Sean Baker Makes Oscars History With Four Wins for One Movie With ‘Anora’

“Anora” chief Sean Dough puncher has ended up the to begin with individual to win four Oscars in the same year for the same film.

During Sunday’s ceremony, Dough puncher won Oscars for unique screenplay, film altering, coordinating and best picture. With those, Dough puncher ties another popular filmmaker: Walt Disney. But whereas Disney won four Oscars in the same night in 1953, it was for four diverse movies (“The Living Desert,” “The Alaskan Eskimo,” “Bear Country” and “Toot, Shriek, Plunk and Boom”). Disney was too designated that year for “Ben and Me” and “Rugged Bear.”

When Bread cook acknowledged the grant for best chief, he said thanks to the Institute for recognizing an autonomous film in “Anora.” “We’re all here today and observing this broadcast since we cherish motion pictures. Where did we drop in cherish with the motion pictures? At the motion picture theater,” Bread cook said. He moreover took the opportunity to shoutout Quentin Tarantino, the category moderator, for casting Mikey Madison in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” which driven Dough puncher to cast her in “Anora.”

It’s profoundly bizarre for a film’s executive to win an altering Oscar, but not without point of reference. In expansion to his coordinating grant, Alfonso Cuarón won an altering Oscar nearby editor Stamp Sanger for his 2013 film “Gravity;” whereas in expansion to best picture and chief, James Cameron was one of three who earned an altering Oscar for his 1997 epic “Titanic.”

Director Bong Joon Ho came near to Baker’s record in 2020 with “Parasite,” which won Oscars for best picture, chief, unique screenplay and worldwide film. But since the Oscar for universal film in fact goes to the nation, not the filmmaker, Bong won three Oscars instep of four, with one grant going to South Korea.

“Anora” has cleaned up all through the season, coming into the Oscars with wins at the Makers Society Grants, Executives Society Grants and Journalists Society Grants for unique screenplay. In expansion to Baker’s wins, Madison won for best on-screen character and Yura Borisov was designated for best supporting actor.

This isn’t the to begin with Pastry specialist film to make its way to the Oscars, as Willem Dafoe was assigned for his supporting part in “The Florida Project.” Be that as it may, “Anora” stamped the to begin with time that Dough puncher himself was designated for his work as a essayist or executive.