Writing (Story and Screenplay) — Every Winner and Nominee

Every film recognised in the Oscars Writing (Story and Screenplay) category in CineRoll's records: 35 films across 7 years, 7 of them winners.

The most recent winner is Interrupted Melody (1956); the earliest on record is Battleground (1950).

The last three winners were Interrupted Melody (1956), On the Waterfront (1955) and Titanic (1954).

The list is newest first. Each year shows the winner at the top, then the other nominees; a year with enough nominees links to its own page.

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  • Sunset Boulevard (1950) poster, Writing (Story and Screenplay) winner
    Sunset Boulevard(1950)

    Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, D. M. Marshman, Jr.

    Winner
  • Adam's Rib (1949) poster, Writing (Story and Screenplay) nominee
    Adam's Rib(1949)

    Ruth Gordon, Garson Kanin

  • Caged (1950) poster, Writing (Story and Screenplay) nominee
    Caged(1950)

    Virginia Kellogg, Bernard C. Schoenfeld

  • No Way Out (1950) poster, Writing (Story and Screenplay) nominee
    No Way Out(1950)

    Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Lesser Samuels

  • The Men (1950) poster, Writing (Story and Screenplay) nominee
    The Men(1950)

    Carl Foreman

1950

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