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The Academy Awards: The 34th Annual Academy Awards

Columbia's now legendary film Lawrence of Arabia picked up the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director for David Lean as well as a few other for various crew contributions - but the drama The Miracle Worker came out on top as the year's big winner. Anne Bancroft won Best Actress for her role in the film, also Patty Duke won for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
Gregory Peck won Best Actor for his role in To Kill a Mockingbird, and Steve Broidy received the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for his contributions to the industry.


Episode Info


Episode number: 34x1
Airdate: Monday April 09th, 1962

Director: Richard Dunlap


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Guest Stars
Andy WilliamsAndy Williams
As Himself - Performer
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Ann-MargretAnn-Margret
As Herself - Performer
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Anthony FranciosaAnthony Franciosa
As Co-Presenter: Best Sound
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Arthur FreedArthur Freed
As Presenter: Irving G. Thalberg Award
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Bob HopeBob Hope
As Host
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Burt LancasterBurt Lancaster
As Presenter: Best Actress
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Carroll BakerCarroll Baker
As Co-Presenter: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration Awards
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Charles BrackettCharles Brackett
As Presenter: Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
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Cyd CharisseCyd Charisse
As Co-Presenter: Music Awards
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Debbie ReynoldsDebbie Reynolds
As Presenter: Best Original Song
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Eddie Albert (1)Eddie Albert (1)
As Co-Presenter: Costume Design Awards
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Eric Johnston (1)Eric Johnston (1)
As Presenter: Best Foreign Language Film
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Fred AstaireFred Astaire
As Presenter: Best Picture
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Gene Kelly (1)Gene Kelly (1)
As Presenter: Honorary Award to Jerome Robbins
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George ChakirisGeorge Chakiris
As Winner: Best Actor in a Supporting Role & Co-Presenter: Documentary Awards
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George HamiltonGeorge Hamilton
As Co-Presenter: Short Subjects Awards
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Gogi GrantGogi Grant
As Herself - Performer
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Greer GarsonGreer Garson
As Herself - accepting Best Actress Award for Sophia Loren
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Howard KeelHoward Keel
As Accepting Best Cinematography Award, Black and White for Eugen Schüfftan
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Jack LemmonJack Lemmon
As Presenter: Writing Awards
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Joan Crawford (1)Joan Crawford (1)
As Presenter: Best Actor
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Joanne WoodwardJoanne Woodward
As Co-Presenter: Best Sound
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Johnny MathisJohnny Mathis
As Himself - Performer
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Lee RemickLee Remick
As Presenter: Writing Awards
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Macdonald CareyMacdonald Carey
As Co-Presenter: Best Special Effects
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Maximilian SchellMaximilian Schell
As Best Actor Winner
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Richard Chamberlain (1)Richard Chamberlain (1)
As Co-Presenter: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration Awards
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Rita MorenoRita Moreno
As Best Supporting Actress Winner
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Robert Wise (3)Robert Wise (3)
As Himself - Winner, 2 awards
Recurring
Rock HudsonRock Hudson
As Presenter: Best Supporting Actress
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Rosalind RussellRosalind Russell
As Presenter: Best Director
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Shelley WintersShelley Winters
As Co-Presenter: Cinematography Awards
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Shirley Jones (1)Shirley Jones (1)
As Presenter: Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Recurring
Tony Martin (1)Tony Martin (1)
As Co-Presenter: Music Awards
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Vince EdwardsVince Edwards
As Co-Presenter: Cinematography Awards
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Wendell CoreyWendell Corey
As Presenter: Honorary Award to Fred L. Metzler
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Abby MannAbby Mann
As Writing Award Winner
Carolyn Jones (2)Carolyn Jones (2)
As Co-Presenter: Documentary Awards
Dina MerrillDina Merrill
As Co-Presenter: Costume Design Awards
Gene PitneyGene Pitney
As Himself - Performer
Glynis Johns (1)Glynis Johns (1)
As Co-Presenter: Short Subjects Awards
Jerome RobbinsJerome Robbins
As Himself - Winner, 2 awards
Mary Costa (1)Mary Costa (1)
As Herself - Performer
Shirley KnightShirley Knight
As Co-Presenter: Best Special Effects
William IngeWilliam Inge
As Writing Award Winner

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