Writing (Original Screenplay)

1952 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerAn American in ParisAlan Jay LernerThree friends struggle to find work in Paris. Things become more complicated when two of them fall in love with the same woman.Amazon1952 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesAce in the HoleBilly WilderAmazonDavid and BathshebaPhilip DunneAmazonGo for Broke!Robert PiroshAmazonThe WellClarence GreeneAmazon

1961 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerThe ApartmentBilly WilderA man tries to rise in his company by letting its executives use his apartment for trysts, but complications and a romance of his own ensue.Amazon1961 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesHiroshima mon amourMarguerite DurasAmazonNever on SundayJules DassinAmazonThe Angry SilenceRichard GregsonAmazonThe Facts of LifeNorman PanamaAmazon

1960 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerPillow TalkRussell RouseA man and a woman who share a party line cannot stand each other, but he has fun romancing her with his voice disguised.Amazon1960 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesNorth by NorthwestErnest LehmanAmazonOperation PetticoatPaul KingAmazonThe 400 BlowsFrançois TruffautAmazonWild StrawberriesIngmar BergmanAmazon

1959 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerThe Defiant OnesNedrick YoungTwo escaped convicts chained together, white and black, must learn to get along in order to elude capture.Amazon1959 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesHouseboatMelville ShavelsonAmazonTeacher's PetFay KaninAmazonThe GoddessPaddy ChayefskyAmazonThe SheepmanWilliam BowersAmazon

1958 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerDesigning WomanGeorge WellsA sportswriter and a fashion-designer marry after a whirlwind romance, and discover they have little in common.Amazon1958 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesFunny FaceLeonard GersheAmazonI vitelloniFederico FelliniAmazonMan of a Thousand FacesRalph WheelwrightAmazonThe Tin StarBarney SlaterAmazon

1957 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerThe Red BalloonAlbert LamorisseA red balloon with a life of its own follows a little boy around the streets of Paris.Amazon1957 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesJulieAndrew L. StoneAmazonLa stradaFederico FelliniAmazonThe Bold and the BraveRobert LewinAmazonThe LadykillersWilliam RoseAmazon

1956 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerInterrupted MelodyWilliam LudwigThis movie chronicles Australian-born opera star Marjorie Lawrence's success, her battle with polio, and her eventual career comeback.Amazon1956 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesIt's Always Fair WeatherBetty ComdenAmazonMonsieur Hulot's HolidayJacques TatiAmazonThe Court-Martial of Billy MitchellMilton SperlingAmazonThe Seven Little FoysMelville ShavelsonAmazon

1955 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerOn the WaterfrontBudd SchulbergAn ex-prize fighter turned longshoreman struggles to stand up to his corrupt union bosses.Amazon1955 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesGenevieveWilliam RoseAmazonKnock on WoodNorman PanamaAmazonThe Barefoot ContessaJoseph L. MankiewiczAmazonThe Glenn Miller StoryValentine DaviesAmazon

1954 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerTitanicCharles BrackettAn unhappily married couple struggle to deal with their problems while on board the ill-fated ship.Amazon1954 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesTake the High Ground!Millard KaufmanAmazonThe Band WagonBetty ComdenAmazonThe Desert RatsRichard MurphyAmazonThe Naked SpurSam RolfeAmazon

1953 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) WinnerThe Lavender Hill MobT.E.B. ClarkeA meek bank clerk who oversees the shipment of bullion joins with an eccentric neighbor to steal gold bars and smuggle them out of the country as miniature Eiffel Towers.Amazon1953 Academy Awards - Writing (Original Screenplay) NomineesPat and MikeRuth GordonAmazonThe Atomic CitySydney BoehmAmazonThe Sound BarrierTerence RattiganAmazonViva Zapata!John SteinbeckAmazon