emma Stone Poor Things
  4. Oscars 2023
    Actor Brendan Fraser The Whale
    Actress Michelle Yeoh Everything Everywhere All at Once
  5. Oscars 2022
    Director Jane Campion The Power of the Dog
    Actor Jada Pinkett Smith King Richard
    Actress Jessica Chastain The Eyes of Tammy Faye
  6. Oscars 2021
    Director Chloé Zhao Nomadland
    Actor Anthony Hopkins The Father
    Actress Frances McDormand Nomadland
  7. Oscars 2020
    Director Bong Joon Ho Parasite
    Actor Joaquin Phoenix Joker
    Actress Renée Zellweger Judy

Oscars in the 2010s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 2019
    Director Alfonso Cuarón Roma
    Actor Rami Malek Bohemian Rhapsody
    Actress Olivia Colman The Favourite
  2. Oscars 2018
    Director Guillermo del Toro The Shape of Water
    Actor Gary Oldman Darkest Hour
    Actress Frances McDormand Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
  3. Oscars 2017
    Director Damien Chazelle La La Land
    Actor Casey Affleck Manchester by the Sea
    Actress Emma Stone La La Land
  4. Oscars 2016
    Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu The Revenant
    Actor Leonardo DiCaprio The Revenant
    Actress Brie Larson Room
  5. Oscars 2015
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor Eddie Redmayne The Theory of Everything
    Actress Julianne Moore Still Alice
  6. Oscars 2014
    Director Alfonso Cuarón Gravity
    Actor Matthew McConaughey Dallas Buyers Club
    Actress Cate Blanchett Blue Jasmine
  7. Oscars 2013
    Director Ang Lee Life of Pi
    Actor Daniel Day-Lewis Lincoln
    Actress Jennifer Lawrence Silver Linings Playbook
  8. Oscars 2012
    Director Michel Hazanavicius Con Artist
    Actor Jean Dujardin Con Artist
    Actress Meryl Streep The Iron Lady
  9. Oscars 2011
    Director Tom Hooper The King's Speech
    Actor Colin Firth The King's Speech
    Actress Natalie Portman Black Swan
  10. Oscars 2010
    Director Kathryn Bigelow The Hurt Locker
    Actor Jeff Bridges Crazy Heart
    Actress Sandra Bullock The Blind Side

Oscars in the 2000s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 2009
    Director Danny Boyle Slumdog Millionaire
    Actor Sean Penn Milk
    Actress Kate Winslet The Reader
  2. Oscars 2008
    Actor Daniel Day-Lewis There Will Be Blood
    Actress Marion Cotillard La Vie en Rose
  3. Oscars 2007
    Director Martin Scorsese The Departed
    Actor Forest Whitaker The Last King of Scotland
    Actress Helen Mirren The Queen
  4. Oscars 2006
    Director Ang Lee Brokeback Mountain
    Actress Reese Witherspoon Walk the Line
  5. Oscars 2005
    Director Clint Eastwood Million Dollar Baby
    Actor Jamie Foxx Ray
    Actress Hilary Swank Million Dollar Baby
  6. Oscars 2004
    Director Peter Jackson The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
    Actor Sean Penn Mystic River
    Actress Charlize Theron Monster
  7. Oscars 2003
    Director Roman Polanski The Pianist
    Actor Adrien Brody The Pianist
    Actress —
  8. Oscars 2002
    Director Ron Howard A Beautiful Mind
    Actor Denzel Washington Training Day
    Actress Halle Berry Monster's Ball
  9. Oscars 2001
    Director Steven Soderbergh Traffic
    Actor Russell Crowe Gladiator
    Actress Julia Roberts Erin Brockovich
  10. Oscars 2000
    Director Sam Mendes American Beauty
    Actor Kevin Spacey American Beauty
    Actress Hilary Swank Boys Don't Cry

Oscars in the 1990s

9 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1999
    Director Steven Spielberg Saving Private Ryan
    Actor Roberto Benigni Life Is Beautiful
    Actress Gwyneth Paltrow Shakespeare in Love
  2. Oscars 1998
    Director James Cameron Titanic
    Actor Jack Nicholson As Good as It Gets
    Actress Helen Hunt As Good as It Gets
  3. Oscars 1997
    Director Anthony Minghella The English Patient
    Actor Geoffrey Rush Shine
    Actress Frances McDormand Fargo
  4. Oscars 1996
    Director Mel Gibson Braveheart
    Actor Nicolas Cage Leaving Las Vegas
    Actress Susan Sarandon Dead Man Walking
  5. Oscars 1995
    Director Robert Zemeckis Forrest Gump
    Actor Tom Hanks Forrest Gump
    Actress —
  6. Oscars 1994
    Director Steven Spielberg Schindler's List
    Actor Tom Hanks Philadelphia
    Actress Holly Hunter The Piano
  7. Oscars 1993
    Director Clint Eastwood Unforgiven
    Actor Al Pacino Scent of a Woman
    Actress Emma Thompson Howards End
  8. Oscars 1992
    Director Jonathan Demme The Silence of the Lambs
    Actor Anthony Hopkins The Silence of the Lambs
    Actress Jodie Foster The Silence of the Lambs
  9. Oscars 1991
    Director Kevin Costner Dances with Wolves
    Actor Jeremy Irons Reversal of Fortune
    Actress Kathy Bates Misery

Oscars in the 1980s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1989
    Director Barry Levinson Rain Man
    Actor Dustin Hoffman Rain Man
    Actress Jodie Foster The Accused
  2. Oscars 1988
    Director Bernardo Bertolucci The Last Emperor
    Actor Michael Douglas Wall Street
    Actress Cher Moonstruck
  3. Oscars 1987
    Director Oliver Stone Platoon
    Actor Paul Newman The Color of Money
    Actress Marlee Matlin Children of a Lesser God
  4. Oscars 1986
    Director Sydney Pollack Out of Africa
    Actor William Hurt Kiss of the Spider Woman (re-release)
    Actress Geraldine Page The Trip to Bountiful
  5. Oscars 1985
    Director Milos Forman Amadeus
    Actor F. Murray Abraham Amadeus
    Actress Sally Field Places in the Heart
  6. Oscars 1984
    Director James L. Brooks Terms of Endearment
    Actor Robert Duvall Tender Mercies
    Actress Shirley MacLaine Terms of Endearment
  7. Oscars 1983
    Director Richard Attenborough Gandhi
    Actor Ben Kingsley Gandhi
    Actress Meryl Streep Sophie's Choice
  8. Oscars 1982
    Director Warren Beatty Reds
    Actor Henry Fonda On Golden Pond
    Actress Katharine Hepburn On Golden Pond
  9. Oscars 1981
    Director Robert Redford Ordinary People
    Actor Robert De Niro Raging Bull
    Actress Sissy Spacek Coal Miner's Daughter
  10. Oscars 1980
    Director Robert Benton Kramer vs. Kramer
    Actor Dustin Hoffman Kramer vs. Kramer
    Actress Sally Field Norma Rae

Oscars in the 1970s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1979
    Director Michael Cimino The Deer Hunter
    Actor Jon Voight Coming Home
    Actress Jane Fonda Coming Home
  2. Oscars 1978
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor Richard Dreyfuss The Goodbye Girl
    Actress —
  3. Oscars 1977
    Director John G. Avildsen Rocky
    Actor Peter Finch Network
    Actress Faye Dunaway Network
  4. Oscars 1976
    Director Milos Forman One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
    Actor Jack Nicholson One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
    Actress Louise Fletcher One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
  5. Oscars 1975
    Director Francis Ford Coppola The Godfather: Part II
    Actor Art Carney Harry and Tonto
    Actress Ellen Burstyn Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
  6. Oscars 1974
    Director George Roy Hill The Sting
    Actor —
    Actress —
  7. Oscars 1973
    Director Bob Fosse Cabaret
    Actor Marlon Brando The Godfather
    Actress Liza Minnelli Cabaret
  8. Oscars 1972
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress Jane Fonda Klute
  9. Oscars 1971
    Director Franklin J. Schaffner Patton
    Actor George C. Scott Patton
    Actress —
  10. Oscars 1970
    Director John Schlesinger Midnight Cowboy
    Actor John Wayne True Grit
    Actress —

Oscars in the 1960s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1969
    Director Carol Reed Oliver!
    Actor Cliff Robertson Charly
    Actress Barbra Streisand Funny Girl
  2. Oscars 1968
    Director Mike Nichols The Graduate
    Actor Rod Steiger In the Heat of the Night
    Actress Katharine Hepburn Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
  3. Oscars 1967
    Director Fred Zinnemann A Man for All Seasons
    Actor Paul Scofield A Man for All Seasons
    Actress Elizabeth Taylor Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
  4. Oscars 1966
    Director Robert Wise The Sound of Music
    Actor Lee Marvin Cat Ballou
    Actress —
  5. Oscars 1965
    Director George Cukor My Fair Lady
    Actor Rex Harrison My Fair Lady
    Actress Julie Andrews Mary Poppins
  6. Oscars 1964
    Director Tony Richardson Tom Jones
    Actor Sidney Poitier Lilies of the Field
    Actress Patricia Neal Hud
  7. Oscars 1963
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor Gregory Peck To Kill a Mockingbird
    Actress Anne Bancroft The Miracle Worker
  8. Oscars 1962
    West Side Story (1961) movie poster West Side Story Best Motion Picture
    Actor Maximilian Schell Judgment at Nuremberg
    Actress —
  9. Oscars 1961
    The Apartment (1960) movie poster The Apartment Best Motion Picture
    Director Billy Wilder The Apartment
    Actor —
    Actress Elizabeth Taylor BUtterfield 8
  10. Oscars 1960
    Ben-Hur (1959) movie poster Ben-Hur Best Motion Picture
    Director William Wyler Ben-Hur
    Actor Charlton Heston Ben-Hur
    Actress Simone Signoret Room at the Top

Oscars in the 1950s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1959
    Gigi (1958) movie poster Gigi Best Motion Picture
    Director Vincente Minnelli Gigi
    Actor David Niven Separate Tables
    Actress —
  2. Oscars 1958
    The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) movie poster The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Motion Picture
    Director David Lean The Bridge on the River Kwai
    Actor Alec Guinness The Bridge on the River Kwai
    Actress Joanne Woodward The Three Faces of Eve
  3. Oscars 1957
    Around the World in 80 Days (1956) movie poster Around the World in 80 Days Best Motion Picture
    Director George Stevens Giant
    Actor Yul Brynner The King and I
    Actress —
  4. Oscars 1956
    Marty (1955) movie poster Marty Best Motion Picture
    Director Delbert Mann Marty
    Actor Ernest Borgnine Marty
    Actress —
  5. Oscars 1955
    On the Waterfront (1954) movie poster On the Waterfront Best Motion Picture
    Director Elia Kazan On the Waterfront
    Actor Marlon Brando On the Waterfront
    Actress —
  6. Oscars 1954
    From Here to Eternity (1953) movie poster From Here to Eternity Best Motion Picture
    Director Fred Zinnemann From Here to Eternity
    Actor William Holden Stalag 17
    Actress Audrey Hepburn Roman Holiday
  7. Oscars 1953
    The Greatest Show on Earth (1952) movie poster The Greatest Show on Earth Best Motion Picture
    Director John Ford The Quiet Man
    Actor Gary Cooper High Noon
    Actress —
  8. Oscars 1952
    An American in Paris (1951) movie poster An American in Paris Best Motion Picture
    Director George Stevens A Place in the Sun
    Actor Humphrey Bogart The African Queen
    Actress Vivien Leigh A Streetcar Named Desire
  9. Oscars 1951
    All About Eve (1950) movie poster All About Eve Best Motion Picture
    Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz All About Eve
    Actor —
    Actress —
  10. Oscars 1950
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress —

Oscars in the 1940s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1949
    Hamlet (1948) movie poster Hamlet Best Motion Picture
    Director John Huston The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
    Actor Laurence Olivier Hamlet
    Actress —
  2. Oscars 1948
    Hamlet (1948) movie poster Hamlet Best Motion Picture
    Director John Huston The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
    Actor —
    Actress —
  3. Oscars 1947
    The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) movie poster The Best Years of Our Lives Best Motion Picture
    Director William Wyler The Best Years of Our Lives
    Actor Fredric March The Best Years of Our Lives
    Actress Olivia de Havilland To Each His Own
  4. Oscars 1946
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress Joan Crawford Mildred Pierce
  5. Oscars 1945
    Going My Way (1944) movie poster Going My Way Best Motion Picture
    Director Leo McCarey Going My Way
    Actor Bing Crosby Going My Way
    Actress Ingrid Bergman Gaslight
  6. Oscars 1944
    Casablanca (1943) movie poster Casablanca Outstanding Motion Picture
    Director Michael Curtiz Casablanca
    Actor —
    Actress —
  7. Oscars 1943
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor James Cagney Yankee Doodle Dandy
    Actress —
  8. Oscars 1942
    How Green Was My Valley (1941) movie poster How Green Was My Valley Outstanding Motion Picture
    Director John Ford How Green Was My Valley
    Actor —
    Actress Joan Fontaine Suspicion
  9. Oscars 1941
    Rebecca (1940) movie poster Rebecca Outstanding Production
    Director John Ford The Grapes of Wrath
    Actor James Stewart The Philadelphia Story
    Actress —
  10. Oscars 1940
    Gone with the Wind (1940) movie poster Gone with the Wind Outstanding Production
    Director Victor Fleming Gone with the Wind
    Actor —
    Actress Vivien Leigh Gone with the Wind

Oscars in the 1930s

10 ceremonies All decades
  1. Oscars 1939
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress —
  2. Oscars 1938
    No top prize winner recorded
    Director Leo McCarey The Awful Truth
    Actor Spencer Tracy Captains Courageous
    Actress —
  3. Oscars 1937
    The Great Ziegfeld (1936) movie poster The Great Ziegfeld Outstanding Production
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress Luise Rainer The Great Ziegfeld
  4. Oscars 1936
    Mutiny on the Bounty (1935) movie poster Mutiny on the Bounty Outstanding Production
    Director John Ford The Informer
    Actor Victor McLaglen The Informer
    Actress —
  5. Oscars 1935
    It Happened One Night (1934) movie poster It Happened One Night Outstanding Production
    Director Frank Capra It Happened One Night
    Actor Clark Gable It Happened One Night
    Actress Claudette Colbert It Happened One Night
  6. Oscars 1934
    Cavalcade (1933) movie poster Cavalcade Outstanding Production
    Director Frank Lloyd Cavalcade
    Actor —
    Actress —
  7. Oscars 1933
    Grand Hotel (1932) movie poster Grand Hotel Outstanding Production
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress —
  8. Oscars 1932
    Cimarron (1931) movie poster Cimarron Outstanding Production
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress —
  9. Oscars 1931
    All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) movie poster All Quiet on the Western Front Outstanding Production
    Director Lewis Milestone All Quiet on the Western Front
    Actor —
    Actress —
  10. Oscars 1930
    The Broadway Melody (1929) movie poster The Broadway Melody Outstanding Picture
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress —

Oscars in the 1920s

1 ceremony All decades
  1. Oscars 1929
    Wings (1929) movie poster Wings Outstanding Picture
    Director —
    Actor —
    Actress Janet Gaynor Sunrise
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Who won at the latest Oscars?

The latest ceremony in the database is the 98th Academy Awards (2026), held on March 15, 2026. One Battle After Another (2025) won Best Picture. The ceremony had 24 categories and 113 nominations.

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Which movie has won the most Oscars?

Titanic (1997), Ben-Hur (1959) and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) share the record at the Oscars with 11 wins each. West Side Story (1961) is next with 10 wins.

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Who has won the most Oscars?

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How many Oscars ceremonies are in the database?

The database has 97 ceremonies of the Academy Awards (Oscars), from 1929 to 2026, with 6,036 nominations and 1,435 winners. Years without a page are missing from the source data.

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