All the awards and nominations of A Streetcar Named Desire

A Streetcar Named Desire

1951

Elia Kazan

Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, Karl Malden ...

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Drama

Drama

After her husband's suicide, Blanche, helpless and disoriented, takes refuge in New Orleans at the home of her young sister Stella, married to the brutish Stanley Kowalski. While trying to start a new life for herself, Blanche begins to frequent several of Stanley's friends and becomes close to the timid Mitch, who is fascinated by her ambiguous behavior. All too soon, however, bending to the constant pressure she is under in her new ... [+]

24th Academy Awards (1952) - Movies from 1951

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Best Picture

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Best Director (Elia Kazan)

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Best Leading Actress (Vivien Leigh)

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Best Leading Actor (Marlon Brando)

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Best Supporting Actor (Karl Malden)

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Best Supporting Actress (Kim Hunter)

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Best Screenplay (Tennessee Williams)

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Best Cinematography, Black & White (Harry Stradling Sr.)

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Best Score Drama or Comedy (Alex North)

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Best Art Direction, Black & White (Richard Day, George James Hopkins)

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Best Costume Design, Black & White (Lucinda Ballard)

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Best Sound Mixing (Nathan Levinson)

9th Golden Globes Awards (1952) - Movies from 1951

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Best Picture - Drama

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Best Leading Actress Drama (Vivien Leigh)

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Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture (Kim Hunter)

BAFTA 1953: British Academy Film Awards (Movies from 1952)

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Best Film

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Best British Actress (Vivien Leigh)

Venice Film Festival 1951

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Golden Lion - Best Picture

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Special Jury Prize

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Volpi Cup - Best Actress (Vivien Leigh)

Writers Guild Awards (WGA) - Movies from 1951

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Best Drama Screenplay (Tennessee Williams)

New York Film Critics Circle - Year 1951 - http://nyfcc.com

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Best Picture

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Best Director (Elia Kazan)

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Best Actor (Marlon Brando)

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Best Actress (Vivien Leigh)

NBR (National Board of Review) - Awards for 1951

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Top Films (In alphabetical order)

Directors Guild of America (DGA) - 1951 Productions

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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film (Elia Kazan)

12th CEC Medals

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Best Foreign Actress (Vivien Leigh)

1 Sant Jordi Awards

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Best Script (Tennessee Williams)

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Best Actress (Vivien Leigh)