Winner 
9th Academy Awards
The 1936 file: winners first, ballot trails on demand, and the films that shaped the ceremony.
Ceremony at a glance
Best Picture went to The Great Ziegfeld. The winning leader is Anthony Adverse with 4 wins. The most nominated title is Anthony Adverse with 7 nominations. 29 winners named across 24 categories.
Most awarded titles
- Anthony Adverse 4 wins7 nominations
- The Great Ziegfeld 3 wins7 nominations
- The Story of Louis Pasteur 3 wins4 nominations
- Dodsworth 1 win7 nominations
- San Francisco 1 win6 nominations
Best Picture Nominees
The major races
The Great Ziegfeld took Picture; Anthony Adverse controlled the board. Picture, Director, Actor and Actress: 4 of 4 decided, 25 nominees in all.
- A Tale of Two Cities Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- Anthony Adverse Warner Bros.
- Dodsworth Samuel Goldwyn Productions
- Libeled Lady Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Columbia
- Romeo and Juliet Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- San Francisco Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- The Story of Louis Pasteur Cosmopolitan
- Three Smart Girls Universal
Complete Ceremony Ledger
Every winner and nominee in every category, with film, person and review links.
20 categories114 records29 winners
1 winner10 records
Anthony Adverse
Credit: Warner Bros.
Dodsworth
Credit: Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Libeled Lady
Credit: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Credit: Columbia
Romeo and Juliet
Credit: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
San Francisco
Credit: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Three Smart Girls
Credit: Universal
1 winner5 records
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Credit: Frank Capra
Dodsworth
Credit: William Wyler
My Man Godfrey
Credit: Gregory La Cava
San Francisco
Credit: W. S. Van Dyke
The Great Ziegfeld
Credit: Robert Z. Leonard
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner5 records
Dodsworth
Credit: Sidney Howard
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Credit: Robert Riskin
1 winner6 records
1 winner3 records
Anthony Adverse
Credit: Gaetano Gaudio
The Gorgeous Hussy
Credit: George Folsey
1 winner6 records
Anthony Adverse
Credit: Ralph Dawson
A Tale of Two Cities
Credit: Conrad A. Nervig
Come and Get It
Credit: Edward Curtiss
Lloyds of London
Credit: Barbara McLean
The Great Ziegfeld
Credit: William S. Gray
Theodora Goes Wild
Credit: Otto Meyer
1 winner7 records
Dodsworth
Credit: Richard Day
Anthony Adverse
Credit: Anton Grot
Lloyds of London
Credit: William S. Darling
Winterset
Credit: Perry Ferguson
1 winner5 records
Anthony Adverse
Credit: William Cannon
San Francisco
Credit: Joseph Newman
The Garden of Allah
Credit: Eric G. Stacey
1 winner7 records
1 winner5 records
1 winner3 records
The Country Cousin
Credit: Walt Disney
Old Mill Pond
Credit: Hugh HarmanRudolf Ising
Sinbad the Sailor
Credit: Paramount
1 winner3 records
1 winner3 records
Bored of Education
Credit: Hal Roach
Moscow Moods
Credit: Paramount
Wanted, a Master
Credit: Pete Smith
1 winner3 records
The Public Pays
Credit: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Double or Nothing
Credit: Warner Bros.
Dummy Ache
Credit: RKO Radio
1 winner9 records
1 winner5 records
Fury
Credit: Norman Krasna
San Francisco
Credit: Robert Hopkins
Three Smart Girls
Credit: Adele Comandini
Ceremony Highlights
Categories in this ceremony
Winner Circle
The Great Ziegfeld
Frank Capra
Luise Rainer
Paul Muni
Gale Sondergaard
Walter Brennan
The Story of Louis Pasteur
The Way You Look Tonight
Gaetano Gaudio
Ralph Dawson
Richard Day
Jack Sullivan
Seymour Felix
Warner Bros. | Leo Forbstein | Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Douglas Shearer and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
E. C. Wente and Bell Telephone Laboratories
Rca Manufacturing Co. Inc.
Electrical Research Products Inc.
Rca Manufacturing Co. Inc.
Rca Manufacturing Co. Inc.
UNITED ARTISTS STUDIO CORP.
Walt Disney, Producer
Warner Bros.
Hal Roach, Producer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Sound Department, Douglas Shearer, Sound Director
W. Howard Greene and Harold Rosson
The March of Time
The Story of Louis Pasteur
Sortable ledger
Every nomination from this ceremony as a sortable table, for research that needs the raw record beside the posters and winners above.