1928–1929 Academy Awards
Updated September 9, 2022 |
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There were two Oscar ceremonies held at Los Angeles's Ambassador Hotel in 1930. This one, held on April 3, honored films released in 1928–1928. The other, held on Nov. 3 honored films released in 1930. See 1929–1930 Academy Awards for the winners of the Nov. 5 awards.
Outstanding Picture | Alibi (Art Cinema; United Artists) | |
The Broadway Melody (MGM) | ||
Hollywood Revue (MGM) | ||
In Old Arizona (Fox) | ||
The Patriot (Paramount Famous Lasky) | ||
Best Actor | George Bancroft, Thunderbolt | |
Warner Baxter, In Old Arizona | ||
Chester Morris, Alibi | ||
Paul Muni, The Valiant | ||
Lewis Stone, The Patriot | ||
Best Actress | Ruth Chatterton, Madame X | |
Betty Compson, The Barker | ||
Jeanne Eagels, The Letter | ||
Corinne Griffith, The Divine Lady | ||
Bessie Love, The Broadway Melody | ||
Mary Pickford, Coquette | ||
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Directing | Lionel Barrymore, Madame X | |
Harry Beaumont, The Broadway Melody | ||
Irving Cummings, In Old Arizona | ||
Frank Lloyd, The Divine Lady | ||
Frank Lloyd, Weary River and Drag | ||
Ernst Lubitsch, The Patriot | ||
Writing | Tom Barry, In Old Arizona and The Valiant | |
Elliott Clawson, The Leatherneck, The Cop, Sal of Singapore and Skyscraper | ||
Josephine Lovett, Our Dancing Daughters | ||
Hans Kraly, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney | ||
Hans Kraly, The Patriot | ||
Bess Meredyth, Wonder of Women and A Woman of Affairs | ||
Cinematography | George Barnes, Our Dancing Daughters | |
Clyde De Vinna, White Shadows in the South Seas | ||
Arthur Edeson, In Old Arizona | ||
Ernest Palmer, Four Devils and Street Angel | ||
John Seitz, The Divine Lady | ||
Art Direction | Hans Dreier, The Patriot | |
Cedric Gibbons, The Bridge of San Luis Rey and other pictures | ||
Mitchell Leisen, Dynamite | ||
William Cameron Menzies, Alibi and The Awakening | ||
Harry Oliver, Street Angel |
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