marlon brando won best actor academy award in 1969.
marlon brando won best actor academy award in 1969.
who won best actor academy award in 1969?
marlon brando
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when the film was released in the spring of 1955, and was paired with a major promotional plan, it became another top-grosser. the film won numerous awards including the academy award for best picture (harold hecht), the academy award for best director (delbert mann), the academy award for best actor in a leading role (ernest borgnine), the academy award for best writing, adapted screenplay (paddy chayefsky), the golden globe award for best actor – motion picture drama, the bafta award for best foreign actor, the bafta award for best foreign actress, the bodil award for best american film, the palme d'or award at the cannes film festival (the first film to technically win the palme d'or, as the top prize had recently changed title, and also the first film to win by unanimous votes), the cannes film festival ocic award, the directors guild of america award for outstanding directorial achievement in motion pictures, the national board of review award for best film, the national board of review award for best actor, the national board of review award for top ten films, the new york film critics circle award for best film, the new york film critics circle award for best actor, the writers guild of america award for best written american drama. it was also nominated for the academy award for best actor in a supporting role, the academy award for best actress in a supporting role, the academy award for best cinematography, black-and-white, the academy award for best art direction-set decoration, black-and-white and the bafta award for best film from any source.
harold hecht