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- Sidney Poitier became the first African American to win the Best Actor Oscar and the only one until Denzel Washington for Training Day (2001), 38 years later. By a strange coincidence, Washington won the Best Actor award on the same night when Poitier received an Honorary Oscar.
- Melvyn Douglas was not present at the awards ceremony. His co-star Brandon De Wilde accepted the award on his behalf.
- Patricia Neal was not present at the awards ceremony. Annabella accepted the award on her behalf.
- Margaret Rutherford was not present at the awards ceremony.Peter Ustinov accepted the award on her behalf.
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- Tony Richardson was not present at the awards ceremony. Edith Evans accepted the award on his behalf.
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- Jimmy Van Heusen(music)Sammy Cahn(lyrics)For the song "Call Me Irresponsible"
- 7.8 (89K)Henry Mancini(music)Johnny Mercer(lyrics)For the song "Charade"
- 7.5 (49K)Ernest Gold(music)Mack David(lyrics)For the song "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World"
- 6.2 (4.6K)For the song "More"
- 6.7 (7.7K)Dimitri Tiomkin(music)Paul Francis Webster(lyrics)For the song "So Little Time"
- John Addison was not present at the awards ceremony. Elmer Bernstein accepted the award on his behalf.
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- Tony Richardson was not present at the awards ceremony. David V. Picker accepted the award on his behalf.
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- Franklin Milton(M-G-M SSD)
- 6.6 (9.7K)Charles J. Rice(Columbia SSD)
- 6.9 (3.1K)Waldon O. Watson(Universal City SSD)
- 7.0 (39K)James Corcoran(20th Century-Fox SSD)Fred Hynes(Todd-AO SSD)
- 7.5 (49K)Gordon Sawyer(Samuel Goldwyn SSD)
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- 7.6 (1.1K)Pasquale Festa Campanile(screenplay/story)Massimo Franciosa(screenplay/story)Nanni Loy(screenplay/story)Vasco Pratolini(story)Carlo Bernari(screenplay)
- Winner
- WinnerNot awarded.
- WinnerNot awarded.
- Winners
- Douglas Shearer(M-G-M Studios)
- A. Arnold Gillespie(M-G-M Studios)
For the engineering of an improved Background Process Projection System.
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- The Oscars
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Event Date
April 13, 1964
Event Location
Los Angeles, California, USA