1929 Academy Awards

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The 1929 Academy Awards were the inaugural ceremony of the Oscars, honoring the best films and performances of the 1927–1928 film season in Hollywood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Academy Awards ceremony
alsoKnownAs 1st Academy Awards
First Academy Awards
linked to: 1st Academy Awards
awardFor Excellence in cinematic achievements
bestActorWinner Emil Jannings
bestActorWinningRoles The Last Command
The Way of All Flesh
bestActressWinner Janet Gaynor
bestActressWinningRoles Seventh Heaven
Street Angel
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
bestDirectorComedyPictureFilm Two Arabian Knights
bestDirectorComedyPictureWinner Lewis Milestone
bestDirectorDramaticPictureFilm Seventh Heaven
bestDirectorDramaticPictureWinner Frank Borzage
bestPictureCategoryName Outstanding Picture
bestPictureWinner Wings
broadcast not broadcast on radio
not broadcast on television
ceremonyNumber 1
city Hollywood
country United States
date 1929-05-16
duration 15 minutes
filmEligibilityPeriodEnd 1928-07-31
filmEligibilityPeriodStart 1927-08-01
followedBy 2nd Academy Awards
host Douglas Fairbanks
William C. DeMille
linked to: William C. deMille
industry film industry
language English
location California
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Los Angeles
mostAwardsFilm Seventh Heaven
mostAwardsFilmCount 3
notableFact only Academy Awards ceremony not to be broadcast in any form at the time
only Academy Awards ceremony where the winners were announced in advance to the media
only year in which Best Picture was split into two separate categories
numberOfGuests 270
organizer Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
precededBy none
presentedBy Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
seasonHonored 1927–1928 film season
ticketPrice 5 US dollars
uniqueAward Best Unique and Artistic Picture
uniqueAwardWinner Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
venueRoom Blossom Room

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1st Academy Awards alsoKnownAs 1929 Academy Awards