Production Design (Color)

1946 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) WinnerFrenchman's CreekHans DreierAn English lady falls madly in love with a French Pirate.Amazon1946 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) NomineesA Thousand and One NightsStephen GoossonAmazonLeave Her to HeavenLyle R. WheelerAmazonNational VelvetCedric GibbonsAmazonSan AntonioTed SmithAmazon

1945 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) WinnerWilsonWiard IhnenA chronicle of the political career of US President Woodrow Wilson.Amazon1945 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) NomineesCover GirlLionel BanksAmazonKismetCedric GibbonsAmazonLady in the DarkHans DreierAmazonThe ClimaxJohn B. GoodmanAmazonThe Desert SongCharles NoviAmazonThe Princess and the PirateErnst FegtéAmazon

1944 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) WinnerPhantom of the OperaAlexander GolitzenA disfigured violinist haunts the Paris Opera House.Amazon1944 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) NomineesFor Whom the Bell TollsHans DreierAmazonThe Gang's All HereJames BaseviAmazonThis Is the ArmyJohn HughesAmazonThousands CheerCedric GibbonsAmazon

1943 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) WinnerMy Gal SalRichard DayChronicles the early life of gay nineties-era songwriter Paul Dresser as he outgrows his job as carnival entertainer and moves up into New York society, writing one hit song after another. ...Amazon1943 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) NomineesArabian NightsAlexander GolitzenAmazonCaptains of the CloudsTed SmithAmazonReap the Wild WindHans DreierAmazonThe Jungle BookVincent KordaAmazon

1942 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) WinnerBlossoms in the DustCedric GibbonsAfter losing her young son, Edna Gladney opposes the unfair laws discriminating against children whose parents are unknown, and opens an orphanage for those children.Amazon1942 Academy Awards - Production Design (Color) NomineesBlood and SandRichard DayAmazonLouisiana PurchaseRaoul Pene Du BoisAmazon