ACADEMIA: THE OSCAR WINNERS OF HARVARD’S PAST

Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport

Edward Zwick ’74, 1999, Best Picture

Shakespeare In Love

Matt Damon, Class of 1992, 1998, Best Original Screenplay

Good Will Hunting

David Frankel ’81, 1997, Best Live Action Short

Dear Diary

Kenneth Perlin ’79, 1997, Technical Achievement Award

Mira Sorvino ’89-’90, 1996, Best Supporting Actress

Mighty Aphrodite

Michael Crichton ’64, HMS ’69, 1995, Technical Achievement Award

Tommy Lee Jones ’69, 1994, Best Supporting ActorThe Fugitive

Ron Bass, HLS ’67, 1989, Best Original Screenplay

Rain Man

William Kelley, MA ’57, 1986, Best Original Screenplay

Witness

Murray Lerner ’48, 1981, Best Documentary

From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China

Frank Pierson ’46-’50, 1976, Best Original Screenplay

Dog Day Afternoon

Jack Lemmon ’47, 1974, Best Actor

Save the Tiger

Johnny Green ’28, 1969, Best Score of a Musical

Oliver!

Johnny Green ’28, 1962, Best Scoring of a Musical

West Side Story

Alan Jay Lerner ’40, 1959, Best Adapted Screenplay

Gigi

Alan Jay Lerner ’40, 1959, Best Song

Gigi

Charles Brackett ’41, 1958, Honorary Award

Jack Lemmon ’47, 1956, Best Supporting Actor

Mister Roberts

Charles Brackett ’41, 1954, Best Story and Screenplay

Titanic

Daniel Taradash ’33, HLS ’36, 1954, Best Screenplay

From Here To Eternity

Johnny Green ’28, 1954, Best One-Reel Short

Overture to The Merry Wives of Windsor

Alan Jay Lerner ’40, 1952, Best Story and Screenplay

An American in Paris

Harry Brown ’38, 1952, Best Screenplay

A Place in the Sun

Johnny Green ’28, 1952,  Best Scoring of a Musical

An American in Paris

Josephine Hull, Class of 1899, 1951, Best Supporting Actress

Harvey

Charles Brackett ’41, 1951, Best Story and Screenplay

Sunset Blvd.

Broderick Crawford,  Class of 1934, 1950, Best Actor

All the King’s Men

Johnny Green ’28, 1949 , Best Scoring of a Musical

Easter Parade

Robert E. Sherwood ’17, 1947, Best Screenplay

The Best Years of Our Lives

Charles Brackett ’41, 1946, Best Picture

The Lost Weekend

Charles Brackett ’41, 1946, Best Screenplay

The Lost Weekend

Douglas Fairbanks, Class of 1904, 1940, Honorary Award