Golden Globe Awards 1951

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The eighth Golden Globe Awards ceremony took place on February 28, 1951 .

Award winners and nominations

Movie	N	G
Statistics (films with more than one nomination are listed) N = nomination; G = Won
Twilight Boulevard	7th	4th
Everything about Eva	6th	1
The last musketeer	5	2
It is not from yesterday	4th	1
My friend Harvey	3	1
Asphalt jungle	3	0
The broken arrow	2	1
Three little words	2	1

Best movie

Dusk Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard) - Director: Billy Wilder

All About Eve (All About Eve) - Director: Joseph L. Mankiewics
The Last Musketeer (Cyrano de Bergerac) - Director: Michael Gordon
Born Yesterday (Born Yesterday) - Director: George Cukor
My friend Harvey (Harvey) - Director: Henry Koster

Best film to promote international understanding

The Broken Arrow - Director: Delmer Daves

It started with a kiss (The Big Lift) - Director: George Seaton
The Next Voice You Hear… - Director: William A. Wellman

Best director

Billy Wilder - Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard)

George Cukor - This is not from yesterday (Born Yesterday)
John Huston - Asphalt Jungle (The Asphalt Jungle)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz - All About Eve (All About Eve)

Best Actor - Drama

José Ferrer - The Last Musketeer (Cyrano de Bergerac)

Louis Calhern - The Magnificent Yankee
James Stewart - My Friend Harvey (Harvey)

Best Actress - Drama

Gloria Swanson - Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard)

Bette Davis - All About Eve (All About Eve)
Judy Holliday - Born Yesterday (Born Yesterday)

Best Actor - Musical / Comedy

Fred Astaire - Three Little Words (Three Little Words)

Dan Dailey - So unlucky (When Willie Comes Marching Home)
Harold Lloyd - Crazy Wednesday (The Sin of Harold Diddlebog)

Best Actress - Musical / Comedy

Judy Holliday - Born Yesterday (Born Yesterday)

Spring Byington - Age Doesn't Protect From Love (Louisa)
Betty Hutton - Duel in the Manege (Annie Get Your Gun)

Best supporting actor

Edmund Gwenn - Mister 880

George Sanders - All About Eve (All About Eve)
Erich von Stroheim - Boulevard of Twilight (Sunset Boulevard)

The best supporting actress

Josephine Hull - My Friend Harvey (Harvey)

Judy Holliday - Marriage War (Adam's Rib)
Thelma Ritter - All About Eve (All About Eve)

Best Young Actor

Gene Nelson - Charming Woman (Tea for Two)

Mala Powers - Three Little Words (Three Little Words)
Debbie Reynolds - The Last Musketeer (Cyrano de Bergerac)

Best script

Joseph L. Mankiewicz - All About Eve (All About Eve)

Charles Brackett - Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard)
John Huston - Asphalt Jungle (The Asphalt Jungle)

Best camera - black and white

Franz Planer - The Last Musketeer (Cyrano de Bergerac)

Harold Rosson - Asphalt Jungle (The Asphalt Jungle)
John F. Seitz - Boulevard of Dawn (Sunset Boulevard)

Best camera - color

Robert Surtees - King Solomon's Mines (King Solomon's Mines)

Ernest Palmer - The Broken Arrow
George Barnes - Samson and Delilah (Samson and Delilah)

Best film score

Franz Waxman - Boulevard of Dawn (Sunset Boulevard)

Bronislau Kaper - My Life Is Mine (A Life of Her Own)
Leith Stevens - Destination Moon (Destination Moon)

Henrietta Award

Gregory Peck and Jane Wyman

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