Maureen O'Hara and Walter Pidgeon in Qu'elle était verte ma vallée (1941)

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Qu'elle était verte ma vallée

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19 wins & 6 nominations

Academy Awards, USA

1942 Winner Oscar
- Best Picture
1942 Winner Oscar
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role
- Donald Crisp
1942 Nominee Oscar
- Best Actress in a Supporting Role
- Sara Allgood
1942 Winner Oscar
- Best Director
- John Ford
1942 Nominee Oscar
- Best Writing, Screenplay
- Philip Dunne

Argentinean Film Critics Association Awards

1943 Winner Silver Condor
- Best Foreign Film (Mejor Película Extranjera)
- John Ford
USA.

National Board of Review, USA

1941 Winner NBR Award
- Top Ten Films
1941 Winner NBR Award
- Best Acting
- Sara Allgood
1941 Winner NBR Award
- Best Acting
- Donald Crisp
1941 Winner NBR Award
- Best Acting
- Roddy McDowall

National Film Preservation Board, USA

1990 Winner National Film Registry

New York Film Critics Circle Awards

1941 Winner NYFCC Award
- Best Director
- John Ford
1941 Nominee NYFCC Award
- Best Film

Photoplay Awards

1942 Winner Photoplay Award
- Best Pictures of the Month (January)
1942 Winner Photoplay Award
- Best Performances of the Month (January)
- Walter Pidgeon
1942 Winner Photoplay Award
- Best Performances of the Month (January)
- Roddy McDowall
1942 Winner Photoplay Award
- Best Performances of the Month (January)
- Donald Crisp
1942 Winner Photoplay Award
- Best Performances of the Month (January)
- Maureen O'Hara

Online Film & Television Association

2007 Winner OFTA Film Hall of Fame
- Motion Picture

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