Oscaruddelingen 1968
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Dato | 10. april 1968 (oprindeligt planlagt til 8. april) |
Sted | Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica |
Vært | Bob Hope |
Producer | Arthur Freed |
Instruktør | Richard Dunlap |
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Bedste film | I nattens hede |
Flest priser | I nattens hede (5) |
Flest nomineringer | Bonnie and Clyde og Gæt hvem der kommer til middag (10) |
Oscaruddelingen | |
Foregående | 1967 |
Efterfølgende | 1969 |
Oscaruddelingen 1968 var den 40. oscaruddeling, hvor de bedste film fra 1967 blev hædret af Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Oprindeligt planlagt til 8. april 1968, men blev udskudt to dage på grund af mordet af Martin Luther King Jr. så uddelingen blev afholdt 10. april 1968 i Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, Californien, USA. Bob Hope var igen vært for ceremonien.
Priser
Vinderne står øverst i fed skrift og ().[1]
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Bedste mandlige hovedrolle | Bedste kvindelige hovedrolle |
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Bedste mandlige birolle | Bedste kvindelige birolle |
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Bedste Originale Manuskript | Bedste Filmatisering |
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Bedste udenlandske film | Bedste dokumentarfilm |
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Bedste kortdokumentar | Best Live Action Short Subject |
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Bedste Korte Animationsfilm | Bedste Originale Musik |
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Bedste Bearbejdede Musik | Bedste sang |
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Bedste kostumer | Bedste scenografi |
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Bedste fotografering | Bedste lyd |
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Bedste lydeffekter | Bedste klipning |
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Kilder
- ^ "The 40th Academy Awards (1968) Nominees and Winners". oscars.org. Arkiveret fra originalen 2014-11-03. Hentet 2011-11-10.
Eksterne henvisninger
- Oscaruddelingen 1968 på Internet Movie Database (engelsk)
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Photo of George Kennedy from the short-lived television show "Sarge". Kennedy played a tough cop who decides to quit law enforcement and enter the priesthood.
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A double-dagger symbol for use in in-line text, so that alt text can be applied, for compatibility with screen readers. This version has no anti-aliasing, which may produce a cleaner effect at this small size.
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From PBS celebration on mall May 27, 1995 Washington D..C.
© copyright John Mathew Smith 2001Guest artist Elmer Bernstein conducts the United States Air Force Band in the last of a series of spring concerts at Constitution Hall.
Photo of Estelle Parsons from an episode of Love, American Style.
- Studio publicity photograph of Katharine Hepburn. The full image, seen here, includes a stock number, the name of the studio, and the name of the subject - confirming that this was a promotional image.
- Such images were taken by a studio photographer, and then disseminated to the media and the public for the purpose of promoting their contract stars.
Public domain explanation
- If the photograph was copyrighted, under the terms of the 1909 Copyright Act this copyright would have had to be renewed 28 years after publication. A search for copyright renewal records of 1968 ([1], [2]) 1969 ([3], [4]) and 1970 ([5],[6]) reveal no trace that this occurred.
- This was a common occurrence for studio publicity images, as explained by Eve Light Honthaner, in The Complete Film Production Handbook (Focal Press, 2001), p. 211: "Publicity photos (star headshots) have traditionally not been copyrighted. Since they are disseminated to the public, they are generally considered public domain, and therefore clearance by the studio that produced them is not necessary."