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Academy Award Nominees & Winners, 1949

This list includes nominees from all categories.
1. Adventures of Don Juan
by Vincent Sherman
  
2. All the King's Men
by Robert Rossen
  
3.
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 The Barkleys of Broadway
by Charles Walters
  
4.
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 Battleground
by William A Wellman
  
5.
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 Beyond the Forest
by King Vidor
  
6. The Bicycle Thief
by Vittorio De Sica
  
7. Champion
by Mark Robson
  
8.
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 Come to the Stable
by Henry Koster
  
9.
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 Edward, My Son (1949)
by George Cukor
  
10. The Fallen Idol - Criterion Collection
by Carol Reed
  
11. THE HASTY HEART - Authentic Region 1 DVD Starring Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal and Richard Todd
by Vincent Sherman
  
12. The Heiress
by William Wyler
  
13.
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 It's a Great Feeling (1949)
by David Butler
  
14.
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 It Happens Every Spring (1949)
by Lloyd Bacon
  
15. Jolson Sings Again
by Henry Levin
  
16. A Letter to Three Wives
by Joseph L. Mankiewicz
  
17. Little Women
by Mervyn LeRoy
  
18.
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 Look for the Silver Lining
by David Butler
  
19.
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 Madame Bovary
by Vincente Minnelli
  
20. Mighty Joe Young
by Ernest B. Schoedsack
  
21.
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 Mother Is a Freshman (1949)
by Lloyd Bacon
  
22.
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 My Foolish Heart (1949)
by Mark Robson
  
23.
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 Neptune's Daughter (1949)
by Edward Buzzell
  
24. On the Town
by Gene Kelly
  
25.
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 Once More, My Darling (1949)
by Robert Montgomery
  
26.
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 Paisan
by Roberto Rossellini
  
27. Passport To Pimlico  
28. Pinky
by John Ford
  
29. Prince of Foxes
by Henry King
  
30.
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 The Quiet One (1948)
by Sidney Meyers
  
31.
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 Sand (1949)
by Louis King
  
32. Sands of Iwo Jima
by Allan Dwan
  
33.
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 Saraband for Dead Lovers (1948)
by Basil Dearden
  
34. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
by John Ford
  
35. So Dear to My Heart  
36. The Stratton Story
by Sam Wood
  
37. Tulsa
by Stuart Heisler
  
38. Twelve O'Clock High
by Henry King
  
39. White Heat
by Raoul Walsh
  
40.
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 The Window (1949)
by Ted Tetzlaff
  
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Created by wyvernx on Mar 28, 2008.