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Academy Award for Best Cinematography

The Academy Award for Best Cinematography is awarded each year to a cinematographer for his or her work in one particular motion picture.

Table of contents

1 1920s 2 1930s 3 1940s 4 1950s 5 1960s 6 1970s 7 1980s 8 1990s 9 2000s

1920s

• 1928 - Sunrise
• 1929 - none given

1930s

• 1930 - none given
• 1931 -
• 1932 - Shanghai Express
• 1933 - A Farewell to Arms
• 1934 - Cleopatra
• 1935 - ''A Midsummer Night's Dream
• 1936 - Anthony Adverse
• 1937 - The Good Earth
• 1938 - none given

From 1939, there were separate awards for Black and White and for Color:

• 1939 - Wuthering Heights (B&W); Gone with the Wind (Color)

1940s

• 1940 - Rebecca (B&W); none given (Color)
• 1941 - How Green Was My Valley (B&W); Blood and Sand (Color)
• 1942 - Mrs. Miniver (B&W); The Black Swan (Color)
• 1943 - The Song of Bernadette (B&W); The Phantom of the Opera (Color)
• 1944 - Laura (B&W); Wilson (Color)
• 1945 - Picture of Dorian Gray (B&W); Leave Her to Heaven
• 1946 - Anna and the King of Siam (B&W); The Yearling (Color)
• 1947 - Great Expectations (B&W); Black Narcissus (Color)
• 1948 - The Naked City (B&W); Joan of Arc (Color)
• 1949 - Battleground (B&W); She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (Color)

1950s

• 1950 - The Third Man (B&W); King Solomon's Mines (Color)
• 1951 - A Place in the Sun (B&W); An American in Paris (Color)
• 1952 - The Bad and the Beautiful (B&W); The Quiet Man (Color)
• 1953 - From Here to Eternity (B&W); Shane (Color)
• 1954 - On the Waterfront (B&W); Three Coins in the Fountain (Color)
• 1955 - The Rose Tattoo (B&W); To Catch a Thief (Color)
• 1956 - Somebody Up There Likes Me (B&W); Around the World in 80 Days (Color)
• 1957 - none given (B&W); The Bridge on the River Kwai (Color)
• 1958 - The Defiant Ones (B&W); Gigi (Color)
• 1959 - The Diary of Anne Frank (B&W); Ben-Hur (Color)

1960s

• 1960 - none given (B&W); Spartacus (Color)
• 1961 - The Hustler (B&W); West Side Story (Color)
• 1962 - The Longest Day (B&W); Lawrence of Arabia (Color)
• 1963 - Hud (B&W); Cleopatra (Color)
• 1964 - Zorba the Greek (B&W); My Fair Lady (Color)
• 1965 - Ship of Fools (B&W); Doctor Zhivago (Color)
• 1966 - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (B&W); A Man for All Seasons (Color)

From 1967, there was a single award again:

• 1967 - Bonnie & Clyde
• 1968 - Romeo and Juliet
• 1969 - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Conrad Hall

1970s

• 1970 - Ryan's Daughter
• 1971 - Fiddler on the Roof
• 1972 - Cabaret
• 1973 - Cries and Whispers
• 1974 - The Towering Inferno
• 1975 - Barry Lyndon
• 1976 - Bound for Glory
• 1977 - Close Encounters of the Third Kind
• 1978 - Days of Heaven
• 1979 - Apocalypse Now

1980s

• 1980 - Tess
• 1981 - Reds
• 1982 - Gandhi
• 1983 - Fanny and Alexander
• 1984 - The Killing Fields
• 1985 - Out of Africa
• 1986 - The Mission
• 1987 - The Last Emperor
• 1988 - Mississippi Burning
• 1989 - Glory

1990s

• 1990 - Dances with Wolves
• 1991 - JFK
• 1992 - A River Runs Through It
• 1993 - Schindler's List
• 1994 - Legends of the Fall
• 1995 - Braveheart
• 1996 - The English Patient
• 1997 - Titanic
• 1998 - Saving Private Ryan
• 1999 - American Beauty - Conrad Hall

2000s

• 2000 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
• 2001 -
• 2002 - Road to Perdition - Conrad Hall
  • Chicago - Dion Beebe
  • Far from Heaven - Edward Lachman
  • Gangs of New York - Michael Ballhaus
  • The Pianist - Pawel Edelman
• 2003 Russell Boyd,
  • Cesar Charlone, City of God
  • John Seale, Cold Mountain
  • Eduardo Serra, Girl with a Pearl Earring
  • John Schwartzman, Seabiscuit

See also: Academy Awards

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