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Oscar nominations of Black & white films

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Trussell | 19:57 Tue 06th Feb 2007 | Film, Media & TV
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Is this the correct section to ask what was the next black & white film after Elephant Man in 1980 to be nominated for an Oscar, please?

And does anyone know the answer as I've googled and got nowhere

Thanks in anticipation
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Could it be Schindlers List?
Raging Bull was same year as Elephant Man
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Thank you both very much indeed.

Will investigate those suggestions
Good Night and Good Luck?
"Schindler's List" (and "Raging Bull" for that matter) were films containing both B&W and colour footage.

The next film comprised entirely of B&W footage to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award was George Clooney's "Good Night, and Good Luck" in 2006.
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Thank you both, Metz and Kempie. I was quite amused at my own re-action to Metz' posting as i thought he/she was just being friendly, even though 22.40 is not very late for me! It was only when I read kempie's posting did i realise the truth!! oh, dear! need to get a grip, i think!
Broadway Danny Rose (1984)?

(Nominated for Best Dir & Best Screenplay - both Woody Allen - in 1985)
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Thank you very much for your help. I now see that I have to read the question very carefully.

It was certainly a nomination and not a winner that was asked for. i shall investigate if it was any award or best screenplay or picture.

many thanks again
Was there a Woody Allen one?
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I do not know, but octavius suggested that there was

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