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19ª Edición · 1948

Academy Awards · Shrine Auditorium

19ª Ceremonia de los Oscar

Año 1948
Películas de 1947
Sede Shrine Auditorium
Mejor Película 170 min
Póster de The Best Years of Our Lives

Ganadores principales

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Dir. William Wyler
IMDb 8.1RT 98%MC 93/100BO $23,650,000

Tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945), los soldados supervivientes, algunos con taras físicas, regresan a los Estados Unidos. Aunque al principio se les trata como héroes, poco tiempo después com...

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The Best Years of Our Lives
William Wyler
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The Best Years of Our Lives
Fredric March
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To Each His Own
Olivia de Havilland
«Primera de dos victorias. Había ganado un pleito histórico contra Warner Bros. que cambió las leyes laborales de Hollywood.»
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Contexto histórico
Hollywood Faces Congressional Investigation Over Communist Influence

The House Un-American Activities Committee begins its investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood. Ten screenwriters and directors, later known as the Hollywood Ten, refuse to testify and are cited for contempt of Congress.

Film Industry Struggles with Post-War Attendance Decline and Competition

Movie theater attendance drops significantly as Americans shift their leisure habits after WWII. The rise of television and suburban lifestyle changes challenge Hollywood's dominance in entertainment.

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Contexto de la época

The Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Faces Congressional Investigation Over Communist Influence
The House Un-American Activities Committee begins its investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood. Ten screenwriters and directors, later known as the Hollywood Ten, refuse to testify and are cited for contempt of Congress.
1947-10-20
Variety
Film Industry Struggles with Post-War Attendance Decline and Competition
Movie theater attendance drops significantly as Americans shift their leisure habits after WWII. The rise of television and suburban lifestyle changes challenge Hollywood's dominance in entertainment.
1947-12-15
Los Angeles Times
Academy Awards Ceremony Returns to Public Venue After War Years
The 1948 Oscar ceremony at the Shrine Auditorium marks Hollywood's full return to glamorous public celebrations. The industry celebrates films dealing with veterans' readjustment, reflecting America's post-war concerns.
1948-03-20
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