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Movies with Multiple Oscar Nominations but Zero Wins: A Look Back at Academy Award History

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Movies with Multiple Oscar Nominations but Zero Wins: A Look Back at Academy Award History

The prestigious Hollywood Academy Awards have seen many successful films over the years, but not all of them walk away with a coveted Oscar. This year’s ceremony is no different, with two standout films, “The Moon Killers” by Martin Scorsese and “Maestro” by Bradley Cooper, leading the pack with multiple nominations but uncertain outcomes.

“The Moon Killers” garnered 10 nominations, including a strong nod for Lily Gladstone, who could become the first Native American woman to win an Oscar. Meanwhile, “Maestro” earned 7 nominations, creating a buzz around its potential success on the big night.

Looking back at past ceremonies, there are notable films that had significant nominations but left empty-handed. “The Elephant Man” (1981) received 8 nominations but lost to “People Like One,” marking Robert Redford’s directorial debut. Similarly, “The Wolf” (1942) and “The Devil’s Cauldron” (1958) both received 9 nominations each but were overshadowed by other winners such as “How Green Was My Valley!” and “The Bridge on the River Kwai,” respectively.

While these films may not have taken home any Oscars, they remain important pieces of cinema history. To see the full list of successful films that didn’t win a single Hollywood Academy Award, visit Clarín for more details.

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