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Walt Disney Academy Awards

Walt Disney holds the records for number of Academy Award nominations (with fifty-nine) and number of awarded Oscars (twenty-six, below). Four of his Oscars were special awards, and one, his last, was granted posthumously.

Year	Award	Film	Result
1931–32	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Flowers and Trees	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Mickey's Orphans	Nominated
1932–33	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Three Little Pigs	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Building a Building	Nominated
1934	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Tortoise and the Hare	Won
1935	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Three Orphan Kittens	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Who Killed Cock Robin?	Nominated
1936	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Country Cousin	Won
1937	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Old Mill	Won
1938	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Story of Ferdinand	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Brave Little Tailor	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Good Scouts	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Mother Goose Goes Hollywood	Nominated
1939	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Ugly Duckling	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Pointer	Nominated
1941	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Lend a Paw	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Truant Officer Donald	Nominated
1942	Best Documentary	The Grain That Built a Hemisphere	Nominated
	Best Documentary	The New Spirit	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Der Fuehrer's Face	Won
1943	Best Documentary (Short Subject)	Water: Friend or Enemy	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Reason and Emotion	Nominated
1944	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	How to Play Football	Nominated
1945	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Donald's Crime	Nominated
1946	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Squatter's Rights	Nominated
1947	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Chip an' Dale	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Pluto's Blue Note	Nominated
1948	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Mickey and the Seal	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Tea for Two Hundred	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Two-Reel)	Seal Island	Nominated
1949	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Toy Tinkers	Nominated
1950	Best Short Subject (Two-Reel)	In Beaver Valley	Won
1951	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Lambert the Sheepish Lion	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Two-Reel)	Nature's Half Acre	Won
1952	Best Short Subject (Two-Reel)	Water Birds	Won
1953	Best Documentary (Feature)	The Living Desert	Won
	Best Documentary (Short Subject)	The Alaskan Eskimo	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Rugged Bear	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Two-reel)	Bear Country	Won
	Best Short Subject (Two-reel)	Ben and Me	Nominated
1954	Best Documentary (Feature)	The Vanishing Prairie	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Pigs Is Pigs	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Two-reel)	Siam	Nominated
1955	Best Documentary (Short Subject)	Men Against the Arctic	Won
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	No Hunting	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Two-reel)	Switzerland	Nominated
1956	Best Short Subject (Two-reel)	Samoa	Nominated
1957	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Truth About Mother Goose	Nominated
1958	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Paul Bunyan	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Live Action)	Grand Canyon	Won
1959	Best Documentary (Short Subject)	Donald in Mathmagic Land	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Noah's Ark	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Live Action)	Mysteries of the Deep	Nominated
1960	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Goliath II	Nominated
	Best Short Subject (Live Action)	Islands of the Sea	Nominated
1961	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Aquamania	Nominated
1962	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Symposium on Popular Songs	Nominated
1964	Best Picture	Mary Poppins	Nominated
1968	Best Short Subject (Cartoon)	Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day	Won

Honorary Awards

Year (Ceremony)	Notes	Award
1931–32 (5th)	To Walt Disney "for the creation of Mickey Mouse."	statuette
1938 (11th)	To Walt Disney "for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, recognized as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field for the motion picture cartoon."	one statuette and seven miniature statuettes on a stepped base
1941 (14th)	To Walt Disney, William Garity, John N. A. Hawkins and the RCA Manufacturing Company "for their outstanding contribution to the advancement of the use of sound in motion pictures through the production of Fantasia."	certificate of merit
1941 (14th)	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Thalberg bust

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