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Oscars & Records

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Since 1929 the golden statuette has been the film world's most coveted prize: the Oscar can crown careers, ennoble classics and send whole studios into celebration. Behind the ceremony lies a trove of records and curiosities: films that swept the board, people who won again and again, and surprises that made history. This pack revolves around these best marks and famous winners: it covers the legendary 11 Oscars won only by Ben-Hur, Titanic and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Katharine Hepburn with her four acting Oscars, Walt Disney as the all-time record holder, the much-nominated Meryl Streep and the directing record-holder John Ford. Add milestones like Parasite as the first non-English-language Best Picture, the silent-film winner The Artist, the psychological thriller The Silence of the Lambs, the global hit Titanic, the animation trailblazer Beauty and the Beast and Wings, the very first winner of all: recognise the records and names around cinema's most famous trophy.

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How many Oscars did Ben-Hur, Titanic and The Return of the King each win (record)?

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11

These three films share the record.

💡 Did you know? Return of the King won all eleven of its nominations.

Which actress won the most acting Oscars, with four?

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Katharine Hepburn

She won four times as Best Actress.

💡 Did you know? She never attended any of her wins.

Who won the most Oscars overall, with 22?

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Walt Disney

He holds the record for competitive Oscars.

💡 Did you know? He was nominated 59 times in total.

Which actress holds the record with 21 nominations?

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Meryl Streep

She has won three of them.

💡 Did you know? No performer has been nominated more often.

Which director won the most directing Oscars, with four?

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John Ford

He was famous above all for Westerns.

💡 Did you know? His record still stands today.

Which South Korean film became the first non-English Best Picture winner in 2020?

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Parasite

Director Bong Joon-ho won four Oscars that night.

💡 Did you know? It was a historic moment for world cinema.

Which near-silent black-and-white film won Best Picture in 2012?

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The Artist

It was the first mostly silent winner since the 1920s.

💡 Did you know? The film is an homage to early Hollywood.

Which Hannibal Lecter thriller won the “Big Five” Oscars in 1992?

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The Silence of the Lambs

It won Picture, Director, both leads and Screenplay.

💡 Did you know? Only three films ever won the Big Five.

Which 1998 film won eleven Oscars, tying “Ben-Hur”?

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Titanic

James Cameron's film was long the most expensive ever.

💡 Did you know? It was the first film to gross over a billion dollars.

Which animated film was first nominated for Best Picture, in 1992?

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Beauty and the Beast

Disney's film broke a barrier for animation.

💡 Did you know? A dedicated category only followed in 2002.

What is the Academy Award statuette popularly called?

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Oscar

Officially it is the “Academy Award of Merit”.

💡 Did you know? The figure is gold-plated and weighs about 3.8 kg.

Which film was the very first Best Picture winner in 1929?

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Wings

The silent film about fighter pilots started it all.

💡 Did you know? It long remained the only silent winner.

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