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By below the line I mean movies that won Best Picture and nothing else or won nothing else besides also Best Director and/or acting and/or screenplay

Year	Best Picture winner	Below the line nomination/s	Below the line winner/s
1928/1929	The Broadway Melody	No	Best Production Design for The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Best Cinematography for White Shadows in the South Seas
1929/1930	All Quiet on the Western Front	Best Cinematography	With Byrd at the South Pole
1931/1932	Grand Hotel	No	Best Live Action Short Film for both The Music Box and Wrestling Swordfish, Best Animated Short Film for Flowers and Trees, Best Sound for Paramount Pictures (no movie won the award), Best Production Design for Transatlantic and Best Cinematography for Shanghai Express
1934	It Happened One Night	No	Best Live Action Short Film for both La Cucaracha and City of Wax, Best Animated Short Film for The Tortoise and the Hare, both Best Original Score and Best Sound for One Night of Love, Best Original Song for "The Continental" from The Gay Divorcee, Best Assistant Director for Jon Waters for Villa Villa!, Best Production Design for The Merry Widow, Best Cinematography for Cleopatra and Best Film Editing for Eskimo
1935	Mutiny on the Bounty	Best Original Score and Best Film Editing	The Informer and A Midsummer Night'S Dream
1937	The Life of Emile Zola	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Assistant Director for Russ Saunders and Best Production Design	One Hundred Men and a Girl, The Hurricane, Robert Webb for In Old Chicago and Lost Horizon
1938	You Can't Take It with You	Best Sound, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Cowboy and the Lady, The Great Waltz and The Adventures of Robin Hood
1943	Casablanca	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Song of Bernadette (both Best Original Score and Best Cinematography) and Air Force (Best Film Editing)
1945	The Lost Weekend	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Spellbound (which ironically was also composed by Miklos Rosza and means he lost to himself), The Picture of Dorian Gray and National Velvet
1947	Gentleman's Agreement	Best Film Editing	Body and Soul
1949	All the King's Men	Best Film Editing	Champion
1952	The Greatest Show on Earth	Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	Moulin Rouge and High Noon
1955	Marty	Best Production Design and Best Cinematography	The Rose Tattoo (both Best Production Design and Best Cinematography)
1969	Midnight Cowboy	Best Film Editing	Z
1972	The Godfather	Best Sound, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	Cabaret (both Best Sound and Best Film Editing) and Travels with My Aunt (Best Costume Design)
1975	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Jaws (both Best Original Score and Best Film Editing) and Barry Lyndon (Best Cinematography)
1977	Annie Hall	No	Best International Feature Film for Madame Ross, Best Documentary Feature Film for Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids?, Best Documentary Short Film for Gravity Is My Enemy, Best Live Action Short Film for I'll Find My Way, Best Animated Short Film for The Sand Castle, Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Film Editing and Best Visual Effects for Star Wars, Best Adapted Score for A Little Night Music, Best Original Song for "You Light Up My Life" from You Light Up My Life and Best Cinematography for Close Encounters of the Third Kind
1979	Kramer vs. Kramer	Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Apocalypse Now and All That Jazz
1980	Ordinary People	No	Best International Feature Film for Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, Best Documentary Feature Film for From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China, Best Documentary Short Film for Karl Hess: Toward Liberty, Best Live Action Short Film for The Dollar Bottom, Best Animated Short Film for The Fly, both Best Original Score and Best Original Song for "Fame" for Fame, Best Sound for The Empire Strikes Back, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design for Tess and Best Film Editing for Raging Bull
1983	Terms of Endearment	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design and Best Film Editing	The Right Stuff (Best Original Score, Best Sound and Best Film Editing) and Fanny and Alexander (Best Production Design)
1988	Rain Man	Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Milagro Beanfield War, Dangerous Liaisons, Mississippi Burning and Who Framed Roger Rabbit
1991	The Silence of the Lambs	Best Sound and Best Film Editing	Terminator 2: Judgment Day and JFK
2001	A Beautiful Mind	Best Original Score, Best Makeup and Best Film Editing	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (both Best Original Score and Best Makeup) and Black Hawk Down (Best Film Editing)
2004	Million Dollar Baby	Best Film Editing	The Aviator
2007	No Country for Old Men	Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum (Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing and Best Film Editing) and There Will Be Blood (Best Cinematography)
2010	The King's Speech	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	The Social Network (both Best Original Score and Best Film Editing), Inception (both Best Sound and Best Cinematography) and Alice in Wonderland (both Best Production Design and Best Costume Design)
2013	12 Years a Slave	Best Production Design, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	The Great Gatsby (both Best Production Design and Best Costume Design) and Gravity (Best Film Editing)
2015	Spotlight	Best Film Editing	Mad Max: Fury Road
2016	Moonlight	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	La La Land (both Best Original Score and Best Cinematography) and Hacksaw Ridge (Best Film Editing)
2018	Green Book	Best Film Editing	Bohemian Rhapsody
2020	Nomadland	Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Mank and Sound of Metal
2021	CODA	No	Best Animated Feature Film for Encanto, Best International Feature Film for Drive My Car, Best Documentary Feature Film for Summer of Soul, Best Documentary Short Film for The Queen of Basketball, Best Live Action Short Film for The Long Goodbye, Best Animated Short Film for The Windshield Viper, Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing and Best Visual Effects for Dune, Best Original Song for "No Time to Die" from No Time to Die, Best Makeup for The Eyes of Tammy Faye and Best Costume Design for Cruella

By below the line I mean movies that won Best Picture without winning any awards besides Best Director and/or acting and/or screenplay (in another words this is basically every movie that only won Best Picture and nothing else or also won Best Director and/or acting and/or screenplay and nothing else besides any of those 3)

Year	Best Picture winner	Below the line nomination/s	Below the line winner/s
1928/1929	The Broadway Melody	No	Best Production Design for The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Best Cinematography for White Shadows in the South Seas
1929/1930	All Quiet on the Western Front	Best Cinematography	With Byrd at the South Pole
1931/1932	Grand Hotel	No	Best Live Action Short Film for both The Music Box and Wrestling Swordfish, Best Animated Short Film for Flowers and Trees, Best Sound for Paramount Pictures (no movie won the award), Best Production Design for Transatlantic and Best Cinematography for Shanghai Express
1934	It Happened One Night	No	Best Live Action Short Film for both La Cucaracha and City of Wax, Best Animated Short Film for The Tortoise and the Hare, both Best Original Score and Best Sound for One Night of Love, Best Original Song for "The Continental" from The Gay Divorcee, Best Assistant Director for Jon Waters for Villa Villa!, Best Production Design for The Merry Widow, Best Cinematography for Cleopatra and Best Film Editing for Eskimo
1935	Mutiny on the Bounty	Best Original Score and Best Film Editing	The Informer and A Midsummer Night'S Dream
1937	The Life of Emile Zola	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Assistant Director for Russ Saunders and Best Production Design	One Hundred Men and a Girl, The Hurricane, Robert Webb for In Old Chicago and Lost Horizon
1938	You Can't Take It with You	Best Sound, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Cowboy and the Lady, The Great Waltz and The Adventures of Robin Hood
1943	Casablanca	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Song of Bernadette (both Best Original Score and Best Cinematography) and Air Force (Best Film Editing)
1945	The Lost Weekend	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Spellbound (which ironically was also composed by Miklos Rosza and means he lost to himself), The Picture of Dorian Gray and National Velvet
1947	Gentleman's Agreement	Best Film Editing	Body and Soul
1949	All the King's Men	Best Film Editing	Champion
1952	The Greatest Show on Earth	Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	Moulin Rouge and High Noon
1955	Marty	Best Production Design and Best Cinematography	The Rose Tattoo (both Best Production Design and Best Cinematography)
1969	Midnight Cowboy	Best Film Editing	Z
1972	The Godfather	Best Sound, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	Cabaret (both Best Sound and Best Film Editing) and Travels with My Aunt (Best Costume Design)
1975	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Jaws (both Best Original Score and Best Film Editing) and Barry Lyndon (Best Cinematography)
1977	Annie Hall	No	Best International Feature Film for Madame Ross, Best Documentary Feature Film for Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids?, Best Documentary Short Film for Gravity Is My Enemy, Best Live Action Short Film for I'll Find My Way, Best Animated Short Film for The Sand Castle, Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Costume Design, Best Film Editing and Best Visual Effects for Star Wars, Best Adapted Score for A Little Night Music, Best Original Song for "You Light Up My Life" from You Light Up My Life and Best Cinematography for Close Encounters of the Third Kind
1979	Kramer vs. Kramer	Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Apocalypse Now and All That Jazz
1980	Ordinary People	No	Best International Feature Film for Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, Best Documentary Feature Film for From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China, Best Documentary Short Film for Karl Hess: Toward Liberty, Best Live Action Short Film for The Dollar Bottom, Best Animated Short Film for The Fly, both Best Original Score and Best Original Song for "Fame" for Fame, Best Sound for The Empire Strikes Back, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design for Tess and Best Film Editing for Raging Bull
1983	Terms of Endearment	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design and Best Film Editing	The Right Stuff (Best Original Score, Best Sound and Best Film Editing) and Fanny and Alexander (Best Production Design)
1988	Rain Man	Best Original Score, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Milagro Beanfield War, Dangerous Liaisons, Mississippi Burning and Who Framed Roger Rabbit
1991	The Silence of the Lambs	Best Sound and Best Film Editing	Terminator 2: Judgment Day and JFK
2001	A Beautiful Mind	Best Original Score, Best Makeup and Best Film Editing	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (both Best Original Score and Best Makeup) and Black Hawk Down (Best Film Editing)
2004	Million Dollar Baby	Best Film Editing	The Aviator
2007	No Country for Old Men	Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum (Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing and Best Film Editing) and There Will Be Blood (Best Cinematography)
2010	The King's Speech	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	The Social Network (both Best Original Score and Best Film Editing), Inception (both Best Sound and Best Cinematography) and Alice in Wonderland (both Best Production Design and Best Costume Design)
2013	12 Years a Slave	Best Production Design, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing	The Great Gatsby (both Best Production Design and Best Costume Design) and Gravity (Best Film Editing)
2015	Spotlight	Best Film Editing	Mad Max: Fury Road
2016	Moonlight	Best Original Score, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	La La Land (both Best Original Score and Best Cinematography) and Hacksaw Ridge (Best Film Editing)
2018	Green Book	Best Film Editing	Bohemian Rhapsody
2020	Nomadland	Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing	Mank and Sound of Metal
2021	CODA	No	Best Animated Feature Film for Encanto, Best International Feature Film for Drive My Car, Best Documentary Feature Film for Summer of Soul, Best Documentary Short Film for The Queen of Basketball, Best Live Action Short Film for The Long Goodbye, Best Animated Short Film for The Windshield Viper, Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing and Best Visual Effects for Dune, Best Original Song for "No Time to Die" from No Time to Die, Best Makeup for The Eyes of Tammy Faye and Best Costume Design for Cruella

Only 32 movies won Best Picture without winning any below the line awards

Spielberg and Nolan are my 2 favorite directors so that's why I find it interesting to point out

2017: Dunkirk (Nolan) and The Post (Spielberg)

2018: Ready Player One (Spielberg)

2019: none of them released a movie that year

2020: Tenet (Nolan)

2021: West Side Story (Spielberg)

2022: The Fabelmans (Spielberg)

2023: Oppenheimer (Nolan)

2024: none of them released a movie that year

2025: none of them released a movie that year

2026: Disclosure Day (Spielberg) and The Odyssey (Nolan)

Assuming Toy Story 1 is set in 1995, Toy Story 2 would be set in 1996 because it's set 1 year after Toy Story 1 and Toy Story 3 would be set in 2006 because it's set 10 years after Toy Story 2. To be fair there's no official source that says how long after Toy Story 3 is Toy Story 4 but I estimate around 1 year after Toy Story 3 so I put 2007 for Toy Story 4. Finally Toy Story 5 is set 2 years after Toy Story 4 so I put 2009 for Toy Story 5. Summer 2009 to be exact. Also Up is probably also set in 2009 and in summer so this would mean the events of both Up and Toy Story 5 would be taking place almost at the same time

Notorious (1946): Best Actress for Ingrid Bergman

Rope (1948): Best Supporting Actor for James Stewart

Dial M for Murder (1954): Best Actress for Grace Kelly (ironically Grace Kelly DID win Best Actress that year but for The Country Girl)

To Catch a Thief (1955): Best Actress for Grace Kelly

The Wrong Man (1956): Best Actress for Vera Miles

Pyscho (1960): Best Actor for Anthony Perkins

I heard critics loved it but most of the internet seems to hate it. Seriously it's impossible to talk about the movie on the internet without people who loved it being bullied for it. I LOVED IT. IT'S MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER AND I HOPE IT GETS NOMINATED FOR 11 OSCARS. The 11 Oscars I want it to get nominated for are Best Picture, Best Director for Steven Spielberg, Best Actor for Josh O'Connor, Best Actress for Emily Blunt, Best Supporting Actor for both Colin Firth and Colman Domingo, Best Supporting Actress for Eve Hewson, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Sound and Best Cinematography

I heard critics loved it but most of the internet seems to hate it. Seriously it's impossible to talk about the movie on the internet without people who loved it being bullied for it. I LOVED IT. IT'S MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER AND I HOPE IT GETS NOMINATED FOR 11 OSCARS

EDIT: The 11 Oscars I want it gets nominated for are Best Picture, Best Director for Steven Spielberg, Best Actor for Josh O'Connor, Best Actress for Emily Blunt, Best Supporting Actor for both Colin Firth and Colman Domingo, Best Supporting Actress for Eve Hewson, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Sound and Best Cinematography

Only 3 movies directed by Tim Burton weren't composed by Danny Elfman: Ed Wood (1994), Sweeney Todd (2007) and Miss Peregrine (2016). Helena Bonham Carter was missing in all of them except Sweeney Todd

EDIT: Additionally Miss Peregrine is the only movie directed by Tim Burton to date to not have Johnny Depp or be composed by Danny Elfman. Johnny Depp appeared in all 3 movies not composed by Danny Elfman except Miss Peregrine

Title	Worldwide gross	Reigning time
Spartacus	$60,000,000	1960-1970
Airport	$100,000,000	1970-1973
American Graffiti	$115,000,000	August-December 1973
The Sting	$156,000,000	1973-1975
Jaws	$470,000,000	1975-1982
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial	$663,000,000-$701,000,000*	1982-1993
Jurassic Park	$912,000,000-$1,029,000,000**	1993-2015
Furious 7	$1,515,000,000	April-June 2015
Jurassic World	$1,670,000,000	2015-2026
The Odyssey	$1,680,000,000***	2026-present

*Increased gross after re-releases

**If Jurassic Park had never been re-released it would've lost the record to Despicable Me 2 in 2013, which grossed $970 million

***Still in theatres

Rank	Movie	Number of nominations	Awards it was nominated for
1	Schindler's List (1993)	12 nominations	Best Picture (won), Best Director for him (won), Best Actor for Liam Neeson (lost to Tom Hanks for Philadelphia), Best Supporting Actor for Ralph Fiennes (lost to Tommy Lee Jones for The Fugitive), Best Adapted Screenplay (won), Best Original Score (won), Best Sound (lost to Jurassic Park as mentioned 18 rows below*), Best Production Design (won), Best Makeup (lost to Mrs. Doubtfire), Best Costume Design (lost to The Age of Innocence), Best Cinematography (won) and Best Film Editing (won)
1	Lincoln (2012)	12 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Argo), Best Director for him (lost to Ang Lee for Life of Pi), Best Actor for Daniel Day Lewis (won), Best Supporting Actor for Tommy Lee Jones (lost to Christoph Waltz for Django Unchained), Best Supporting Actress for Sally Field (lost to Anne Hathaway for Les Misérables), Best Adapted Screenplay (lost to Argo), Best Original Score (lost to Life of Pi), Best Sound (lost to Les Misérables), Best Production Design (won), Best Cinematography (lost to Life of Pi), Best Costume Design (lost to Anna Karenina) and Best Film Editing (lost to Argo)
3	The Color Purple (1985)	11 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Out of Africa), Best Actress for Whoopi Goldberg (lost to Geraldine Page for The Trip to Bountiful), Best Supporting Actress for both Margaret Avery and Oprah Winfrey (both lost to Anjelica Huston for Prizzi's Honor), Best Adapted Screenplay (lost to Out of Africa), Best Original Score (lost to Out of Africa), Best Original Song for "Miss Celie's Blues" (lost to "Say You, Say Me" from White Nights), Best Production Design (lost to Out of Africa), Best Cinematography (lost to Out of Africa), Best Makeup (lost to Mask) and Best Costume Design (lost to Ran)
3	Saving Private Ryan (1998)	11 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Shakespeare in Love), Best Director for him (won), Best Actor for Tom Hanks (lost to Roberto Benigni for Life Is Beautiful), Best Original Screenplay (lost to Shakespeare in Love), Best Original Score (lost to Life Is Beautiful), Best Sound Mixing (won), Best Sound Editing (won), Best Production Design (lost to Shakespeare in Love), Best Cinematography (won), Best Makeup (lost to Elizabeth) and Best Film Editing (won)
5	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	9 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Gandhi), Best Director for him (lost to Richard Attenborough for Gandhi), Best Original Screenplay (lost to Gandhi), Best Original Score (won), Best Sound Mixing (won), Best Sound Editing (won), Best Cinematography (lost to Gandhi), Best Film Editing (lost to Gandhi) and Best Visual Effects (won)
6	Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)	8 nominations	Best Director for him (lost to Woody Allen for Annie Hall), Best Supporting Actress for Melinda Dillon (lost to Vanessa Redgrave for Julia), Best Original Score (lost to Star Wars, which ironically was also composed by John Williams and means John Williams basically lost to himself), Best Sound (lost to Star Wars), Best Production Design (lost to Star Wars), Best Cinematography (won), Best Film Editing (lost to Star Wars) and Best Visual Effects (lost to Star Wars)
6	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)	8 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Chariots of Fire), Best Director for him (lost to Warren Beatty for Reds), Best Original Score (lost to Chariots of Fire), Best Sound (won), Best Production Design (won), Best Cinematography (lost to Reds), Best Film Editing (won) and Best Visual Effects (won)
8	West Side Story (2021)	7 nominations	Best Picture (lost to CODA), Best Director for him (lost to Jane Campion for The Power of the Dog), Best Supporting Actress for Ariana DeBose (won), Best Sound (lost to Dune), Best Production Design (lost to Dune), Best Cinematography (lost to Dune) and Best Costume Design (lost to Cruella)
8	The Fabelmans (2022)	7 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Everything Everywhere All at Once), Best Director for him (lost to Daniel Kwan and Scheinert for Everything Everywhere All at Once), Best Actress for Michelle Williams (lost to Michelle Yeoh for Everything Everywhere All at Once), Best Supporting Actor for Judd Hirsch (lost to Ke Huy Quan for Everything Everywhere All at Once), Best Original Screenplay (lost to Everything Everywhere All at Once), Best Original Score (lost to All Quiet on the Western Front) and Best Production Design (lost to All Quiet on the Western Front)
10	Empire of the Sun (1987)	6 nominations	Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design and Best Film Editing (lost all 6 to The Last Emperor)
10	War Horse (2011)	6 nominations	Best Picture (lost to The Artist), Best Original Score (lost to The Artist), Best Sound Editing (lost to Hugo), Best Sound Mixing (lost to Hugo), Best Production Design (lost to Hugo) and Best Cinematography (lost to Hugo)
10	Bridge of Spies (2015)	6 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Spotlight), Best Supporting Actor for Mark Rylance (won), Best Original Screenplay (lost to Spotlight), Best Original Score (lost to The Hateful Eight), Best Sound (lost to Mad Max: Fury Road) and Best Production Design (lost to Mad Max: Fury Road)
13	Hook (1991)	5 nominations	Best Original Song for "When You're Alone" (lost to "Beauty and the Beast" from Beauty and the Beast), Best Production Design (lost to Bugsy), Best Makeup (lost to Terminator 2: Judgment Day), Best Costume Design (lost to Bugsy) and Best Visual Effects (lost to Terminator 2: Judgment Day)
13	Munich (2005)	5 nominations	Best Picture (lost to Crash), Best Director for him (lost to Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain), Best Adapted Screenplay (lost to Brokeback Mountain), Best Original Score (lost to Brokeback Mountain) and Best Film Editing (lost to Crash)
15	Jaws (1975)	4 nominations	Best Picture (lost to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), Best Original Score (won), Best Sound (won) and Best Film Editing (won)
15	Amistad (1997)	4 nominations	Best Supporting Actor for Anthony Hopkins (lost to Robin Williams for Good Will Hunting), Best Original Score (lost to Titanic), Best Cinematography (lost to Titanic) and Best Costume Design (lost to Titanic)
17	1941 (1979)	3 nominations	Best Sound (lost to Apocalypse Now), Best Cinematography (lost to Apocalypse Now) and Best Visual Effects (lost to Alien)
17	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)	3 nominations	Best Original Score (lost to The Little Mermaid), Best Sound Mixing (lost to Glory) and Best Sound Editing (won)
17	Jurassic Park (1993)	3 nominations	Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing and Best Visual Effects (won all 3)
17	War of the Worlds (2005)	3 nominations	Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing and Best Visual Effects (lost all 3 to King Kong)
21	Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)	2 nominations	Best Original Score (lost to A Passage to India) and Best Visual Effects (won)
21	A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)	2 nominations	Best Original Score and Best Visual Effects (lost both to The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring)
21	Catch Me If You Can (2002)	2 nominations	Best Supporting Actor for Christopher Walken (lost to Chris Cooper for Adaptation) and Best Original Score (lost to Frida)
21	The Post (2017)	2 nominations	Best Picture (lost to The Shape of Water) and Best Actress for Meryl Streep (lost to Frances McDormand for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri)
25	The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)	1 nomination	Best Visual Effects (lost to Titanic)
25	Minority Report (2002)	1 nomination	Best Sound (lost to The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers)
25	The Adventures of Tintin (2011)	1 nomination	Best Original Score (lost to The Artist as mentioned in the brackets of 16 rows above)
25	Ready Player One (2018)	1 nomination	Best Visual Effects (lost to First Man)

*It was technically nominated for Best Sound Mixing but Best Sound Mixing and Best Sound Editing are now the same category and I like to treat it like if it was the Best Sound category unless I have no choice

The only other 3 shows that won all 4 acting Emmys from their genre in the same year are Caesar's Hour (1956), Angels in America (2003/2004) and The Crown (2020/2021). Additionally Schitt's Creek is also 1 of very few shows to win all awards from its genre in the same year

EDIT: I forgot to add "in the same year" on the title"

Rank	Peak	Title	Worldwide gross	Year
1	1	Ne Zha 2	$2,215,000,000	2025
2	2	Zootopia 2	$1,866,000,000	2025
3	1	Inside Out 2	$1,698,000,000	2024
4	1	Frozen II	$1,450,000,000	2019
5	2	The Super Mario Bros. Movie	$1,360,000,000	2023
6	1	Frozen	$1,280,000,000	2013
7	2	Incredibles 2	$1,242,000,000	2018
8	2	Minions	$1,159,000,000	2015
9	9	Toy Story 5	$1,137,000,000	2026
10	4	Toy Story 4	$1,073,000,000	2019
11	1	Toy Story 3	$1,066,000,000	2010
12	9	Moana 2	$1,059,000,000	2024
13	4	Despicable Me 3	$1,034,000,000	2017
14	4	Finding Dory	$1,028,000,000	2016
15	4	Zootopia	$1,023,000,000	2016
16	15	The Super Mario Galaxy Movie	$1,012,000,000	2026
17	12	Despicable Me 4	$972,000,000	2024
18	2	Despicable Me 2	$970,000,000	2013
19	11	Minions: The Rise of Gru	$940,000,000	2022
20	1	Shrek 2	$929,000,000	2004
21	2	Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs	$886,000,000	2009
22	4	Ice Age: Continental Drift	$877,000,000	2012
23	10	The Secret Life of Pets	$875,000,000	2016
24	1	Finding Nemo	$871,000,000	2003
25	9	Inside Out	$858,000,000	2015
26	14	Coco	$814,000,000	2017
27	3	Shrek the Third	$808,000,000	2007
28	25	Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle	$778,000,000	2025
29	1	The Lion King	$763,000,000	1994
30	7	Shrek Forever After	$752,000,000	2010
31	9	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	$746,000,000	2012
32	11	Monsters University	$743,000,000	2013
33	6	Up	$735,000,000	2009
34	23	Ne Zha	$726,000,000	2019
35	27	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse	$690,000,000	2023
36	9	Kung Fu Panda 2	$665,000,000	2011
37	4	Ice Age: The Meltdown	$660,000,000	2006
38	16	Big Hero 6	$657,000,000	2014
39	22	Moana	$643,000,000	2016
40	23	Sing	$634,000,000	2016
41	6	Kung Fu Panda	$632,000,000	2008
42	4	The Incredibles	$631,000,000	2004
43	7	Ratatouille	$623,000,000	2007
44	19	How to Train Your Dragon 2	$621,000,000	2014
45	9	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa	$603,000,000	2008
46	14	Tangled	$592,000,000	2010
47	18	The Croods	$587,000,000	2013
48	16	Cars 2	$559,000,000	2011
49	17	Puss in Boots	$554,000,000	2011
50	42	Kung Fu Panda 4	$547,000,000	2024
51	14	Despicable Me	$543,000,000	2010
52	5	Madagascar	$542,000,000	2005
53	22	Brave	$538,000,000	2012
54	8	The Simpsons Movie	$536,000,000	2007
55	40	Ralph Breaks the Internet	$529,000,000	2018
56	2	Monsters, Inc.	$528,700,000	2001
57	41	Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation	$528,000,000	2018
58	38	The Boss Baby	$527,000,000	2017
59	44	How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World	$521,700,000	2019
60	12	WALL-E	$521,300,000	2008
61	35	Kung Fu Panda 3	$521,000,000	2016
62	62	Minions & Monsters	$518,000,000	2026
63	45	The Grinch	$512,000,000	2018
64	1	Aladdin	$504,000,000	1992
65	32	Rio 2	$498,000,000	2014
66	56	Elemental	$496,000,000	2023
67	19	How to Train Your Dragon	$494,000,000	2010
68	3	Toy Story 2	$487,000,000	1999
69	4	Shrek	$484,000,000	2001
70	26	Rio	$483,000,000	2011
71	58	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	$480,000,000	2022
72	40	Hotel Transylvania 2	$474,000,000	2015
73	31	Wreck-It Ralph	$471,000,000	2012
74	59	Demon Slayer: Mugen Train	$469,000,000	2020
75	38	The Lego Movie	$468,000,000	2014
76	11	Cars	$461,000,000	2006
77	3	Tarzan	$448,000,000	1999
78	61	The Secret Life of Pets 2	$431,000,000	2019
79	64	Sing 2	$408,700,000	2021
80	49	Ice Age: Collision Course	$408,000,000	2016
81	78	Hoppers	$389,000,000	2026
82	42	Home	$386,000,000	2015
83	13	Happy Feet	$384,000,000	2006
84	56	Cars 3	$383,900,000	2017
85	7	Ice Age	$383,000,000	2002
86	21	Monsters vs. Aliens	$381,000,000	2009
87	64	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse	$375,000,000	2018
88	11	Shark Tale	$374,000,000	2004
89	34	The Adventures of Tintin	$373,900,000	2011
90	47	Penguins of Madagascar	$373,000,000	2014
91	3	A Bug's Life	$363,200,000	1998
92	3	Toy Story	$363,000,000	1995
93	40	Hotel Transylvania	$358,000,000	2012
94	62	Your Name	$357,000,000	2016
95	58	The Angry Birds Movie	$352,000,000	2016
96	7	Dinosaur	$349,000,000	2000
97	38	The Lorax	$348,000,000	2012
98	66	Trolls	$347,000,000	2016
99	3	Pocahontas	$346,000,000	1995
100	19	Over the Hedge	$339,000,000	2006

All Cars movies except Cars 2 were composed by Randy Newman (Cars 2 was composed by Michael Giacchino). Inside Out 1 was composed by Michael Giacchino and Inside Out 2 was composed by Andrea Datzman. Also all 5 Toy Story movies were composed by Randy Newman, both Monsters Inc were composed by Randy Newman, both Finding Nemo movies were composed by Thomas Newman, both Incredibles movies were composed by Michael Giacchino

Only 6 movies won both Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor:

1. Going My Way (1944) - Bing Crosby and Barry Fizgerald (directed by Leo McCarey)
2. The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) - Fredric March and Harold Russell (directed by William Wyler)
3. Ben-Hur (1959) - Charlton Heston and Hugh Griffith (directed by William Wyler)
4. Mystic River (2003) - Sean Penn and Tim Robbins (directed by Clint Eastwood)
5. Dallas Buyers Club (2013) - Matthew McCounaghey and Jared Leto (directed by Jean-Marc Vallée)
6. Oppenheimer (2023) - Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr (directed by Christopher Nolan)

As you can see William Wyler is the only director to appear twice

Year	TV show	Genre	Outstanding Lead Actor	Outstanding Lead Actress	Outstanding Supporting Actor	Outstanding Supporting Actress
1956	Caesar's Hour	Comedy Series	Sid Caesar	Nanette Fabray	Carl Reiner*	Pat Carroll*
2003/2004	Angels in America	Limited or Anthology Series or Movie	Al Pacino	Meryl Streep	Jeffrey Wright	Mary Louise Parker
2019/2020	Schitt's Creek	Comedy Series	Eugene Levy	Catherine O'Hara	Daniel Levy	Annie Murphy
2020/2021	The Crown	Drama Series	Josh O'Connor	Olivia Colman	Tobias Menzies	Gillian Anderson

*The supporting acting awards weren't separated by genre at the time

EDIT: I meant Emmys

Year	TV show	Genre	Outstanding Lead Actor	Outstanding Lead Actress	Outstanding Supporting Actor	Outstanding Supporting Actress
1956	Caesar's Hour	Comedy Series	Sid Caesar	Nanette Fabray	Carl Reiner*	Pat Carroll*
2003/2004	Angels in America	Limited or Anthology Series or Movie	Al Pacino	Meryl Streep	Jeffrey Wright	Mary Louise Parker
2019/2020	Schitt's Creek	Comedy Series	Eugene Levy	Catherine O'Hara	Daniel Levy	Annie Murphy
2020/2021	The Crown	Drama Series	Josh O'Connor	Olivia Colman	Tobias Menzies	Gillian Anderson

*The supporting acting awards weren't separated by genre at the time

Rank	Title	Inflated worldwide gross	Unadjusted worldwide gross	Year
1	Bloodlines	$328,000,000	$317,000,000	2025
2	The Final Destination	$289,000,000	$186,000,000	2009
3	Final Destination 5	$233,000,000	$157,000,000	2011
4	Final Destination	$217,000,000	$112,000,000	2000
5	Final Destination 3	$195,000,000	$118,000,000	2006
6	Final Destination 2	$163,000,000	$90,000,000	2003

Rank	Title	Inflated worldwide gross	Unadjusted worldwide gross	Year
1	Minions	$1,632,000,000	$1,159,000,000	2015
2	Despicable Me 3	$1,408,000,000	$1,034,000,000	2017
3	Despicable Me 2	$1,390,000,000	$970,000,000	2013
4	The Rise of Gru	$1,072,000,000	$940,000,000	2022
5	Despicable Me 4	$1,034,000,000	$972,000,000	2024
6	Despicable Me	$831,000,000	$543,000,000	2010
7	Minions & Monsters	$513,000,000	$513,000,000	2026

Harry said there are 90,000 possible combinations with a 5 digit code. Actually there are 100,000 because 10^5 = 100,000

Rank	Title	Inflated worldwide gross	Unadjusted worldwide gross	Year
1	Furious 7	$2,134,000,000	$1,515,000,000	2015
2	The Fate of the Furious	$1,683,000,000	$1,236,000,000	2017
3	Fast & Furious 6	$1,129,000,000	$788,000,000	2013
4	F9	$948,000,000	$726,000,000	2021
5	Fast Five	$926,000,000	$626,000,000	2011
6	Fast X	$771,000,000	$704,000,000	2023
7	Fast & Furious	$560,000,000	$360,000,000	2009
8	2 Fast 2 Furious	$428,000,000	$236,000,000	2003
9	The Fast and the Furious	$390,000,000	$207,000,000	2001
10	Tokyo Drift	$261,000,000	$158,000,000	2006