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The Heart of the Matter (George More O'Ferrall, 1953).
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The Heart of the Matter (George More O'Ferrall, 1953).
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The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)
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The Bridge on the River Kwai was released in the UK on 2 October 1957 (it would not be released in the US until 14 December).
Pierre Boulle was given official screenwriting credit for adapting his novel, but the actual script was written by Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson, but both had been blacklisted as suspected communists. The film received the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, and Boulle (who spoke and wrote no English) accepted the Oscar. Foreman and Wilson were not recognized until 1984.
The film was nominated for 8 Academy Awards, and received 7, including Best Picture, Best Director (David Lean), Best Actor (Alec Guinness), Best Score (Malcolm Arnold), Best Cinematography (Jack Hildyard), and Best Editing (Peter Taylor).
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And the Academy Award for Best Cinematography goes to - 1950 - (BW) Robert Krasker The Third Man (Not pictured - Colour - Robert Surtees - King Solomon's Mines) 1951 - (Colour) Alfred Gilks & John Alton - An American In Paris (Not pictured - BW - William C. Mellor - A Place in The Sun) 1952 - (BW) Robert Surtees - The Bad & The Beautiful (Not pictured - Colour - Winton Hoch & Archie Stout - The Quiet Man) 1953 - (BW) Burnett Guffey - From Here To Eternity (Not pictured - Colour - Loyal Griggs - Shane) 1954 - (Colour) Milton R. Krasner - Three Coins In The Fountain (Not pictured - BW - Boris Kaufman - On The Waterfront) 1955 - (Colour) Robert Burks - To Catch A Thief (Not pictured - BW - James Wong Howe - The Rose Tattoo) 1956 - (BW) Joseph Ruttenberg - Somebody Up There Likes Me (Not pictured - Colour - Lionel Lindon - Around The World in 80 Days) 1957 - Jack Hildyard - The Bridge On The River Kwai 1958 - (Colour) Joseph Ruttenberg - Gigi (Not pictured - BW - Sam Leavitt - The Defiant Ones) 1959 - (Colour) Robert Surtees - Ben Hur (Not pictured - BW - William C. Mellor - The Diary of Anne Frank)