Oscar Scorecards: Nominations By Film And Distributor

Universal’s Oppenheimer led all nominees for the 96th Oscars on Tuesday with 13, one short of tying for the most nominations in a single year.

Meanwhile, Netflix saw the most nominations for a distributor this year with 18, led by the success of Maestro, Nyad and Society of the Snow. Three distribs were second overall with 13 noms apiece: Apple Original Films (led by Killers of the Flower Moon), Searchlight (led by Poor Things) and Universal (all from Oppenheimer).

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See the full lists of noms by films and by distributor below, per the Academy’s tallies today.

Among companies, Disney’s swath of distributors (20th Century Studios, Disney+, Hulu, Lucasfilm, Marvel Studios, National Geographic Documentary Films, Pixar Animation Studios and Searchlight Pictures) had 20 noms to pace the company rankings, followed by Comcast/NBCUniversal with its Universal and Focus Features seeing 18 noms between them.

Warner Bros had eight noms (all for Barbie), while A24 and Neon had seven apiece.

A24 is the reigning Oscar Best Picture distributor with 2023’s winner Everything Everywhere All at Once, while Neon won in 2019 with Parasite. Both have Best Picture nominees this year in The Zone of Interest and Past Lives for A24, and Cannes Palme d’Or winner Anatomy of a Fall for Neon. They are joined in the marquee category by Oppenheimer, Barbie, Poor Things, Orion/Amazon MGM’s American Fiction and Focus Features’ The Holdovers.

Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer scored noms in Best Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Costume Design, Film Editing, Makeup and Hair Styling, Original Score, Production Design and Sound.

The record for most noms for a film in a single year is jointly held by All About Eve, Titanic and La La Land. The most wins ever is 11, done three times, by Ben-Hur, Titanic and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.

See the lists below.

Nominations by Film
(2 or more)

Oppenheimer – 13
Poor Things – 11
Killers of the Flower Moon – 10
Barbie – 8
Maestro – 7
American Fiction – 5
Anatomy of a Fall – 5
The Holdovers – 5
The Zone of Interest – 5
Napoleon – 3
The Creator – 2
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – 2
Nyad – 2
Past Lives – 2
Society of the Snow – 2

Nominations by Distributor

Netflix – 18
Apple Original Films – 13
Searchlight – 13
Universal – 13
Warner Bros – 9
A24 – 7
Neon – 7
Walt Disney – 5
Focus Features – 5
Orion Pictures/Amazon MGM Studios – 5
Miyu Distribution – 2
MTV Documentary Films – 2
The New Yorker – 2
Paramount – 2
Bleecker Street – 1
Disney+ – 1
Documentary+ 1
Gkids – 1
H264 Distribution – 1
Kino Lorber – 1
L.A. Times Studios – 1
National Geographic – 1
New York Times Op-Docs – 1
PBS Distribution – 1
Sony Pictures Classics – 1
Sony Pictures Releasing – 1
Toho International – 1

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