Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award
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The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award is awarded periodically by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Governors Awards ceremonies to "Creative producers, whose bodies of work reflect a consistently high quality of motion picture production." The award is named for Irving Thalberg, legendary head of the Production Division of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, who developed the company's reputation for sophisticated films. The trophy itself is a bust of Thalberg rather than the familiar "Oscar" statuette. However, it is still counted as an "honorary Oscar". There have been 39 statuettes awarded to date.
List of recipients
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- 1937 (10th) – Darryl F. Zanuck
- 1938* (11th) – Hal B. Wallis
- 1939 (12th) – David O. Selznick
- 1941 (14th) – Walt Disney
- 1942 (15th) – Sidney Franklin
- 1943 (16th) – Hal B. Wallis
- 1944 (17th) – Darryl F. Zanuck
- 1946 (19th) – Samuel Goldwyn
- 1948 (21st) – Jerry Wald
- 1950 (23rd) – Darryl F. Zanuck
- 1951 (24th) – Arthur Freed
- 1952 (25th) – Cecil B. DeMille
- 1953 (26th) – George Stevens
- 1956 (29th) – Buddy Adler
- 1958 (31st) – Jack L. Warner
- 1961 (34th) – Stanley Kramer
- 1963 (36th) – Sam Spiegel
- 1965 (38th) – William Wyler
- 1966 (39th) – Robert Wise
- 1967 (40th) – Alfred Hitchcock
- 1970 (43rd) – Ingmar Bergman
- 1973 (46th) – Lawrence Weingarten
- 1975 (48th) – Mervyn LeRoy
- 1976 (49th) – Pandro S. Berman
- 1977 (50th) – Walter Mirisch
- 1979 (52nd) – Ray Stark
- 1981 (54th) – Albert R. Broccoli
- 1986 (59th) – Steven Spielberg
- 1987 (60th) – Billy Wilder
- 1990 (63rd) – David Brown and Richard D. Zanuck
- 1991 (64th) – George Lucas
- 1994 (67th) – Clint Eastwood
- 1996 (69th) – Saul Zaentz
- 1998 (71st) – Norman Jewison
- 1999 (72nd) – Warren Beatty
- 2000 (73rd) – Dino De Laurentiis
- 2009 (82nd) – John Calley
- 2010 (83rd) – Francis Ford Coppola
- * Other nominees for the 11th Academy Awards (the only year for which non-winning nominations were announced):
