35th Academy Awards

Although there were bets made on Omar Sharif, and Angela Lansbury receiving awards in the supporting categories, their wins failed to materialize.The Best Actress Oscar occasioned the last act of the long-running feud between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.Davis was nominated for her role as the title character, a faded child star who humiliates the wheelchair-using sister who eclipsed her fame in adulthood, while Crawford was not.Davis did not object as her rival had often done this, but, on the night of the ceremony, she was livid when Crawford took the stage, wearing what was described as a "radiant smile",[1] to cheerfully accept the award on behalf of Anne Bancroft, who had a Broadway commitment.Davis believed that Crawford had told other Oscar voters to vote for The Miracle Worker star in order to upstage her.
Santa Monica Civic AuditoriumFrank SinatraArthur FreedBest PictureLawrence of ArabiaAcademy Awardsbest in film for 1962Santa Monica, CaliforniaDavid LeanBest DirectorT. E. LawrencePeter O'TooleBest Actor94th Academy AwardsGlenn CloseOmar SharifAngela LansburyArthur PennThe Miracle WorkerBest ActressAnne BancroftBest Supporting Actressfollowing yearJoan CrawfordBette DavisWhat Ever Happened to Baby Jane?BroadwayHush...Hush, Sweet CharlotteGregory PeckEd BegleyPatty DukePietro GermiHenry ManciniJohnny MercerSam SpiegelThe Longest DayDarryl F. ZanuckThe Music ManMorton DaCostaMutiny on the BountyAaron RosenbergTo Kill a MockingbirdAlan J. PakulaFrank PerryDavid and LisaDivorce Italian StyleRobert MulliganAtticus FinchBurt LancasterBirdman of AlcatrazRobert StroudJack LemmonDays of Wine and RosesMarcello MastroianniAnne SullivanJane HudsonKatharine HepburnLong Day's Journey into NightGeraldine PageSweet Bird of YouthLee RemickBest Supporting ActorVictor BuonoTelly SavalasTerence StampBilly BuddHelen KellerMary BadhamShirley KnightThe Manchurian CandidateThelma RitterBest Story and Screenplay Written Directly for the ScreenBest Screenplay Based on Material from Another MediumEnnio De ConciniAlfredo GiannettiCharles KaufmanWolfgang ReinhardtLast Year at MarienbadAlain Robbe-GrilletThat Touch of MinkStanley ShapiroNate MonasterThrough a Glass DarklyIngmar BergmanHorton FooteEleanor PerryRobert BoltMichael WilsonLolitaVladimir NabokovWilliam GibsonBest Foreign Language FilmBest Documentary FeatureSundays and CybeleFranceElectraGreeceThe Four Days of NaplesKeeper of Promises (The Given Word)BrazilTlayucanMexicoAlvoradaBest Documentary ShortBest Live Action Short SubjectDylan ThomasThe John Glenn StoryThe Road to the WallHeureux AnniversaireBest Short Subjects – CartoonsBest Music Score — Substantially OriginalThe HoleNow Hear ThisA Symposium on Popular SongsMaurice JarreJerry GoldsmithBronisław KaperTaras BulbaFranz WaxmanElmer BernsteinBest Scoring of Music — Adaptation or TreatmentBest SongRay HeindorfBilly Rose's JumboGeorgie StollMichel MagneFrank PerkinsThe Wonderful World of the Brothers GrimmLeigh HarlinePaul Francis WebsterTwo for the SeesawAndré PrevinDory LangdonTender Is the NightSammy FainWalk on the Wild SideMack DavidBest SoundBest Art Direction, Black-and-WhiteJohn CoxBon Voyage!Robert O. CookGeorge R. GrovesWaldon O. WatsonJoseph D. KellyAlexander GolitzenHenry BumsteadOliver EmertJoseph C. WrightGeorge James HopkinsTed HaworthLéon BarsacqVincent KordaGabriel BéchirPeriod of AdjustmentGeorge DavisEdward CarfagnoHenry GraceRichard PefferleThe Pigeon That Took RomeHal PereiraRoland AndersonSamuel M. ComerFrank R. McKelvyBest Art Direction, ColorBest Cinematography, Black-and-WhiteJohn BoxJohn StollDario SimoniPaul GroesseJoseph McMillan JohnsonHugh HuntRobert ClatworthyGeorge MiloJean BourgoinWalter WottitzBurnett GuffeyRussell HarlanTed D. McCordErnest HallerBest Cinematography, ColorBest Costume Design, Black-and-WhiteFreddie YoungHarry StradlingHatari!Robert SurteesPaul C. VogelNorma KochDon FeldThe Man Who Shot Liberty ValanceEdith HeadRuth MorleyPhaedraBest Costume Design, ColorBest Film EditingMary WillsBill ThomasOrry-KellyDorothy JeakinsMy GeishaAnne V. CoatesSamuel E. BeetleyFerris WebsterWilliam H. ZieglerJohn McSweeney Jr.Best Special EffectsRobert MacDonaldJacques MaumontA. Arnold GillespieMilo B. LoryJean Hersholt Humanitarian AwardSteve BroidyGeorge ChakirisWendell CoreyOlivia de HavillandVan HeflinAudrey HepburnEva Marie SaintGene KellySophia LorenKarl MaldenRita MorenoDonna ReedGinger RogersMaximilian SchellMiyoshi UmekiShelley WintersAlfred NewmanRobert GouletA Man for All SeasonsThe Seven Pillars of Wisdomblacklisted5th Grammy Awards14th Primetime Emmy Awards15th Primetime Emmy Awards16th British Academy Film Awards16th Tony Awards20th Golden Globe Awards1962 in filmAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)Recordsmost wins per ceremonyAcademy Aperture 2025Oscar seasonOscar speechOscar baitGovernors AwardsNicholl Fellowships in ScreenwritingPre-showAwards of MeritPictureDirectorActressSupporting ActorSupporting ActressAdapted ScreenplayOriginal ScreenplayAnimated FeatureDocumentary Feature FilmInternational Feature FilmAnimated Short FilmDocumentary Short FilmLive Action Short FilmCinematographyCostume DesignFilm EditingMakeup and HairstylingOriginal ScoreOriginal SongProduction DesignVisual EffectsPopular FilmAcademy Honorary AwardIrving G. Thalberg Memorial AwardSpecial Achievement Academy AwardAcademy Scientificand Technical AwardsTechnical Achievement AwardJohn A. Bonner Medal of CommendationGordon E. Sawyer AwardStudent Academy AwardAssistant DirectorDance DirectionSound EditingAcademy Juvenile AwardCeremonies1927/281928/291929/301930/311931/321932/332020/21Most awards per ceremonySuperlativesBig FiveAll four acting categoriesAll nomineesNon-English acting nomsActor multi-nom yearsMulti-win actorsMulti-nom actors"Oscar love curse"Winning filmsMulti-noms in same categoryTwo acting awards for same filmForeign-language winsForeign-language noms in other categoriesInternational Feature nomineesInternational Feature: count by countryBest Animated Feature submissionsBest Documentary Feature submissionsBest Animated Short submissionsBest Documentary Short submissionsAnimated feature noms in other categoriesAfricaArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBalticBelarusBelgiumBulgariaCanadaColombiaCzech RepublicEuropeGermanyHungaryIrelandIsrael(South) KoreaLatin AmericaNetherlandsNew ZealandNordicPakistanPolandPuerto RicoRomaniaRussiaSwitzerlandUnited KingdomHispanicIndigenousJewishMuslimFamiliesFalse namesMulti-win yearsAwards for Walt DisneyPosthumous wins and nomsBest Picture presentersTrophies on public displayOldest and youngestWomen in non-gendered categoriesTriple Crown of Acting