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Age
Latest Oscar year 1965

Age

Person·1964–1965

Nominated at 2 ceremonies, most recently the 38th Academy Awards (1965).

Nominations 2
Wins 0
Span 1964–1965
Films 2
Casanova '70 poster

Latest result

1 nomination

At the 38th Academy Awards (1965), for Casanova '70.

2Nominations
0Wins
1Categories
2Ceremonies
2Films
1964–1965Span
1965 Most Recent

Oscar History

Every nomination and win on record for Age, by ceremony.

Nominated Films

2 films with nominations credited to Age, most awarded first.

The Career Arc

Age at the Oscars, 1964 to 1965: each nomination above its year. Select any nomination to open its full race.

2 nominations 0 wins

Ledger Crossroads

Category and ceremony pages this profile appears on, with related Lunara Film writing.

Editorial

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