Oscar Awards: The Films with the Most Nominations in History

Oscar nominations are not always linked to achieving the same number of statuettes. On April 26, the 93rd edition is celebrated and we find a film that stands out from the rest in terms of nominations: ‘Mank’ by David Fincher, which is nominated for 10 statuettes. Throughout history we find a series of cinematographic works that They have broken all the records in terms of nominations, although afterwards the number of awards obtained tends to fall with respect to the expectations in their nomination.Until recently, James Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ showed, along with Joseph’s ‘Naked Eve’ L. Mankiewicz, the first position in terms of Oscar nominations. In 2016 a new film was joined. The 5 Films With the Most Oscar Nominations The film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter, ‘Naked Eve’, became the Oscar gala of 1951 in the first film to have 14 nominations. After only six of them, but remained alone as the most nominated for many years. We had to wait until 1997 when James Cameron swept the box office and in the nominations of that year with ‘Titanic’. The film, a classic from the 90s, starring two young Leonardio DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, also received 14 Oscar nominations. Cameron’s film swept 11 statuettes, including Best Director and Best Picture, and became the most As we say, in 2016 a fourth film joined a select group of films with the most Oscar nominations. It was ‘La La Land’, Damien Chazelle’s musical tape, starring Ryan Grosling and Emma Stone. It got 14 nominations, but it took six as well as ‘Naked Eva’.Two films with 13 nominations The two films that close the top five of the Oscar nominations are also relatively recent. In 1994 the film of the year was undoubtedly ‘Forrest Gump’. Robert Zemeckis’s film starring a fantastic Tom Hanks received 13 nominations. In the end he managed to get six, including the most important (film, director, actor and adapted screenplay). That year, Zemckis’ film competed with other great films of the 90s such as’ Life imprisonment ‘or’ Pulp Fiction ‘. Finally, it was already in 2001 when Peter Jackson was recognized by the Academy with 13 Oscar nominations for the start of his trilogy: ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring’. He got only 4, all of a technical nature.