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Oscar Wins by Studio: Fox Searchlight Leads the Way... Again

JamesArthurArmstrong JamesArthurArmstrong The 87th Academy Awards once again was a big one for Fox Searchlight — its second consecutive Best Picture winner with Birdman, after 12 Years a Slave in 2014.

This years Oscars also made Fox Searchlight the most successful studio with it bagging a total of 8 Academy Awards — four from Birdman, and 4 from Wes Anderson's, The Grand Budapest Hotel — which had a good award season in general.

Below is a list of the most successful studios from this years Academy Awards:

Birdman Wins Best Picture
Birdman Wins Best Picture

8 wins - fox searchlight

Birdman

• Best Picture

• Best Director - Alejandro G. Iñárritu

• Best Original Screenplay - Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. & Armando Bo

• Best Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki

The Grand Budapest Hotel

• Best Production Design

• Best Original Score

• Best Costume Design

• Best Make-Up and Hairstyling

4 wins - sony pictures classics

Still Alice

• Best Actress in a Leading Role - Julianne Moore

Whiplash

• Best Actor in a Supporting Role - J.K. Simmons

• Best Film Editing

• Best Sound Mixing

2 wins - disney

Big Hero 6

• Best Animated Feature Film

Feast

• Best Animated Short Film

2 wins - paramount

Interstellar

• Best Visual Effects

Selma

• Best Original Song - "Glory" performed by John Legend and Common

John Legend and Common Win Best Original Song for Selma
John Legend and Common Win Best Original Song for Selma

2 wins - weinstein company

CitizenFour

• Best Documentary Feature Film

The Imitation Game

• Best Adapted Screenplay - Graham Moore

1 win - focus features

The Theory of Everything

• Best Actor in a Leading Role - Eddie Redmayne

1 win - IFC films

Boyhood

• Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Patricia Arquette

1 win - music box

Ida

• Best Foreign Language Film

1 win - warner bros.

American Sniper

• Best Sound Editing

Note: Short Subject Movie Studios not included, expect Disney.

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