Leslie Bricusse portrait

Leslie Bricusse

Person·1967–1991

Nominated at 8 ceremonies, most recently the 64th Academy Awards (1991).

Nominations 10
Wins 2
Span 1967–1991
Films 8
Oscar history Nominated films IMDb page
Hook poster

Latest result

1 nomination

At the 64th Academy Awards (1991), for Hook.

Music (original Song)
10Nominations
2Wins
3Categories
8Ceremonies
8Films
1967–1991Span
1991 Most Recent

Oscar History

Every nomination and win on record for Leslie Bricusse, by ceremony.

64th Academy Awards

1991

63rd Academy Awards

1990

59th Academy Awards

1986

55th Academy Awards

1982

44th Academy Awards

1971

43rd Academy Awards

1970

42nd Academy Awards

1969

40th Academy Awards

1967

Nominated Films

8 films with nominations credited to Leslie Bricusse, most awarded first.

Hook poster

Hook

1 nomination 1 category

The Career Arc

Leslie Bricusse at the Oscars, 1967 to 1991: each nomination above its year, the 2 wins in gold. Select any nomination to open its full race.

Leslie Bricusse: 10 nominations and 2 wins, 1967 to 19911967 · Music (original Score) · Doctor Dolittle — nominated1967 · Music (original Song) · Doctor Dolittle — won1969 · Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) · Goodbye, Mr. Chips — nominated1970 · Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) · Scrooge — nominated1970 · Music (original Song) · Scrooge — nominated1971 · Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) · Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory — nominated1982 · Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) · Victor/Victoria — won1986 · Music (original Song) · That's Life — nominated1990 · Music (original Song) · Home Alone — nominated1991 · Music (original Song) · Hook — nominated196719691971198219861991Doctor DolittleVictor/Victoria

10 nominations 2 wins

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