48ª Edición · 1977
Academy Awards · Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
48ª Ceremonia de los Oscar
Ganadores principales
Mejor Película
Dir. Milos Forman
Randle McMurphy (Jack Nicholson), un violador de espíritu libre, que vive contracorriente, es recluido en un hospital psiquiátrico. La inflexible disciplina del centro acentúa su contagiosa tendencia ...
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Mejor Actor
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
«Primer Oscar de Nicholson. "Gracias a Fred Roos que confió en mí cuando nadie más lo hacía."»
Mejor Actriz
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
«Dedicó su discurso en lenguaje de signos a sus padres sordos que la estaban viendo por televisión. Uno de los momentos más emotivos de la historia de los Oscar.»
Contexto histórico
'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' Makes Oscar History with Big Five Sweep
Milos Forman's film becomes only the second in Oscar history to win all five major categories. The last film to achieve this feat was 'It Happened One Night' in 1934, making this a rare cinematic milestone that stunned Hollywood insiders.
Hollywood Grapples with Post-Watergate Cynicism in New American Cinema
The film industry reflects America's distrust of institutions following Nixon's resignation. Movies like 'All the President's Men' and 'Network' capture the nation's skeptical mood, while anti-establishment themes dominate the year's most acclaimed pictures.
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Contexto de la época
Variety
'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' Makes Oscar History with Big Five Sweep
Milos Forman's film becomes only the second in Oscar history to win all five major categories. The last film to achieve this feat was 'It Happened One Night' in 1934, making this a rare cinematic milestone that stunned Hollywood insiders.
1976-03-29
The Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Grapples with Post-Watergate Cynicism in New American Cinema
The film industry reflects America's distrust of institutions following Nixon's resignation. Movies like 'All the President's Men' and 'Network' capture the nation's skeptical mood, while anti-establishment themes dominate the year's most acclaimed pictures.
1976-12-15
Los Angeles Times
Louise Fletcher's Sign Language Oscar Speech Honors Deaf Parents
Fletcher's emotional acceptance speech included sign language to thank her deaf parents, creating one of Oscar history's most touching moments. Her portrayal of Nurse Ratched ironically launched her career despite the character's villainous nature.
1976-03-30
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