Patton (1970)

Plot Summary

The World War II journey of the iconic American General George S. Patton. The film explores Patton's controversial yet brilliant military career, showcasing his strategic brilliance, leadership style, and unyielding determination. Through compelling performances and vivid storytelling, it offers a captivating portrayal of a charismatic and polarizing figure in military history.

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Awards

Golden Globes, USA (1971)

Golden Globe 1971

Nominated

Best Motion Picture - Drama

BAFTA Awards (1971)

BAFTA Film Award 1971

Nominated

Best Sound Track

Don Hall Douglas O. Williams Don J. Bassman

Academy Awards, USA (1971)

Oscar 1971

Nominated

Best Effects, Special Visual Effects

Alex Weldon

Oscar 1971

Winner

Best Picture

Frank McCarthy

Oscar 1971

Winner

Best Art Direction-Set Decoration

Urie McCleary Gil Parrondo Antonio Mateos Pierre-Louis Thévenet

Oscar 1971

Nominated

Best Cinematography

Fred J. Koenekamp

Oscar 1971

Winner

Best Sound

Douglas O. Williams Don J. Bassman

Oscar 1971

Winner

Best Film Editing

Hugh S. Fowler

Oscar 1971

Winner

Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced

Francis Ford Coppola Edmund H. North

Oscar 1971

Nominated

Best Music, Original Score

Jerry Goldsmith