Golden Globe Awards 1953

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The tenth Golden Globe Awards ceremony took place on February 26, 1953 .

Award winners and nominations

Movie	N	G
Statistics (films with more than one nomination are listed) N = nomination; G = Won
Twelve noon	6th	3
I am a nuclear spy	5	0
My son discovers love	4th	0
Love, timpani and trumpets	3	0
The biggest show in the world	2	2
You should be my lucky star	2	1
Come back, little Sheba	2	1
My cousin Rachel	2	1
With a song in my heart	2	1
The winner	2	0
Hans Christian Andersen and the dancer	2	0
Ivanhoe - The Black Knight	2	0
Pat and Mike	2	0
City of Illusions	2	0

Best film - drama

The Greatest Show on Earth (The Greatest Show on Earth) - Director: Cecil B. DeMille

I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief) - Director: Russell Rouse
Come Back, Little Sheba (Come Back, Little Sheba) - Director: Daniel Mann
My son discovers love (The Happy Time) - Director: Richard Fleischer
Twelve noon (High Noon) - Director: Fred Zinnemann

Best Film - Musical / Comedy

With a Song in My Heart (With a Song in My Heart) - Director: Walter Lang

You Shall Be My Lucky Star (Singin 'in the Rain) - Director: Stanley Donen , Gene Kelly
Hans Christian Andersen and the Dancer (Hans Christian Andersen) - Director: Charles Vidor
In all my dreams you are (I'll See You in My Dreams) - Director: Michael Curtiz
Love, Timpani and Trumpets (Stars and Stripes Forever) - Director: Henry Koster

Best film to promote international understanding

Anything Can Happen - Director: George Seaton

Budapest does not answer (Assignment: Paris) - Director: Robert Parrish
Ivanhoe - The Black Knight (Ivanhoe) - Director: Richard Thorpe

Best director

Cecil B. DeMille - The Greatest Show on Earth (The Greatest Show on Earth)

Richard Fleischer - My son discovers love (The Happy Time)
John Ford - The winner (The Quiet Man)

Best Actor - Drama

Gary Cooper - Twelve Noon (High Noon)

Charles Boyer - My Son Discovers Love (The Happy Time)
Ray Milland - I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief)

Best Actor - Musical / Comedy

Donald O'Connor - You Shall Be My Lucky Star (Singin 'in the Rain)

Danny Kaye - Hans Christian Andersen and the Dancer (Hans Christian Andersen)
Clifton Webb - Love, Timpani and Trumpets (Stars and Stripes Forever)

Best Actress - Drama

Shirley Booth - Come Back, Little Sheba (Come Back, Little Sheba)

Joan Crawford - Masked Hearts (Sudden Fear)
Olivia de Havilland - My Cousin Rachel (My Cousin Rachel)

Best Actress - Musical / Comedy

Susan Hayward - With a Song in My Heart (With a Song in My Heart)

Katharine Hepburn - Pat and Mike (Pat and Mike)
Ginger Rogers - Honey, I'm Getting Younger (Monkey Business)

Best supporting actor

Millard Mitchell - My Six Convicts

Kurt Kasznar - My son discovers love (The Happy Time)
Gilbert Roland - City of Illusions (The Bad and the Beautiful)

The best supporting actress

Katy Jurado - Twelve Noon (High Noon)

Mildred Dunnock - Viva Zapata!
Gloria Grahame - City of Illusions (The Bad and the Beautiful)

Best young actor

Richard Burton - My Cousin Rachel (My Cousin Rachel)

Aldo Ray - Pat and Mike (Pat and Mike)
Robert Wagner - love, timpani and trumpets (Stars and Stripes Forever)

Best Young Actress

Colette Marchand - Moulin Rouge

Rita Gam - I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief)
Katy Jurado - Twelve Noon (High Noon)

Best script

Michael Wilson - The Cicero Case (5 Fingers)

Carl Foreman - Twelve Noon (High Noon)
Clarence Greene , Russell Rouse - I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief)

Best camera - black and white

Floyd Crosby - Twelve Noon (High Noon)

Sam Leavitt - I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief)
Hal Mohr - Das Himmelbett (The Four Poster)

Best camera - color

George Barnes , J. Peverell Marley - The Greatest Show on Earth (The Greatest Show on Earth)

Best film score

Dimitri Tiomkin - Twelve Noon (High Noon)

Miklós Rózsa - Ivanhoe - The Black Knight (Ivanhoe)
Victor Young - The winner (The Quiet Man)

Special Achievement Award

Francis Kee plate

Cecil B. DeMille Award

Walt Disney

Henrietta Award

Susan Hayward
John Wayne

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