41st Golden Globe Awards (1984)
· 9 categories · 48 nominations · Winners not recorded
Awards season
1984 Movie Awards: Every Ceremony, Winner & Nominee
6 award ceremonies and festivals from January to September 1984, with 184 nominations and 38 winners. Terms of Endearment won the most, 6 awards at 2 ceremonies. At the Oscars, Terms of Endearment won Best Picture. Below: every ceremony and top prize, the most-awarded films and the people who won the most.
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- nominations
- 184
- winners
- 38
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Top prizes
The Top Prize at Every 1984 Ceremony
Terms of Endearment took the top prize at 2 ceremonies (DGA Awards and Oscars). The other 2 went to 2 films. 2 ceremonies have no top prize winner in the database.
Most awarded
The Most-Awarded Films of 1984
Terms of Endearment won 6 awards from 18 nominations at the 1984 ceremonies. Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi and The Right Stuff followed with 4 wins each. The logos show where each film won.
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Terms of Endearment 6 / 181983 · Drama, Comedy · 6 wins from 18 nominations -
1983 · Action, Adventure · 4 wins from 16 nominations -
The Right Stuff 4 / 101983 · Adventure, Biography · 4 wins from 10 nominations -
Educating Rita 3 / 121983 · Drama, Comedy · 3 wins from 12 nominations -
Tender Mercies 2 / 111983 · Drama, Music · 2 wins from 11 nominations -
Flashdance 2 / 111983 · Drama, Romance · 2 wins from 11 nominations -
WarGames 2 / 101983 · Sci-Fi, Thriller · 2 wins from 10 nominations -
Tootsie 2 / 91982 · Drama, Comedy · 2 wins from 9 nominations -
Trading Places 2 / 61983 · Comedy · 2 wins from 6 nominations -
Yentl 1 / 101984 · Drama, Romance · 1 win from 10 nominations
People
Who Won the Most Awards in 1984
James L. Brooks won 2 awards at the DGA Awards and the Oscars. Only prizes that name a person count here; Best Picture goes to the film.
Month by month
Every 1984 Award Ceremony
6 ceremonies in date order from January to September 1984. Each links to its full list of winners and nominees.
January 1984 Award Ceremony
March 1984 Award Ceremonies
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36th Directors Guild of America Awards (1984)· 1 category · 4 nominations
Outstanding Directing – Feature Film: Terms of Endearment
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11th Saturn Awards (1984)· 9 categories · 24 nominations
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April 1984 Award Ceremony
September 1984 Film Festival
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9th Toronto International Film Festival (1984)· 1 category · 1 nomination
People's Choice Award: Places in the Heart
1 ceremony has no winners in the database yet.
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Movie Awards by Year
98 years of results, from 1929 to 2026. The busiest season is 2025, with 19 ceremonies; 1984 has 6. Each year collects its ceremonies, top prizes and biggest winners.
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FAQ
1984 Movie Awards: Questions & Answers
The most-awarded film, the most-awarded person, Best Picture at the Oscars and every ceremony of 1984, answered from the results on this page.
Which movie won the most awards in 1984?
Terms of Endearment (1983) won the most awards at the 1984 ceremonies: 6 wins from 18 nominations, at the DGA Awards and the Oscars. Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi and The Right Stuff followed with 4 wins each.
About Terms of Endearment Who won the most awards in 1984?
James L. Brooks won 2 awards in 1984, at the DGA Awards and the Oscars: the most of anyone named in a category.
James L. Brooks's awards What won Best Picture at the 1984 Oscars?
Terms of Endearment (1983) won Best Picture at the 56th Academy Awards (1984) on April 9, 1984.
1984 Oscar winners Which award ceremonies took place in 1984?
The database has 6 ceremonies for 1984: 41st Golden Globe Awards, 36th Directors Guild of America Awards, 11th Saturn Awards, 37th British Academy Film Awards, 56th Academy Awards and 9th Toronto International Film Festival.