How many Oscars did Oliver win?

Answer 1

British actor Ron Moody was nominated for Best Actor of 1968 for his performance as Fagin in the musical "Oliver!" But the Oscar that year went to Cliff Robertson for his portrayal in "Charly" of a mentally challenged man whose intelligence is increased through an experiment.

Answer 2

"Oliver!" won five 1968 Academy Awards in 11 nominations. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also presented an honorary Oscar to Onna White for her choreography in the film. The nominations are listed as follows (Oscar winners in bold):

• Best Picture (John Woolf, producer).
• Best Director (Sir Carol Reed).
• Best Actor (Ron Moody).
• Best Supporting Actor (Jack Wild).
• Best Adapted Screenplay (Vernon Harris).
• Best Original Score (Johnny Green).
• Best Art Direction (John Box, Terence Marsh, Vernon Dixon and Ken Muggleston).
• Best Costume Design (Phyllis Dalton).
• Best Cinematography (Oswald Morris).
• Best Sound (Shepperton Studios).
• Best Film Editing (Ralph Kemplen).

"Oliver!" won five 1968 Academy Awards in 11 nominations. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also presented an honorary Oscar to Onna White for her choreography in the film. The nominations are listed as follows (Oscar winners in bold):

• Best Picture (John Woolf, producer).
• Best Director (Sir Carol Reed).
• Best Actor (Ron Moody).
• Best Supporting Actor (Jack Wild).
• Best Adapted Screenplay (Vernon Harris).
• Best Original Score (Johnny Green).
• Best Art Direction (John Box, Terence Marsh, Vernon Dixon and Ken Muggleston).
• Best Costume Design (Phyllis Dalton).
• Best Cinematography (Oswald Morris).
• Best Sound (Shepperton Studios).
• Best Film Editing (Ralph Kemplen).

Answer 3

It won five Oscars, one honorary award, a golden prize, a sant jordi and two golden globes.

It was also nominated for another 6 oscars, 8 BAFTA's, 3 golden laurel awards and a DGA award

Answer 4

"Oliver!" won five 1968 Academy Awards in 11 nominations. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also presented an honorary Oscar to Onna White for her choreography in the film. The nominations are listed as follows (Oscar winners in bold):

• Best Picture (John Woolf, producer).
• Best Director (Sir Carol Reed).
• Best Actor (Ron Moody).
• Best Supporting Actor (Jack Wild).
• Best Adapted Screenplay (Vernon Harris).
• Best Original Score (Johnny Green).
• Best Art Direction (John Box, Terence Marsh, Vernon Dixon and Ken Muggleston).
• Best Costume Design (Phyllis Dalton).
• Best Cinematography (Oswald Morris).
• Best Sound (Shepperton Studios).
• Best Film Editing (Ralph Kemplen).