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Joseph LaShelle
Latest Oscar year 1966

Joseph LaShelle

Person·1944–1966

Nominated at 8 ceremonies, most recently the 39th Academy Awards (1966).

Nominations 9
Wins 1
Span 1944–1966
Films 9
Oscar history Nominated films IMDb page
The Fortune Cookie poster

Latest result

1 nomination

At the 39th Academy Awards (1966), for The Fortune Cookie.

Cinematography (black-and-white)
9Nominations
1Wins
2Categories
8Ceremonies
9Films
1944–1966Span
1966 Most Recent

Oscar History

Every nomination and win on record for Joseph LaShelle, by ceremony.

39th Academy Awards

1966

36th Academy Awards

1963

33rd Academy Awards

1960

32nd Academy Awards

1959

28th Academy Awards

1955

25th Academy Awards

1952

22nd Academy Awards

1949

17th Academy Awards

1944

Nominated Films

9 films with nominations credited to Joseph LaShelle, most awarded first.

Laura poster

Laura

1 nomination 1 win 1 category
Marty poster

Marty

1 nomination 1 category

The Career Arc

Joseph LaShelle at the Oscars, 1944 to 1966: each nomination above its year, the win in gold. Select any nomination to open its full race.

Joseph LaShelle: 9 nominations and 1 wins, 1944 to 19661944 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · Laura — won1949 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · Come to the Stable — nominated1952 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · My Cousin Rachel — nominated1955 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · Marty — nominated1959 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · Career — nominated1960 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · The Apartment — nominated1963 · Cinematography (color) · How the West Was Won — nominated1963 · Cinematography (color) · Irma La Douce — nominated1966 · Cinematography (black-and-white) · The Fortune Cookie — nominated1944194919521955195919631966Laura

9 nominations 1 win

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