· 9 categories · 23 nominations
5 award ceremonies from January to April 1978, with 164 nominations and 35 winners. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope won the most, 13 awards at 3 ceremonies. Below: every ceremony and top prize, the most-awarded films and the people who won the most.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope won 13 awards from 24 nominations at the 1978 ceremonies. Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Julia followed with 5 wins each. The logos show where each film won.
Richard Dreyfuss and Vanessa Redgrave each won 2 awards. Only prizes that name a person count here; Best Picture goes to the film.
5 ceremonies in date order from January to April 1978. Each links to its full list of winners and nominees.
· 9 categories · 23 nominations
· 12 categories · 46 nominations
Best Picture – Drama: The Turning Point
· 1 category · 4 nominations · Winners not recorded
· 12 categories · 29 nominations
· 19 categories · 62 nominations
1 ceremony has no winners in the database yet.
98 years of results, from 1929 to 2026. The busiest season is 2025, with 19 ceremonies; 1978 has 5. Each year collects its ceremonies, top prizes and biggest winners.
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The most-awarded film, the most-awarded person and every ceremony of 1978, answered from the results on this page.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) won the most awards at the 1978 ceremonies: 13 wins from 24 nominations, at the Golden Globes, the Oscars and the Saturn Awards. Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Julia followed with 5 wins each.
About Star Wars: Episode IV - A New HopeRichard Dreyfuss and Vanessa Redgrave each won 2 awards in 1978, the most of anyone named in a category.
Richard Dreyfuss's awardsThe database has 5 ceremonies for 1978: 5th Saturn Awards, 35th Golden Globe Awards, 30th Directors Guild of America Awards, 31st British Academy Film Awards and 50th Academy Awards.