1932 Oscars 4th Academy Awards |
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4th Academy Awards Oscar Nominees and Winners |
Outstanding Production: Cimarron – William LeBaron for RKO Pictures (WINNER) East Lynne – Winfield Sheehan for Fox Film Corporation The Front Page – Howard Hughes for United Artists Skippy – Adolph Zukor for Paramount Pictures Trader Horn – Irving Thalberg for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer |
Best Director: Norman Taurog – Skippy (WINNER) Wesley Ruggles – Cimarron Clarence Brown – A Free Soul Lewis Milestone – The Front Page Josef von Sternberg – Morocco |
Best Actor: Lionel Barrymore – A Free Soul as Stephen Ashe (WINNER) Jackie Cooper – Skippy as Skippy Skinner Richard Dix – Cimarron as Yancey Cravat Fredric March – The Royal Family of Broadway as Tony Cavendish Adolphe Menjou – The Front Page as Walter Burns |
Best Actress: Marie Dressler – Min and Bill as Min Divot (WINNER) Marlene Dietrich – Morocco as Amy Jolly Irene Dunne – Cimarron as Sabra Ann Harding – Holiday as Linda Seton Norma Shearer – A Free Soul as Jan Ashe |
Best Original Story: The Dawn Patrol – John Monk Saunders (WINNER) The Doorway to Hell – Rowland Brown Laughter – Harry d’Abbadie d’Arrast, Douglas Doty, and Donald Ogden Stewart The Public Enemy – John Bright and Kubec Glasmon Smart Money – Lucien Hubbard and Joseph Jackson |
Best Adaptation: Cimarron – Howard Estabrook, based on the novel by Edna Ferber (WINNER) The Criminal Code – Seton I. Miller and Fred Niblo Jr., based on the play by Martin Flavin Holiday – Horace Jackson, based on the play by Philip Barry Little Caesar – Francis Edward Faragoh and Robert N. Lee, based on the novel by William R. Burnett Skippy – Joseph L. Mankiewicz and Sam Mintz, based on the comic strip by Percy Crosby |
Best Sound Recording: Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department (WINNER) MGM Studio Sound Department RKO Radio Studio Sound Department Samuel Goldwyn-United Artists Studio Sound Department |
Best Art Direction: Cimarron – Max Rée (WINNER) Just Imagine – Stephen Goosson and Ralph Hammeras Morocco – Hans Dreier Svengali – Anton Grot Whoopee! – Richard Day |
Best Cinematography: Tabu – Floyd Crosby (WINNER) Cimarron – Edward Cronjager Morocco – Lee Garmes The Right to Love – Charles Lang Svengali – Barney McGill |
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