United Artists (Rumulus Films Inc.)
Oscar Nominations: 7
Picture, produced by John Huston
Director: John Huston
Actor: Jose Ferrer
Supporting Actress: Colette Marchand
Film Editing: Ralph Kemplen
Art Direction-Set Decoration (color): Paul Sheriff; Marcel Vertes
Costume Design (color): Marcel Vertes
Oscar Awards: 2
Art Direction
Costume
Oscar Context
The most nominated films in 1952 were Fred Zinnemann's Western “High Noon,” John Huston's “Moulin Rouge,” and John Ford's rustic romance “The Quiet Man,” each with 7 nods including Best Picture. But the Best Picture winner was “The Greatest Show on Earth,” winning two of its five nods. The fifth nominee was the historical drama “Ivanhoe,” which received three but lost in each of its categories.
The Directing Oscar went to John Ford for “The Quiet Man,” and the Acting Oscars to Gary Cooper for “High Noon” and Gloria Grahame for “The Bad and the Beautiful.”