This list of LGBT Academy Award winners and nominees details the accomplishments of lesbian , gay , bisexual , transgender , and queer people within the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). Individuals are identified as LGBT though they may not have self-identified at the time of their nomination.
Best Actor in a Leading Role [ ]
Marlon Brando , bisexual, winner of 2 Oscars, nominated for 8.
Sir
Alan Bates , bisexual, nominated for 1 Oscar.
Paul Winfield , gay, nominated for 1 Oscar.
Tom Hulce , gay, nominated for 1 Oscar.
Sir
Ian McKellen , gay, nominated for 2 Oscars.
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Demographic
Out at the time?
Observation
Reference
1951
Marlon Brando
A Streetcar Named Desire
Stanley Kowalski
Nominated
Bisexual
No
[2]
1952
Viva Zapata!
Emiliano Zapata
Nominated
1953
Julius Caesar
Mark Antony
Nominated
1954
On the Waterfront
Terry Malloy
Won
1957
Sayonara
Major Lloyd "Ace" Gruver, USAF
Nominated
1968
Alan Bates
The Fixer
Yakov Bok
Nominated
[4]
1972
Marlon Brando
The Godfather
Vito Corleone
Won (Refused)
Brando did not attend the ceremony, choosing instead to have himself represented by Sacheen Littlefeather (a.k.a. Maria Cruz), an Apache Native American . She stated that Brando refused the award due to the poor treatment of American Indians in entertainment, as well as the recent Wounded Knee Occupation .[5]
[2]
Paul Winfield
Sounder
Nathan Lee Morgan
Nominated
Gay
First Black gay actor nominated in an acting category.
[6]
1973
Marlon Brando
Last Tango in Paris
Paul
Nominated
Bisexual
No
[2]
1984
Tom Hulce
Amadeus
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Nominated
Gay
[7]
1994
Nigel Hawthorne
The Madness of King George
King George III
Nominated
Yes (outed)
Hawthorne was outed as gay in 1995 due to the attention his nomination at the 67th Academy Awards had gathered, but nonetheless he attended the ceremony with his long-time partner Trevor Bentham. He also spoke openly about his sexuality in interviews and in his autobiography Straight Face .
[8]
1998
Ian McKellen
Gods and Monsters
James Whale
Nominated
Yes
[9]
1999
Kevin Spacey
American Beauty
Lester Burnham
Won
No
Spacey came out as a gay man in his statement addressing a sexual misconduct accusation by actor Anthony Rapp in 2017.[10] His timing was highly criticized by prominent members of the LGBTQ community.[11]
[12]
Alleged to be LGBTQ [ ]
The following list is composed of actors who have been claimed to be LGBT by others. They have been outed by a third party either alive or after their death. However, they never publicly came out.
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Alleged Demographic
Reference
1933
Charles Laughton
The Private Life of Henry VIII
Henry VIII
Won
Bisexual
[13] [14] [15] [16]
1935
Mutiny on the Bounty
William Bligh
Nominated
1936
Spencer Tracy
San Francisco
Father Tim Mullin
Nominated
[17]
1937
Captains Courageous
Manuel Fidello
Won
1938
Boys Town
Father Flanagan
Won
1941
Cary Grant
Penny Seranade
Roger Adams
Nominated
Gay
[18]
1942
Monty Woolley
The Pied Piper
Howard
Nominated
[20] [21] [22]
1945
Cary Grant
None but the Lonely Heart
Ernie Mott
Nominated
[18]
1947
Michael Redgrave
Mourning Becomes Electra
James Dyke
Nominated
Bisexual
[24]
1948
Montgomery Clift
The Search
Ralph "Steve" Stevenson
Nominated
[25]
Clifton Webb
Sitting Pretty
Lynn Aloysius Belvedere
Nominated
Gay
[26]
1950
Spencer Tracy
Father of the Bride
Stanley T. Banks
Nominated
Bisexual
[17]
1951
Montgomery Clift
A Place in the Sun
George Eastman
Nominated
[25]
1953
From Here to Eternity
Pvt. Robert E. Lee 'Prew' Prewitt
Nominated
[25]
1955
Spencer Tracy
Bad Day at Black Rock
John J. Macreedy
Nominated
[17]
James Dean
East of Eden
Caleb Trask
Nominated
[27]
1956
Giant
Jett Rink
Nominated
Rock Hudson
Jordan "Bick" Benedict Jr.
Nominated
Gay
[28]
1957
Charles Laughton
Witness for the Prosecution
Sir Wilfrid Robarts Q.C.
Nominated
Bisexual
[13] [14] [15] [16]
1958
Spencer Tracy
The Old Man and the Sea
The Old Man
Nominated
[17]
1960
Inherit the Wind
Henry Drummond
Nominated
[17]
1961
Judgment at Nuremberg
Chief Judge Dan Haywood
Nominated
1967
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Matt Drayton
Nominated
[17]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actor in a Leading Role [ ]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actor in a Leading Role
Year
Film
Role
Character's Demographic
Actor
Actor's Demographic
Status
1971
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Dr Daniel Hirsh
Gay
Peter Finch
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
1975
Dog Day Afternoon
Sonny Wortzik
Bisexual
Al Pacino
Nominated
1977
A Special Day
Gabriele
Gay
Marcelo Mastroianni
Nominated
1983
The Dresser
Norman
Tom Courtenay
Nominated
1985
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Luis Monila
William Hurt
Won
1993
Philadelphia
Andrew "Andy" Beckett
Tom Hanks
Won
1998
Gods and Monsters
James Whale
Ian McKellen
Cisgender Gay
Nominated
2000
Before Night Falls
Reinaldo Arenas
Javier Bardem
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
2001
A Beautiful Mind
John Forbes Nash Jr.
Bisexual
Russell Crowe
Nominated
2005
Brokeback Mountain
Ennis del Mar
Heath Ledger
Nominated
Capote
Truman Capote
Gay
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Won
2008
Milk
Harvey Milk
Sean Penn
Won
2009
A Single Man
George Falconer
Colin Firth
Nominated
2014
The Imitation Game
Alan Turing
Benedict Cumberbatch
Nominated
2015
The Danish Girl
Lili Elbe
Transgender
Eddie Redmayne
Nominated
2017
Call Me by Your Name
Elio Perlman
Bisexual
Timothée Chalamet
Nominated
2018
Bohemian Rhapsody
Freddie Mercury
Rami Malek
Won
2019
Pain and Glory
Salvador Mallo
Gay
Antonio Banderas
Nominated
2022
The Power of the Dog
Phil Burbank
Queer
Benedict Cumberbatch
Pending
Best Actress in a Leading Role [ ]
Jodie Foster , lesbian, winner of 2 Oscars, nominated for 4.
Elliot Page , trans non-binary and queer, nominated for 1 Oscar.
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Demographic
Out at the time?
Observation
Reference
1930/31
Marlene Dietrich
Morocco
Mademoiselle Amy Jolly
Nominated
Bisexual
Morocco marks the first time in cinema history that two women share a kiss on screen (Dietrich and an uncredited actress).
[29]
1988
Jodie Foster
The Accused
Sarah Tobias
Won
Lesbian
No
Only Best Actress winner to publicly come out as LGBT during her lifetime.
[30]
1991
The Silence of the Lambs
Clarice Starling
1994
Nell
Nell Kellty
Nominated
2007
Elliot Page
(As Ellen Page)
Juno
Juno MacGuff
Nominated
Transgender non-binary and queer
Assigned female at birth, Page was nominated in the Leading Actress category before publicly coming out as transgender.
[31] [32]
2008
Angelina Jolie
Changeling
Christine Collins
Nominated
Bisexual
Yes
[33] [34] [35]
2018
Lady Gaga
A Star Is Born
Ally Maine
Nominated
[a] [36]
2022
Kristen Stewart
Spencer
Diana, Princess of Wales
Pending
[37]
Alleged to be LGBTQ [ ]
The following list is composed of actress who have been claimed to be LGBT by others. They have been outed by a third party either alive or after their death. However, they never publicly came out.
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Alleged Demographic
Reference
1930/31
Greta Garbo
Anna Christie
Anna Christie
Nominated
Bisexual
[38]
[43] [46] [47]
[50]
Romance
Rita Cavallini
1933
Katharine Hepburn
Morning Glory
Eva Lovelace
Won
Lesbian or Bisexual
[51]
1935
Alice Adams
Alice Adams
Nominated
1937
Barbara Stanwyck
Stella Dallas
Stella (Martin) Dallas
Nominated
Bisexual
[52]
1940
Katharine Hepburn
The Philadelphia Story
Tracy Samantha Lord
Nominated
Lesbian or Bisexual
[51]
1941
Barbara Stanwyck
Ball of Fire
Katherine "Sugarpuss" O'Shea
Nominated
Bisexual
[53]
1942
Katharine Hepburn
Woman of the Year
Tess Harding
Nominated
Lesbian or Bisexual
[51]
1944
Barbara Stanwyck
Double Indemnity
Phyllis Dietrichson
Nominated
Bisexual
[54]
1945
Joan Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Mildred Pierce Beragon
Won
[55]
1947
Possessed
Louise Howell
Nominated
1948
Barbara Stanwyck
Sorry, Wrong Number
Leona Stevenson
Nominated
[56]
1951
Katharine Hepburn
The African Queen
Rose Sayer
Nominated
Lesbian or Bisexual
[51]
1952
Joan Crawford
Sudden Fear
Myra Hudson
Nominated
Bisexual
[55]
1955
Katharine Hepburn
Summertime
Jane Hudson
Nominated
Lesbian or Bisexual
[51]
1956
The Rainmaker
Lizzie Curry
1959
Suddenly, Last Summer
Catherine Holly
1962
Long Day's Journey into Night
Mary Tyrone
1967
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Christina Drayton
Won
1968
The Lion in Winter
Eleanor of Aquitaine
1981
On Golden Pond
Ethel Thayer
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actress in a Leading Role [ ]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actress in a Leading Role
Year
Film
Role
Character's Demographic
Actress
Actress' Demographic
Status
1974
Lenny
Honey Bruce
Bisexual
Valerie Perrine
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
1979
The Rose
Mary Rose "The Rose" Foster
Bette Midler
Nominated
1984
The Bostonians
Olive Chancellor
Vanessa Redgrave
Nominated
1985
The Color Purple
Celie Harris-Johnson
Whoopi Goldberg
Nominated
1999
Boys Don't Cry
Brandon Teena
Transgender
Hilary Swank
Won
2001
Iris
Iris Murdoch
Lesbian
Judi Dench
Nominated
2002
Frida
Frida Kahlo
Bisexual
Salma Hayek
Nominated
The Hours
Virginia Woolf
Nicole Kidman
Won
2003
Monster
Aileen "Lee" Wuornos
Lesbian
Charlize Theron
Won
2005
Transamerica
Sabrina "Bree" Osbourne
Transgender
Felicity Huffman
Nominated
2006
Notes on a Scandal
Barbara Covett
Lesbian
Judi Dench
Nominated
2010
Black Swan
Nina Sayers
Bisexual
Natalie Portman
Won
The Kids Are All Right
Nicole Allgood
Lesbian
Annette Bening
Nominated
2011
Albert Nobbs
Albert Nobbs
Transgender
Glenn Close
Nominated
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Lisbeth Salander
Bisexual
Rooney Mara
Nominated
2015
Carol
Carol Aird
Lesbian
Cate Blanchett
Nominated
2018
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Lee Israel
Melissa McCarthy
Nominated
The Favourite
Anne, Queen of Great Britain
Olivia Colman
Won
2020
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
Ma Rainey
Bisexual
Viola Davis
Nominated
The United States vs. Billie Holiday
Billie Holiday
Andra Day
Nominated
2021
Parallel Mothers
Janis Martínez Moreno
Penélope Cruz
Pending
Best Actor in a Supporting Role [ ]
Sal Mineo , bisexual, nominated for 2 Oscars.
Joel Grey , gay, winner of 1 Oscar.
Sir
John Gielgud , gay, winner of 1 Oscar, nominated for 2.
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Demographic
Out at the time?
Reference
1955
Sal Mineo
Rebel Without a Cause
John "Plato" Crawford
Nominated
Bisexual
No
[57]
1960
Exodus
Dov Landau
Nominated
1964
John Gielgud
Becket
King Louis VII of France
Nominated
Gay
Yes (outed)
[58]
1972
Joel Grey
Cabaret
Master of Ceremonies
Won
No
[59] [60]
1981
John Gielgud
Arthur
Hobson
Won
Yes (outed)
[58]
1989
Marlon Brando
A Dry White Season
Ian McKenzie
Nominated
Bisexual
Yes
[2]
1992
Jaye Davidson
The Crying Game
Dil
Nominated
Gay
[61]
1995
Kevin Spacey
The Usual Suspects
Roger "Verbal" Kint
Won
No
[12]
2001
Ian McKellen
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Gandalf
Nominated
Yes
[9]
Alleged to be LGBTQ [ ]
The following list is composed of actors who have been claimed to be LGBT by others. They have been outed by a third party either alive or after their death. However, they never publicly came out.
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Alleged Demographic
Reference
1944
Clifton Webb
Laura
Waldo Lydecker
Nominated
Gay
[26]
Monty Woolley
Since You Went Away
Colonel William G. Smollett
Nominated
[20] [21] [22]
1946
Clifton Webb
The Razor's Edge
Elliott Templeton
Nominated
[26]
1956
Anthony Perkins
Friendly Persuasion
Josh Birdwell
Nominated
[62] [63]
1961
Montgomery Clift
Judgment at Nuremberg
Rudolph Peterson
Nominated
Bisexual
[25]
1962
Victor Buono
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Edwin Flagg
Nominated
Gay
1971
Leonard Frey
Fiddler on the Roof
Motel Kamzoil
Nominated
[65]
1986
Denholm Elliott
A Room with a View
Mr. Emerson
Nominated
Bisexual
[66] [67]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actor in a Supporting Role [ ]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Year
Film
Role
Character's Demographic
Actor
Actor's Demographic
Status
1950
All About Eve
Addison DeWitt
Gay
George Sanders
Cisgender Heterosexual
Won
1968
Star!
Noël Coward
Daniel Massey
Nominated
1975
Dog Day Afternoon
Leon Shermer
Transgender
Chris Sarandon
Nominated
1981
Only When I Laugh
Jimmy Perry
Gay
James Coco
Nominated
1982
The World According to Garp
Roberta Muldoon
Transgender
John Lithgow
Nominated
Victor/Victoria
Carroll "Toddy" Todd
Gay
Robert Preston
Nominated
1990
Longtime Companion
David
Bruce Davison
Nominated
1991
JFK
Clay Shaw
Bisexual
Tommy Lee Jones
Nominated
1992
The Crying Game
Dil
Transgender
Jaye Davidson
Cisgender Gay
Nominated
1997
As Good As It Gets
Simon Bishop
Gay
Greg Kinnear
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
2002
The Hours
Richard Brown
Ed Harris
Nominated
2005
Brokeback Mountain
Jack Twist
Bisexual
Jake Gyllenhaal
Nominated
2011
Beginners
Hal Fields
Gay
Christopher Plummer
Won
2013
Dallas Buyers Club
Rayon
Transgender
Jared Leto
Won
2017
The Shape of Water
Giles
Gay
Richard Jenkins
Nominated
2018
Green Book
Don Shirley
Mahershala Ali
Won
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Jack Hock
Richard E. Grant
Nominated
Best Actress in a Supporting Role [ ]
Lily Tomlin , lesbian, nominated for 1 Oscar.
Linda Hunt , lesbian, winner of 1 Oscar.
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress
Year
Name
Film
Role
Status
Demographic
Observation
Reference
1973
Tatum O'Neal
Paper Moon
Addie Loggins
Won
Bisexual
[68]
1975
Lily Tomlin
Nashville
Linnea Reese
Nominated
Lesbian
[69] [70]
[71] [72] [73]
1976
Jodie Foster
Taxi Driver
Iris "Easy" Steensma
Nominated
[30]
1980
Eva Le Gallienne
Resurrection
Pearl
Nominated
[74]
1983
Linda Hunt
The Year of Living Dangerously
Billy Kwan
Won
Despite playing a male character, Hunt (cisgender ) did not play a trans character, but rather she performed in drag .
[75] [76]
[77] [78]
1993
Anna Paquin
The Piano
Flora McGrath
Won
Bisexual
[79]
1999
Angelina Jolie
Girl, Interrupted
Lisa Rowe
Won
[33] [34] [35]
2002
Queen Latifah
Chicago
Matron "Mama" Morton
Nominated
Unknown
[80]
2007
Tilda Swinton
Michael Clayton
Karen Crowder
Won
Queer
[81]
2022
Ariana DeBose
West Side Story
Anita
Pending
Speculated to be LGBTQ [ ]
The following list is composed of actress who have been claimed to be LGBT by others. They have been outed by a third party either alive or after their death. However, they never publicly came out.
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actress in a Supporting Role [ ]
Performances of LGBTQ Characters Nominated for and/or Awarded Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Year
Film
Role
Character's Demographic
Actress
Actress' Demographic
Status
1940
Rebecca
Mrs. Danvers
Lesbian
Judith Anderson
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
1983
Silkwood
Dolly Pelliker
Cher
Nominated
1985
The Color Purple
Shug Avery
Bisexual
Margaret Avery
Nominated
1998
Primary Colors
Libby Holden
Lesbian
Kathy Bates
Nominated
1999
Girl, Interrupted
Lisa Rowe
Bisexual
Angelina Jolie
Cisgender Bisexual
Won
2001
Iris
Iris Murdoch
Lesbian
Kate Winslet
Cisgender Heterosexual
Nominated
2008
Vicky Cristina Barcelona
María Elena
Bisexual
Penélope Cruz
Won
2011
Albert Nobbs
Hubert Page
Transgender
Janet McTeer
Nominated
2015
Carol
Therese Belivet
Lesbian
Rooney Mara
Nominated
2018
The Favourite
Abigail Masham
Lesbian or bisexual
Emma Stone
Nominated
Sarah Churchill
Rachel Weisz
Nominated
2019
Bombshell
Kayla Pospisil
Margot Robbie
Nominated
Best Animated Feature [ ]
Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
2008
Byron Howard
Bolt
Nominated
Gay
[91]
2010
Dean DeBlois
How to Train Your Dragon
Nominated
[92]
2012
Chris Butler
ParaNorman
Nominated
[93]
2014
Dean DeBlois
How to Train Your Dragon 2
Nominated
[92]
2016
Byron Howard
Zootopia
Won
[91]
2017
Darla K. Anderson
Coco
Won
Lesbian
[94]
2018
Scott Rudin
Isle of Dogs
Nominated
Gay
[95]
2019
Chris Butler
Missing Link
Nominated
[93]
Dean DeBlois
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
Nominated
[92]
2020
Kori Rae
Onward
Nominated
Lesbian
[96]
2021
Byron Howard
Encanto
Pending
Gay
Best Cinematography [ ]
Academy Award for Best Cinematography
Year
Name
Film
Status
Milestone
Demographic
Reference
1978
Néstor Almendros
Days of Heaven
Won
Gay
[97]
1979
Kramer vs. Kramer
Nominated
1980
The Blue Lagoon
Nominated
James Crabe
The Formula
Nominated
[98]
1982
Néstor Almendros
Sophie's Choice
Nominated
[97]
1985
David Watkin
Out of Africa
Won
[99]
2017
Rachel Morrison
Mudbound
Nominated
First female nominee for Best Cinematography
Lesbian
[100]
Best Costume Design [ ]
Academy Award for Best Costume Design
Year
Name
Film
Status
Reference
1950
Walter Plunkett
The Magnificent Yankee
Nominated
[101]
That Forsyte Woman
Nominated
1951
Orry-Kelly
An American in Paris
Won
[102]
Walter Plunkett
Won
[101]
Kind Lady
Nominated
Irene Sharaff
An American in Paris
Won
[103]
Edward Stevenson
David and Bathsheba
Nominated
[98]
The Mudlark
Nominated
1952
Miles White
The Greatest Show on Earth
Nominated
1953
Walter Plunkett
The Actress
Nominated
[101]
Young Bess
Nominated
Irene Sharaff
Call Me Madam
Nominated
[103]
1954
Brigadoon
Nominated
A Star Is Born
Nominated
Miles White
There's No Business Like Show Business
Nominated
[98]
1955
Irene Sharaff
Guys and Dolls
Nominated
[103]
1956
The King and I
Won
Miles White
Around the World in 80 Days
Nominated
[98]
1957
Orry-Kelly
Les Girls
Won
[102]
Walter Plunkett
Raintree County
Nominated
[101]
1958
Cecil Beaton
Gigi
Won
[103]
Walter Plunkett
Some Came Running
Nominated
[101]
1959
Orry-Kelly
Some Like It Hot
Won
[102]
Irene Sharaff
Porgy and Bess
Nominated
[103]
Howard Shoup
The Young Philadelphians
Nominated
[104]
1960
Irene Sharaff
Can-Can
Nominated
[103]
Howard Shoup
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
Nominated
[104]
Edward Stevenson
The Facts of Life
Won
[98]
1961
Piero Gherardi
La Dolce Vita
Won
[105]
Walter Plunkett
Pocketful of Miracles
Nominated
[101]
Irene Sharaff
West Side Story
Won
[103]
Howard Shoup
Claudelle Inglish
Nominated
[104]
1962
Orry-Kelly
Gypsy
Nominated
[102]
1963
Piero Gherardi
8½
Won
[105]
Walter Plunkett
How the West Was Won
Nominated
[101]
Irene Sharaff
Cleopatra
Won
[103]
Piero Tosi
The Leopard
Nominated
[106]
1964
Cecil Beaton
My Fair Lady
Won
[103]
Howard Shoup
Kisses for My President
Nominated
[104]
1965
A Rage to Live
Nominated
1966
Danilo Donati
The Gospel According to St. Matthew
Nominated
[105]
Mandragola
Nominated
Piero Gherardi
Juliet of the Spirits
Nominated
Irene Sharaff
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Won
[103]
1967
Danilo Donati
The Taming of the Shrew
Nominated
[105]
Irene Sharaff
Nominated
[103]
1968
Danilo Donati
Romeo and Juliet
Won
[105]
1969
Irene Sharaff
Hello, Dolly!
Nominated
[103]
1971
Piero Tosi
Death in Venice
Nominated
[106]
1972
Ray Aghayan
Lady Sings the Blues
Nominated
[107]
Bob Mackie
Nominated
1973
Piero Tosi
Ludwig
Nominated
[106]
1975
Ray Aghayan
Funny Lady
Nominated
[107]
Bob Mackie
Nominated
1976
Danilo Donati
Fellini's Casanova
Won
[105]
William Ware Theiss
Bound for Glory
Nominated
[108]
1977
Florence Klotz
A Little Night Music
Nominated
[103]
Burton Miller
Airport '77
Nominated
[104]
Irene Sharaff
The Other Side of Midnight
Nominated
[103]
1979
William Ware Theiss
Butch and Sundance: The Early Days
Nominated
[108]
Piero Tosi
La Cage aux Folles
Nominated
[106]
Albert Wolsky
All That Jazz
Won
[109]
1981
Bob Mackie
Pennies from Heaven
Nominated
[107]
1982
Piero Tosi
La Traviata
Nominated
[106]
Albert Wolsky
Sophie's Choice
Nominated
[109]
1983
William Ware Theiss
Heart Like a Wheel
Nominated
[108]
1985
Albert Wolsky
The Journey of Natty Gann
Nominated
[109]
1991
Richard Hornung
Barton Fink
Nominated
[110]
Albert Wolsky
Bugsy
Won
[109]
1992
Toys
Nominated
1999
Gary Jones
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Nominated
[111]
2001
Angus Strathie
Moulin Rouge!
Won
[112]
2006
Patricia Field
The Devil Wears Prada
Nominated
[113]
2007
Albert Wolsky
Across the Universe
Nominated
[109]
2008
Milk
Nominated
[114]
Albert Wolsky
Revolutionary Road
Nominated
[109]
2012
Paco Delgado
Les Misérables
Nominated
[115]
2015
The Danish Girl
Nominated
Best Director [ ]
Jerome Robbins , first openly LGBT winner for Best Director.
Lee Daniels is first Black gay man nominated for Directing.
Academy Award for Best Director
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Observation
Reference
1932/33
George Cukor
Little Women
Nominated
Gay
[116]
1940
The Philadelphia Story
Nominated
1947
A Double Life
Nominated
1950
Born Yesterday
Nominated
1951
Vincente Minnelli
An American in Paris
Nominated
Gay or Bisexual
[117]
1953
Charles Walters
Lili
Nominated
Gay
[118]
1958
Vincente Minnelli
Gigi
Won
Gay or Bisexual
[117]
1961
Jerome Robbins
West Side Story
Won
Bisexual
[119]
1963
Tony Richardson
Tom Jones
Won
[28]
1964
George Cukor
My Fair Lady
Won
Gay
[116]
1964
Peter Glenville
Becket
Nominated
[120]
1965
John Schlesinger
Darling
Nominated
[121]
1968
Franco Zeffirelli
Romeo and Juliet
Nominated
[122]
1969
John Schlesinger
Midnight Cowboy
Won
[121]
1971
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Nominated
1986
James Ivory
A Room with a View
Nominated
[123]
1992
Howards End
Nominated
1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated
1997
Gus Van Sant
Good Will Hunting
Nominated
[124]
2000
Stephen Daldry
Billy Elliot
Nominated
[125]
2002
Pedro Almodóvar
Talk to Her
Nominated
2002 marked the first time ever that 3 out the 5 directors nominated for Best Director were gay.
[126]
Stephen Daldry
The Hours
Nominated
[125]
Rob Marshall
Chicago
Nominated
[127]
2008
Stephen Daldry
The Reader
Nominated
[125]
Gus Van Sant
Milk
Nominated
[124]
2009
Lee Daniels
Precious
Nominated
First Black gay man nominee for Best Director
[128]
Best Documentary Feature [ ]
Best Documentary Short Subject [ ]
Best Film Editing [ ]
Academy Award for Best Film Editing
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
1961
William H. Reynolds
Fanny
Nominated
Gay
[98]
1965
The Sound of Music
Won
1966
The Sand Pebbles
Nominated
1969
Hello, Dolly!
Nominated
1972
The Godfather
Nominated
1973
The Sting
Won
1977
The Turning Point
Nominated
2017
Tatiana S. Riegel
I, Tonya
Nominated
Lesbian
[141]
2018
John Ottman
Bohemian Rhapsody
Won
Gay
[142]
Best Makeup & Hairstyling [ ]
Best Music, Original Score [ ]
Academy Award for Best Original Score
Year
Name
Film
Status
Reference
1939
Aaron Copland
Of Mice and Men
Nominated
[147]
1940
Our Town
Nominated
1943
The North Star
Nominated
1949
The Heiress
Won
1954
Leonard Bernstein
On the Waterfront
Nominated
[148]
1965
Jacques Demy
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Nominated
[149]
1967
Richard Rodney Bennett
Far from the Madding Crowd
Nominated
[150]
1971
Nicholas and Alexandra
Nominated
1974
Murder on the Orient Express
Nominated
1980
John Corigliano
Altered States
Nominated
[95]
1992
Richard Robbins
Howards End
Nominated
[151]
1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated
1995
Marc Shaiman
The American President
Nominated
[152]
1996
The First Wives Club
Nominated
1998
Patch Adams
Nominated
1999
John Corigliano
The Red Violin
Won
[95]
2013
Owen Pallett
Her
Nominated
[153]
2016
Mica Levi
Jackie
Nominated
[154]
2018
Marc Shaiman
Mary Poppins Returns
Nominated
[152]
Best Music, Original Song Score or Adaptation [ ]
Original Song Score or Adaptation
Year
Name
Film
Status
Milestone
Reference
1939
Aaron Copland
Of Mice and Men
Nominated
[147]
Roger Edens
Babes in Arms
Nominated
[155]
1940
Aaron Copland
Our Town
Nominated
[147]
Roger Edens
Strike Up the Band
Nominated
[155]
1942
For Me and My Gal
Nominated
1948
Easter Parade
Won
Only composer to win three consecutive awards in this category.
1949
On the Town
Won
1950
Annie Get Your Gun
Won
1952
Gian Carlo Menotti
The Medium
Nominated
[156]
1968
Jacques Demy
The Young Girls of Rochefort
Nominated
[149]
1970
Rod McKuen
A Boy Named Charlie Brown
Nominated
[157]
1972
Ralph Burns
Cabaret
Won
[158]
1974
Frederick Loewe
The Little Prince
Nominated
[159]
Angela Morley
Nominated
First openly transgender Academy Award nominee
[160]
1977
The Slipper and the Rose—The Story of Cinderella
Nominated
1979
Ralph Burns
All That Jazz
Won
[158]
1982
Annie
Nominated
Best Music, Original Song [ ]
Elton John , gay, winner of 2 Oscars, nominated for 4.
Academy Award for Best Original Song
Year
Name
Film
Song
Status
Demographic
Observation
Reference
1936
Cole Porter
Born to Dance
"I've Got You Under My Skin "
Nominated
Gay
[161]
1940
Roger Edens
Strike Up the Band
"Our Love Affair"
Nominated
[155]
1941
Cole Porter
You'll Never Get Rich
"Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye"
Nominated
[161]
1943
Something to Shout About
"You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To "
Nominated
1947
Roger Edens
Good News
"Pass That Peace Pipe"
Nominated
[155]
1956
Cole Porter
High Society
"True Love "
Nominated
[161]
1958
Frederick Loewe
Gigi
"Gigi "
Won
[159]
1960
Manos Hatzidakis
Never on Sunday
"Never on Sunday "
Won
[162]
1965
Jacques Demy
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
"I Will Wait for You "
Nominated
Bisexual
[149]
1969
Rod McKuen
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
"Jean "
Nominated
Queer
[157]
1974
Frederick Loewe
The Little Prince
"Little Prince"
Nominated
Gay
[159]
1975
John Kander
Funny Lady
"How Lucky Can You Get"
Nominated
[163]
1978
Paul Jabara
Thank God It's Friday
"Last Dance "
Won
[164]
1980
Lesley Gore
Fame
"Out Here on My Own "
Nominated
Lesbian
[165]
1982
Peter Allen
Arthur
"Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) "
Won
Gay
[166]
1986
Howard Ashman
Little Shop of Horrors
"Mean Green Mother from Outer Space"
Nominated
[95]
1989
The Little Mermaid
"Kiss the Girl "
Nominated
"Under the Sea "
Won
1990
Stephen Sondheim
Dick Tracy
"Sooner or Later "
Won
1991
Howard Ashman
Beauty and the Beast
"Be Our Guest "
Nominated
First AIDS victim to be given both a posthumous award and nominations.
First gay man to be awarded Best Original Song twice.
"Beauty and the Beast "
Won
"Belle "
Nominated
1992
Aladdin
"Friend Like Me "
Nominated
1993
Marc Shaiman
Sleepless in Seattle
"A Wink and a Smile"
Nominated
[152]
1994
Elton John
The Lion King
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight "
Won
[167]
"Circle of Life "
Nominated
"Hakuna Matata "
Nominated
1999
Marc Shaiman
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
"Blame Canada "
Nominated
[152]
2002
John Kander
Chicago
"I Move On"
Nominated
[163]
2006
Melissa Etheridge
An Inconvenient Truth
"I Need to Wake Up "
Won
Lesbian
First openly lesbian winner for Original Song
[95]
Henry Krieger
Dreamgirls
"Listen "
Nominated
Gay
[168]
"Love You I Do"
Nominated
"Patience "
Nominated
2015
Anohni
Racing Extinction
"Manta Ray "
Nominated
Transgender
First openly transgender person nominated for Original Song
[169]
Lady Gaga
The Hunting Ground
"Til It Happens to You "
Nominated
Bisexual
[36]
Sam Smith
Spectre
"Writing's on the Wall "
Won
Gay and Non-Binary
Incorrectly pronounced themself as the first ever openly gay person to win an Oscar during their acceptance speech[170] after misinterpreting an interview where Sir Ian McKellen said no openly gay actor had ever won in the Leading Actor category.[171] They later apologized for the mistake and justified their point was to shine a light on the LGBTQ Community.[172]
[167]
2016
Benj Pasek
La La Land
"Audition (The Fools Who Dream) "
Nominated
Gay
[173]
"City of Stars "
Won
2017
The Greatest Showman
"This Is Me "
Nominated
2018
Lady Gaga
A Star Is Born
"Shallow "
Won
Bisexual
[36]
Marc Shaiman
Mary Poppins Returns
"The Place Where Lost Things Go"
Nominated
Gay
[174]
Scott Wittman
Nominated
2019
Elton John
Rocketman
"(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again "
Won
[167]
Best Picture [ ]
Academy Award for Best Picture
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
1963
Tony Richardson
Tom Jones
Won
Bisexual
[28]
1970
Ross Hunter
Airport
Nominated
Gay
[175]
1985
David Weisman
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Nominated
1986
Ismail Merchant
A Room with a View
Nominated
[123]
1992
Howards End
Nominated
1993
The Remains of the Day
Nominated
1999
Bruce Cohen
American Beauty
Won
[176]
Dan Jinks
Won
2002
Scott Rudin
The Hours
Nominated
[95]
2007
No Country for Old Men
Won
There Will Be Blood
Nominated
2008
Bruce Cohen
Milk
Nominated
[176]
Dan Jinks
Nominated
2009
Lee Daniels
Precious
Nominated
[128]
2010
Darla K. Anderson
Toy Story 3
Nominated
Lesbian
[94]
Iain Canning
The King's Speech
Won
Gay
[177]
Scott Rudin
The Social Network
Nominated
[95]
True Grit
Nominated
2011
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Nominated
2012
Bruce Cohen
Silver Linings Playbook
Nominated
[176]
Megan Ellison
Zero Dark Thirty
Nominated
Lesbian
[178]
Cameron Mackintosh
Les Misérables
Nominated
Gay
[179]
2013
Megan Ellison
American Hustle
Nominated
Lesbian
[178]
Her
Nominated
Scott Rudin
Captain Phillips
Nominated
Gay
[95]
2014
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Nominated
2016
Fences
Nominated
Iain Canning
Lion
Nominated
[177]
2017
Megan Ellison
Phantom Thread
Nominated
Lesbian
[178]
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me by Your Name
Nominated
Gay
[180]
Peter Spears
Nominated
[181]
Scott Rudin
Lady Bird
Nominated
[95]
2020
Peter Spears
Nomadland
Won
[181]
Best Picture winners and nominees of LGBTQ theme [ ]
Year
Title
Status
Main Theme
Reference
1969
Midnight Cowboy
Won
Bisexual
[182]
1975
Dog Day Afternoon
Nominated
Transgender
[183]
1985
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Nominated
Gay
[184]
1991
The Silence of the Lambs
Won
Transgender
[185]
1992
The Crying Game
Nominated
[186]
2002
The Hours
Nominated
Lesbian and Gay
[187]
2005
Brokeback Mountain
Nominated
Gay
[188]
Capote
Nominated
[189]
2008
Milk
Nominated
[190]
2010
Black Swan
Nominated
Bisexual
[191]
The Kids Are All Right
Nominated
Lesbian
2013
Dallas Buyers Club
Nominated
Transgender
[192]
2014
The Imitation Game
Nominated
Gay
[193]
2016
Moonlight
Won
[194]
2017
Call Me by Your Name
Nominated
Bisexual
[195]
2018
Bohemian Rhapsody
Nominated
[196]
The Favourite
Nominated
Lesbian
[197]
2021
The Power of the Dog
Pending
Queer
[198]
Best Production Design [ ]
Academy Award for Best Production Design
Year
Name
Film
Status
Reference
1936
Edwin B. Willis
The Great Ziegfeld
Nominated
[98]
Romeo and Juliet
Nominated
1941
Howard Bristol
The Little Foxes
Nominated
Samuel M. Comer
Hold Back the Dawn
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Blossoms in the Dust
Won
When Ladies Meet
Nominated
1942
Howard Bristol
The Pride of the Yankees
Nominated
Samuel M. Comer
Take a Letter, Darling
Nominated
Jack D. Moore
Random Harvest
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Nominated
1943
Howard Bristol
The North Star
Nominated
George James Hopkins
Mission to Moscow
Nominated
[26]
This Is the Army
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Madame Curie
Nominated
[98]
Thousands Cheer
Nominated
1944
Howard Bristol
The Princess and the Pirate
Nominated
Samuel M. Comer
No Time for Love
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Gaslight
Won
Kismet
Nominated
Richard Pefferle
Nominated
1945
Samuel M. Comer
Frenchman's Creek
Won
Love Letters
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
National Velvet
Nominated
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Nominated
1946
Samuel M. Comer
Kitty
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
The Razor's Edge
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
The Yearling
Won
1947
Paul S. Fox
The Foxes of Harrow
Nominated
George James Hopkins
Life with Father
Nominated
[26]
1949
Paul S. Fox
Come to the Stable
Nominated
[98]
Jack D. Moore
Little Women
Won
Edwin B. Willis
Won
Madame Bovary
Nominated
1950
Samuel M. Comer
Samson and Delilah
Won
Sunset Boulevard
Won
Edwin B. Willis
Annie Get Your Gun
Nominated
The Red Danube
Nominated
1951
Paul S. Fox
David and Bathsheba
Nominated
House on Telegraph Hill
Nominated
F. Keogh Gleason
An American in Paris
Won
George James Hopkins
A Streetcar Named Desire
Won
[26]
Jack D. Moore
Too Young to Kiss
Nominated
[98]
Edwin B. Willis
An American in Paris
Won
Too Young to Kiss
Nominated
1952
Howard Bristol
Hans Christian Andersen
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
The Snows of Kilimanjaro
Nominated
F. Keogh Gleason
The Bad and the Beautiful
Won
Arthur Krams
The Merry Widow
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
The Bad and the Beautiful
Won
The Merry Widow
Nominated
1953
Paul S. Fox
The President's Lady
Nominated
The Robe
Won
F. Keogh Gleason
The Story of Three Loves
Nominated
Arthur Krams
Lili
Nominated
The Story of Three Loves
Nominated
Jack D. Moore
Nominated
Young Bess
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Julius Caesar
Won
Lili
Nominated
The Story of Three Loves
Nominated
Young Bess
Nominated
1954
Samuel M. Comer
The Country Girl
Nominated
Red Garters
Nominated
Sabrina
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
Désirée
Nominated
F. Keogh Gleason
Brigadoon
Nominated
George James Hopkins
A Star Is Born
Nominated
[26]
Irene Sharaff
Nominated
[103]
Edwin B. Willis
Brigadoon
Nominated
[98]
Executive Suite
Nominated
1955
Howard Bristol
Guys and Dolls
Nominated
Samuel M. Comer
The Rose Tattoo
Won
To Catch a Thief
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
Daddy Long Legs
Nominated
Henry Grace
Blackboard Jungle
Nominated
Arthur Krams
The Rose Tattoo
Won
To Catch a Thief
Nominated
Oliver Smith
Guys and Dolls
Nominated
[199]
Edwin B. Willis
Blackboard Jungle
Nominated
[98]
I'll Cry Tomorrow
Nominated
1956
Samuel M. Comer
The Proud and Profane
Nominated
The Ten Commandments
Nominated
Ross J. Dowd
Around the World in 80 Days
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
The King and I
Won
F. Keogh Gleason
Lust for Life
Nominated
Somebody Up There Likes Me
Won
Edwin B. Willis
Lust for Life
Nominated
Somebody Up There Likes Me
Won
1957
Samuel M. Comer
Funny Face
Nominated
Richard Pefferle
Les Girls
Nominated
Edwin B. Willis
Nominated
Raintree County
Nominated
1958
Samuel M. Comer
Vertigo
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
A Certain Smile
Nominated
F. Keogh Gleason
Gigi
Won
Henry Grace
Won
George James Hopkins
Auntie Mame
Nominated
[26]
1959
Paul S. Fox
Career
Nominated
[98]
Henry Grace
North by Northwest
Nominated
Arthur Krams
Career
Nominated
Oliver Messel
Suddenly, Last Summer
Nominated
[200]
1960
Samuel M. Comer
It Started in Naples
Nominated
[98]
Visit to a Small Planet
Nominated
Ross J. Dowd
The Facts of Life
Nominated
Henry Grace
Cimarron
Nominated
George James Hopkins
Sunrise at Campobello
Nominated
[26]
Arthur Krams
Visit to a Small Planet
Nominated
[98]
1961
Howard Bristol
Flower Drum Song
Nominated
Samuel M. Comer
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Nominated
Summer and Smoke
Nominated
Piero Gherardi
La Dolce Vita
Nominated
[105]
Arthur Krams
Summer and Smoke
Nominated
[98]
1962
Samuel M. Comer
The Pigeon That Took Rome
Nominated
Henry Grace
Mutiny on the Bounty
Nominated
Period of Adjustment
Nominated
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
Nominated
George James Hopkins
Days of Wine and Roses
Nominated
[26]
The Music Man
Nominated
1963
Samuel M. Comer
Come Blow Your Horn
Nominated
[98]
Hud
Nominated
Love with the Proper Stranger
Nominated
Paul S. Fox
Cleopatra
Won
Piero Gherardi
8½
Nominated
[105]
Henry Grace
How the West Was Won
Nominated
[98]
Twilight of Honor
Nominated
1964
Cecil Beaton
My Fair Lady
Won
[103]
Henry Grace
The Americanization of Emily
Nominated
[98]
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Nominated
George James Hopkins
My Fair Lady
Won
[26]
1965
Henry Grace
A Patch of Blue
Nominated
[98]
George James Hopkins
Inside Daisy Clover
Nominated
[26]
1966
Piero Gherardi
Juliet of the Spirits
Nominated
[105]
Henry Grace
Mister Buddwing
Nominated
[98]
George James Hopkins
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Won
[26]
1967
Howard Bristol
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Nominated
[98]
1968
Star!
Nominated
1969
George James Hopkins
Hello, Dolly!
Won
[26]
Jack D. Moore
Sweet Charity
Nominated
[98]
1970
Samuel M. Comer
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Nominated
Arthur Krams
Nominated
Jack D. Moore
Airport
Nominated
1982
Franco Zeffirelli
La Traviata
Nominated
[122]
1987
Ferdinando Scarfiotti
The Last Emperor
Won
[201]
1992
Toys
Nominated
2005
Jan Pascale
Good Night, and Good Luck
Nominated
[202]
2020
Mank
Won
Best Short Film (Animated) [ ]
Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
1969
Ryan Larkin
Walking
Nominated
Bisexual
[203]
2003
Adam Elliot
Harvie Krumpet
Won
Gay
[204]
2020
Adrien Merigeau
Genius Loci
Nominated
[205]
Best Short Film (Live Action) [ ]
Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
1952
Norman McLaren
Neighbours
Nominated
Gay
[137]
1957
A Chairy Tale
Nominated
1960
Ismail Merchant
The Creation of Woman
Nominated
[123]
1992
Christian Taylor
The Lady in Waiting
Nominated
[206]
1994
Randy Stone
Trevor
Won
[207]
2020
Travon Free
Two Distant Strangers
Won
Bisexual
[208]
Best Sound Mixing [ ]
Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing
Year
Name
Film
Status
Demographic
Reference
2008
Lora Hirschberg
The Dark Knight
Nominated
Lesbian
[177]
2010
Inception
Won
Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay) [ ]
Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
Year
Name
Film
Adapted from
Status
Milestone
Demographic
Reference
1944
John Van Druten
Gaslight
Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton
Nominated
Gay
[98]
1951
Tennessee Williams
A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
Nominated
[209]
1956
Baby Doll
27 Wagons Full of Cotton and The Unsatisfactory Supper by Tennessee Williams
Nominated
1958
Terence Rattigan
Separate Tables
Separate Tables by Terence Rattigan
Nominated
[210]
1960
Gavin Lambert
Sons and Lovers
Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawrence
Nominated
[211]
1970
Larry Kramer
Women in Love
Women in Love by D.H. Lawrence
Nominated
[212]
1973
James Bridges
The Paper Chase
The Paper Chase by John Jay Osborn Jr.
Nominated
[213]
1974
Paul Dehn
Murder on the Orient Express
Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Nominated
[214]
1977
Gavin Lambert
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Joanne Greenberg
Nominated
[211]
Peter Shaffer
Equus
Equus by Peter Shaffer
Nominated
[215]
1980
David Stevens
Breaker Morant
Breaker Morant by Kenneth G. Ross
Nominated
[216]
1984
Peter Shaffer
Amadeus
Amadeus by Peter Shaffer
Won
[215]
1994
Alan Bennett
The Madness of King George
The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett
Nominated
Bisexual
[217]
1998
Bill Condon
Gods and Monsters
Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram
Won
[95]
2002
Chicago
Chicago by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse
Nominated
2005
Tony Kushner
Munich
Vengeance by George Jonas
Nominated
[218]
2011
John Logan
Hugo
The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick
Nominated
[219]
2012
Tony Kushner
Lincoln
Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin
Nominated
[218]
Jim Rash
The Descendants
The Descendants by Kaui Hart Hemmings
Won
[220]
2015
Emma Donoghue
Room
Room by Emma Donoghue
Nominated
Lesbian
[221]
Phyllis Nagy
Carol
The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith
Nominated
[222]
2016
Tarell Alvin McCraney
Moonlight
In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue by Tarell Alvin McCraney
Won
Gay
[223]
2017
James Ivory
Call Me by Your Name
Call Me by Your Name by André Aciman
Won
[123]
Dee Rees
Mudbound
Mudbound by Hillary Jordan
Nominated
First queer black woman to be nominated for a screenplay Oscar
Lesbian
[224]
2018
Jeff Whitty
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Can You Ever Forgive Me? by Lee Israel
Nominated
Gay
[225]
Best Writing (Original Screenplay) [ ]
Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
Year
Name
Film
Status
Reference
Reference
1942
Noël Coward
In Which We Serve
Nominated
Gay
[226]
George Oppenheimer
The War Against Mrs. Hadley
Nominated
[98]
1952
Terence Rattigan
The Sound Barrier
Nominated
[210]
1961
William Inge
Splendor in the Grass
Won
[227]
1965
Jacques Demy
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Nominated
Bisexual
[149]
1968
Arthur C. Clarke
2001: A Space Odyssey
Nominated
Gay
[228]
1969
Luchino Visconti
The Damned
Nominated
[229]
1977
Arthur Laurents
The Turning Point
Nominated
[230]
1979
James Bridges
The China Syndrome
Nominated
[213]
1993
Ron Nyswaner
Philadelphia
Nominated
[231]
1999
Alan Ball
American Beauty
Won
[121]
2000
John Logan
Gladiator
Nominated
[219]
2002
Pedro Almodóvar
Talk to Her
Won
[126]
Todd Haynes
Far from Heaven
Nominated
[232]
2004
John Logan
The Aviator
Nominated
[219]
2008
Dustin Lance Black
Milk
Won
[95]
2010
Lisa Cholodenko
The Kids Are All Right
Nominated
Lesbian
[233]
2015
Jonathan Herman
Straight Outta Compton
Nominated
Gay
[234]
Best Writing (Original Story) [ ]
Governors Awards [ ]
The Governors Awards are an annual ceremony hosted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences dedicated to honor actors and filmmakers with lifetime achievement awards. Three awards are given: the Academy Honorary Award , the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award , and the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award . Unlike the Academy Awards , the nominations and voting for these awards are restricted to members of the Board of Governors of AMPAS.
The Academy Honorary Award honors exceptional career achievements, contributions to the motion picture industry, and service to the Academy.[237] The Academy Honorary Award is often awarded in preference to those with noted achievements in motion pictures who have nevertheless never won an Academy Award. Thus, many of its recipients are Classic Hollywood stars, such as Lillian Gish , Barbara Stanwyck , Kirk Douglas , and Lauren Bacall .
Among its Honorary Awards for acting, the Academy also presents deserving young actors with the Special Juvenile Academy Award . (Most of those are not listed here; some of the early "Special Awards" that later became known in that acting category as the "Special Juvenile Academy Award" are listed with "Special Award" added parenthetically.)[238]
The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award honors an individual's outstanding contributions to humanitarian causes.
The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award honors creative producers, whose bodies of work reflect a consistently high quality of motion picture production.
Governors Awards
Year
Name
Award
Achievement
Demographic
Reference
1942
Noël Coward
Academy Honorary Award
For his outstanding production achievement in In Which We Serve . (Certificate of Merit)
Gay
[226]
1954
Greta Garbo
For her unforgettable screen performances. (Statuette)
Bisexual (Alleged)
[239]
1961
Jerome Robbins
For his brilliant achievements in the art of choreography on film. (Statuette)
Bisexual
[119]
1969
Cary Grant
For his unique mastery of the art of screen acting with the respect and affection of his colleagues. (Statuette)
Bisexual (Alleged)
[18]
1981
Barbara Stanwyck
For superlative creativity and unique contribution to the art of screen acting. (Statuette)
[240]
1973
Henri Langlois
For his devotion to the art of film, his massive contributions in preserving its past and his unswerving faith in its future. (Statuette)
Gay
[241]
1985
Paul Newman
In recognition of his many and memorable compelling screen performances and for his personal integrity and dedication to his craft. (Statuette)
Bisexual (Alleged)
[242]
1994
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
Outstanding contributions to humanitarian causes. (Statuette)
2013
Piero Tosi
Academy Honorary Award
A visionary whose incomparable costume designs shaped timeless, living art in motion pictures. (Statuette)
Gay
[106]
2014
Angelina Jolie
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
Outstanding contributions to humanitarian causes. (Statuette)
Bisexual
[33] [34] [35]
Notes [ ]
^ Gaga says that the song "Poker Face" was about her bisexuality , and she openly speaks about how her past boyfriends were uncomfortable with her sexual orientation.[36]
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