7 interesting Facts about the Oscar Award

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7 interesting Facts about the Oscar Award


One of Hollywood's main awards ceremonies is the Academy Award ceremony, also known as the Oscar Award. Did you know people who win this award can never sell it? That's because the trophy is not entirely owned by them. There are many other interesting things that you hardly know. Let's know about some of the interesting things about the Academy Award-

1. If the Oscars winners want to sell their trophy they can only sell it to the academy, that too for only 1 dollar. There was a shortage of metal during the second world war. Because of which the Oscar trophy was made of plaster for three years, then painted on it was painted and painted on it.For the first time in 1953 Oscar ceremony was broadcasted in the United States and Canada.


2. For the first time on April 18, 1966, Award ceremony's colorful broadcast was done.The official name of the Oscar award is 'Academy Award of Merit'. There are only 3 people in Oscars history who refuse to take this award.Godfather 2 is the first such sequel, which won the Best Picture award.


3. 20 Nomination with sound mixer Kevin O'Connell is a person who has not won any award despite 20 nominations.Italy is the only city that has won the most (10 times) award in foreign language films.After accepting the award, GREER GARSON gave the longest speech ever, which was 5-7 minutes.


4. Walt Disney has the record of achieving the highest award in the form of Individual.Tatum O'Neal is the youngest person to win awards, who received the award at the age of 10 only.Christopher Plumber, who won the award at the age of 82, is by far the most senior man.Oscar's first concert was held in 1929 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Whose tickets were of only 5 dollars.


5. Margaret Harrick named it Oscar because he thought that this award looks like his uncle.In this ceremony, you can join only when someone is recognized in your academy or you work there.If an incorrect name has been declared as an award winner, the PWC can stop the show.


6. Peter Finch and Heath Ledger are two such people who were given posthumous awards.Jack Nicholson is the most often nominated actor who has received 12 Oscars. John Williams has been nominated the most composer in the living. He has received 49 Oscars nominations.


7. Kathryn Bigelow was the first woman to be nominated for Best Director for the film The Heart Locker.Midnight Cowboy is the only X-rated film to receive Best Picture award.BEN-HUR, TITANIC and THE LORD OF THE RINGS III These three films were nominated in 11 separate categories.





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