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Matthew’s List of the Academy Award-winning films from the Walt Disney Company
- Thread starter Matthew2mrt
- Start date
5th Academy Awards (Films from August of 1931 to July of 1932):
+ Flowers and Trees (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {July 30, 1932}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Academy Honorary Award (July 1932) - Walt Disney for "the creation of Mickey Mouse"
6th Academy Awards (Films from August of 1932 to December of 1933):
Three Little Pigs (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {May 27, 1933}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
7th Academy Awards (Films of 1934):
The Tortoise and the Hare (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {1934}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
8th Academy Awards (Films of 1935):
Three Orphan Kittens (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {October 26, 1935}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
9th Academy Awards (Films of 1936):
The Country Cousin (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {October 31, 1936}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
10th Academy Awards (Films of 1937):
+ The Old Mill (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {November 5, 1937}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Top Technical Award - Walt Disney Productions for “the design and application to production of the Multi-Plane Camera.”
11th Academy Awards (Films of 1938):
+ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Walt Disney Productions {February 4, 1938}): Academy Honorary Award - Walt Disney for "recognized as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field for the motion picture cartoon."
+ Ferdinand the Bull (Walt Disney Productions {November 25, 1938}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
12th Academy Awards (Films of 1939):
The Ugly Duckling (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {April 7, 1939}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
13th Academy Awards (Films of 1940):
Pinocchio (Walt Disney Productions {February 23, 1940}): Best Original Score - Leigh Harline, Paul J. Smith & Ned Washington and Best Original Song - Leigh Harline & Ned Washington for “When You Wish Upon A Star”
14th Academy Awards (Films of 1941):
+ Fantasia (Walt Disney Productions {September 19, 1941): Honorary Academy Awards - Walt Disney, William Garity, John N. A. Hawkins & the RCA Manufacturing Company for “outstanding contribution to the advancement of the use of sound in motion pictures through the production.” and Leopold Stokowski & associates for their achievement “in the creation of a new form of visualized music”
+ Lend a Paw (Walt Disney Productions - A Mickey Mouse Cartoon with Pluto {October 3, 1941}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Dumbo (Walt Disney Productions {October 23, 1941}): Best Original Score in a Musical Picture - Frank Churchill & Oliver Wallace
+ Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award - Walt Disney
15th Academy Awards (Films of 1942):
Der Fuehrer’s Face (Walt Disney Productions - A Donald Duck Cartoon {1942}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
19th Academy Awards (Films of 1946):
Special Technical Award - Arthur F. Blinn, Robert O. Cook, C. O. Slyfield & the Walt Disney Studio Sound Department for “a process of checking and locating noise in sound tracks.”
20th Academy Awards (Films of 1947):
Song of the South (Walt Disney Productions {1947}): Best Original Song - Allie Wrubel & Ray Gilbert for “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” and Honorary Academy Award - James Baskett for his “able and heartwarming characterization of Uncle Remus, friend and storyteller to the children of the world.”
21st Academy Awards (Films of 1948):
Seal Island (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {December 21, 1948}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
23rd Academy Awards (Films of 1950):
In Beaver Valley (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {July 19, 1950}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
24th Academy Awards (Films of 1951):
Nature’s Half Acre (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {July 28, 1951}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
25th Academy Awards (Films of 1952):
Water Birds (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {June 26, 1952}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
26th Academy Awards (Films of 1953):
+ Bear Country (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {February 5, 1953}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
+ The Alaskan Eskimo (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places {February 18, 1953}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Walt Disney
+ Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 10, 1953}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ The Living Desert (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 10, 1953}): Best Documentary Feature - Walt Disney
27th Academy Awards (Films of 1954):
+ The Vanishing Prairie (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 17, 1954}): Best Documentary Feature - Walt Disney
+ 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 23, 1954}): Art Direction, Color - John Meehan & Emile Kuri and Best Special Effects - Walt Disney Studios
28th Academy Awards (Films of 1955):
Men Against the Arctic (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 21, 1955}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Walt Disney
30th Academy Awards (Films of 1957):
The Wetback Hound (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 19, 1957}): Best Live Action Short Subject - Larry Lansburgh
31st Academy Awards (Films of 1958):
+ Ama Girls (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places - Dist. by Buena Vista {July 9, 1958}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Ben Sharpsteen
+ White Wilderness (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 12, 1958}): Best Documentary Feature - Ben Sharpsteen
+ Grand Canyon (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 17, 1958}): Best Live Action Short Subject - Walt Disney
32nd Academy Awards (Films of 1959):
Special Technical Award - Ub Iwerks of Walt Disney Productions for “the design of an improved optical printer for special effects and matte shots.”
33rd Academy Awards (Films of 1960):
+ Pollyanna (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 19, 1960}): Academy Juvenile Award - Hayley Mills for “the most outstanding juvenile performance”
+ The Horse With the Flying Tail (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 21, 1960}): Best Documentary Feature - Ben Sharpsteen
37th Academy Awards (Films of 1964):
+ Mary Poppins (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 27, 1964}): Best Actress - Julie Andrews, Best Film Editing - Cotton Warburton, Best Music Score, Substantially Original - Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman, Best Song - Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman for “Chim-Chim Cheree” and Best Special Visual Effects - Peter Ellenshaw, Hamilton Luske & Eustace Lycett
Soundtrack Available on Buena Vista Records
+ Special Technical Award - Petro Vlahos, Wadsworth Pohl & Ub Iwerks for “conception and perfection of techniques of color traveling matte composite cinematography”
41st Academy Awards (Films of 1968):
Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 20, 1968}): Best Short Subject, Cartoons - Walt Disney
Characters Featured in the Short: Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga & Roo, Gopher, the Narrator and Heffalumps & Woozles
42nd Academy Awards (Films of 1969):
It’s Tough to Be a Bird (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 10, 1969}): Best Short Subject, Cartoons - Ward Kimball
Cameos in It’s Tough to Be a Bird: Donald Duck and Mary Poppins
44th Academy Awards (Films of 1971):
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 13, 1971}): Best Special Visual Effects - Alan Maley, Eustace Lycett & Danny Lee
Cameos in Bedknobs and Broomsticks: Mickey Mouse and Kaa
58th Academy Awards (Films of 1985):
Technical Achievement Award - David W. Spencer “for the development of an Animation Photo Transfer Process (APT) {Walt Disney Animation Department}.”
59th Academy Awards (Films of 1986):
The Color of Money - A Martin Scorsese Film (Touchstone Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {October 17, 1986}): Best Actor - Paul Newman
61st Academy Awards (Films of 1988):
Who Framed Roger Rabbit - A Robert Zemeckis Film (Touchstone Pictures with Amblin - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 22, 1988}): Best Film Editing - Arthur Schmidt, Best Sound Effects Editing - Charles L. Campbell & Louis L. Edemann, Best Visual Effects - Ken Ralston, Richard Williams, Edward Jones & George Gibbs and Special Achievement Academy Award - Richard Williams for "animation direction and creation of the cartoon characters."
Cameos in Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Donald & Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Black Pete, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Huey, Dewey & Louie, Clara Cluck, Gus Goose, Jose Carioca, Bucky Bug; The Merry Dwarfs; Flowers & Trees; the Sun from "Father Noah's Ark"; Big Bad Wolf, Fiddler Pig, Fifer Pig & Little Red Riding Hood; Peter Pig; The Orphans; Toby Tortoise; the Water Babies; Jenny Wren; o' the Walk; Elmer Elephant & Joe Giraffe; Snow White, the Seven Dwarfs, The Evil Queen (appearing as the Witch) & the Forest Animals; Wynken, Blynken & Nod; Ferdinand the Bull; Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket & Lampwick; the Brooms from The Sorcerer's Apprentice; Hyacinth Hippo and Madame Upanova; Peter Pegasus, one of the Unicorns & the Cherubs from The Pastoral Symphony; the Cossak Flowers & Chinese Mushrooms from Nutcracker Suite; the Reluctant Dragon & Sir Giles; Dumbo, The Crows, Mrs. Jumbo, Casey Junior & one of the Clowns; Bambi, Bambi’s Mother, The Great Prince, Faline & Flower; Pedro; Ben Buzzard; Emotion; Monte; Chicken Little; Peter & Johnny Fedora; Br'er Bear, the Tar Baby, the Hummingbirds & the Sis Moles; Willie the Giant & the Golden Harp; Danny; J. Thaddeus Toad & Cyril Proudbottom; Cinderella's Glass Slipper; Bill the Lizard, Tweedledum, The Cheshire Cat, & the Doorknob; Witch Hazel; Tinker Bell & John Darling; Babe the Blue Ox; Maleficent's Goons; The Penguin Waiters; Piglet; Flaps the Vulture and Kaa, along with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, Yosemite Sam, Tweety Bird, Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn, Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote, Marvin the Martian, Sam Sheepdog, Speedy Gonzales, Marc Antony, Yoyo Dodo, Toro the Bull and Michigan J. Frog from Warner Bros., Droopy Dog and Spike from MGM, Betty Boop and Koko the Clown from Paramount, Woody Woodpecker from Universal and Lena Hyena from Columbia
62nd Academy Awards (Films of 1989):
+ Dead Poets Society - A Peter Weir Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 2, 1989}): Best Original Screenplay - Tom Schulman
+ The Little Mermaid (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 17, 1989}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Howard Ashman for “Under the Sea”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in The Little Mermaid: Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; The King & The Grand Duke with Kermit the Frog
63rd Academy Awards (Films of 1990):
Dick Tracy - A Warren Beatty Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 15, 1990}): Best Art Direction - Richard Sylbert [art] & Rick Simpson [set], Best Makeup - John Caglione Jr. & Doug Drexler and Best Original Song - Stephen Sondheim for “Sooner or Later [I Always Get My Man]”)
64th Academy Awards (Films of 1991):
+ Beauty and the Beast (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 22, 1991}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Howard Ashman for “Beauty and the Beast”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Beauty and the Beast: Bambi's Mother and The Headless Horseman's horse
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Randy Cartwright, David B. Coons, Lem Davis, James Houston, Mark Kimball, Thomas Hahn, Peter Nye, Michael Shantzis, David F. Wolf & the Walt Disney Feature Animation Department for “CAPS {Computer Animated Production System} - the system enables the seamless combination of hand-drawn and computer animation.” and Pete Comandini, Richard T. Dayton, Donald Hagans & Richard T. Ryan of YCM Laboratories for “the motion picture restoration process with liquid gate and registration correction on a contact printer.”
65th Academy Awards (Films of 1992):
Aladdin (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 25, 1992}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Tim Rice for “A Whole New World”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Aladdin: Pinocchio; Sebastian; Beast and Goofy
67th Academy Awards (Films of 1994):
+ The Lion King (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 24, 1994}): Best Original Score - Hans Zimmer and Best Original Song - Elton John & Tim Rice for “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameo in The Lion King: Jock
+ Ed Wood - A Tim Burton Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {September 30, 1994}): Best Supporting Actor - Martin Landau and Best Makeup - Rick Baker, Ve Neill & Yolanda Toussieng
68th Academy Awards (Films of 1995):
+ Pocahontas (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 23, 1995}): Best Original Musical or Comedy Score - Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz and Best Original Song: Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz for “Colors of the Wind”
+ Toy Story (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 22, 1995}): Special Achievement Academy Award - John Lasseter for “the development and inspired application of techniques that have made possible the first feature-length computer-animated film.”
Cameos in Toy Story: Mickey Mouse with Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr.
+ The Disney Channel {Co-Produced}
69th Academy Awards (Films of 1996):
1) Buena Vista Pictures Distribution:
+ Evita - A Alan Parker Film (Hollywood Pictures with Cinergi Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 25, 1996}): Best Original Song - Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice for “You Must Love Me”
2) Hollywood Records
3) ABC & ESPN:
{Special Thanks to ABC Sports and ESPN}
72nd Academy Awards (Films of 1999):
+ Tarzan (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 16, 1999}): Best Original Song - Phil Collins for “You’ll Be in My Heart”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Tarzan: Little Brother and Mrs. Potts & Chip
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Hoyt H. Yeatman Jr. of Dream Quest Images for “the identification and diagnosis leading to the elimination of the ‘red fringe’ artifact in traveling matte composite photography.”
74th Academy Awards (Films of 2001):
+ Pearl Harbor - A Michael Bay Film (Touchstone Pictures with Jerry Bruckheimer Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 25, 2001}): Best Sound Editing - George Watters II & Christopher Boyes
+ Monsters, Inc. (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 2, 2001}): Best Original Song - Randy Newman for “If I Didn’t Have You”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Monsters, Inc.: Marlin & Nemo; Jessie and Roly Poly Clown with Red the Unicycle
75th Academy Awards (Films of 2002):
+ Spirited Away (Studio Ghibli - Dist. by Buena Vista {September 20, 2002 - Disney's English Dub}): Best Animated Feature Film - Hiyao Miyazaki
+ Scientific & Technical Award - Eric Daniels, George Kanatics, Tasso Lappas & Chris Springfield for “the development of the Deep Canvas rendering software {Walt Disney Feature Animation}”
76th Academy Awards (Films of 2003):
Finding Nemo (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 30, 2003}): Best Animated Feature Film - Andrew Stanton
Cameos in Finding Nemo: Buzz Lightyear and Mike Wazowski
77th Academy Awards (Films of 2004):
The Incredibles (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 5, 2004}): Best Animated Feature Film - Brad Bird and Best Sound Editing - Michael Silvers & Randy Thom
Cameos in The Incredibles: Doc Hudson, Red and Bruce
78th Academy Awards (Films of 2005):
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Walt Disney Pictures with Walden Media - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 9, 2005}): Best Makeup - Howard Berger & Tami Lane
79th Academy Awards (Films of 2006):
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (Walt Disney Pictures with Jerry Bruckheimer Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {July 7, 2006}): Best Visual Effects - John Knoll, Hal Hickel, Charles Gibson & Allen Hall
80th Academy Awards (Films of 2007):
Ratatouille (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 29, 2007}): Best Animated Feature Film - Brad Bird
Cameos in Ratatouille: Dug and Bomb Voyage
81st Academy Awards (Films of 2008):
WALL•E (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 27, 2008}): Best Animated Feature Film - Andrew Stanton
Cameos in WALL•E: Rex; Crush and Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr. with Red the Unicycle
82nd Academy Awards (Films of 2009):
Up (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {May 29, 2009}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Doctor and Best Original Score - Michael Giacchino
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Up: Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear and Anglerfish
83rd Academy Awards (Films of 2010):
+ Alice in Wonderland - A Tim Burton Film (Walt Disney Pictures - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 5, 2010}): Best Art Direction - Robert Stromberg [Production Design] & Karen O’Hara [Set Decoration] and Best Costume Design - Colleen Atwood
+ Toy Story 3 (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 18, 2010}): Best Animated Feature Film - Lee Unkrich and Best Original Song - Randy Newman for "We Belong Together"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Toy Story 3: Mickey Mouse; Crush, Mr. Ray; Lightning McQueen, Red, Finn McMissile and Luxo Sr. with Wally B. and Totoro
84th Academy Awards (Films of 2011):
+ The Help (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {August 10, 2011}): Best Supporting Actress - Octavia Spencer
+ The Muppets (Walt [Disney] Pictures & The Muppets Studio with Mandeville Films - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 23, 2011}): Best Original Song - Bret McKenzie for "Man or Muppet"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Muppet Characters: 80s Robot, Afghan Hound, Animal, Beaker, Beauregard, Beautiful Day Monster, Behemoth, Bobby Benson, Bobo the Bear, Camilla, Chickens, Crazy Harry, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Dr. Teeth, Floyd, Fozzie Moopet, Fozzie Bear, Gary Muppet, Gonzo, Hobos, Janice, Kermit the Frog, Lew Zealand, Link Hogthrob, Lips, Mahna Mahna, Marvin Suggs, Miss Piggy, Miss Poogy, The Moopets, Muppaphones, Pepe the King Prawn, Reporters, Rizzo the Rat, Rowlf the Dog, Sam the Eagle, Scooter, The Snowths, Statler & Waldorf, Sweetums, The Newsman, The Swedish Chef, Uncle Deadly, Walter, Wayne & Wanda and Zoot
Background Muppets: Atrics Drummer, Babies, The Barbershop Cactus Quartet, Bertha, Blustering Bellowpane Monster, Big Mean Carl, Crocodile, Droop, Dr. Julius Strangepork, The Early Bird, Esther, Frackles, Frogs, Goat, Iguana, James Bobin Muppet, J. G., Luncheon Counter Monster, Mo Frackle, Monkeys, The Mutations, Nigel {Muppets Tonight}, Nigel the Conductor, Penguins, Pigs, Pokey, Rabbits, Rats, Robin the Frog, Sheep, Singing Food, Thog, Trumpet Girl, Wedding Cake, Whatnots and Yolanda Rat
85th Academy Awards (Films of 2012):
+ Brave (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 22, 2012}): Best Animated Feature Film - Mark Andrews & Brenda Chapman
Cameo in Brave: Sulley
+ Paperman (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 2, 2012}): Best Animated Short Film - John Karrs
+ Lincoln - A Steven Spielberg Film (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures with Fox and Amblin - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 9, 2012}): Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis and Best Production Design - Rick Carter & Jim Erickson
86th Academy Awards (Films of 2013):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Frozen (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 22, 2013}): Best Animated Feature Film - Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee & Peter Del Vecho and Best Original Song - Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez for "Let It Go"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Frozen: Mickey Mouse; Rapunzel & Flynn Rider
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Florian Kainz, Jeffery Yost, Philip Hubbard & Jim Hourihan [ILM] for “the architecture and development of the Zeno application framework.” and Oliver Maury, Ian Sachs & Dan Piponi for “the creation of the ILM Plume system that simulates and renders fire, smoke, and explosions for motion picture visual effects.”
87th Academy Awards (Films of 2014):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Feast (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 7, 2014}): Best Animated Short Film - Patrick Osborne & Kristina Reed
+ Big Hero 6 (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 7, 2014}): Best Animated Feature Film - Don Hall, Chris Williams & Roy Conli
Cameos in Big Hero 6: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Maximus; Wreck-it Ralph; Bolt; Stitch; Olaf, Hans; Preston and Nick Wilde
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Cary Phillips, Nicholas Popravka, Philip Peterson & Colette Mullenhoff [ILM] for “the architecture, development and creation of the artist-driven interface of the ILM Shape Sculpting System.” and Brice Criswell and Ron Fedkiw for “the development of the ILM PhysBAM Destruction System.”
88th Academy Awards (Films of 2015):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Inside Out (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 19, 2015}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Docter & Jonas Rivera
Cameos in Inside Out: Figment; Remy; Arlo and Forrest Woodbush with The Blue Birds from "For the Birds"
+ Bridge of Spies - A Steven Spielberg Film (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures with Fox and Amblin - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {October 16, 2015}): Best Supporting Actor - Mark Rylance)
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Ronald Mallet & Christoph Bregler for “the design and engineering of the Industrial Light & Magic Geometry Tracker, which facilitates convincing interaction of digital and live-action elements within a scene.”
89th Academy Awards (Films of 2016):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Zootopia (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 4, 2016}): Best Animated Feature Film - Byron Howard, Rich Moore & Clark Spencer
Cameos in Zootopia: Genie's Lamp; Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Bambi; Pascal and Baymax
+ The Jungle Book - A Jon Favreau Film (Disney with Fairview Entertainment - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {April 15, 2016}): Best Visual Effects - Robert Legato, Adam Valdez, Andrew R. Jones & Dan Lemmon
Cameos in The Jungle Book: Genie's Lamp; Timon & Pumbaa
+ Piper (Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 17, 2016}): Best Animated Short Film - Alan Barillaro & Marc Sondheimer
+ Technical Achievement Award - Brian Whited for “the design and development of the Meander drawing system at Walt Disney Animation Studios.”
P.S. - The Jungle Book was the Live-Action Remake of the 1967 Animated Classic.
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Technical Achievement Award - Kiran Bhat, Michael Koperwas, Brian Cantwell & Paige Warner for “the design and development of the ILM facial performance-capture solving system.”
3) ESPN Films:
+ O.J. Made in America (ESPN Films {May 20, 2016}): Best Documentary Feature Film - Ezra Edelman & Caroline Waterlow
90th Academy Awards (Films of 2017):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Coco (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 22, 2017}): Best Animated Feature Film - Lee Unkrich & Darla K. Anderson and Best Original Song - Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez for "Remember Me"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Coco: Sulley & Mike Wazowski; Remy; Nemo, Marlin & Dory, Destiny and Woody & Buzz Lightyear
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Rob Jensen, Thomas Hahn, George Elkoura, Adam Woodbury & Dirk Van Gelder for “the high-performance execution engine of the Presto Animation System at Pixar Animation Studios.”
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Jason Smith & Jeff White for the original design and Rachel Rose & Mike Jutan for “the architecture and engineering of the Block Party procedural rigging system at Industrial Light & Magic.”
91st Academy Awards (Films of 2018):
+ Black Panther (Marvel Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {February 16, 2018}): Best Costume Design - Ruth Carter, Best Original Score - Ludwig Göransson and Best Production Design - Hannah Beachler & Jay Hart
Soundtrack Available on Hollywood Records
+ Bao (Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 15, 2018}): Best Animated Short Film - Domee Shi & Becky Neiman-Cobb
+ Technical Achievement Award - Thabo Beeler, Derek Bradley, Bernd Bickel & Markus Gross for “the conception, design and engineering of the Medusa Performance Capture System {Disney Research}.”
92nd Academy Awards (Films of 2019):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Toy Story 4 (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 21, 2019}): Best Animated Feature Film - Josh Cooley, Mark Nielsen & Jonas Rivera
Cameos in Toy Story 4: Charles Muntz, Beta & Gamma, Alpha, Dug; WALL-E, EVE & AUTO; Arlo; Figment and Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr. with Tinny and Knick
{Special Thanks to Lucasfilm Ltd.}
2) 20th Century Fox Film Corporation:
+ Jojo Rabbit (Fox Searchlight Pictures {October 18th, 2019}): Best Adapted Screenplay - Taika Waititi
+ Ford v Ferrari (20th Century Fox {November 15, 2019}): Best Film Editing - Michael McCusker & Andrew Buckland and Best Sound Editing - Donald Sylvester
93rd Academy Awards (Films from January of 2020 to February of 2021):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Soul (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios & Disney+ {December 25, 2020 on Disney+}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Doctor & Dana Murray and Best Original Score - Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross & Jon Batiste
Cameo in Soul: Luxo Jr.
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
+ Scientific and Technical Awards (February 2021) - Kelly Ward Hammel, Aleka McAdams, Toby Jones, Maryann Simmons & Andy Milne for "the Walt Disney Animation Studios Hair Simulation System." and Hayley Iben, Mark Meyer, John Anderson & Andrew Witkin for "the Taz Hair Simulation System {Pixar Animation Studios}."
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award (February 2021) - Stephen Bowline for "the ILM HairCraft Dynamics System."
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Nomadland (Searchlight Pictures {January 29, 2021}): Best Picture - Frances McDormand, Peter Spears, Mollye Asher, Dan Janvey & Chloe Zhao, Producers, Best Director - Chloe Zhao and Best Actress - Frances McDormand
P.S. - The ceremony extended film awards calendar to February of 2021 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
94th Academy Awards (Films from the Rest of 2021 {March to December}):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Cruella (Disney - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {May 28, 2021, also on Disney+}): Best Costume Design - Jenny Beavan
+ Encanto (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 24, 2021}): Best Animated Feature Film - Jared Bush, Byron Howard, Yvett Merino & Clark Spencer
Cameos in Encanto: Hercules and Cerberus
2) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (Searchlight Pictures & Hulu {July 2, 2021, also on Hulu}): Best Documentary Feature - Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson, Joseph Patel, Robert Fyvolent & David Dinerstein
+ The Eyes of Tammy Faye (Searchlight Pictures {September 17, 2021}): Best Actress - Jessica Chastain and Best Makeup & Hairstyling - Linda Dowds, Stephanie Ingram & Justin Raleigh
+ West Side Story - A Steven Spielberg Film (20th Century Studios with Amblin {December 10, 2021}): Best Supporting Actress - Ariana DeBose
95th Academy Awards (Films of 2022):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Marvel Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 11, 2022}): Best Costume Design - Ruth Carter
+ Technical Achievement Award - David Eberle, Theodore Kim, Fernando de Goes & Audrey Wong for "the design and development of the Fizt2 Elastic Simulation System {Pixar Animation Studios}."
{Special Thanks to Cast Members of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products}
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Skywalker Sound
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Avatar: The Way of Water - A James Cameron Film (20th Century Studios with Lightstorm Entertainment {December 16, 2022}): Best Visual Effects - Joe Letteri, Richard Baneham, Eric Saindon & Daniel Barrett
96th Academy Awards (Films of 2023):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution (Disney100 Years of Wonder):
+ Scientific and Engineering Award - F. Sebastian Grassia, Alex Mohr, Sunya Boonyatera, Brett Levin & Jeremy Cowles for "the design and engineering of Pixar's Universal Scene Description (USD).”
2) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ The Last Repair Shop (Searchlight Pictures with L.A. Times Studios {November 8, 2023}): Best Documentary Short Film - Ben Proudfoot & Kris Bowers
+ Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures {December 8, 2023}): Best Actress - Emma Stone, Best Costume Design - Holly Waddington, Best Makeup & Hairstyling - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier & Josh Weston and Best Production Design - James Price & Shona Heath and Zsuzsa Mihalek
97th Academy Awards (Films of 2024):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Scientific and Engineering Award - Thijs Vogels, Fabrice Rousselle, David Adler, Gerhard Röthlin and Mark Meyer for "the creation of Disney’s ML Denoiser.” {Disney Research, Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios}
+ Honorable Mention - Once Upon a Studio (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 12, 2024}): Special Achievement Academy Award* - Walt Disney Animation Studios for their "tribute to 100 years of animated storytelling - an Emotional & Heartwarming Centennial Short."
Starring: Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Donald & Daisy Duck, Goofy, Chip n' Dale, Black Pete, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Huey, Dewey & Louie, Scrooge McDuck from "Mickey's Christmas Carol", Lugwig Von Drake, Clara Cluck, Jose Carioca & Panchito Pistoles, Humphrey the Bear & J. Audubon Woodlore, Spike the Bee, Yen Sid & the Brooms from "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and the Golden Harp; Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Jiminy Cricket; Tinker Bell; Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga & Roo and Gopher
Cameos: Boy & Girl Tree from "Flowers & Trees"; The Three Little Pigs; Snow White & the Prince and the Seven Dwarfs; Ferdinand the Bull; The Ugly Duckling; Pinocchio, Geppetto, Figaro & Cleo and the Blue Fairy; Melinda, Brudus, Bacchus & Jacchus; Hyacinth Hippo & Ben Ali Gator and Madame Upanova; the Reluctant Dragon; Dumbo and Timothy Q. Mouse; Bambi, Thumper, Flower and Friend Owl; Pedro; Casey; Peter, Sasha, Sonia and Ivan; Johnny Fedora & Alice Blue Bonnet; Bongo; Joe & Jenny; Johnny Appleseed; Pecos Bill & Slue-Foot Sue and Widowmaker; J. Thaddeus Toad, Cyril Proudbottom, Angus MacBadger and Rat & Mole; Ichabod Crane & Katrina Van Tassel; Cinderella & Prince Charming, Fairy Godmother, Jaq & Gus, Perla, and Two Bluebirds; Alice, the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter & March Hare, The Cheshire Cat and Tweedledee & Tweedledum; Lambert the Sheepish Lion; Susie the Little Blue Coupe; Peter Pan, Wendy, John & Michael Darling, Nana, the Lost Boys and Tick-Tock the Crocodile; Amos Mouse & Benjamin Franklin from "Ben and Me"; Lady & the Tramp, Jock & Trusty and Peg; Briar Rose {Aurora} & Prince Phillip and Flora, Fauna & Merryweather; Pongo & Perdita, Roger & Anita Radcliffe, Nanny and the Dalmatian Puppies; Wart {Arthur}, Merlin, Archimedes and Merlin's sugar bowl; The Penguin Waiters from "Mary Poppins"; Mowgli & Shanti, Baloo, Bagheera, King Louie, Colonel Hathi & Winifred and Hathi, Jr.; Duchess & Thomas O'Malley, Toulouse, Berlioz & Marie, Roquefort and Scat Cat; Robin Hood & Maid Marian, Little John, Alan-A-Dale, Friar Tuck, Lady Kluck, Skippy, Sis & Tagalong and Toby Turtle; Bernard & Miss Bianca, Penny, Orville and Evinrude; Elliot the Dragon from "Pete's Dragon"; The Small One; Young Tod, Young Copper, Big Mama, Dinky & Boomer and Squeaks the Caterpillar; Taran & Princess Eilonwy, Fflewddur Fflam, Gurgi and Hen Wen; Basil of Baker Street, David Q. Dawson and Olivia Flaversham; Oliver, Dodger, Tito, Rita, Francis, Einstein and Georgette; Robin the Lost Boy from "Back to Never Land"; Ariel & Prince Eric, Sebastian, Flounder, Scuttle and Max the Sheepdog; Cody, Jake and Wilbur; Belle & the Beast, Lumiere & Fifi, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts & Chip and Maurice; Aladdin & Princess Jasmine, Genie, Abu, Rajah, the Magic Carpet and The Sultan; Young Simba & Young Nala, Timon & Pumbaa, Rafiki and Zazu; Pocahontas & John Smith, Meeko, Flit, Percy, Nakoma and Chief Powhatan; Quasimodo, Esmeralda & Phoebus, Victor, Hugo & Laverne and Djali; Hercules & Megara, Philoctetes, Pegasus and Zeus; Fa Mulan & Li Shang, Mushu, Cri-Kee and Yao, Ling & Chien Po; Tarzan & Jane Porter, Terk, Tantor, Kala and Kerchak; Duke, Joe, Flying John and Rachel; Aladar and Plio, Yar, Zini & Suri; John Henry; Kuzco {as a Llama}, Pacha and Kronk; Milo Thatch & Kida Nedakh, Joshua Sweet, Vincenzo Santorini, Audrey Ramirez, Cookie, Gaetan Molière and Wilhelmina Packard; Lilo & Stitch, Nani Pelekai & David Kawena, Jumba Jookiba & Pleakley and Scrump {Lilo's Doll}; Jim Hawkins, B.E.N., Dr. Delbert Doppler, Captain Amelia, Morph and John Silver; Kenai {as a Bear} & Koda and Rutt & Tuke; Maggie, Mrs. Calloway & Grace; Chicken Little & Abby Mallard, Runt of the Litter and Fish Out of Water; Lewis, Wilbur Robinson, DOR-15, Carl the Robot, Lucille Krunklehorn; Bolt, Mittens, Rhino and Penny; Lanny & Wayne the Elves from the "Prep & Landing" series; Tiana & Prince Naveen, Charlotte La Bouff, Louis, Ray and Mama Odie & Juju; Rapunzel & Flynn Rider, Pascal and Maximus; Nessie from "The Ballad of Nessie"; George and the Lipstick Paper Airplane from "Paperman"; Wreck-It Ralph, Vanellope von Schweetz, Fix-It Felix Jr. & Sergeant Calhoun and Taffyta Muttonfudge; Anna & Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, Sven, Grand Pabbie & the Trolls and Oaken; Winston the Dog from "Feast"; Hiro Hamada, Baymax, Wasabi, Go Go Tomago, Honey Lemon, Fred and Aunt Cass; Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde, Chief Bogo, Clawhauser, Flash, Mr. Big & Fru Fru, Koslov and Gazelle; Paul from "Inner Workings"; Moana, Maui, Pua, Heihei the Rooster and Ocean; Shank, KnowsMore and Yesss; Lieutenant Mattias, Ryder & Honeymaren and Bruni; Art & Dot from "Us Again"; Raya, Sisu the Dragon, Tuk Tuk, Tong, Boun, Noi, Dyan, Pan & Uka and Namaari; Mirabel Madrigal, the Madrigal Family {Alma, Luisa, Isabela, Antonio, Julieta & Agustín, Dolores, Camilo and Pepa & Félix} and Bruno & one of his Rats; Ethan Clade, Searcher & Meridian Clade, Jaeger Clade, Callisto Mal, Legend and Splat; Asha
Villain Cameos: The Skeletons from "The Skeleton Dance"; the Big Bad Wolf; The Evil Queen (as the Old Hag); Stromboli and Honest John & Gideon; Chernabog; Brom Bones and The Headless Horseman; Lady Tremaine, Anastasia & Drizella and Lucifer; The Queen of Hearts & the King of Hearts; Captain Hook & Mr. Smee; Maleficent; Cruella De Vil; Madam Mim; Shere Khan and Kaa; Edgar; King Leonidas & Secretary Bird from "Bedknobs and Broomsticks"; Prince John & Sir Hiss and Sheriff of Nottingham; Madame Medusa and Mr. Snoops; The Horned King and Creeper; Ratigan and Fidget; Ursula; Percival C. McLeach and Joanna; Gaston and LeFou; Jafar and Iago; Scar and Shenzi, Banzai & Ed; Governor Ratcliffe; Judge Claude Frollo; Hades and Pain & Panic; Clayton; Yzma; Bowler Hat Guy; Dr. Facilier; Mother Gothel; King Candy; Hans; Dawn Bellwether
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Industrial Light & Magic {recognized for its collaboration for Disney's ML Denoiser}
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ A Real Pain (Searchlight Pictures {November 1, 2024}): Best Supporting Actory - Kieran Culkin
*It was presented as a Certificate {created & mailed by Matthew Troncone, also as a gift} during the Academy Sci-Tech Awards.
+ Flowers and Trees (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {July 30, 1932}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Academy Honorary Award (July 1932) - Walt Disney for "the creation of Mickey Mouse"
6th Academy Awards (Films from August of 1932 to December of 1933):
Three Little Pigs (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {May 27, 1933}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
7th Academy Awards (Films of 1934):
The Tortoise and the Hare (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {1934}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
8th Academy Awards (Films of 1935):
Three Orphan Kittens (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {October 26, 1935}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
9th Academy Awards (Films of 1936):
The Country Cousin (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {October 31, 1936}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
10th Academy Awards (Films of 1937):
+ The Old Mill (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {November 5, 1937}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Top Technical Award - Walt Disney Productions for “the design and application to production of the Multi-Plane Camera.”
11th Academy Awards (Films of 1938):
+ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Walt Disney Productions {February 4, 1938}): Academy Honorary Award - Walt Disney for "recognized as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field for the motion picture cartoon."
+ Ferdinand the Bull (Walt Disney Productions {November 25, 1938}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
12th Academy Awards (Films of 1939):
The Ugly Duckling (Walt Disney Productions & Silly Symphonies {April 7, 1939}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
13th Academy Awards (Films of 1940):
Pinocchio (Walt Disney Productions {February 23, 1940}): Best Original Score - Leigh Harline, Paul J. Smith & Ned Washington and Best Original Song - Leigh Harline & Ned Washington for “When You Wish Upon A Star”
14th Academy Awards (Films of 1941):
+ Fantasia (Walt Disney Productions {September 19, 1941): Honorary Academy Awards - Walt Disney, William Garity, John N. A. Hawkins & the RCA Manufacturing Company for “outstanding contribution to the advancement of the use of sound in motion pictures through the production.” and Leopold Stokowski & associates for their achievement “in the creation of a new form of visualized music”
+ Lend a Paw (Walt Disney Productions - A Mickey Mouse Cartoon with Pluto {October 3, 1941}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ Dumbo (Walt Disney Productions {October 23, 1941}): Best Original Score in a Musical Picture - Frank Churchill & Oliver Wallace
+ Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award - Walt Disney
15th Academy Awards (Films of 1942):
Der Fuehrer’s Face (Walt Disney Productions - A Donald Duck Cartoon {1942}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
19th Academy Awards (Films of 1946):
Special Technical Award - Arthur F. Blinn, Robert O. Cook, C. O. Slyfield & the Walt Disney Studio Sound Department for “a process of checking and locating noise in sound tracks.”
20th Academy Awards (Films of 1947):
Song of the South (Walt Disney Productions {1947}): Best Original Song - Allie Wrubel & Ray Gilbert for “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” and Honorary Academy Award - James Baskett for his “able and heartwarming characterization of Uncle Remus, friend and storyteller to the children of the world.”
21st Academy Awards (Films of 1948):
Seal Island (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {December 21, 1948}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
23rd Academy Awards (Films of 1950):
In Beaver Valley (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {July 19, 1950}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
24th Academy Awards (Films of 1951):
Nature’s Half Acre (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {July 28, 1951}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
25th Academy Awards (Films of 1952):
Water Birds (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {June 26, 1952}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
26th Academy Awards (Films of 1953):
+ Bear Country (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures {February 5, 1953}): Best Short Subject, Two-reel - Walt Disney
+ The Alaskan Eskimo (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places {February 18, 1953}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Walt Disney
+ Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 10, 1953}): Best Short Subject, Cartoon - Walt Disney
+ The Living Desert (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 10, 1953}): Best Documentary Feature - Walt Disney
27th Academy Awards (Films of 1954):
+ The Vanishing Prairie (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 17, 1954}): Best Documentary Feature - Walt Disney
+ 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 23, 1954}): Art Direction, Color - John Meehan & Emile Kuri and Best Special Effects - Walt Disney Studios
28th Academy Awards (Films of 1955):
Men Against the Arctic (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 21, 1955}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Walt Disney
30th Academy Awards (Films of 1957):
The Wetback Hound (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 19, 1957}): Best Live Action Short Subject - Larry Lansburgh
31st Academy Awards (Films of 1958):
+ Ama Girls (Walt Disney Productions and People & Places - Dist. by Buena Vista {July 9, 1958}): Best Documentary Short Subject - Ben Sharpsteen
+ White Wilderness (Walt Disney Productions & True Life Adventures - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 12, 1958}): Best Documentary Feature - Ben Sharpsteen
+ Grand Canyon (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 17, 1958}): Best Live Action Short Subject - Walt Disney
32nd Academy Awards (Films of 1959):
Special Technical Award - Ub Iwerks of Walt Disney Productions for “the design of an improved optical printer for special effects and matte shots.”
33rd Academy Awards (Films of 1960):
+ Pollyanna (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 19, 1960}): Academy Juvenile Award - Hayley Mills for “the most outstanding juvenile performance”
+ The Horse With the Flying Tail (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 21, 1960}): Best Documentary Feature - Ben Sharpsteen
37th Academy Awards (Films of 1964):
+ Mary Poppins (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {August 27, 1964}): Best Actress - Julie Andrews, Best Film Editing - Cotton Warburton, Best Music Score, Substantially Original - Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman, Best Song - Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman for “Chim-Chim Cheree” and Best Special Visual Effects - Peter Ellenshaw, Hamilton Luske & Eustace Lycett
Soundtrack Available on Buena Vista Records
+ Special Technical Award - Petro Vlahos, Wadsworth Pohl & Ub Iwerks for “conception and perfection of techniques of color traveling matte composite cinematography”
41st Academy Awards (Films of 1968):
Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 20, 1968}): Best Short Subject, Cartoons - Walt Disney
Characters Featured in the Short: Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga & Roo, Gopher, the Narrator and Heffalumps & Woozles
42nd Academy Awards (Films of 1969):
It’s Tough to Be a Bird (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 10, 1969}): Best Short Subject, Cartoons - Ward Kimball
Cameos in It’s Tough to Be a Bird: Donald Duck and Mary Poppins
44th Academy Awards (Films of 1971):
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (Walt Disney Productions - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 13, 1971}): Best Special Visual Effects - Alan Maley, Eustace Lycett & Danny Lee
Cameos in Bedknobs and Broomsticks: Mickey Mouse and Kaa
58th Academy Awards (Films of 1985):
Technical Achievement Award - David W. Spencer “for the development of an Animation Photo Transfer Process (APT) {Walt Disney Animation Department}.”
59th Academy Awards (Films of 1986):
The Color of Money - A Martin Scorsese Film (Touchstone Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {October 17, 1986}): Best Actor - Paul Newman
61st Academy Awards (Films of 1988):
Who Framed Roger Rabbit - A Robert Zemeckis Film (Touchstone Pictures with Amblin - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 22, 1988}): Best Film Editing - Arthur Schmidt, Best Sound Effects Editing - Charles L. Campbell & Louis L. Edemann, Best Visual Effects - Ken Ralston, Richard Williams, Edward Jones & George Gibbs and Special Achievement Academy Award - Richard Williams for "animation direction and creation of the cartoon characters."
Cameos in Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Donald & Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Black Pete, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Huey, Dewey & Louie, Clara Cluck, Gus Goose, Jose Carioca, Bucky Bug; The Merry Dwarfs; Flowers & Trees; the Sun from "Father Noah's Ark"; Big Bad Wolf, Fiddler Pig, Fifer Pig & Little Red Riding Hood; Peter Pig; The Orphans; Toby Tortoise; the Water Babies; Jenny Wren; o' the Walk; Elmer Elephant & Joe Giraffe; Snow White, the Seven Dwarfs, The Evil Queen (appearing as the Witch) & the Forest Animals; Wynken, Blynken & Nod; Ferdinand the Bull; Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket & Lampwick; the Brooms from The Sorcerer's Apprentice; Hyacinth Hippo and Madame Upanova; Peter Pegasus, one of the Unicorns & the Cherubs from The Pastoral Symphony; the Cossak Flowers & Chinese Mushrooms from Nutcracker Suite; the Reluctant Dragon & Sir Giles; Dumbo, The Crows, Mrs. Jumbo, Casey Junior & one of the Clowns; Bambi, Bambi’s Mother, The Great Prince, Faline & Flower; Pedro; Ben Buzzard; Emotion; Monte; Chicken Little; Peter & Johnny Fedora; Br'er Bear, the Tar Baby, the Hummingbirds & the Sis Moles; Willie the Giant & the Golden Harp; Danny; J. Thaddeus Toad & Cyril Proudbottom; Cinderella's Glass Slipper; Bill the Lizard, Tweedledum, The Cheshire Cat, & the Doorknob; Witch Hazel; Tinker Bell & John Darling; Babe the Blue Ox; Maleficent's Goons; The Penguin Waiters; Piglet; Flaps the Vulture and Kaa, along with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, Yosemite Sam, Tweety Bird, Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn, Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote, Marvin the Martian, Sam Sheepdog, Speedy Gonzales, Marc Antony, Yoyo Dodo, Toro the Bull and Michigan J. Frog from Warner Bros., Droopy Dog and Spike from MGM, Betty Boop and Koko the Clown from Paramount, Woody Woodpecker from Universal and Lena Hyena from Columbia
62nd Academy Awards (Films of 1989):
+ Dead Poets Society - A Peter Weir Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 2, 1989}): Best Original Screenplay - Tom Schulman
+ The Little Mermaid (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 17, 1989}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Howard Ashman for “Under the Sea”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in The Little Mermaid: Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy; The King & The Grand Duke with Kermit the Frog
63rd Academy Awards (Films of 1990):
Dick Tracy - A Warren Beatty Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 15, 1990}): Best Art Direction - Richard Sylbert [art] & Rick Simpson [set], Best Makeup - John Caglione Jr. & Doug Drexler and Best Original Song - Stephen Sondheim for “Sooner or Later [I Always Get My Man]”)
64th Academy Awards (Films of 1991):
+ Beauty and the Beast (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 22, 1991}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Howard Ashman for “Beauty and the Beast”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Beauty and the Beast: Bambi's Mother and The Headless Horseman's horse
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Randy Cartwright, David B. Coons, Lem Davis, James Houston, Mark Kimball, Thomas Hahn, Peter Nye, Michael Shantzis, David F. Wolf & the Walt Disney Feature Animation Department for “CAPS {Computer Animated Production System} - the system enables the seamless combination of hand-drawn and computer animation.” and Pete Comandini, Richard T. Dayton, Donald Hagans & Richard T. Ryan of YCM Laboratories for “the motion picture restoration process with liquid gate and registration correction on a contact printer.”
65th Academy Awards (Films of 1992):
Aladdin (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 25, 1992}): Best Original Score - Alan Menken and Best Original Song - Alan Menken & Tim Rice for “A Whole New World”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Aladdin: Pinocchio; Sebastian; Beast and Goofy
67th Academy Awards (Films of 1994):
+ The Lion King (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 24, 1994}): Best Original Score - Hans Zimmer and Best Original Song - Elton John & Tim Rice for “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameo in The Lion King: Jock
+ Ed Wood - A Tim Burton Film (Touchstone Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {September 30, 1994}): Best Supporting Actor - Martin Landau and Best Makeup - Rick Baker, Ve Neill & Yolanda Toussieng
68th Academy Awards (Films of 1995):
+ Pocahontas (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 23, 1995}): Best Original Musical or Comedy Score - Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz and Best Original Song: Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz for “Colors of the Wind”
+ Toy Story (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 22, 1995}): Special Achievement Academy Award - John Lasseter for “the development and inspired application of techniques that have made possible the first feature-length computer-animated film.”
Cameos in Toy Story: Mickey Mouse with Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr.
+ The Disney Channel {Co-Produced}
69th Academy Awards (Films of 1996):
1) Buena Vista Pictures Distribution:
+ Evita - A Alan Parker Film (Hollywood Pictures with Cinergi Pictures - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 25, 1996}): Best Original Song - Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice for “You Must Love Me”
2) Hollywood Records
3) ABC & ESPN:
{Special Thanks to ABC Sports and ESPN}
72nd Academy Awards (Films of 1999):
+ Tarzan (Walt Disney Pictures & Walt Disney Feature Animation - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 16, 1999}): Best Original Song - Phil Collins for “You’ll Be in My Heart”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Tarzan: Little Brother and Mrs. Potts & Chip
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Hoyt H. Yeatman Jr. of Dream Quest Images for “the identification and diagnosis leading to the elimination of the ‘red fringe’ artifact in traveling matte composite photography.”
74th Academy Awards (Films of 2001):
+ Pearl Harbor - A Michael Bay Film (Touchstone Pictures with Jerry Bruckheimer Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 25, 2001}): Best Sound Editing - George Watters II & Christopher Boyes
+ Monsters, Inc. (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 2, 2001}): Best Original Song - Randy Newman for “If I Didn’t Have You”
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Monsters, Inc.: Marlin & Nemo; Jessie and Roly Poly Clown with Red the Unicycle
75th Academy Awards (Films of 2002):
+ Spirited Away (Studio Ghibli - Dist. by Buena Vista {September 20, 2002 - Disney's English Dub}): Best Animated Feature Film - Hiyao Miyazaki
+ Scientific & Technical Award - Eric Daniels, George Kanatics, Tasso Lappas & Chris Springfield for “the development of the Deep Canvas rendering software {Walt Disney Feature Animation}”
76th Academy Awards (Films of 2003):
Finding Nemo (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {May 30, 2003}): Best Animated Feature Film - Andrew Stanton
Cameos in Finding Nemo: Buzz Lightyear and Mike Wazowski
77th Academy Awards (Films of 2004):
The Incredibles (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {November 5, 2004}): Best Animated Feature Film - Brad Bird and Best Sound Editing - Michael Silvers & Randy Thom
Cameos in The Incredibles: Doc Hudson, Red and Bruce
78th Academy Awards (Films of 2005):
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Walt Disney Pictures with Walden Media - Dist. by Buena Vista {December 9, 2005}): Best Makeup - Howard Berger & Tami Lane
79th Academy Awards (Films of 2006):
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (Walt Disney Pictures with Jerry Bruckheimer Films - Dist. by Buena Vista {July 7, 2006}): Best Visual Effects - John Knoll, Hal Hickel, Charles Gibson & Allen Hall
80th Academy Awards (Films of 2007):
Ratatouille (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Buena Vista {June 29, 2007}): Best Animated Feature Film - Brad Bird
Cameos in Ratatouille: Dug and Bomb Voyage
81st Academy Awards (Films of 2008):
WALL•E (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 27, 2008}): Best Animated Feature Film - Andrew Stanton
Cameos in WALL•E: Rex; Crush and Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr. with Red the Unicycle
82nd Academy Awards (Films of 2009):
Up (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {May 29, 2009}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Doctor and Best Original Score - Michael Giacchino
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Up: Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear and Anglerfish
83rd Academy Awards (Films of 2010):
+ Alice in Wonderland - A Tim Burton Film (Walt Disney Pictures - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 5, 2010}): Best Art Direction - Robert Stromberg [Production Design] & Karen O’Hara [Set Decoration] and Best Costume Design - Colleen Atwood
+ Toy Story 3 (Walt Disney Pictures & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 18, 2010}): Best Animated Feature Film - Lee Unkrich and Best Original Song - Randy Newman for "We Belong Together"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Toy Story 3: Mickey Mouse; Crush, Mr. Ray; Lightning McQueen, Red, Finn McMissile and Luxo Sr. with Wally B. and Totoro
84th Academy Awards (Films of 2011):
+ The Help (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {August 10, 2011}): Best Supporting Actress - Octavia Spencer
+ The Muppets (Walt [Disney] Pictures & The Muppets Studio with Mandeville Films - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 23, 2011}): Best Original Song - Bret McKenzie for "Man or Muppet"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Muppet Characters: 80s Robot, Afghan Hound, Animal, Beaker, Beauregard, Beautiful Day Monster, Behemoth, Bobby Benson, Bobo the Bear, Camilla, Chickens, Crazy Harry, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Dr. Teeth, Floyd, Fozzie Moopet, Fozzie Bear, Gary Muppet, Gonzo, Hobos, Janice, Kermit the Frog, Lew Zealand, Link Hogthrob, Lips, Mahna Mahna, Marvin Suggs, Miss Piggy, Miss Poogy, The Moopets, Muppaphones, Pepe the King Prawn, Reporters, Rizzo the Rat, Rowlf the Dog, Sam the Eagle, Scooter, The Snowths, Statler & Waldorf, Sweetums, The Newsman, The Swedish Chef, Uncle Deadly, Walter, Wayne & Wanda and Zoot
Background Muppets: Atrics Drummer, Babies, The Barbershop Cactus Quartet, Bertha, Blustering Bellowpane Monster, Big Mean Carl, Crocodile, Droop, Dr. Julius Strangepork, The Early Bird, Esther, Frackles, Frogs, Goat, Iguana, James Bobin Muppet, J. G., Luncheon Counter Monster, Mo Frackle, Monkeys, The Mutations, Nigel {Muppets Tonight}, Nigel the Conductor, Penguins, Pigs, Pokey, Rabbits, Rats, Robin the Frog, Sheep, Singing Food, Thog, Trumpet Girl, Wedding Cake, Whatnots and Yolanda Rat
85th Academy Awards (Films of 2012):
+ Brave (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 22, 2012}): Best Animated Feature Film - Mark Andrews & Brenda Chapman
Cameo in Brave: Sulley
+ Paperman (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 2, 2012}): Best Animated Short Film - John Karrs
+ Lincoln - A Steven Spielberg Film (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures with Fox and Amblin - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 9, 2012}): Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis and Best Production Design - Rick Carter & Jim Erickson
86th Academy Awards (Films of 2013):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Frozen (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 22, 2013}): Best Animated Feature Film - Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee & Peter Del Vecho and Best Original Song - Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez for "Let It Go"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Frozen: Mickey Mouse; Rapunzel & Flynn Rider
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Florian Kainz, Jeffery Yost, Philip Hubbard & Jim Hourihan [ILM] for “the architecture and development of the Zeno application framework.” and Oliver Maury, Ian Sachs & Dan Piponi for “the creation of the ILM Plume system that simulates and renders fire, smoke, and explosions for motion picture visual effects.”
87th Academy Awards (Films of 2014):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Feast (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 7, 2014}): Best Animated Short Film - Patrick Osborne & Kristina Reed
+ Big Hero 6 (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 7, 2014}): Best Animated Feature Film - Don Hall, Chris Williams & Roy Conli
Cameos in Big Hero 6: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Maximus; Wreck-it Ralph; Bolt; Stitch; Olaf, Hans; Preston and Nick Wilde
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Awards - Cary Phillips, Nicholas Popravka, Philip Peterson & Colette Mullenhoff [ILM] for “the architecture, development and creation of the artist-driven interface of the ILM Shape Sculpting System.” and Brice Criswell and Ron Fedkiw for “the development of the ILM PhysBAM Destruction System.”
88th Academy Awards (Films of 2015):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Inside Out (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 19, 2015}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Docter & Jonas Rivera
Cameos in Inside Out: Figment; Remy; Arlo and Forrest Woodbush with The Blue Birds from "For the Birds"
+ Bridge of Spies - A Steven Spielberg Film (Touchstone Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures with Fox and Amblin - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {October 16, 2015}): Best Supporting Actor - Mark Rylance)
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Ronald Mallet & Christoph Bregler for “the design and engineering of the Industrial Light & Magic Geometry Tracker, which facilitates convincing interaction of digital and live-action elements within a scene.”
89th Academy Awards (Films of 2016):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Zootopia (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 4, 2016}): Best Animated Feature Film - Byron Howard, Rich Moore & Clark Spencer
Cameos in Zootopia: Genie's Lamp; Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Bambi; Pascal and Baymax
+ The Jungle Book - A Jon Favreau Film (Disney with Fairview Entertainment - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {April 15, 2016}): Best Visual Effects - Robert Legato, Adam Valdez, Andrew R. Jones & Dan Lemmon
Cameos in The Jungle Book: Genie's Lamp; Timon & Pumbaa
+ Piper (Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 17, 2016}): Best Animated Short Film - Alan Barillaro & Marc Sondheimer
+ Technical Achievement Award - Brian Whited for “the design and development of the Meander drawing system at Walt Disney Animation Studios.”
P.S. - The Jungle Book was the Live-Action Remake of the 1967 Animated Classic.
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Technical Achievement Award - Kiran Bhat, Michael Koperwas, Brian Cantwell & Paige Warner for “the design and development of the ILM facial performance-capture solving system.”
3) ESPN Films:
+ O.J. Made in America (ESPN Films {May 20, 2016}): Best Documentary Feature Film - Ezra Edelman & Caroline Waterlow
90th Academy Awards (Films of 2017):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Coco (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 22, 2017}): Best Animated Feature Film - Lee Unkrich & Darla K. Anderson and Best Original Song - Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez for "Remember Me"
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
Cameos in Coco: Sulley & Mike Wazowski; Remy; Nemo, Marlin & Dory, Destiny and Woody & Buzz Lightyear
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Rob Jensen, Thomas Hahn, George Elkoura, Adam Woodbury & Dirk Van Gelder for “the high-performance execution engine of the Presto Animation System at Pixar Animation Studios.”
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award - Jason Smith & Jeff White for the original design and Rachel Rose & Mike Jutan for “the architecture and engineering of the Block Party procedural rigging system at Industrial Light & Magic.”
91st Academy Awards (Films of 2018):
+ Black Panther (Marvel Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {February 16, 2018}): Best Costume Design - Ruth Carter, Best Original Score - Ludwig Göransson and Best Production Design - Hannah Beachler & Jay Hart
Soundtrack Available on Hollywood Records
+ Bao (Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 15, 2018}): Best Animated Short Film - Domee Shi & Becky Neiman-Cobb
+ Technical Achievement Award - Thabo Beeler, Derek Bradley, Bernd Bickel & Markus Gross for “the conception, design and engineering of the Medusa Performance Capture System {Disney Research}.”
92nd Academy Awards (Films of 2019):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Toy Story 4 (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {June 21, 2019}): Best Animated Feature Film - Josh Cooley, Mark Nielsen & Jonas Rivera
Cameos in Toy Story 4: Charles Muntz, Beta & Gamma, Alpha, Dug; WALL-E, EVE & AUTO; Arlo; Figment and Luxo Jr. & Luxo Sr. with Tinny and Knick
{Special Thanks to Lucasfilm Ltd.}
2) 20th Century Fox Film Corporation:
+ Jojo Rabbit (Fox Searchlight Pictures {October 18th, 2019}): Best Adapted Screenplay - Taika Waititi
+ Ford v Ferrari (20th Century Fox {November 15, 2019}): Best Film Editing - Michael McCusker & Andrew Buckland and Best Sound Editing - Donald Sylvester
93rd Academy Awards (Films from January of 2020 to February of 2021):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Soul (Disney & Pixar Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios & Disney+ {December 25, 2020 on Disney+}): Best Animated Feature Film - Pete Doctor & Dana Murray and Best Original Score - Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross & Jon Batiste
Cameo in Soul: Luxo Jr.
Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records
+ Scientific and Technical Awards (February 2021) - Kelly Ward Hammel, Aleka McAdams, Toby Jones, Maryann Simmons & Andy Milne for "the Walt Disney Animation Studios Hair Simulation System." and Hayley Iben, Mark Meyer, John Anderson & Andrew Witkin for "the Taz Hair Simulation System {Pixar Animation Studios}."
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Scientific and Technical Award (February 2021) - Stephen Bowline for "the ILM HairCraft Dynamics System."
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Nomadland (Searchlight Pictures {January 29, 2021}): Best Picture - Frances McDormand, Peter Spears, Mollye Asher, Dan Janvey & Chloe Zhao, Producers, Best Director - Chloe Zhao and Best Actress - Frances McDormand
P.S. - The ceremony extended film awards calendar to February of 2021 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
94th Academy Awards (Films from the Rest of 2021 {March to December}):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Cruella (Disney - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {May 28, 2021, also on Disney+}): Best Costume Design - Jenny Beavan
+ Encanto (Disney & Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 24, 2021}): Best Animated Feature Film - Jared Bush, Byron Howard, Yvett Merino & Clark Spencer
Cameos in Encanto: Hercules and Cerberus
2) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (Searchlight Pictures & Hulu {July 2, 2021, also on Hulu}): Best Documentary Feature - Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson, Joseph Patel, Robert Fyvolent & David Dinerstein
+ The Eyes of Tammy Faye (Searchlight Pictures {September 17, 2021}): Best Actress - Jessica Chastain and Best Makeup & Hairstyling - Linda Dowds, Stephanie Ingram & Justin Raleigh
+ West Side Story - A Steven Spielberg Film (20th Century Studios with Amblin {December 10, 2021}): Best Supporting Actress - Ariana DeBose
95th Academy Awards (Films of 2022):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Marvel Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {November 11, 2022}): Best Costume Design - Ruth Carter
+ Technical Achievement Award - David Eberle, Theodore Kim, Fernando de Goes & Audrey Wong for "the design and development of the Fizt2 Elastic Simulation System {Pixar Animation Studios}."
{Special Thanks to Cast Members of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products}
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Skywalker Sound
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Avatar: The Way of Water - A James Cameron Film (20th Century Studios with Lightstorm Entertainment {December 16, 2022}): Best Visual Effects - Joe Letteri, Richard Baneham, Eric Saindon & Daniel Barrett
96th Academy Awards (Films of 2023):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution (Disney100 Years of Wonder):
+ Scientific and Engineering Award - F. Sebastian Grassia, Alex Mohr, Sunya Boonyatera, Brett Levin & Jeremy Cowles for "the design and engineering of Pixar's Universal Scene Description (USD).”
2) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ The Last Repair Shop (Searchlight Pictures with L.A. Times Studios {November 8, 2023}): Best Documentary Short Film - Ben Proudfoot & Kris Bowers
+ Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures {December 8, 2023}): Best Actress - Emma Stone, Best Costume Design - Holly Waddington, Best Makeup & Hairstyling - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier & Josh Weston and Best Production Design - James Price & Shona Heath and Zsuzsa Mihalek
97th Academy Awards (Films of 2024):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Scientific and Engineering Award - Thijs Vogels, Fabrice Rousselle, David Adler, Gerhard Röthlin and Mark Meyer for "the creation of Disney’s ML Denoiser.” {Disney Research, Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios}
+ Honorable Mention - Once Upon a Studio (Walt Disney Animation Studios - Dist. by Walt Disney Studios {March 12, 2024}): Special Achievement Academy Award* - Walt Disney Animation Studios for their "tribute to 100 years of animated storytelling - an Emotional & Heartwarming Centennial Short."
Starring: Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Donald & Daisy Duck, Goofy, Chip n' Dale, Black Pete, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, Huey, Dewey & Louie, Scrooge McDuck from "Mickey's Christmas Carol", Lugwig Von Drake, Clara Cluck, Jose Carioca & Panchito Pistoles, Humphrey the Bear & J. Audubon Woodlore, Spike the Bee, Yen Sid & the Brooms from "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and the Golden Harp; Oswald the Lucky Rabbit; Jiminy Cricket; Tinker Bell; Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga & Roo and Gopher
Cameos: Boy & Girl Tree from "Flowers & Trees"; The Three Little Pigs; Snow White & the Prince and the Seven Dwarfs; Ferdinand the Bull; The Ugly Duckling; Pinocchio, Geppetto, Figaro & Cleo and the Blue Fairy; Melinda, Brudus, Bacchus & Jacchus; Hyacinth Hippo & Ben Ali Gator and Madame Upanova; the Reluctant Dragon; Dumbo and Timothy Q. Mouse; Bambi, Thumper, Flower and Friend Owl; Pedro; Casey; Peter, Sasha, Sonia and Ivan; Johnny Fedora & Alice Blue Bonnet; Bongo; Joe & Jenny; Johnny Appleseed; Pecos Bill & Slue-Foot Sue and Widowmaker; J. Thaddeus Toad, Cyril Proudbottom, Angus MacBadger and Rat & Mole; Ichabod Crane & Katrina Van Tassel; Cinderella & Prince Charming, Fairy Godmother, Jaq & Gus, Perla, and Two Bluebirds; Alice, the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter & March Hare, The Cheshire Cat and Tweedledee & Tweedledum; Lambert the Sheepish Lion; Susie the Little Blue Coupe; Peter Pan, Wendy, John & Michael Darling, Nana, the Lost Boys and Tick-Tock the Crocodile; Amos Mouse & Benjamin Franklin from "Ben and Me"; Lady & the Tramp, Jock & Trusty and Peg; Briar Rose {Aurora} & Prince Phillip and Flora, Fauna & Merryweather; Pongo & Perdita, Roger & Anita Radcliffe, Nanny and the Dalmatian Puppies; Wart {Arthur}, Merlin, Archimedes and Merlin's sugar bowl; The Penguin Waiters from "Mary Poppins"; Mowgli & Shanti, Baloo, Bagheera, King Louie, Colonel Hathi & Winifred and Hathi, Jr.; Duchess & Thomas O'Malley, Toulouse, Berlioz & Marie, Roquefort and Scat Cat; Robin Hood & Maid Marian, Little John, Alan-A-Dale, Friar Tuck, Lady Kluck, Skippy, Sis & Tagalong and Toby Turtle; Bernard & Miss Bianca, Penny, Orville and Evinrude; Elliot the Dragon from "Pete's Dragon"; The Small One; Young Tod, Young Copper, Big Mama, Dinky & Boomer and Squeaks the Caterpillar; Taran & Princess Eilonwy, Fflewddur Fflam, Gurgi and Hen Wen; Basil of Baker Street, David Q. Dawson and Olivia Flaversham; Oliver, Dodger, Tito, Rita, Francis, Einstein and Georgette; Robin the Lost Boy from "Back to Never Land"; Ariel & Prince Eric, Sebastian, Flounder, Scuttle and Max the Sheepdog; Cody, Jake and Wilbur; Belle & the Beast, Lumiere & Fifi, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts & Chip and Maurice; Aladdin & Princess Jasmine, Genie, Abu, Rajah, the Magic Carpet and The Sultan; Young Simba & Young Nala, Timon & Pumbaa, Rafiki and Zazu; Pocahontas & John Smith, Meeko, Flit, Percy, Nakoma and Chief Powhatan; Quasimodo, Esmeralda & Phoebus, Victor, Hugo & Laverne and Djali; Hercules & Megara, Philoctetes, Pegasus and Zeus; Fa Mulan & Li Shang, Mushu, Cri-Kee and Yao, Ling & Chien Po; Tarzan & Jane Porter, Terk, Tantor, Kala and Kerchak; Duke, Joe, Flying John and Rachel; Aladar and Plio, Yar, Zini & Suri; John Henry; Kuzco {as a Llama}, Pacha and Kronk; Milo Thatch & Kida Nedakh, Joshua Sweet, Vincenzo Santorini, Audrey Ramirez, Cookie, Gaetan Molière and Wilhelmina Packard; Lilo & Stitch, Nani Pelekai & David Kawena, Jumba Jookiba & Pleakley and Scrump {Lilo's Doll}; Jim Hawkins, B.E.N., Dr. Delbert Doppler, Captain Amelia, Morph and John Silver; Kenai {as a Bear} & Koda and Rutt & Tuke; Maggie, Mrs. Calloway & Grace; Chicken Little & Abby Mallard, Runt of the Litter and Fish Out of Water; Lewis, Wilbur Robinson, DOR-15, Carl the Robot, Lucille Krunklehorn; Bolt, Mittens, Rhino and Penny; Lanny & Wayne the Elves from the "Prep & Landing" series; Tiana & Prince Naveen, Charlotte La Bouff, Louis, Ray and Mama Odie & Juju; Rapunzel & Flynn Rider, Pascal and Maximus; Nessie from "The Ballad of Nessie"; George and the Lipstick Paper Airplane from "Paperman"; Wreck-It Ralph, Vanellope von Schweetz, Fix-It Felix Jr. & Sergeant Calhoun and Taffyta Muttonfudge; Anna & Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, Sven, Grand Pabbie & the Trolls and Oaken; Winston the Dog from "Feast"; Hiro Hamada, Baymax, Wasabi, Go Go Tomago, Honey Lemon, Fred and Aunt Cass; Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde, Chief Bogo, Clawhauser, Flash, Mr. Big & Fru Fru, Koslov and Gazelle; Paul from "Inner Workings"; Moana, Maui, Pua, Heihei the Rooster and Ocean; Shank, KnowsMore and Yesss; Lieutenant Mattias, Ryder & Honeymaren and Bruni; Art & Dot from "Us Again"; Raya, Sisu the Dragon, Tuk Tuk, Tong, Boun, Noi, Dyan, Pan & Uka and Namaari; Mirabel Madrigal, the Madrigal Family {Alma, Luisa, Isabela, Antonio, Julieta & Agustín, Dolores, Camilo and Pepa & Félix} and Bruno & one of his Rats; Ethan Clade, Searcher & Meridian Clade, Jaeger Clade, Callisto Mal, Legend and Splat; Asha
Villain Cameos: The Skeletons from "The Skeleton Dance"; the Big Bad Wolf; The Evil Queen (as the Old Hag); Stromboli and Honest John & Gideon; Chernabog; Brom Bones and The Headless Horseman; Lady Tremaine, Anastasia & Drizella and Lucifer; The Queen of Hearts & the King of Hearts; Captain Hook & Mr. Smee; Maleficent; Cruella De Vil; Madam Mim; Shere Khan and Kaa; Edgar; King Leonidas & Secretary Bird from "Bedknobs and Broomsticks"; Prince John & Sir Hiss and Sheriff of Nottingham; Madame Medusa and Mr. Snoops; The Horned King and Creeper; Ratigan and Fidget; Ursula; Percival C. McLeach and Joanna; Gaston and LeFou; Jafar and Iago; Scar and Shenzi, Banzai & Ed; Governor Ratcliffe; Judge Claude Frollo; Hades and Pain & Panic; Clayton; Yzma; Bowler Hat Guy; Dr. Facilier; Mother Gothel; King Candy; Hans; Dawn Bellwether
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Industrial Light & Magic {recognized for its collaboration for Disney's ML Denoiser}
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ A Real Pain (Searchlight Pictures {November 1, 2024}): Best Supporting Actory - Kieran Culkin
*It was presented as a Certificate {created & mailed by Matthew Troncone, also as a gift} during the Academy Sci-Tech Awards.
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98th Academy Awards (Films of 2025):
1) Walt Disney Studios Distribution:
+ Pixar Animation Studios (recognized for its collaboration for ILM's Lama through Pixar's RenderMan)*
{Special Thanks to Cast Members of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products}
2) Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound:
+ Technical Achievement Award - Vincent Dedun and Emmanuel Turquin for "the design, architecture & engineering" and to Jonathan Moulin for "the design and creative vision of Lama at Industrial Light & Magic."
+ Skywalker Sound
P.S. - It's the same year Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound celebrating their 50th Anniversary.
3) 20th Century Studios Film Corporation:
+ Avatar: Fire and Ash - A James Cameron Film (20th Century Studios with Lightstorm Entertainment {December 19, 2025}): Best Visual Effects - Joe Letteri, Richard Baneham, Eric Saindon & Daniel Barrett
*While Lama was developed by ILM primarily in 2017, Pixar began adapted it into its iconic RenderMan system since 2021, starting with RenderMan 24.
P.S. - Congratulations to the winners at the 98th Oscars.
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