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- Competitive awards
- Honorary awards
- Excluded: retrospective awards
- Notes
- External links
{{more citations needed|list|date=January 2009}}This is a list of posthumous Academy Award winners and nominees. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences annually presents Academy Awards in both competitive and honorary categories. This list includes posthumous winners and nominees of the Academy's competitive awards, as well as posthumous winners of its honorary awards. {{TOClimit|limit=2}}Competitive awardsName | Date of Death | Ceremony | Film Year | Academy Award | Film | Winner | Notes |
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Marit Allen | 2007|November|26}} | 80th | 2007 | Best Costume Design | La Vie en Rose | Howard Ashman | {{dts|1991|March|14}} | 64th | 1991 | Best Music (Song) | Beauty and the Beast | {{won}} | [1] | Best Music (Song) | Beauty and the Beast | Best Music (Song) | Beauty and the Beast | 65th | 1992 | Best Music (Song) | Aladdin | Joseph H. August | 1947|September|25}} | 21st | 1948 | Best Cinematography | Portrait of Jennie | Robert Alan Aurthur | {{dts|1978|November|20}} | 52nd | 1979 | Best Picture | All That Jazz | 52nd | 1979 | Best Writing | All That Jazz | Mario Cecchi Gori | 1993|November|5}} | 68th | 1995 | Best Picture | Il Postino | Frank Churchill | {{dts|1942|May|14}} | 15th | 1942 | Best Music (Scoring) | Bambi | 15th | 1942 | Best Music (Song) | Bambi | Allen Davey | 1946|March|5}} | 18th | 1945 | Best Cinematography | A Song to Remember | James Dean | {{dts|1955|September|30}} | 28th | 1955 | Best Actor | East of Eden | 29th | 1956 | Best Actor | Giant | Walt Disney | 1966|December|15}} | 41st | 1968 | Best Short Film (Animated) | Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day | {{won}} | Gail Dolgin | 2010|October|7}} | 84th | 2011 | Best Documentary (Short Subject) | Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement | Gerald Duffy | 1928|June|25}} | 01st | 1927 / 1928 | Best Writing | The Private Life of Helen of Troy | Jeanne Eagels | 1929|October|3}} | 02nd | 1928 / 1929 | Best Actress | The Letter | William Ferrari | 1962|September|10}} | 36th | 1963 | Best Art Direction | How the West Was Won | Peter Finch | 1977|january|14}} | 49th | 1976 | Best Actor | Network | {{won}} | [2] | Gil Friesen | 2012|December|13}} | 86th | 2013 | Best Documentary Feature | 20 Feet from Stardom | {{won}} | [3] | George Gershwin | 1937|July|11}} | 10th | 1937 | Best Music (Song) | Shall We Dance | Stuart Gilmore | 1971|November|19}} | 44th | 1971 | Best Film Editing | The Andromeda Strain | Thomas C. Goodwin | 1992|December|11}} | 65th | 1992 | Best Documentary (Short Subject) | Educating Peter | {{won}} | Conrad Hall | 2003|January|4}} | 75th | 2002 | Best Cinematography | Road to Perdition | {{won}} | [4] | David Hall | 1964|July|23}} | 38th | 1965 | Best Art Direction | The Greatest Story Ever Told | Dale Hennesy | 1981|July|20}} | 55th | 1982 | Best Art Direction | Annie | Bernard Herrmann | {{dts|1975|December|24}} | 49th | 1976 | Best Music (Scoring) | Obsession | 49th | 1976 | Best Music (Scoring) | Taxi Driver | Gordon Hollingshead | {{dts|1952|July|8}} | 25th | 1952 | Best Short Film (Live Action) | Desert Killer | 25th | 1952 | Best Short Film (Live Action) | Thar She Blows! | William A. Horning | {{dts|1959|March|2}} | 31st | 1958 | Best Art Direction | Gigi | {{won}} | 32nd | 1959 | Best Art Direction | Ben-Hur | {{won}} | 32nd | 1959 | Best Art Direction | North by Northwest | Sidney Howard | 1939|August|23}} | 12th | 1939 | Best Writing | Gone with the Wind | {{won}} | John Hubley | 1977|February|21}} | 50th | 1977 | Best Short Film (Animated) | A Doonesbury Special | Eiko Ishioka | 2012|January|21}} | 85th | 2012 | Best Costume Design | Mirror Mirror | Bert Kalmar | 1947|September|18}} | 24th | 1951 | Best Music (Song) | The Strip | Jerome Kern | {{dts|1945|November|11}} | 18th | 1945 | Best Music (Scoring) | Can't Help Singing | 18th | 1945 | Best Music (Song) | Can't Help Singing | 19th | 1946 | Best Music (Song) | Centennial Summer | William Kiernan | 1973|November|19}} | 46th | 1973 | Best Art Direction | The Way We Were | Frederic Knudtson | 1964|February|14}} | 36th | 1963 | Best Film Editing | It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World | [5] | Albert Lamorisse | 1970|June|2}} | 51st | 1978 | Best Documentary (Feature) | The Lovers' Wind | Heath Ledger | 2008|January|22}} | 81st | 2008 | Best Supporting Actor | The Dark Knight | {{won}} | [6] | Boris Leven | 1986|October|11}} | 59th | 1986 | Best Art Direction | The Color of Money | Walt Martin | 2014|July|24}} | 87th | 2014 | Best Sound Mixing | American Sniper | [7] | William C. Mellor | 1963|April|30}} | 38th | 1965 | Best Cinematography | The Greatest Story Ever Told | Anthony Minghella | 2008|March|18}} | 81st | 2008 | Best Picture | The Reader | James V. Monaco | 1945|October|16}} | 19th | 1946 | Best Music (Song) | The Dolly Sisters | Alfred Newman | 1970|February|17}} | 43rd | 1970 | Best Music (Scoring) | Airport | Joseph O'Brien | 1945|March|30}} | 18th | 1945 | Best Short Film (Live Action) | Your National Gallery | Bridget O'Connor | 2010|September|22}} | 84th | 2011 | Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay | Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy | Eric Orbom | 1959|May|23}} | 33rd | 1960 | Best Art Direction | Spartacus | {{won}} | Arnold Perl | 1971|December|11}} | 45th | 1972 | Best Documentary (Feature) | Malcolm X | Sydney Pollack | 2008|May|26}} | 81st | 2008 | Best Picture | The Reader | Raymond Rasch | 1964|December|23}} | 45th | 1972 | Best Music (Scoring) | Limelight | {{won}} | [8] | Gretchen Rau | 2006|March|29}} | 79th | 2006 | Best Art Direction | The Good Shepherd | Ralph Richardson | 1983|October|10}} | 57th | 1984 | Best Supporting Actor | The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes | Richard H. Riedel | 1960|March|18}} | 32nd | 1959 | Best Art Direction | Pillow Talk | Larry Russell | 1954|February|14}} | 45th | 1972 | Best Music (Scoring) | Limelight | {{won}} | [8] | Tess Slesinger | 1945|February|21}} | 18th | 1945 | Best Writing | A Tree Grows in Brooklyn | Carol Sobieski | 1990|November|4}} | 64th | 1991 | Best Writing | Fried Green Tomatoes | Gile Steele | {{dts|1952|January|16}} | 24th | 1951 | Best Costume Design | Kind Lady | 24th | 1951 | Best Costume Design | The Great Caruso | 25th | 1952 | Best Costume Design | The Merry Widow | Harry Stradling | 1970|February|14}} | 42nd | 1969 | Best Cinematography | Hello, Dolly! | Harry W. Tetrick | {{dts|1977|February|17}} | 49th | 1976 | Best Sound | King Kong | 49th | 1976 | Best Sound | Rocky | Spencer Tracy | 1967|June|10}} | 40th | 1967 | Best Actor | Guess Who's Coming to Dinner | Massimo Troisi | {{dts|1994|June|4}} | 68th | 1995 | Best Actor | Il Postino | 68th | 1995 | Best Writing | Il Postino | Lamar Trotti | 1952|August|28}} | 27th | 1954 | Best Writing | There's No Business Like Show Business | Geoffrey Unsworth | 1978|October|28}} | 53rd | 1980 | Best Cinematography | Tess | {{won}} | [9] | August Wilson | 2005|October|2}} | 89th | 2016 | Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay | Fences | Robert L. Wolfe | 1981|February|28}} | 54th | 1981 | Best Film Editing | On Golden Pond | Victor Young | {{dts|1956|November|10}} | 29th | 1956 | Best Music (Scoring) | Around the World in 80 Days | {{won}} | 29th | 1956 | Best Music (Song) | Written on the Wind | Sam Zimbalist | 1958|November|4}} | 32nd | 1959 | Best Picture | Ben-Hur | {{won}} | [10] | |
Honorary awardsName | Date of Death | Ceremony | Film Year | Academy Award | Notes |
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Robert Benjamin | 1979|October|22}} | 52nd | 1979 | Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award | Les Bowie | 1979|January|27}} | 51st | 1978 | Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects) for Superman | Theo Brown | 2002|April|30}} | 82nd | 2009 | Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award) | [11] | Douglas Fairbanks | 1939|December|12}} | 12th | 1939 | Academy Honorary Award | Chuck Gaspar | 2009|January|15}} | 86th | 2013 | Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award) | [12] | Audrey Hepburn | 1993|January|20}} | 65th | 1992 | Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award | [13] | Werner Hopf | 1953|November|28}} | 32nd | 1959 | Scientific and Technical Award (Class II) | [14] | George Kraemer | 1993|January|18}} | 65th | 1992 | Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award) | John D. Lowry | 2012|January|21}} | 84th | 2011 | Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award) | [15] | Charles Miller | 13th | 1940 | Scientific or Technical Award (Class I) | Jürgen Noffke | 2011|November|7}} | 84th | 2011 | Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award) | [16] | Edward G. Robinson | 1973|January|26}} | 45th | 1972 | Honorary Award | [17] | Louis Stankiewicz | 54th | 1981 | Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award) | Geoffrey H. Williamson | 1993|January|20}} | 65th | 1992 | Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award) | |
Excluded: retrospective awardsThe list does not include people who were retrospectively honoured with an Academy Award and were dead at the time the Academy made the decision to make the retrospective award. For example: in 1993, seventeen years after his death, Dalton Trumbo was retrospectively awarded the 1953 Oscar for Best Writing - Motion Picture Story for Roman Holiday. It had been previously awarded to Ian McLellan Hunter. However, Hunter was merely a front for Trumbo, because Trumbo was blacklisted at the time and it was not possible for his name to appear in either the film's credits or the Academy Award nomination (hence, it was not generally known that he was the real screenwriter). Trumbo did not die until 1976, and under normal circumstances he would have received this award in person in 1953; hence the Academy does not consider this a posthumous award but a correction of the record. Similarly, the Oscar for Best Screenplay (Adaptation) for The Bridge on the River Kwai was originally awarded to Pierre Boulle, but only in 1984 corrected to honor the actual screenwriters, Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson, who were on the Hollywood blacklist at the time and could only work on the film in secret. By the time this correction was made, both Foreman and Wilson had died, but the award does not qualify for an entry in the above list. Notes1. ^Ashman's partner Bill Lauch accepted the award on his behalf. Ashman had a total of three nominations in this category this year, for "Belle", "Be Our Guest", and "Beauty and the Beast", which he won the award for. 2. ^Finch became the first posthumous winner in an acting category. His widow Eletha and screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky accepted the award on his behalf. 3. ^With Morgan Neville and Caitrin Rogers 4. ^Conrad Hall's son Conrad W. Hall accepted the award on his behalf. 5. ^[https://archive.is/20130808105627/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=58966 Frederic Knudtson] 6. ^Ledger died after completing his scenes in The Dark Knight but before the film had been completed, and a year before the nominations were announced. His father, mother and sister accepted the award on his behalf. 7. ^Walt Martin{{dead link|date=January 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} with John Reitz and Gregg Rudloff 8. ^1 Limelight, a 1952 film, won its award in 1972 because the blacklisting of Charlie Chaplin prevented it from being shown in Los Angeles until then. (The Academy subsequently changed its rules to prevent films more than two years old from receiving awards.) 9. ^Unsworth died during the shooting of Tess, and the cinematography was completed by Ghislain Cloquet. Unsworth and Cloquet were jointly nominated, successfully, for Best Cinematography. 10. ^Zimbalist died during the filming of Ben-Hur. His widow Mary Zimbalist accepted the award on his behalf. 11. ^[https://archive.is/20130808105645/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=71020 Theo Brown] 12. ^Chuck Gaspar {{webarchive|url=https://archive.is/20140426072617/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=64940 |date=2014-04-26 }} 13. ^Hepburn died eight days after the Academy voted to confer this award, but two months before the 65th Academy Awards ceremony. Her son Sean Hepburn Ferrer accepted the award on her behalf. 14. ^[https://archive.is/20130808105618/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=60730 Werner Hopf] 15. ^[https://archive.is/20130808105635/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=71517 John D. Lowry] 16. ^[https://archive.is/20130808105559/http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLink&displayType=6&BSNomineeID=71507 Dr. Jürgen Noffke] 17. ^Robinson died after the Academy voted to confer this award, but two months before the 45th Academy Awards ceremony. His widow Jane accepted the award on his behalf.
External links- Oscars.org (official website for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences)
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20080913120840/http://www.oscars.org/awardsdatabase/index.html The Academy Awards Database] (official database of Academy Award winners and nominees)
- [https://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Academy_Awards_USA/ Academy Awards, USA] (Academy Awards information at the Internet Movie Database)
- Filmsite.org (comprehensive Academy Awards history)
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