Academy Award winners
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The Muppets and Jim Henson's Creature Shop have long played host to accomplished actors and technicians. Many have been nominated for Academy Awards, and a select group have won. The following tracks all Academy Award winners, in any class, who have worked directly with the Muppets or Henson, by year of the ceremony, covering films from the previous year.
1941
- Orson Welles (with Herman Mankiewicz), Best Original Screenplay, Citizen Kane
1951
- José Ferrer, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Cyrano de Bergerac
1954
- Frank Sinatra, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, From Here to Eternity
1956
- Jack Lemmon, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Mister Roberts
1958
- Red Buttons, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Sayonara
1959
- Bugs Bunny, Best Animated Short Subject, Knighty Knight Bugs
1960
- Charlton Heston, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Ben-Hur
- John Hubley, Best Animated Short Subject, Moonbird
1961
- Burt Lancaster, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Elmer Gantry
- Elizabeth Taylor, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Butterfield 8
- Peter Ustinov, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Spartacus
- Shirley Jones, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Elmer Gantry
1962
- Rita Moreno, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, West Side Story
1963
- Anne Bancroft, Best Actress in a Leading Role, The Miracle Worker
1965
- Julie Andrews, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Mary Poppins
- Peter Ustinov, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Topkapi
- The Pink Panther, Best Animated Short Subject, The Pink Phink
1967
- Paul Scofield, Best Actor in a Leading Role, A Man for All Seasons
- Elmer Bernstein, Best Original Music Score, Thoroughly Modern Millie
- John and Faith Hubley, Best Animated Short Subject, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Double Feature
1969
- Mel Brooks, Best Writing, Story, and Screenplay, The Producers
1970
- Goldie Hawn, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Cactus Flower
1971
- George C. Scott, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Patton
- Glenda Jackson, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Women in Love
1972
- Cloris Leachman, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, The Last Picture Show
- John Williams, Best Scoring Adaptation and Original Song Score, Fiddler on the Roof
- Oswald Morris, Best Cinematography, Fiddler on the Roof
1973
- Liza Minnelli, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Cabaret
- Joel Grey, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Cabaret
- Francis Ford Coppola (with Mario Puzo), Best Adapted Screenplay, The Godfather
1974
- Jack Lemmon, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Save the Tiger
- Glenda Jackson, Best Actress in a Leading Role, A Touch of Class
1975
- Art Carney, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Harry and Tonto
- Robert DeNiro, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, The Godfather: Part II
- Francis Ford Coppola, Best Director, The Godfather: Part II
- Francis Ford Coppola (with Mario Puzo), Best Adapted Screenplay, The Godfather: Part II
1976
- George Burns, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, The Sunshine Boys
- John Williams, Best Original Score, Jaws
1978
- Vanessa Redgrave, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Julia
- Marshall Brickman (with Woody Allen), Best Original Screenplay, Annie Hall
- John Williams, Best Original Score, Star Wars
1979
- Jon Voight, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Deer Hunter
1980
- Dustin Hoffman, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Kramer vs. Kramer
- Meryl Streep, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Kramer vs. Kramer
1981
- Robert DeNiro, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Raging Bull
- Mary Steenburgen, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Melvin and Howard
1982
- Henry Fonda, Best Actor in a Leading Role, On Golden Pond
- John Gielgud, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Arthur
1983
- Ben Kingsley, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Ghandi
- Meryl Streep, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Sophie's Choice
- Richard Attenborough, Best Director, Ghandi
- John Williams, Best Original Score, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
- Buffy Sainte-Marie (with Jack Nitzche and Will Jennings), Best Original Song, An Officer and a Gentleman, "Up Where We Belong"
1985
- F. Murray Abraham, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Amadeus
1986
- William Hurt, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Kiss of the Spider Woman
- Anjelica Huston, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Prizzi's Honor
1987
- Michael Caine, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Hannah and Her Sisters
1988
- Cher, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Moonstruck
1989
- Dustin Hoffman, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Rain Man
- Jodie Foster, Best Actress in a Leading Role, The Accused
- Kevin Kline, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, A Fish Called Wanda
1991
- Jeremy Irons, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Reversal of Fortune
- Joe Pesci, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Goodfellas
- Whoopi Goldberg, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Ghost
- Alan Menken, Best Original Score, The Little Mermaid
- Alan Menken (with Howard Ashman), Best Original Song, "Under the Sea"
1992
- Jodie Foster, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Silence of the Lambs
- Alan Menken, Best Original Score, Beauty and the Beast
- Alan Menken (with Howard Ashman), Best Original Song, Beauty and the Beast, "Beauty and the Beast"
1993
- Clint Eastwood, Best Director, Unforgiven
- Alan Menken, Best Original Score, Aladdin
- Alan Menken (with Tim Rice), Best Original Song, "A Whole New World"
1994
- Steven Spielberg, Best Director, Schindler's List
- John Williams, Best Original Score, Schindler's List
1995
- Martin Landau, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Ed Wood
- Quentin Tarantino (with Roger Avary), Best Original Screenplay, Pulp Fiction
- Elton John (with Tim Rice), Best Original Song, The Lion King, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?"
1996
- Susan Sarandon, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Dead Man Walking
- Alan Menken (with Stephan Schwartz), Best Original Score, Pocahontas
- Alan Menken (with Stephan Schwartz), Best Original Song, Pocahontas, "Colors of the Wind"
1997
- Frances McDormand, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Fargo
- Anthony Minghella, Best Director, The English Patient
- Rachel Portman, Best Music, Original Musical or Comedy Score, emma
- Cuba Gooding Jr., Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Jerry Maguire
1998
- Helen Hunt, Best Actress in a Leading Role, As Good as It Gets
- Robin Williams, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Good Will Hunting
1999
- James Coburn, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Affliction
- Steven Spielberg, Best Director, Saving Private Ryan
2000
- Michael Caine, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, The Cider House Rules
- Phil Collins, Best Original Song, Tarzan, "You'll Be in My Heart"
2001
- Julia Roberts, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Erin Brockovich
2002
- Halle Berry, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Monster's Ball
- Jim Broadbent, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Iris
- Jennifer Connelly, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, A Beautiful Mind
- Ron Howard, Best Director, A Beautiful Mind
- Randy Newman, Best Original Song, Monsters, Inc., "If I Didn't Have You"
- Denzel Washington, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Training Day
2004
- Tim Robbins, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Mystic River
2005
- Jamie Foxx, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Ray
- Morgan Freeman, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Million Dollar Baby
- Clint Eastwood, Best Director, Million Dollar Baby
2006
- John Canemaker, Best Animated Short Film, The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation
2007
- Alan Arkin, Best Actor in a SupportinG Role, Little Miss Sunshine
- Melissa Etheridge, Best Original Song, ""I Need To Wake Up" from An Inconvenient Truth.
- Jennifer Hudson, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Dreamgirls
- Helen Mirren, Best Actress in a Leading Role, The Queen
