THE BEST OF 1942

[Hannibal21]

BEST PICTURE:
1. Casablanca
2. The Magnificent Ambersons
3. Now, Voyager
4. Pride of the Yankees
5. Woman of the Year

BEST DIRECTOR: Michael Curtiz for Casablanca (Runner up: Orson Welles for The Magnificent Ambersons)

BEST ACTOR: Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca (Runner up: Gary Cooper in The Pride of the Yankees)

BEST ACTRESS: Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca (Runner up: Bette Davis in Now, Voyager)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Claude Rains in Casablanca (Runner up: Walter Huston in Yankee Doodle Dandy)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Agnes Moorhead in The Magnificent Ambersons (Runner up: Gladys Cooper in Now, Voyager)

BEST SCREENPLAY: Casablanca

[Trinity]

You sure we didn't do this one already? I thought we'd covered the 40s.

Best Picture
1. Casablanca
2. Mrs. Miniver
3. Now, Voyager
4. Woman of the Year
5. To Be Or Not To Be

Best Director - Michael Curtiz, Casablanca

Best Actor - Humphrey Bogart, Casablanca

Best Actress - Greer Garson, Mrs. Miniver

Best Supporting Actor - Claude Rains, Casablanca

Best Supporting Actress - Joy Page, Casablanca

Best Screenplay - Casablanca

[Antonio]

BEST PICTURE
BAMBI
CASABLANCA
CAT PEOPLE
NOW, VOYAGER
THE PALM BEACH STORY

BEST DIRECTOR
Michael Curtiz for CASABLANCA
Alfred Hitchcock for SABOTEUR
Irving Rapper for NOW, VOYAGER
Preston Sturges for THE PALM BEACH STORY
Jacques Tourneur for CAT PEOPLE

BEST ACTOR
Humphrey Bogart in CASABLANCA
Robert Cummings in SABOTEUR
Paul Henreid in NOW, VOYAGER
Alan Ladd in THE GLASS KEY and THIS GUN FOR HIRE
Joel McCrea in THE PALM BEACH STORY

BEST ACTRESS
Ingrid Bergman in CASABLANCA
Claudette Colbert in THE PALM BEACH STORY
Bette Davis in NOW, VOYAGER
Veronica Lake in THE GLASS KEY, THIS GUN FOR HIRE and I MARRIED A WITCH!
Simone Simon in CAT PEOPLE

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
William Bendix in THE GLASS KEY
Brian Donlevy in THE GLASS KEY
Paul Henreid in CASABLANCA
Otto Kruger in SABOTEUR
Claude Rains in CASABLANCA

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Mary Astor in THE PALM BEACH STORY
Gladys Cooper in NOW, VOYAGER
Priscilla Lane in SABOTEUR
Joy Page in CASABLANCA
Janis Wilson in NOW, VOYAGER

BEST SCREENPLAY
Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein and Howard Koch for CASABLANCA

Anyone know why CASABLANCA competed for the 1943 Oscars instead of 1942? Was it a late December baby?

[The Other]

Originally posted by Antonio
Anyone know why CASABLANCA competed for the 1943 Oscars instead of 1942? Was it a late December baby? [/B] Half right. I believe it was released in New York in December of 1942, but wasn't released in Los Angeles until 1943, and a movie has to open in LA in a given year to be eligible for the Academy Awards.