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First Dottie Awards (2021)

Martin Scorsese, Best Director winner

Mia Farrow, Best Actress winner

Robert De Niro, Best Actor winner

Meryl Streep, Best Supporting Actress winner

Best Picture

• Raging Bull – Irwin Winkler and Robert Chartoff‡
  • Dog Day Afternoon – Martin Bregman and Martin Elfand
  • Memento – Suzanne and Jennifer Todd
  • Pleasantville – Gary Ross, Jon Kilik, Robert J. Degus and Steven Soderbergh
  • Rosemary's Baby – William Castle
  • The Conversation – Francis Ford Coppola
  • The Deer Hunter – Barry Spikings, Michael Deeley, Michael Cimino and John Peverall
  • The Godfather – Albert S. Ruddy

Best Director

• Martin Scorsese – Raging Bull‡
  • Francis Ford Coppola – The Godfather
  • Sidney Lumet – Dog Day Afternoon
  • Roman Polanski – Rosemary's Baby
  • Orson Welles – Citizen Kane

Best Actor

• Robert De Niro – Raging Bull as Jake LaMotta‡
  • Chadwick Boseman – Ma Rainey's Black Bottom as Levee Green
  • Marlon Brando – The Godfather as Vito Corleone
  • Al Pacino – Dog Day Afternoon as Sonny Wortzik
  • Orson Welles – Citizen Kane as Charles Foster Kane

Best Actress

• Mia Farrow – Rosemary's Baby as Rosemary Woodhouse‡
  • Joan Allen – Pleasantville as Betty Parker
  • Frances McDormand – Fargo as Marge Gunderson
  • Hayley Mills – Whistle Down the Wind as Kathy Bostock
  • Sharon Stone – Casino as Ginger McKenna

Best Supporting Actor

• John Cazale – Dog Day Afternoon as Sal Naturile‡
  • Steve Buscemi – Fargo as Carl Showalter
  • Al Pacino – The Godfather as Michael Corleone
  • Joe Pesci – Raging Bull as Joey LaMotta
  • Christopher Walken – The Deer Hunter as Nikanor Chevotarevich

Best Supporting Actress

• Meryl Streep – The Deer Hunter as Linda‡
  • Toni Collette – I'm Thinking of Ending Things as Mother
  • Ruth Gordon – Rosemary's Baby as Minnie Castevet
  • Diane Keaton – The Godfather as Kay Adams
  • Agnes Moorehead – Citizen Kane as Mary Kane

Best Original Screenplay

• Pleasantville – Gary Ross‡
  • Adaptation – Charlie Kaufman
  • Citizen Kane – Herman J. Mankiewicz and Orson Welles
  • Memento – Christopher and Jonathan Nolan
  • The Deer Hunter – Michael Cimino, Louis A. Garfinkle, Quinn Redeker and Deric Washburn

Best Adapted Screenplay

• Raging Bull – Mardik Martin and Paul Schrader; based on the autobiography by Jake LaMotta‡
  • Rosemary's Baby – Roman Polanski; based on the novel by Ira Levin
  • The Godfather – Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo; based on the novel by Mario Puzo
  • Ma Rainey's Black Bottom – Ruben Santiago-Hudson; based on the play by August Wilson
  • Whistle Down the Wind – Willis Hall and Keith Waterhouse; based on the novella by Mary Hayley Bell

Best Score

• Ma Rainey's Black Bottom – Branford Marsalis‡
  • Citizen Kane – Bernard Herrmann
  • Pleasantville – Randy Newman
  • The Deer Hunter – Stanley Myers
  • The Godfather – Nino Rota

Best Sound

• The Conversation – Walter Murch and Art Rochester‡
  • Citizen Kane – John O. Aalberg and Clem Portman
  • Dunkirk – Alex Gibson and Richard King
  • Saving Private Ryan – Gary Rydstrom
  • The Deer Hunter – Darin Knight, William McCaughey, Richard Portman and Aaron Rochin

Best Visual Effects

• Interstellar – Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter and Scott R. Fisher‡

Best Production Design

• Interstellar – Nathan Crowley and Gary Fettis‡
  • Edward Scissorhands – Bo Welch
  • Gladiator – Arthur Max and Crispian Sallis
  • Pleasantville – Jay Hart and Jeannine Oppewall
  • Saving Private Ryan – Lisa Dean and Thomas E. Sanders

Best Cinematography

• Raging Bull – Michael Chapman‡
  • Citizen Kane – Gregg Toland
  • Memento – Wally Pfister
  • The Deer Hunter – Vilmos Zsigmond
  • The Godfather - Gordon Willis

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

• Pleasantville – Susan A. Cabral and Werner Keppler‡
  • Citizen Kane – Mel Berns, Layne Britton and Maurice Seiderman
  • Edward Scissorhands – Ve Neill and Stan Winston
  • Mank – Colleen LaBaff, Kimberley Spiteri and Gigi Williams
  • Ma Rainey's Black Bottom – Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson

Best Costume Design

• Pleasantville – Judianna Makovsky‡
  • Citzen Kane – Edward Stevenson
  • Edward Scissorhands – Colleen Atwood
  • Mank – Trish Summerville
  • Ma Rainey's Black Bottom – Ann Roth

Best Film Editing

• Memento – Dody Dorn‡
  • Citizen Kane – Robert Wise
  • Good Time – Ronald Bronstein and Benny Safdie
  • Raging Bull – Thelma Schoonmaker
  • The Godfather – William Reynolds and Peter Zinner

Second Dottie Awards (2022)

F.W. Murnau, Best Director winner

Camilla Horn, Best Actress winner

James Dean, Best Actor winner

Maxim Gaudette, Best Supporting Actor winner

Luise Rainer, Best Supporting Actress winner

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).

Best Picture

• Polytechnique – Don Carmody and Maxime Rémillard‡
  • A Place in the Sun – George Stevens
  • Brief Encounter – Noël Coward, Anthony Havelock-Allan, and Ronald Neame
  • Boyz n the Hood – Steve Nicolaides
  • East of Eden – Elia Kazan
  • Faust – Erich Pommer
  • Johnny Guitar – Herbert J. Yates
  • Network – Howard Gottfried
  • Solaris – Vyacheslav Tarasov
  • Waterloo Bridge – Sidney Franklin

Best Director

• F.W. Murnau – Faust‡
  • Sidney Lumet – Network
  • John Singleton – Boyz n the Hood
  • George Stevens – A Place in the Sun
  • Andrei Tarkovsky – Solaris

Best Actor

• James Dean – East of Eden as Caleb Trask‡
  • Montgomery Clift – A Place in the Sun as George Eastman
  • Gösta Ekman – Faust as Faust
  • Peter Finch – Network as Howard Beale
  • Emil Jannings – Faust as Mephisto

Best Actress

• Camilla Horn – Faust as Gretchen‡
  • Jeanne Eagels – The Letter as Leslie Crosbie
  • Celia Johnson – Brief Encounter as Laura Jesson
  • Vivien Leigh – Waterloo Bridge as Myra Lester
  • Sophia Loren – Two Women as Cesira

Best Supporting Actor

• Maxim Gaudette – Polytechnique as The Killer‡
  • John Cazale – The Godfather Part II as Fredo Corleone
  • James Dean – Giant as Jett Rink
  • William Dieterle – Faust as Valentin
  • Robert Mitchum – The Night of the Hunter as Harry Powell

Best Supporting Actress

• Luise Rainer – The Great Ziegfeld as Anna Held‡
  • Joan Blondell – A Tree Grows in Brooklyn as Aunt Sissy
  • Natalya Bondarchuk – Solaris as Hari
  • Yvette Guilbert – Faust as Marthe Schwerdtlein
  • Vera Miles – The Wrong Man as Rose Balestrero

Best Original Screenplay

• Polytechnique – Jacques Davidts and Denis Villeneuve‡
  • Boyz n the Hood – John Singleton
  • Charade – Peter Stone
  • Eraserhead – David Lynch
  • Network – Paddy Chayefsky

Best Adapted Screenplay

• Solaris – Fridrikh Gorenshtein and Andrei Tarkovsky; based on the novel by Stanislaw Lem‡
  • A Place in the Sun – Harry Brown and Michael Wilson; based on An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser
  • Brief Encounter – Anthony Havelock-Allan, David Lean and Ronald Neame; based on Still Life by Noël Coward
  • Faust – Hans Kyser; based on the folklore
  • The Night of the Hunter – James Agee; based on the novel by Davis Grubb

Best Animated Feature Film

• Perfect Blue – Satoshi Kon‡

Best International Feature Film

• Solaris (Russia) in Russian – directed by Andrei Tarkovsky‡
  • Faust (Germany) in German – directed by F.W. Murnau
  • Rome, Open City (Italy) in Italian – directed by Roberto Rossellini
  • Who Killed Captain Alex? (Uganda) in Swhaili – directed by Nabwana I.G.G.

Best Score

• Solaris – Eduard Artemyev‡
  • Anatomy of a Murder – Duke Ellington
  • East of Eden – Leonard Rosenman
  • Faust – Werner R. Heymann
  • The Night of the Hunter – Walter Schumann

Best Sound

• All Quiet on the Western Front – C. Roy Hunter‡
  • From Here to Eternity – John P. Livadary
  • Eraserhead – David Lynch and Alan Splet
  • Polytechnique – Pierre Blain, Christian Rivest and Claude Beaugrand
  • Whiplash – Ben Wilkins, Craig Mann and Lauren Hadway

Best Cinematography (Black and White)

• The Night of the Hunter – Stanley Cortez‡
  • A Place in the Sun – William C. Mellor
  • Eraserhead – Frederick Elmes and Herbert Cardwell
  • Faust – Carl Hoffmann
  • The Innocents – Freddie Francis

Best Production Design

• Faust – Robert Herlth and Walter Röhrig‡
  • All Quiet on the Western Front – Charles D. Hall and William R. Schmidt
  • Eraserhead – David Lynch
  • The Great Ziegfeld – Cedric Gibbons and Eddie Imazu
  • The Night of the Hunter – Hilyard M. Brown

Best Cinematography (Color)

• Charade – Charles Lang‡
  • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof – William H. Daniels
  • East of Eden – Ted McCord
  • Johnny Guitar – Harry Stradling
  • To Catch a Thief - Robert Burks

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

• Johnny Guitar – Bob Mark‡
  • Charade – Alberto De Rossi and John O'Gorman
  • Faust – Waldemar Jabs
  • The Great Ziegfeld – Norbert A. Myles and Robert J. Schiffer
  • Some Like it Hot – Emile LaVigne and Allan Snyder

Best Costume Design

• Johnny Guitar – Sheila O'Brien‡
  • Charade – Hubert de Givenchy
  • Faust – Robert Herlth, Walter Röhrig and Georges Annenkov
  • The Great Ziegfeld – Adrian Adolph Greenberg
  • Nightmare Alley – Bonnie Cashin

Best Film Editing

• Faust – Elfi Böttrich‡
  • Eraserhead – David Lynch
  • Polytechnique – Richard Comeau
  • The Innocents – Jim Clark
  • Whiplash – Tom Cross

Third Dottie Awards (2023)

Yasujirō Ozu, Best Director winner

Carole Lombard, Best Actress winner

Roger Livesey, Best Actor winner

Anton Walbrook, Best Supporting Actor winner

Marlene Dietrich, Best Supporting Actress winner

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).

Best Picture

• The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp – Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger‡
  • An Elephant Sitting Still – Dongyan Fu and Wang Xiaoshuai
  • Design for Living – Ernst Lubitsch
  • A Letter to Three Wives – Sol C. Siegel
  • Make Way for Tomorrow – Leo McCarey and Adolph Zukor
  • Mildred Pierce – Jerry Wald
  • My Man Godfrey – Charles R. Rogers
  • Rocco and His Brothers – Goffredo Lombardo
  • Singin' in the Rain – Arthur Freed
  • Tokyo Twilight – Shizuo Yamanouchi

Best Director

• Yasujirō Ozu – Tokyo Twilight‡
  • Ingmar Bergman – Through a Glass Darkly
  • Hu Bo – An Elephant Sitting Still
  • Ernst Lubitsch – Design for Living
  • Leo McCarey – Make Way for Tomorrow

Best Actor

• Roger Livesey – The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp as Clive Candy‡
  • Alain Delon – Rocco and His Brothers as Rocco Parondi
  • John Garfield – We Were Strangers as Tony Fenner
  • Anders Danielsen Lie – Oslo, August 31st as Anders
  • William Powell – My Man Godfrey as Godfrey

Best Actress

• Carole Lombard – My Man Godfrey as Irene Bullock‡
  • Ineko Arima – Tokyo Twilight as Akiko Sugiyama
  • Joan Crawford – Mildred Pierce as Mildred Pierce
  • Miriam Hopkins – Design for Living as Gilda Farrell
  • Deborah Kerr – The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp as Edith Hunter / Barbara Wynne / Angela "Johnny" Cannon

Best Supporting Actor

• Anton Walbrook – The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp as Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff‡
  • Lew Ayres – Holiday as Ned Seton
  • Montgomery Clift – Red River as Matthew Garth
  • Donald O'Connor – Singin' in the Rain as Cosmo Brown
  • Orson Welles – The Third Man as Harry Lime

Best Supporting Actress

• Marlene Dietrich – The Blue Angel as Lola Lola‡
  • Alice Brady – My Man Godfrey as Angelica Bullock
  • Luise Rainer – Big City as Anna Benton
  • Debbie Reynolds – Singin' in the Rain as Kathy Selden
  • Dorothea Wieck – Mädchen in Uniform as Governess Fräulein von Bernburg

Best Original Screenplay

• The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp – Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger‡
  • A Letter to Three Wives – Joseph L. Mankiewicz
  • Chinatown – Robert Towne
  • Through a Glass Darkly – Ingmar Bergman
  • Tokyo Twilight – Yasujirō Ozu and Kogo Noda

Best Adapted Screenplay

• An Elephant Sitting Still – Hu Bo; based on his novel, The Huge Crack‡
  • Design for Living – Ben Hecht; based on the play by Noël Coward
  • Make Way for Tomorrow – Viña Delmar; based on The Years Are So Long by Josephine Lawrence and the play by Helen and Noah Leary
  • Mildred Pierce – Herschel Daugherty and Ranald MacDougall; based on the novel by James M. Cain
  • My Man Godfrey – Eric S. Hatch and Morrie Ryskind; based on 1101 Park Avenue by Eric S. Hatch

Best Animated Feature Film

• Paprika – Satoshi Kon‡

Best International Feature Film

• An Elephant Sitting Still (China) in Mandarin – directed by Hu Bo‡
  • The Blue Angel (Germany) in German – Directed by Josef von Sternberg
  • Oslo, August 31st (Norway) in Norwegian – directed by Joachim Trier
  • Rocco and His Brothers (Italy) in Italian – directed by Luchino Visconti
  • Tokyo Twilight (Japan) in Japanese – directed by Yasujirō Ozu

Best Score

• Breathless – Martial Solal‡
  • Chinatown – Jerry Goldsmith
  • Far from Heaven – Elmer Bernstein
  • The Sea Wolf – Erich Wolfgang Korngold
  • The Third Man – Anton Karas

Best Sound

• Come and See – Viktor Mors‡
  • An Elephant Sitting Still – Sam Fan and Lou Kun
  • The Sea Wolf – Oliver S. Garretson
  • Strangers on a Train – Dolph Thomas
  • Tokyo Twilight – Yoshisaburo Senoo

Best Cinematography (Black and White)

• Tokyo Twilight – Yûharu Atsuta‡
  • M – Fritz Arno Wagner
  • The Set-Up – Milton Krasner
  • The Third Man – Robert Krasker
  • The Wind – John Arnold

Best Production Design

• Singin' in the Rain – Randall Duell and Cedric Gibbons‡
  • Come and See – Viktor Pretrov
  • Far from Heaven – Mark Friedberg, Miguel López-Castillo, Jeffrey D. McDonald and Peter Rogness
  • The Heiress – Harry Horner
  • The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp – Alfred Junge

Best Cinematography (Color)

• An Elephant Sitting Still – Fan Chao‡
  • Come and See – Aleksei Rodionov
  • Leave Her to Heaven – Leon Shamroy
  • The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp – Georges Périnal
  • Tea and Sympathy – John Alton

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

• The Heiress – Hal Lierly and Wally Westmore‡
  • Far from Heaven – Hildie Ginsberg and Elaine L. Offers
  • Letter from an Unknown Woman – Carmen Dirigo and Bud Westmore
  • Singin' in the Rain – William J. Tuttle

Best Costume Design

• Singin' in the Rain – Walter Plunkett‡
  • All That Heaven Allows – Bill Thomas
  • The Heiress – Edith Head and Gile Steele
  • Letter from an Unknown Woman – Travis Banton
  • Pride & Prejudice – Jacqueline Durran and Charlotte Finaly

Best Film Editing

• Swing Kids – Nam Na-young‡
  • Breathless – Cécile Decugis
  • The Set-Up – Roland Gross
  • Strangers on a Train – William Ziegler

Fourth Dottie Awards (2024)

Chantal Akerman, Best Director winner

Ginger Rogers, Best Actress winner

James Mason, Best Actor winner

Edward G. Robinson, Best Supporting Actor winner

Ida Lupino, Best Supporting Actress winner

Best Picture Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles – Guy Cavagnac, Alain Dahan, Corinne Jenart, Liliane de Kermadec, Evelyne Paul and Paul Vecchiali‡ Gone With the Wind – David O. Selznick High Sierra – Mark Hellinger Kitty Foyle – David Hempstead Marie Antoinette – Hunt Stromberg and Irving Thalberg Morocco – Hector Turnbull Random Harvest – Sidney Franklin The Reckless Moment – Walter Wanger Red-Headed Woman – Albert Lewin and Irving Thalberg Where the Sidewalk Ends – Otto Preminger and Frank P. Rosenberg	Best Director Chantal Akerman – Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles‡ George Cukor, Victor Fleming and Sam Wood - Gone with the Wind Mervyn LeRoy – Random Harvest Max Ophüls – The Reckless Moment Douglas Sirk - All I Desire
Best Actor James Mason – The Reckless Moment as Martin Donnelly‡ Dana Andrews – Where the Sidewalk Ends as Det. Sgt. Mark Dixon Humphrey Bogart – High Sierra as Roy Earle Ronald Colman – Random Harvest as Charles Rainier Cary Grant – An Affair to Remember as Nickie Ferrante	Best Actress Ginger Rogers – Kitty Foyle as Kitty Foyle‡ Joan Bennett – The Reckless Moment as Lucia Harper Jean Harlow – Red-Headed Woman as Lillian "Lil"/"Red" Andrews Legendre Vivien Leigh – Gone with the Wind as Scarlett O'Hara Norma Shearer – Marie Antoinette as Marie Antoinette
Best Supporting Actor Edward G. Robinson – Key Largo as Johnny Rocco‡ John Barrymore – Marie Antoinette as Louis XVI Leslie Howard – Gone with the Wind as Ashley Wilkes James Stewart – Wife vs. Secretary as Dave Spencer Tracy – Test Pilot as Gunner Morse	Best Supporting Actress Ida Lupino – High Sierra as Marie‡ Lucille Ball – Dance, Girl, Dance as Bubbles Greer Garson – Goodbye, Mr. Chips as Katherine Gladys George – Marie Antoinette as Madame du Barry Ruth Hussey - Tender Comrade as Barbara Thomas
Best Screenplay The Reckless Moment – Henry Garson, Elisabeth Sanxay Holding and Robert Soderberg‡ Gone With the Wind – John Van Druten, Oliver H. P. Garrett, Ben Hecht, Sidney Howard and Jo Swerling High Sierra – W.R. Burnett and John Huston Kitty Foyle – Dalton Trumbo Marie Antoinette – Donald Ogden Stewart, Ernest Vajda and Claudine West	Best Cinematography Marie Antoinette – William Daniels, George Folsey and Leonard Smith‡ All I Desire – Carl E. Guthrie Gone with the Wind – Lee Garmes and Ernest Haller Kitty Foyle – Robert De Grasse Random Harvest – Joseph Ruttenberg