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February 13, 2011

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Colin Miller

"The Return of the King"

Garrett

Yep, that's one of them. In fact, it is at the top of the list with 11 wins in 11 nominations. It won for: Art Direction, Costume Design, Directing, Editing, Makeup, Original Song, Original Score, Picture, Sound Mixing, Visual Effects, and Adapted Screenplay.

Tim Zinnecker

Gigi (1958), went nine for nine. At that time, it held the record for most Oscar wins. It was short-lived, as Ben-Hur exceeded that total the following year.

Garrett

Yep Gigi is tied with a film from the 80s for second most wins by a film that is batting 1000 (wins for all nominations).

Todd

The Last Emperor

Garrett

That's the one that's tied with Gigi, winning all 9 of the awards it was nominated for in 1987.

There's a bit of a drop-off to the last two. One of which went 5 for 5 (and is the only one on the list to win the Grand Slam: Picture, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay) and the last one went 4 for 4 (and is the only one on the list to not win Best Picture).

Tim Zinnecker

The only "grand slam" winners are It Happened One Night, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and Silence of the Lambs. So one of the remaining answers has to come from that list.

Garrett

It Happened One Night went 5 for 5 and The Matrix went 4 for 4.

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