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The 172 pages that link to Academy Awards, each with the reason it gives.

• Samuel GoldwynRelated: Goldwyn’s productions won major awards and helped establish his company’s prestige.

• Gone with the WindRelated: The film won eight competitive awards at the 12th Academy Awards.

• MotherRelated: South Korea selected Mother as its submission for the 2010 foreign-language film award.

• The Best Years of Our LivesRelated: The film won seven Oscars, including Best Picture, at the 1947 ceremony.

• Thelma SchoonmakerNarrower topic: Schoonmaker’s Oscar wins brought public attention to her editing achievements.

• Ben-Hur (1959 film)Related: Ben-Hur won 11 Oscars, a record it shared for decades.

• Hattie McDanielNarrower topic: Her win became a milestone in the awards’ history and in Black representation.

• Kirk DouglasRelated: Douglas received three acting nominations and an honorary award for his career.

• Lionel BarrymoreNarrower topic: His Best Actor win made him part of the award’s early history.

• Mary J. BligeRelated: Blige received acting and songwriting nominations for Mudbound, marking a major film milestone.

• Peter JacksonRelated: The Return of the King won all 11 Academy Awards for which it was nominated.

• The Great ZiegfeldNarrower topic: The film’s six wins established its standing as an award-season prestige production.

• The Hollywood ReporterRelated: The publication covers the ceremony, nominees, campaigns, and industry consequences.

• The IrishmanRelated: The film received ten nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards but won none.

• The Treasure of the Sierra MadreRelated: The film won three Oscars, including awards for John Huston and Walter Huston.

• Bernardo BertolucciRelated: The Last Emperor won nine Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Bertolucci.

• Christine HakimRelated: Hakim served as an international voting member, extending her involvement beyond Indonesian film institutions.

• Czechoslovak New WaveRelated: Closely Watched Trains and The Shop on Main Street won international recognition through the Oscars.

• Edith HeadRelated: Head’s on-screen explanations made her design process and professional persona familiar to television audiences.

• Emil JanningsRelated: The inaugural ceremony in 1929 recognized Jannings as its first Best Actor winner.

• Funny GirlNarrower topic: Funny Girl received eight nominations, including Best Picture.

• Jane CampionRelated: Campion’s directing win for The Power of the Dog marked a major industry milestone.

• NetworkRelated: Network won four Academy Awards, including acting and screenplay honors.

• Roman HolidayRelated: Roman Holiday won three Oscars, including Best Actress for Hepburn.

• StagecoachRelated: Stagecoach won awards for Thomas Mitchell’s supporting performance and its musical score.

• The Elephant ManRelated: The film received eight nominations at the 53rd Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

• The ExorcistRelated: The Exorcist received ten nominations and won awards for adapted screenplay and sound.

• The Silence of the LambsRelated: The 1991 film adaptation won the five major awards, including Best Picture.

• Toronto International Film FestivalRelated: TIFF screenings often bring awards-season films and performances to public attention.

• Angela LansburyRelated: Lansbury received three acting nominations and an honorary award recognizing her film career.

• Bette MidlerRelated: Midler received two Academy Award nominations, including one for The Rose.

• Black representation in filmRelated: Awards recognition has become a public measure of whose films and performances receive industry prestige.

• Chris RockRelated: Rock hosted the ceremony twice, making his opening monologues a prominent platform for comedy.

• Clarence BrownNarrower topic: Brown’s films and collaborators received recognition across multiple Oscar categories.

• Debbie ReynoldsRelated: Her Molly Brown performance brought Reynolds her sole competitive Oscar nomination.

• Deborah KerrNarrower topic: Kerr received six acting nominations but never won a competitive Oscar.

• Dinner at EightRelated: The film received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture.

• Emma StoneNarrower topic: Stone’s Best Actress wins for La La Land and Poor Things are major career milestones.

• Good Will HuntingRelated: Good Will Hunting won Oscars for supporting actor and original screenplay.

• Indonesian Film FestivalCompared with: Both award films, but the Academy Awards represent a different national industry and institution.

• Laura DernRelated: Dern’s supporting-actress win marked formal recognition of her work in Marriage Story.

• Mark WahlbergRelated: Wahlberg received a supporting-actor nomination for The Departed and a best-picture nomination as a producer of The Fighter.

• Rain ManRelated: Rain Man won four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor.

• Saving Private RyanRelated: The film won five Oscars, including Best Director, but not Best Picture.

• Sunrise: A Song of Two HumansRelated: The film received the award for Unique and Artistic Picture at the first ceremony.

• The Godfather Part IIIRelated: The film received seven Oscar nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director, but won none.

• The Man with the Golden ArmRelated: The film received three nominations, including acting recognition for Sinatra and supporting actress Kim Novak.

• William HoldenRelated: Holden won Best Actor for Stalag 17 and received two further acting nominations.

• 1st Academy AwardsNarrower topic: The 1929 event began the awards series now known by this name.

• Academy Award for Best Documentary FeatureNarrower topic: This category is one of the Academy Awards and follows the organization’s overall award framework.