See also: Oscar
Prices of the academy of arts and sciences of the English cinema (: Academy off Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ) (or Academy Awards ) more known in Francophonie under their nickname of Oscars (name given to the statuette rewarding prizes winner) reward each year, since 1928 best the film S left to the the United States as well as a range the best professionals the cinema in various categories.
The rewards are allotted by a professional cinematographic association, the Academy off Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS, academy of arts and sciences of the cinema ) which counted in 2003 5816 members having the right to vote. Among these members, the actors are represented with 1311 members. The rewards are intended films and to people who represent for the academy the best achievements of the past year.
Rewarding films left during the calendar year preceding the ceremony, the Oscars are officially indicated by this year (Oscars 2005 are decreed in 2006), but the practice maintain an ambiguity and often indicate the year of attribution and not of exit. This with the difference of the use for the César of the cinema French, which are indicated by the year when the price is decreed (César 2005 rewards a film left in 2004).
The members of the academy connected with each field concerned elect the nominated ones for the Oscar in question, while all the voters take part in the nomination for the Oscar of best film. Gaining are ensuites indicated by a second turn of vote, in which can take part all the members voters of the academy.
Meryl Streep is the actress who holds the record of the number of nominations in Academy Award, that is to say 13.
The trophy consists of Britannium plated of gold and was drawn by Cedric Gibbons, cofounder of the AMPAS, and artistic person in charge of MGM between 1924 and 1956. It also holds the record of 37 nominations, including 11 trophies.
The statuette is fore-mentioned Oscar since 1935. A version declares that a member of the named Academy Margaret Herrick found that it resembled her uncle having for Oscar first name. Another allots this nickname to Bette Davis whose husband, Harmon Oscar Nelson, resembled the statuette.
Simple: Academy Award Zh-min-nan: Oscar Chióng Zh-yue: 奧斯卡金像獎
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