16th Annual Academy Awards Nominations (1944)
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- Date of Ceremony: Thursday, March 2, 1944
- For films released in: 1943
Here is a complete list of nominations for the 16th Annual Academy Awards.
And the nominees are:
Outstanding Motion Picture
- Casablanca
Warner Bros. - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Paramount - Heaven Can Wait
20th Century-Fox - The Human Comedy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - In Which We Serve
Two Cities - Madame Curie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - The More the Merrier
Columbia - The Ox-Bow Incident
20th Century-Fox - The Song of Bernadette
20th Century-Fox - Watch on the Rhine
Warner Bros.
Best Directing
- Casablanca
Michael Curtiz - Heaven Can Wait
Ernst Lubitsch - The Human Comedy
Clarence Brown - The More the Merrier
George Stevens - The Song of Bernadette
Henry King
Best Actor
- Casablanca
Humphrey Bogart - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Gary Cooper - The Human Comedy
Mickey Rooney - Madame Curie
Walter Pidgeon - Watch on the Rhine
Paul Lukas
Best Actress
- The Constant Nymph
Joan Fontaine - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Ingrid Bergman - Madame Curie
Greer Garson - The More the Merrier
Jean Arthur - The Song of Bernadette
Jennifer Jones
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
- Casablanca
Claude Rains - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Akim Tamiroff - The More the Merrier
Charles Coburn - Sahara
J. Carrol Naish - The Song of Bernadette
Charles Bickford
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
- For Whom the Bell Tolls
Katina Paxinou - So Proudly We Hail!
Paulette Goddard - The Song of Bernadette
Gladys Cooper - The Song of Bernadette
Anne Revere - Watch on the Rhine
Lucile Watson
Best Art Direction (Black-and-White)
- Five Graves to Cairo
Hans Dreier [Art Direction], Ernst Fegte [Art Direction] and Bertram Granger [Interior Decoration] - Flight for Freedom
Albert S. D'Agostino [Art Direction], Carroll Clark [Art Direction], Darrell Silvera [Interior Decoration] and Harley Miller [Interior Decoration] - Madame Curie
Cedric Gibbons [Art Direction], Paul Groesse [Art Direction], Edwin B. Willis [Interior Decoration] and Hugh Hunt [Interior Decoration] - Mission to Moscow
Carl Weyl [Art Direction] and George J. Hopkins [Interior Decoration] - The North Star
Perry Ferguson [Art Direction] and Howard Bristol [Interior Decoration] - The Song of Bernadette
James Basevi [Art Direction], William Darling [Art Direction] and Thomas Little [Interior Decoration]
Best Art Direction (Color)
- For Whom the Bell Tolls
Hans Dreier [Art Direction], Haldane Douglas [Art Direction] and Bertram Granger [Interior Decoration] - The Gang's All Here
James Basevi [Art Direction], Joseph C. Wright [Art Direction] and Thomas Little [Interior Decoration] - Phantom of the Opera
John B. Goodman [Art Direction], Alexander Golitzen [Art Direction], Russell A. Gausman [Interior Decoration] and Ira S. Webb [Interior Decoration] - This Is the Army
John Hughes [Art Direction], Lt. John Koenig [Art Direction] and George J. Hopkins [Interior Decoration] - Thousands Cheer
Cedric Gibbons [Art Direction], Daniel Cathcart [Art Direction], Edwin B. Willis [Interior Decoration] and Jacques Mersereau [Interior Decoration]
Best Cinematography (Black-and-White)
- Air Force
James Wong Howe, Elmer Dyer and Charles Marshall - Casablanca
Arthur Edeson - Corvette K-225
Gaetano "Tony" Gaudio - Five Graves to Cairo
John Seitz - The Human Comedy
Harry Stradling Sr. - Madame Curie
Joseph Ruttenberg - The North Star
James Wong Howe - Sahara
Rudolph Maté - So Proudly We Hail!
Charles B. Lang Jr. - The Song of Bernadette
Arthur Miller
Best Cinematography (Color)
- For Whom the Bell Tolls
Ray Rennahan - Heaven Can Wait
Edward Cronjager - Hello, Frisco, Hello
Charles G. Clarke and Allen Davey - Lassie Come Home
Leonard Smith - Phantom of the Opera
Hal Mohr and W. Howard Greene - Thousands Cheer
George Folsey
Best Documentary (Feature)
- Baptism of Fire
United States Army - The Battle of Russia
United States Department of War Special Service Division - Desert Victory
British Ministry of Information - Report from the Aleutians
United States Army Pictorial Service - War Department Report
United States Office of Strategic Services Field Photographic Bureau
Best Documentary (Short Subject)
- Children of Mars
RKO Radio - December 7th
United States Navy - Plan for Destruction
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Swedes in America
United States Office of War Information Overseas Motion Picture Bureau - To the People of the United States
Walter Wanger - Tomorrow We Fly
United States Navy Bureau of Aeronautics - Youth in Crisis
The March of Time
Best Film Editing
- Air Force
George Amy - Casablanca
Owen Marks - Five Graves to Cairo
Doane Harrison - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Sherman Todd and John Link - The Song of Bernadette
Barbara McLean
Best Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)
- The Amazing Mrs. Holliday
Frank Skinner and Hans J. Salter - Casablanca
Max Steiner - Commandos Strike at Dawn
Morris Stoloff and Louis Gruenberg - The Fallen Sparrow
Roy Webb and C. Bakaleinikoff - For Whom the Bell Tolls
Victor Young - Hangmen Also Die
Hanns Eisler - Hi Diddle Diddle
Phil Boutelje - In Old Oklahoma
Walter Scharf - Johnny Come Lately
Leigh Harline - The Kansan
Gerard Carbonara - Lady of Burlesque
Arthur Lange - Madame Curie
Herbert Stothart - The Moon and Sixpence
Dimitri Tiomkin - The North Star
Aaron Copland - The Song of Bernadette
Alfred Newman - Victory through Air Power
Edward H. Plumb, Paul J. Smith and Oliver G. Wallace
Best Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)
- Coney Island
Alfred Newman - Hit Parade of 1943
Walter Scharf - Phantom of the Opera
Edward Ward - Saludos Amigos
Charles Wolcott, Edward H. Plumb and Paul J. Smith - The Sky's the Limit
Leigh Harline - Something to Shout About
Morris Stoloff - Stage Door Canteen
Frederic E. Rich - Star Spangled Rhythm
Robert Emmett Dolan - This Is the Army
Ray Heindorf - Thousands Cheer
Herbert Stothart
Best Music (Song)
- Cabin in the Sky "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe"
Harold Arlen [Music by] and E.Y. Harburg [Lyrics by] - Hello, Frisco, Hello "You'll Never Know"
Harry Warren [Music by] and Mack Gordon [Lyrics by] - Hers to Hold "Say a Pray'r for the Boys Over There"
Jimmy McHugh [Music by] and Herb Magidson [Lyrics by] - Hit Parade of 1943 "A Change of Heart"
Jule Styne [Music by] and Harold Adamson [Lyrics by] - Saludos Amigos "Saludos Amigos"
Charles Wolcott [Music by] and Ned Washington [Lyrics by] - The Sky's the Limit "My Shining Hour"
Harold Arlen [Music by] and Johnny Mercer [Lyrics by] - Something to Shout About "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To"
Cole Porter [Music and Lyrics by] - Stage Door Canteen "We Mustn't Say Goodbye"
James Monaco [Music by] and Al Dubin [Lyrics by] - Star Spangled Rhythm "That Old Black Magic"
Harold Arlen [Music by] and Johnny Mercer [Lyrics by] - Thank Your Lucky Stars "They're Either Too Young or Too Old"
Arthur Schwartz [Music by] and Frank Loesser [Lyrics by]
Best Short Subject (Cartoon)
- The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins
George Pal - The Dizzy Acrobat
Walter Lantz - Greetings Bait!
Leon Schlesinger - Imagination
Dave Fleischer - Reason and Emotion
Walt Disney - Yankee Doodle Mouse
Frederick Quimby
Best Short Subject (One-reel)
- Amphibious Fighters
Grantland Rice - Cavalcade of Dance with Veloz and Yolanda
Gordon Hollingshead - Champions Carry On
Edmund Reek - Hollywood in Uniform
Ralph Staub - Seeing Hands
Pete Smith
Best Short Subject (Two-reel)
- Heavenly Music
Jerry Bresler and Sam Coslow - Letter to a Hero
Frederic Ullman Jr. - Mardi Gras
Walter MacEwen - Women at War
Gordon Hollingshead
Best Sound Recording
- Hangmen Also Die
Sound Service Inc. and Jack Whitney [Sound Director] - In Old Oklahoma
Republic Studio Sound Department and Daniel J. Bloomberg [Sound Director] - Madame Curie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Sound Department and Douglas Shearer [Sound Director] - The North Star
Samuel Goldwyn Studio Sound Department and Thomas T. Moulton [Sound Director] - Phantom of the Opera
Universal Studio Sound Department and Bernard B. Brown [Sound Director] - Riding High
Paramount Studio Sound Department and Loren L. Ryder [Sound Director] - Sahara
Columbia Studio Sound Department and John Livadary [Sound Director] - Saludos Amigos
Walt Disney Studio Sound Department and C.O. Slyfield [Sound Director] - So This Is Washington
RCA Sound and J.L. Fields [Sound Director] - The Song of Bernadette
20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department and E.H. Hansen [Sound Director] - This Is the Army
Warner Bros. Studio Sound Department and Nathan Levinson [Sound Director] - This Land Is Mine
RKO Radio Studio Sound Department and Stephen Dunn [Sound Director]
Best Special Effects
- Air Force
Hans Koenekamp [Photographic Effects by], Rex Wimpy [Photographic Effects by] and Nathan Levinson [Sound Effects by] - Bombardier
Vernon L. Walker [Photographic Effects by], James G. Stewart [Sound Effects by] and Roy Granville [Sound Effects by] - Crash Dive
Fred Sersen [Photographic Effects by] and Roger Heman [Sound Effects by] - The North Star
Clarence Slifer [Photographic Effects by], Ray Binger [Photographic Effects by] and Thomas T. Moulton [Sound Effects by] - So Proudly We Hail!
Gordon Jennings [Photographic Effects by], Farciot Edouart [Photographic Effects by] and George Dutton [Sound Effects by] - Stand By for Action
A. Arnold Gillespie [Photographic Effects by], Donald Jahraus [Photographic Effects by] and Michael Steinore [Sound Effects by]
Best Writing (Original Screenplay)
- Air Force
Dudley Nichols - In Which We Serve
Noel Coward - The North Star
Lillian Hellman - Princess O'Rourke
Norman Krasna - So Proudly We Hail!
Allan Scott
Best Writing (Screenplay)
- Casablanca
Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein and Howard Koch - Holy Matrimony
Nunnally Johnson - The More the Merrier
Robert Russell, Frank Ross, Richard Flournoy and Lewis R. Foster - The Song of Bernadette
George Seaton - Watch on the Rhine
Dashiell Hammett
Best Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)
- Action in the North Atlantic
Guy Gilpatric - Destination Tokyo
Steve Fisher - The Human Comedy
William Saroyan - The More the Merrier
Robert Russell and Frank Ross - Shadow of a Doubt
Gordon McDonell