Golden Globe Award for Best English-Language Foreign Film

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Golden Globe Award for Best English-Language Foreign Film was a Golden Globe award that was split from Best Foreign Film in 1957. It was discontinued in 1973.

Winners[]

• 1948 – Hamlet
• 1955 – Richard III
• 1957 – Woman in a Dressing Gown
• 1958 – A Night to Remember
• 1960 – The Trials of Oscar Wilde
• 1963 – No Award
• 1964 – Girl with Green Eyes
• 1965 – Darling
• 1966 – Alfie
• 1967 – The Fox
• 1968 – Romeo and Juliet
• 1969 – Oh! What a Lovely War

1970s[]

Year	English title	Original title	Country	Director
1970	Women in Love			Ken Russell
	Act of the Heart			Paul Almond
	Bloomfield			Richard Harris Uri Zohar
	The Virgin and the Gypsy			Christopher Miles
		Aru heishi no kake		Keith Larsen
1971	Sunday Bloody Sunday			John Schlesinger
	Friends			Lewis Gilbert
	The Go-Between			Joseph Losey
	The Raging Moon			Bryan Forbes
	The Red Tent	Красная палатка		Mikhail Kalatozov
1972	Young Winston			Richard Attenborough
	Images			Robert Altman
	Living Free			Jack Couffer
	The Ruling Class			Peter Medak
	Zee and Co.			Brian Hutton

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