Winner 
40th Academy Awards
The 1967 file: winners first, ballot trails on demand, and the films that shaped the ceremony.
Ceremony at a glance
Best Picture went to In the Heat of the Night. The winning leader is In the Heat of the Night with 5 wins. The most nominated title is Bonnie and Clyde with 10 nominations. 30 winners named across 27 categories.
Most awarded titles
- In the Heat of the Night 5 wins7 nominations
- Camelot 3 wins5 nominations
- Bonnie and Clyde 2 wins10 nominations
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner 2 wins10 nominations
- Doctor Dolittle 2 wins9 nominations
Best Picture Nominees
The major races
The 1967 ceremony centers on In the Heat of the Night. Picture, Director, Actor and Actress: 4 of 4 decided, 20 nominees in all.
- Bonnie and Clyde Warren Beatty
- Doctor Dolittle Arthur P. Jacobs
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Stanley Kramer
- The Graduate Lawrence Turman
Complete Ceremony Ledger
Every winner and nominee in every category, with film, person and review links.
23 categories113 records30 winners
1 winner5 records
Bonnie and Clyde
Credit: Warren Beatty
Doctor Dolittle
Credit: Arthur P. Jacobs
The Graduate
Credit: Lawrence Turman
1 winner5 records
The Graduate
Credit: Mike Nichols
Bonnie and Clyde
Credit: Arthur Penn
In Cold Blood
Credit: Richard Brooks
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
La Guerre Est Finie
Credit: Jorge Semprun
Two for the Road
Credit: Frederic Raphael
1 winner5 records
In Cold Blood
Credit: Richard Brooks
Ulysses
Credit: Joseph StrickFred Haines
1 winner5 records
Closely Watched Trains
Credit: Czechoslovakia
El Amor Brujo
Credit: Spain
I Even Met Happy Gypsies
Credit: Yugoslavia
Live for Life
Credit: France
Portrait of Chieko
Credit: Japan
1 winner5 records
Cool Hand Luke
Credit: Lalo Schifrin
Doctor Dolittle
Credit: Leslie Bricusse
In Cold Blood
Credit: Quincy Jones
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
Camelot
Credit: John Truscott
Bonnie and Clyde
Credit: Theadora Van Runkle
The Happiest Millionaire
Credit: Bill Thomas
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Credit: Jean Louis
1 winner5 records
Bonnie and Clyde
Credit: Burnett Guffey
Camelot
Credit: Richard H. Kline
Doctor Dolittle
Credit: Robert Surtees
In Cold Blood
Credit: Conrad Hall
The Graduate
Credit: Robert Surtees
1 winner5 records
In the Heat of the Night
Credit: Hal Ashby
Beach Red
Credit: Frank P. Keller
The Dirty Dozen
Credit: Michael Luciano
1 winner2 records
Doctor Dolittle
Credit: L. B. Abbott
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
A King's Story
Credit: Jack Le Vien
A Time for Burning
Credit: William C. Jersey
Festival
Credit: Murray Lerner
Harvest
Credit: Carroll Ballard
1 winner5 records
A Place to Stand
Credit: Christopher Chapman
See You at the Pillar
Credit: Robert Fitchett
1 winner5 records
Camelot
Credit: Alfred NewmanKen Darby
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Credit: DeVol
Valley of the Dolls
Credit: John Williams
1 winner3 records
1 winner4 records
A Place to Stand
Credit: Christopher Chapman
Paddle to the Sea
Credit: Julian Biggs
Sky over Holland
Credit: John Ferno
1 winner2 records
The Dirty Dozen
Credit: John Poyner
1 winner5 records
Camelot
Credit: Warner Bros.Seven Arts
Doctor Dolittle
Credit: 20th Century-Fox
The Dirty Dozen
Credit: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ceremony Highlights
Winner Cool Hand Luke
Winner Camelot
Winner The Anderson Platoon
The Redwoods
Winner Closely Watched Trains
Winner Thoroughly Modern Millie
Winner The Box
Winner A Place to Stand
Winner The Dirty Dozen
The Whisperers
Wait until Dark
Barefoot in the Park
The Taming of the Shrew
Categories in this ceremony
Winner Circle
In the Heat of the Night
Mike Nichols
Katharine Hepburn
Rod Steiger
Estelle Parsons
George Kennedy
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
In the Heat of the Night
Closely Watched Trains
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Talk To The Animals
John Truscott
Burnett Guffey
Hal Ashby
L. B. Abbott
Art Direction: John Truscott, Edward Carrere; Set Decoration: John W. Brown
Pierre Schoendoerffer, Producer
Mark Harris and Trevor Greenwood, Producers
Arthur Freed
Alfred Hitchcock
Gregory Peck
Alfred Newman | Ken Darby
FRED R. WILSON
Panavision Incorporated
The Kollmorgen Corporation
Waldon O. Watson and Universal City
Fred Wolf, Producer
Christopher Chapman, Producer
John Poyner
Samuel Goldwyn Studio Sound Department
Sortable ledger
Every nomination from this ceremony as a sortable table, for research that needs the raw record beside the posters and winners above.