Title Profile File

The Informer

Lunara Oscar Ledger profile file

The Informer appears in the Lunara Oscar Ledger with 6 nominations and 4 wins across 1 ceremony.

Nominations 6

Wins 4

Span 1935

Categories 6

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Latest Oscar Result

4 wins at the 8th ceremony

Most recent appearance: 1935. 6 nominations and 4 wins recorded for The Informer.

Best Actor Best Picture Best Director Film Editing Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) Writing (adapted Screenplay)

6Nominations

4Wins

6Categories

1Ceremonies

1935Span

1935 Most Recent

Ledger Crossroads

Fast links from this film profile into the categories, ceremonies, and editorial notes that surround it.

Category Trail

Where this profile competes

Best Actor 1 nomination / 1 win Best Director 1 nomination / 1 win Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score) 1 nomination / 1 win Writing (adapted Screenplay) 1 nomination / 1 win Best Picture 1 nomination Film Editing 1 nomination

Ceremony Trail

Recent ceremony touchpoints

8th Ceremony (1935) 6 nominations / 4 wins

Oscar Picks and Facts

Editorial links

Oscar Fact Screenwriter Dudley Nichols became the first person to refuse an Oscar when… Screenwriter Dudley Nichols became the first person to refuse an Oscar when he declined the award for The Informer (1935) during a labor strike.

Oscar History

Every ceremony touchpoint for this film, tracked through the Lunara Oscar ledger.

8th Ceremony

1935

Best Actor

Nominee: Victor McLaglen

Detail: Gypo Nolan

Winner

Best Picture

Nominee: RKO Radio

Note: came in 2nd

Nominee

Best Director

Nominee: John Ford

Winner

Film Editing

Nominee: George Hively

Note: came in 3rd

Nominee

Music (original Song Score Or Adaptation Score)

Nominees: RKO Radio · Max Steiner

Winner

Writing (adapted Screenplay)

Nominee: Dudley Nichols

Note: NOTE: Mr. Nichols initially refused the award, but Academy records indicate that he was in possession of a statuette by 1949.

Winner