Academy Awards
| Year | Award | Film | Resulting Win |
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| 1952 | Best Motion Picture | High Noon | Cecil B. DeMille – The Greatest Show on Earth |
| 1954 | Best Motion Picture | The Caine Mutiny | Sam Spiegel – On the Waterfront |
| 1958 | Best Motion Picture | The Defiant Ones | Arthur Freed – Gigi |
| Best Director | Vincente Minnelli – Gigi | ||
| 1961 | Best Picture | Judgment at Nuremberg | Robert Wise – West Side Story |
| Best Director | Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise – West Side Story | ||
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| 1965 | Best Picture | Ship of Fools | Robert Wise – The Sound of Music |
| 1967 | Best Picture | Guess Who's Coming to Dinner | Walter Mirisch – In the Heat of the Night |
| Best Director | Mike Nichols – The Graduate | ||
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