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Oscar Ledger Year Dossier
The 1930/31 file for 4th Academy Awards: winners first, ballot trails on demand, and the films that shaped the ceremony.
Annual Thesis
This dossier opens with the four races readers check first: Picture, Director, Actor, and Actress. 4 of 4 major races have winners recorded, with 20 major-field records feeding into the full 15/12 ceremony ledger below.
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Best Picture went to Cimarron. The winning leader is Cimarron with 3 wins.
Best Picture Categories settled and marked as winners in the ledger.
The ceremony's top prize, updated dynamically from the winner row.
3 wins across the ceremony.
7 nominations in this ceremony.
The shortlist most readers look for first: 5 Best Picture nominees from this ceremony.
Major Races
A fast editorial scan of Picture, Director, Actor, and Actress before the full ceremony ledger opens out below.
Best Picture anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Director anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actor anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actress anchors a 5-nominee field.
Fast view shows every category and winner first, with nominee groups linked to the full ballot when you need the deep ledger.
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1 winner / 5 records
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1 winner / 5 records
Credit: Norman Taurog
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1 winner / 5 records
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1 winner / 5 records
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1 winner / 5 records
Credit: Howard Estabrook
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1 winner / 5 records
Credit: Floyd Crosby
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1 winner / 5 records
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1 winner / 4 records
Credit: Paramount Publix
NOTE: This award was not associated with any specific film title.
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1 winner / 5 records
Credit: John Monk Saunders
Poster-first highlights from this ceremony, led by winners and the titles that defined the night.
A category-by-category winner roll call generated directly from the ceremony ledger.
Research Mode
Poster view is the default Lunara surface. Data Explorer stays here for sortable rows, filters, and deep record-level digging when you actually need the raw ledger.