The Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay is the Academy Award for the best screenplay not based upon previously published material. It was created in 1940 as a separate writing award from the Academy Award for Best Story. Beginning with the Oscars for 1957, the two categories were combined to honor only the screenplay.
^Best Original Screenplay was consolidated in 1948 for a singular Best Screenplay award. The winner was The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, adapted from the novel of same name.
^In 1958, Nedrick Young was blacklisted and writing under the pseudonym Nathan E. Douglas. The Academy's Board of Governors voted in 1993 to restore Young's nomination and award.
^The eligibility period for the 93rd ceremony was extended through to February 28, 2021, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay is the Academy Award for the best screenplay not based upon previously published material It was created in 1940 as a separate writing award from the Academy Award for Best Story Beginning with the Oscars for 1957 the two categories were combined to honor only the screenplay Academy Award for Best Original ScreenplayDaniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert are the most recent winners of this award winning for their film Everything Everywhere All at OnceCountryUnited StatesPresented byAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences AMPAS First awarded1940Most recent winnerDaniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert Everything Everywhere All at Once 2022 Websiteoscars wbr orgSee also the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay a similar award for screenplays that are adaptations of pre existing material Contents 1 Superlatives 2 Winners and nominees 2 1 1940s 2 2 1950s 2 3 1960s 2 4 1970s 2 5 1980s 2 6 1990s 2 7 2000s 2 8 2010s 2 9 2020s 3 Multiple wins and nominations 3 1 Multiple wins 3 2 Multiple nominations 4 Age superlatives 5 See also 6 Notes 7 ReferencesSuperlatives EditWoody Allen has the most nominations in this category with 16 and the most awards with 3 for Annie Hall Hannah and Her Sisters and Midnight in Paris Paddy Chayefsky and Billy Wilder have also won three screenwriting Oscars Chayefsky won two for Original Screenplay The Hospital and Network and one for Adapted Screenplay Marty while Wilder won one for Adapted Screenplay The Lost Weekend shared with Charles Brackett and two for Original Screenplay Sunset Boulevard shared with Brackett and D M Marshman Jr and The Apartment shared with I A L Diamond Woody Allen also holds the record as the oldest winner 76 for Midnight in Paris 1 Ben Affleck is the youngest winner 25 for Good Will Hunting co written with Matt Damon 27 Richard Schweizer was the first to win for a foreign language film Marie Louise Other winners for a non English screenplay include Albert Lamorisse Pietro Germi Claude Lelouch Pedro Almodovar Bong Joon ho and Han Jin won Lamorisse is additionally the only person to win or even be nominated for Best Original Screenplay for a short film The Red Balloon 1956 2 Muriel Box The Seventh Veil was the first woman to win in this category she shared the award with her husband Sydney Box The Boxes are also the first of two married couples to win in this category Earl W Wallace and Pamela Wallace Witness are the others In 1996 Joel Coen and Ethan Coen became the only siblings to win in this category for Fargo 3 Francis Ford Coppola Patton 1970 4 and Sofia Coppola Lost in Translation 2003 are the only father daughter pair to win 5 Preston Sturges was nominated for two different films in the same year 1944 Hail the Conquering Hero and The Miracle of Morgan s Creek Oliver Stone achieved the same distinction in 1986 for Platoon and Salvador Maurice Richlin and Stanley Shapiro were nominated in 1959 for both Operation Petticoat and Pillow Talk and won for the latter Jordan Peele became the first and only African American to win in this category for 2017 s Get Out 6 Bong Joon ho and Han Jin won became the first Asian writers to win either Screenplay award for 2019 s Parasite 7 8 Winners and nominees EditWinners are listed first in colored row followed by the other nominees 1940s Edit Orson Welles co won the award for Citizen Kane in 1942 Herman J Mankiewicz co winner of the second award in this category for Citizen Kane Year Film Nominee1940 13th 9 The Great McGinty Preston Sturges Angels Over Broadway Ben HechtDr Ehrlich s Magic Bullet Norman Burnside Heinz Herald amp John HustonForeign Correspondent Charles Bennett amp Joan HarrisonThe Great Dictator Charlie Chaplin1941 14th 10 Citizen Kane Herman J Mankiewicz amp Orson Welles The Devil and Miss Jones Norman KrasnaSergeant York Harry Chandlee Abem Finkel John Huston amp Howard KochTall Dark and Handsome Karl Tunberg amp Darrell WareTom Dick and Harry Paul Jarrico1942 15th 11 Woman of the Year Ring Lardner Jr amp Michael Kanin One of Our Aircraft Is Missing Michael Powell amp Emeric PressburgerRoad to Morocco Frank Butler amp Don HartmanWake Island W R Burnett amp Frank ButlerThe War Against Mrs Hadley George Oppenheimer1943 16th 12 Princess O Rourke Norman Krasna Air Force Dudley NicholsIn Which We Serve Noel CowardThe North Star Lillian HellmanSo Proudly We Hail Allan Scott1944 17th 13 Wilson Lamar Trotti Hail the Conquering Hero Preston SturgesThe Miracle of Morgan s CreekTwo Girls and a Sailor Richard Connell amp Gladys LehmanWing and a Prayer Jerome Cady1945 18th 14 Marie Louise Richard Schweizer Dillinger Philip YordanMusic for Millions Myles ConnollySalty O Rourke Milton HolmesWhat Next Corporal Hargrove Harry Kurnitz1946 19th 15 The Seventh Veil Muriel amp Sydney Box The Blue Dahlia Raymond ChandlerChildren of Paradise Jacques PrevertNotorious Ben HechtRoad to Utopia Melvin Frank amp Norman Panama1947 20th 16 The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer Sidney Sheldon Body and Soul Abraham PolonskyA Double Life Ruth Gordon amp Garson KaninMonsieur Verdoux Charlie ChaplinShoeshine Sergio Amidei Adolfo Franci Cesare Giulio Viola amp Cesare Zavattini1948 21st N A note 1 17 1949 22nd 18 Battleground Robert Pirosh Jolson Sings Again Sidney BuchmanPaisan Sergio Amidei Federico Fellini Alfred Hayes Marcello Pagliero amp Roberto RosselliniPassport to Pimlico T E B ClarkeThe Quiet One Helen Levitt Janice Loeb amp Sidney Meyers1950s Edit Screenwriter and director Billy Wilder received two awards in this category in collaboration with others one for Sunset Boulevard and one for The Apartment Budd Schulberg won for On the Waterfront 1954 William Inge earned this award in 1961 for Splendor in the Grass Year Film Nominees1950 23rd 19 Sunset Boulevard Charles Brackett D M Marshman Jr amp Billy Wilder Adam s Rib Ruth Gordon amp Garson KaninCaged Virginia Kellogg amp Bernard C SchoenfeldThe Men Carl ForemanNo Way Out Joseph L Mankiewicz amp Lesser Samuels1951 24th 20 An American in Paris Alan Jay Lerner Ace in the Hole Walter Newman Lesser Samuels amp Billy WilderDavid and Bathsheba Philip DunneGo for Broke Robert PiroshThe Well Clarence Greene amp Russell Rouse1952 25th 21 The Lavender Hill Mob T E B Clarke The Atomic City Sydney BoehmBreaking the Sound Barrier Terence RattiganPat and Mike Ruth Gordon amp Garson KaninViva Zapata John Steinbeck1953 26th 22 Titanic Charles Brackett Richard L Breen amp Walter Reisch The Band Wagon Betty Comden amp Adolph GreenThe Desert Rats Richard MurphyThe Naked Spur Harold Jack Bloom amp Sam RolfeTake the High Ground Millard Kaufman1954 27th 23 On the Waterfront Budd Schulberg The Barefoot Contessa Joseph L MankiewiczGenevieve William RoseThe Glenn Miller Story Oscar Brodney amp Valentine DaviesKnock on Wood Melvin Frank amp Norman Panama1955 28th 24 Interrupted Melody Sonya Levien amp William Ludwig The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell Emmet Lavery amp Milton SperlingIt s Always Fair Weather Betty Comden amp Adolph GreenMr Hulot s Holiday Henri Marquet amp Jacques TatiThe Seven Little Foys Melville Shavelson amp Jack Rose1956 29th 25 The Red Balloon Albert Lamorisse The Bold and the Brave Robert LewinJulie Andrew L StoneLa Strada Federico Fellini amp Tullio PinelliThe Ladykillers William Rose1957 30th 26 Designing Woman George Wells Funny Face Leonard GersheMan of a Thousand Faces Screenplay Robert Campbell Ivan Goff amp Ben Roberts Story Ralph WheelwrightThe Tin Star Screenplay Dudley Nichols Story Joel Kane amp Barney SlaterI Vitelloni Screenplay Federico Fellini amp Ennio Flaiano Story Fellini Flaiano amp Tullio Pinelli1958 31st 27 The Defiant Ones Nedrick Young amp Harold Jacob Smith note 2 The Goddess Paddy ChayefskyHouseboat Melville Shavelson amp Jack RoseThe Sheepman Screenplay William Bowers amp James Edward Grant Story GrantTeacher s Pet Fay Kanin amp Michael Kanin1959 32nd 28 Pillow Talk Screenplay Stanley Shapiro amp Maurice Richlin Story Clarence Greene amp Russell Rouse The 400 Blows Marcel Moussy amp Francois TruffautNorth by Northwest Ernest LehmanOperation Petticoat Screenplay Shapiro amp Richlin Story Paul King amp Joseph StoneWild Strawberries Ingmar Bergman1960s Edit Claude Lelouch won for A Man and a Woman 1966 William Rose center right won for Guess Who s Coming to Dinner 1968 Mel Brooks won in 1969 for 1968 s The Producers William Goldman winner in 1969 for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Year Film Nominees1960 33rd 29 The Apartment I A L Diamond amp Billy Wilder The Angry Silence Screenplay Bryan Forbes Story Michael Craig amp Richard GregsonThe Facts of Life Melvin Frank amp Norman PanamaHiroshima Mon Amour Marguerite DurasNever on Sunday Jules Dassin1961 34th 30 Splendor in the Grass William Inge Ballad of a Soldier Grigory Chukhray amp Valentin YezhovGeneral Della Rovere Sergio Amidei Diego Fabbi amp Indro MontanelliLa Dolce Vita Federico Fellini Ennio Flaiano Tullio Pinelli amp Brunello RondiLover Come Back Paul Henning amp Stanley Shapiro1962 35th 31 Divorce Italian Style Ennio de Concini Pietro Germi amp Alfredo Giannetti Freud Screenplay Charles Kaufman amp Wolfgang Reinhardt Story KaufmanLast Year at Marienbad Alain Robbe GrilletThat Touch of Mink Nate Monaster amp Stanley ShapiroThrough a Glass Darkly Ingmar Bergman1963 36th 32 How the West Was Won James R Webb America America Elia Kazan8 Federico Fellini Ennio Flaiano Tullio Pinelli amp Brunello RondiThe Four Days of Naples Screenplay Carlo Bernari Pasquale Festa Campanile Massimo Franciosa amp Nanni Loy Story Campanile Franciosa Loy amp Vasco PratoliniLove with the Proper Stranger Arnold Schulman1964 37th 33 Father Goose Screenplay Peter Stone amp Frank Tarloff Story S H Barnett A Hard Day s Night Alun OwenOne Potato Two Potato Screenplay Orville H Hampton Story Raphael HayesThe Organizer Age Mario Monicelli amp Furio ScarpelliThat Man from Rio Daniel Boulanger Philippe de Broca Ariane Mnouchkine amp Jean Paul Rappeneau1965 38th 34 Darling Frederic Raphael Casanova 70 Age Suso Cecchi d Amico Tonino Guerra Mario Monicelli Giorgio Salvioni amp Furio ScarpelliThose Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines Ken Annakin amp Jack DaviesThe Train Franklin Coen amp Frank DavisThe Umbrellas of Cherbourg Jacques Demy1966 39th 35 A Man and a Woman Screenplay Claude Lelouch amp Pierre Uytterhoeven Story Lelouch Blowup Screenplay Michelangelo Antonioni Edward Bond amp Tonino Guerra Story AntonioniThe Fortune Cookie I A L Diamond amp Billy WilderKhartoum Robert ArdreyThe Naked Prey Clint Johnston amp Don Peters1967 40th 36 Guess Who s Coming to Dinner William Rose Bonnie and Clyde Robert Benton amp David NewmanDivorce American Style Screenplay Norman Lear Story Robert KaufmanLa Guerre Est Finie Jorge SemprunTwo for the Road Frederic Raphael1968 41st 37 The Producers Mel Brooks The Battle of Algiers Gillo Pontecorvo amp Franco SolinasFaces John CassavetesHot Millions Peter Ustinov amp Ira Wallach2001 A Space Odyssey Arthur C Clarke amp Stanley Kubrick1969 42nd 38 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid William Goldman Bob amp Carol amp Ted amp Alice Paul Mazursky amp Larry TuckerThe Damned Screenplay Nicola Badalucco Enrico Medioli amp Luchino Visconti Story BadaluccoEasy Rider Peter Fonda Dennis Hopper amp Terry SouthernThe Wild Bunch Screenplay Walon Green amp Sam Peckinpah Story Green amp Roy N Sickner1970s Edit Francis Ford Coppola co winner of the 1970 award for Patton Paddy Chayefsky garnered two solo wins The Hospital 1971 and Network 1976 The screenwriter of Chinatown Robert Towne received this award Woody Allen earned three Original Screenplay Oscars for Annie Hall along with Marshall Brickman Hannah and Her Sisters and Midnight in Paris He has received sixteen nominations total the most of any writer Steve Tesich received the award in 1979 for Breaking Away Year Film Nominees1970 43rd 39 Patton Francis Ford Coppola amp Edmund H North Five Easy Pieces Screenplay Carole Eastman Story Eastman amp Bob RafelsonJoe Norman WexlerLove Story Erich SegalMy Night at Maud s Eric Rohmer1971 44th 40 The Hospital Paddy Chayefsky Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion Elio Petri amp Ugo PirroKlute Andy amp David LewisSummer of 42 Herman RaucherSunday Bloody Sunday Penelope Gilliatt1972 45th 41 The Candidate Jeremy Larner The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Screenplay amp Story Luis Bunuel Collaboration Jean Claude CarriereLady Sings the Blues Chris Clark Suzanne de Passe amp Terrence McCloyMurmur of the Heart Louis MalleYoung Winston Carl Foreman1973 46th 42 The Sting David S Ward American Graffiti Willard Huyck George Lucas amp Gloria KatzCries and Whispers Ingmar BergmanSave the Tiger Steve ShaganA Touch of Class Melvin Frank amp Jack Rose1974 47th 43 Chinatown Robert Towne Alice Doesn t Live Here Anymore Robert GetchellThe Conversation Francis Ford CoppolaDay for Night Jean Louis Richard Suzanne Schiffman amp Francois TruffautHarry and Tonto Josh Greenfeld amp Paul Mazursky1975 48th 44 Dog Day Afternoon Frank Pierson Amarcord Federico Fellini amp Tonino GuerraAnd Now My Love Claude Lelouch amp Pierre UytterhoevenLies My Father Told Me Ted AllanShampoo Robert Towne amp Warren Beatty1976 49th 45 Network Paddy Chayefsky Cousin Cousine Screenplay amp Story Jean Charles Tacchella Adaptation Daniele ThompsonThe Front Walter BernsteinRocky Sylvester StalloneSeven Beauties Lina Wertmuller1977 50th 46 Annie Hall Woody Allen amp Marshall BrickmanThe Goodbye Girl Neil SimonThe Late Show Robert BentonStar Wars George LucasThe Turning Point Arthur Laurents1978 51st 47 Coming Home Screenplay Robert C Jones amp Waldo Salt Story Nancy Dowd Autumn Sonata Ingmar BergmanThe Deer Hunter Screenplay Deric Washburn Story Michael Cimino Louis Garfinkle Quinn Redeker amp WashburnInteriors Woody AllenAn Unmarried Woman Paul Mazursky1979 52nd 48 Breaking Away Steve Tesich All That Jazz Robert Alan Aurthur amp Bob Fosse And Justice for All Valerie Curtin amp Barry LevinsonThe China Syndrome James Bridges T S Cook amp Mike GrayManhattan Woody Allen amp Marshall Brickman1980s Edit Bo Goldman won for Melvin and Howard 1980 John Patrick Shanley won for Moonstruck 1987 Year Film Nominees1980 53rd 49 Melvin and Howard Bo Goldman Brubaker Screenplay W D Richter Story Richter amp Arthur A RossFame Christopher GoreMon oncle d Amerique Jean GruaultPrivate Benjamin Nancy Meyers Harvey Miller amp Charles Shyer1981 54th 50 Chariots of Fire Colin Welland Absence of Malice Kurt LuedtkeArthur Steve GordonAtlantic City John GuareReds Trevor Griffiths amp Warren Beatty1982 55th 51 Gandhi John Briley Diner Barry LevinsonE T the Extra Terrestrial Melissa MathisonAn Officer and a Gentleman Douglas Day StewartTootsie Screenplay Larry Gelbart amp Murray Schisgal Story Gelbart amp Don McGuire1983 56th 52 Tender Mercies Horton Foote The Big Chill Barbara Benedek amp Lawrence KasdanFanny and Alexander Ingmar BergmanSilkwood Alice Arlen amp Nora EphronWarGames Lawrence Lasker amp Walter Parkes1984 57th 53 Places in the Heart Robert Benton Beverly Hills Cop Screenplay Daniel Petrie Jr Story Danilo Bach amp PetrieBroadway Danny Rose Woody AllenEl Norte Gregory Nava amp Anna ThomasSplash Screenplay Bruce Jay Friedman Lowell Ganz amp Babaloo Mandel Story Friedman amp Brian Grazer1985 58th 54 Witness Screenplay William Kelley amp Earl W Wallace Story Kelley E Wallace amp Pamela Wallace Back to the Future Bob Gale amp Robert ZemeckisBrazil Terry Gilliam Charles McKeown amp Tom StoppardThe Official Story Aida Bortnik amp Luis PuenzoThe Purple Rose of Cairo Woody Allen1986 59th 55 Hannah and Her Sisters Woody Allen Crocodile Dundee Screenplay John Cornell Paul Hogan amp Ken Shadie Story HoganMy Beautiful Laundrette Hanif KureishiPlatoon Oliver StoneSalvador Richard Boyle amp Stone1987 60th 56 Moonstruck John Patrick Shanley Au Revoir Les Enfants Goodbye Children Louis MalleBroadcast News James L BrooksHope and Glory John BoormanRadio Days Woody Allen1988 61st 57 Rain Man Screenplay Ronald Bass amp Barry Morrow Story Morrow Big Gary Ross amp Anne SpielbergBull Durham Ron SheltonA Fish Called Wanda Screenplay John Cleese Story Cleese amp Charles CrichtonRunning on Empty Naomi Foner Gyllenhaal1989 62nd 58 Dead Poets Society Tom Schulman Crimes and Misdemeanors Woody AllenDo the Right Thing Spike LeeSex Lies and Videotape Steven SoderberghWhen Harry Met Sally Nora Ephron1990s Edit Jane Campion won for The Piano in 1993 Quentin Tarantino won twice for Pulp Fiction 1994 and Django Unchained 2012 Writer director pair the Coen brothers won for Fargo 1996 Ben Affleck co winner for Good Will Hunting 1997 Matt Damon also received the award for Good Will Hunting Year Film Nominees1990 63rd 59 Ghost Bruce Joel Rubin Alice Woody AllenAvalon Barry LevinsonGreen Card Peter WeirMetropolitan Whit Stillman1991 64th 60 Thelma amp Louise Callie Khouri Boyz n the Hood John SingletonBugsy James TobackThe Fisher King Richard LaGraveneseGrand Canyon Lawrence Kasdan amp Meg Kasdan1992 65th 61 The Crying Game Neil Jordan Husbands and Wives Woody AllenLorenzo s Oil Nick Enright amp George MillerPassion Fish John SaylesUnforgiven David Peoples1993 66th 62 The Piano Jane Campion Dave Gary RossIn the Line of Fire Jeff MaguirePhiladelphia Ron NyswanerSleepless in Seattle Screenplay Jeff Arch Nora Ephron amp David S Ward Story Arch1994 67th 63 Pulp Fiction Screenplay Quentin Tarantino Story Roger Avary amp Tarantino Bullets over Broadway Woody Allen amp Douglas McGrathFour Weddings and a Funeral Richard CurtisHeavenly Creatures Peter Jackson amp Frances WalshThree Colours Red Krzysztof Kieslowski amp Krzysztof Piesiewicz1995 68th 64 The Usual Suspects Christopher McQuarrie Braveheart Randall WallaceMighty Aphrodite Woody AllenNixon Stephen J Rivele Oliver Stone amp Christopher WilkinsonToy Story Screenplay Joel Cohen Alec Sokolow Andrew Stanton amp Joss Whedon Story Pete Docter John Lasseter Joe Ranft amp Stanton1996 69th 65 Fargo Coen Brothers Jerry Maguire Cameron CroweLone Star John SaylesSecrets amp Lies Mike LeighShine Screenplay Jan Sardi Story Scott Hicks1997 70th 66 Good Will Hunting Ben Affleck amp Matt Damon As Good as It Gets Screenplay Mark Andrus amp James L Brooks Story AndrusBoogie Nights Paul Thomas AndersonDeconstructing Harry Woody AllenThe Full Monty Simon Beaufoy1998 71st 67 Shakespeare in Love Marc Norman amp Tom Stoppard Bulworth Screenplay Warren Beatty amp Jeremy Pikser Story BeattyLife Is Beautiful Roberto Benigni amp Vincenzo CeramiSaving Private Ryan Robert RodatThe Truman Show Andrew Niccol1999 72nd 68 American Beauty Alan Ball Being John Malkovich Charlie KaufmanMagnolia Paul Thomas AndersonThe Sixth Sense M Night ShyamalanTopsy Turvy Mike Leigh2000s Edit Pedro Almodovar won for Talk to Her 2002 Sofia Coppola won for 2003 s Lost in Translation Charlie Kaufman won for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2004 Diablo Cody won for 2007 s Juno Dustin Lance Black won for 2008 s Milk Mark Boal won for 2009 s The Hurt Locker Year Film Nominees2000 73rd 69 Almost Famous Cameron Crowe Billy Elliot Lee HallErin Brockovich Susannah GrantGladiator Screenplay David Franzoni John Logan amp William Nicholson Story FranzoniYou Can Count on Me Kenneth Lonergan2001 74th 70 Gosford Park Julian Fellowes Amelie Screenplay Jean Pierre Jeunet amp Guillaume Laurant Dialogue LaurantMemento Screenplay Christopher Nolan Story Jonathan NolanMonster s Ball Milo Addica amp Will RokosThe Royal Tenenbaums Wes Anderson amp Owen Wilson2002 75th 71 Talk to Her Pedro Almodovar Far from Heaven Todd HaynesGangs of New York Screenplay Jay Cocks Kenneth Lonergan amp Steven Zaillian Story CocksMy Big Fat Greek Wedding Nia VardalosY Tu Mama Tambien Alfonso amp Carlos Cuaron2003 76th 72 Lost in Translation Sofia Coppola The Barbarian Invasions Denys ArcandDirty Pretty Things Steven KnightFinding Nemo Screenplay Bob Peterson David Reynolds amp Andrew Stanton Story StantonIn America Jim Kirsten amp Naomi Sheridan2004 77th 73 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Screenplay Charlie Kaufman Story Pierre Bismuth Michel Gondry amp Kaufman The Aviator John LoganHotel Rwanda Terry George amp Keir PearsonThe Incredibles Brad BirdVera Drake Mike Leigh2005 78th 74 Crash Screenplay Paul Haggis amp Bobby Moresco Story Haggis Good Night and Good Luck George Clooney amp Grant HeslovMatch Point Woody AllenThe Squid and the Whale Noah BaumbachSyriana Stephen Gaghan2006 79th 75 Little Miss Sunshine Michael Arndt Babel Guillermo ArriagaLetters from Iwo Jima Screenplay Iris Yamashita Story Paul Haggis amp YamashitaPan s Labyrinth Guillermo del ToroThe Queen Peter Morgan2007 80th 76 Juno Diablo Cody Lars and the Real Girl Nancy OliverMichael Clayton Tony GilroyRatatouille Screenplay Brad Bird Story Bird Jim Capobianco amp Jan PinkavaThe Savages Tamara Jenkins2008 81st 77 Milk Dustin Lance Black Frozen River Courtney HuntHappy Go Lucky Mike LeighIn Bruges Martin McDonaghWALL E Screenplay Jim Reardon amp Andrew Stanton Story Pete Docter amp Stanton2009 82nd 78 The Hurt Locker Mark Boal Inglourious Basterds Quentin TarantinoThe Messenger Alessandro Camon amp Oren MovermanA Serious Man Coen BrothersUp Screenplay Pete Docter amp Bob Peterson Story Docter Peterson amp Tom McCarthy2010s Edit Spike Jonze won for 2013 s Her Tom McCarthy won for Spotlight 2015 Kenneth Lonergan won for Manchester by the Sea 2016 Jordan Peele became the first African American to win with Get Out 2017 Bong Joon ho won for Parasite 2019 co written with Han Jin won Year Film Nominees2010 83rd 79 The King s Speech David Seidler Another Year Mike LeighThe Fighter Screenplay Eric Johnson Scott Silver amp Paul Tamasy Story Keith Dorrington Johnson amp TamasyInception Christopher NolanThe Kids Are All Right Stuart Blumberg amp Lisa Cholodenko2011 84th 80 Midnight in Paris Woody Allen The Artist Michel HazanaviciusBridesmaids Annie Mumolo amp Kristen WiigMargin Call J C ChandorA Separation Asghar Farhadi2012 85th 81 Django Unchained Quentin Tarantino Amour Michael HanekeFlight John GatinsMoonrise Kingdom Wes Anderson amp Roman CoppolaZero Dark Thirty Mark Boal2013 86th 82 Her Spike Jonze American Hustle David O Russell amp Eric Warren SingerBlue Jasmine Woody AllenDallas Buyers Club Craig Borten amp Melisa WallackNebraska Bob Nelson2014 87th 83 Birdman Armando Bo Alexander Dinelaris Jr Nicolas Giacobone amp Alejandro G Inarritu Boyhood Richard LinklaterFoxcatcher E Max Frye amp Dan FuttermanThe Grand Budapest Hotel Screenplay Wes Anderson Story Anderson amp Hugo GuinnessNightcrawler Dan Gilroy2015 88th 84 Spotlight Josh Singer amp Tom McCarthy Bridge of Spies Matt Charman amp Coen BrothersEx Machina Alex GarlandInside Out Screenplay Josh Cooley Pete Docter amp Meg LeFauve Story Ronnie del Carmen amp DocterStraight Outta Compton Screenplay Andrea Berloff amp Jonathan Herman Story Berloff S Leigh Savidge amp Alan Wenkus2016 89th 85 Manchester by the Sea Kenneth Lonergan Hell or High Water Taylor SheridanLa La Land Damien ChazelleThe Lobster Efthimis Filippou amp Yorgos Lanthimos20th Century Women Mike Mills2017 90th 86 Get Out Jordan Peele The Big Sick Emily V Gordon amp Kumail NanjianiLady Bird Greta GerwigThe Shape of Water Screenplay Guillermo del Toro amp Vanessa Taylor Story del ToroThree Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri Martin McDonagh2018 91st 87 Green Book Brian Currie Peter Farrelly amp Nick Vallelonga The Favourite Deborah Davis amp Tony McNamaraFirst Reformed Paul SchraderRoma Alfonso CuaronVice Adam McKay2019 92nd 88 Parasite Screenplay Bong Joon ho amp Han Jin won Story Bong Knives Out Rian JohnsonMarriage Story Noah Baumbach1917 Sam Mendes amp Krysty Wilson CairnsOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood Quentin Tarantino2020s Edit Emerald Fennell won for Promising Young Woman 2020 Kenneth Branagh won for Belfast 2021 Year Film Nominees2020 21 93rd 89 note 3 Promising Young Woman Emerald Fennell Judas and the Black Messiah Screenplay Will Berson amp Shaka King Story Berson King Keith amp Kenny LucasMinari Lee Isaac ChungSound of Metal Screenplay Abraham amp Darius Marder Story Derek Cianfrance amp D MarderThe Trial of the Chicago 7 Aaron Sorkin2021 94th 90 Belfast Kenneth Branagh Don t Look Up Screenplay Adam McKay Story McKay amp David SirotaKing Richard Zach BaylinLicorice Pizza Paul Thomas AndersonThe Worst Person in the World Joachim Trier amp Eskil Vogt2022 95th Everything Everywhere All at Once Daniel Kwan and Daniel ScheinertThe Banshees of Inisherin Martin McDonaghThe Fabelmans Tony Kushner amp Steven SpielbergTar Todd FieldTriangle of Sadness Ruben OstlundMultiple wins and nominations EditMultiple wins Edit Wins Screenwriter3Woody Allen2Charles BrackettPaddy ChayefskyQuentin TarantinoBilly Wilder Multiple nominations Edit Nominations Screenwriter16 Woody Allen6 Federico Fellini5 Ingmar BergmanMike Leigh4 Pete DocterMelvin FrankTullio PinelliStanley ShapiroQuentin TarantinoBilly Wilder3 Sergio AmideiPaul Thomas AndersonWes AndersonWarren BeattyRobert BentonPaddy ChayefskyEthan CoenJoel CoenNora EphronEnnio FlaianoRuth GordonTonino GuerraGarson KaninBarry LevinsonKenneth LonerganPaul MazurskyMartin McDonaghNorman PanamaJack RoseWilliam RoseAndrew StantonOliver StonePreston SturgesAge superlatives EditRecord Writer Film Age in years Ref Oldest winner Woody Allen Midnight in Paris 76 91 Oldest nominee Blue Jasmine 78Youngest winner Ben Affleck Good Will Hunting 25 92 Youngest nominee John Singleton Boyz n the Hood 24 93 See also EditAcademy Award for Best Story Golden Globe Award for Best Screenplay BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay Critics Choice Movie Award for Best Screenplay List of Big Five Academy Award winners and nominees Writers Guild of America Award for Best Original ScreenplayNotes Edit Best Original Screenplay was consolidated in 1948 for a singular Best Screenplay award The winner was The Treasure of the Sierra Madre adapted from the novel of same name In 1958 Nedrick Young was blacklisted and 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