
LUNARA FILM
Carl W. Faulkner
Carl W. Faulkner
Person1946–1959
Nominated at 6 ceremonies, most recently the 32nd Academy Awards (1959).
Nominations
7
Wins
3
Span
1946–1959
Films
4
Oscar History
Every nomination and win on record for Carl W. Faulkner, by ceremony.

Nominee

Nominee

Film: The Young Lions
Nominee

Winner

Nominee
Film: —
Detail: Systems
Citation: To PROFESSOR HENRI CHRETIEN and EARL SPONABLE, SOL HALPRIN, LORIN GRIGNON, HERBERT BRAGG and CARL FAULKNER of 20th Century-Fox Studios for creating, developing and engineering the equipment, processes and techniques known as CinemaScope.
Winner
Film: —
Detail: Sound
Citation: To CARL FAULKNER of the 20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department for the reversed bias method, including a double bias method for light valve and galvonometer density recording.
Winner
Nominated Films
4 films with nominations credited to Carl W. Faulkner, most awarded first.
The King and I
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
Journey to the Center of the Earth
2 nominations
2 categories
The Young Lions
1 nomination
1 category
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
1 nomination
1 category
The Career Arc
Carl W. Faulkner at the Oscars, 1946 to 1959: each nomination above its year, the 3 wins in gold. Select any nomination to open its full race.
7 nominations 3 wins
Ledger Crossroads
Category and ceremony pages this profile appears on, with related Lunara Film writing.