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"Gone with the Wind" won the 1939 Best Picture award over "The Wizard of Oz." Both films were credited to director Victor Fleming, who was pulled off "Oz" to take over "GWTW."
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Who won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1935?
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What won the Oscar for Best Picture of 1963?
The Academy Award for Best Picture of 1963 went to "Tom Jones." Based on an 18th-century novel by Henry Fielding, the flm comedy was nominated for 10 Academy Awards. It also won Oscars for Best Director (Tony Richardson); Best Adapted Screenplay (John Osborne); and Best Substantially Original Score (John Addison).
What is the Best Motion Picture of the2005 Oscars?
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Who won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1996?
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