1928–1929 Academy Awards
Updated September 9, 2022 |
Infoplease Staff
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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