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John DeCuir, Sr.
John DeCuir
American art director (1918–1991).
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John DeCuir, Sr.
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
San Francisco
Place of Death
Santa Monica
Country of Citizenship
United States
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
John
Date of Death
10/29/1991
Occupation
Scenographer
Date of Birth
6/4/1918
Nominated For
11 items
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Black and White
(2/11/1952)
For Work
:
The House on Telegraph Hill
Statement Is Subject Of
:
24th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Lyle R. Wheeler
Together With
:
Thomas Little
Together With
:
Paul S. Fox
Point in Time
:
2/11/1952
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/9/1953)
For Work
:
The Snows of Kilimanjaro
Statement Is Subject Of
:
25th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Lyle R. Wheeler
Together With
:
Thomas Little
Together With
:
Paul S. Fox
Point in Time
:
2/9/1953
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Black and White
(2/9/1953)
For Work
:
My Cousin Rachel
Statement Is Subject Of
:
25th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Lyle R. Wheeler
Together With
:
Walter M. Scott
Point in Time
:
2/9/1953
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/18/1956)
For Work
:
Daddy Long Legs
Statement Is Subject Of
:
28th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Lyle R. Wheeler
Together With
:
Paul S. Fox
Together With
:
Walter M. Scott
Point in Time
:
2/18/1956
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/18/1957)
For Work
:
The King and I
Statement Is Subject Of
:
29th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/18/1957
Academy Award for Best Production Design
(2/23/1959)
For Work
:
A Certain Smile
Statement Is Subject Of
:
31st Academy Awards
Together With
:
Lyle R. Wheeler
Together With
:
Paul S. Fox
Together With
:
Walter M. Scott
Point in Time
:
2/23/1959
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/22/1960)
For Work
:
The Big Fisherman
Statement Is Subject Of
:
32nd Academy Awards
Together With
:
Julia Heron
Point in Time
:
2/22/1960
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/24/1964)
For Work
:
Cleopatra
Statement Is Subject Of
:
36th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/24/1964
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(2/21/1966)
For Work
:
The Agony and the Ecstasy
Statement Is Subject Of
:
38th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Jack Martin Smith
Together With
:
Dario V. Simoni
Point in Time
:
2/21/1966
Academy Award for Best Production Design
(2/19/1968)
For Work
:
The Taming of the Shrew
Statement Is Subject Of
:
40th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Dario V. Simoni
Together With
:
Lorenzo Mongiardino
Together With
:
Elven Webb
Together With
:
Giuseppe Mariani
Together With
:
Luigi Gervasi
Point in Time
:
2/19/1968
Academy Award for Best Production Design
(2/16/1970)
For Work
:
Hello, Dolly!
Statement Is Subject Of
:
42nd Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/16/1970
Award Received
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(3/27/1957)
For Work
:
The King and I
Statement Is Subject Of
:
29th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
3/27/1957
Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Color
(4/13/1964)
For Work
:
Cleopatra
Statement Is Subject Of
:
36th Academy Awards
Together With
:
Paul S. Fox
Together With
:
Walter M. Scott
Together With
:
Jack Martin Smith
Together With
:
Elven Webb
Together With
:
Hilyard M. Brown
Together With
:
Herman A. Blumenthal
Together With
:
Maurice Pelling
Together With
:
Boris Juraga
Together With
:
Ray Moyer
Point in Time
:
4/13/1964
Academy Award for Best Production Design
(4/7/1970)
For Work
:
Hello, Dolly!
Statement Is Subject Of
:
42nd Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
4/7/1970
Educated At
Chouinard Art Institute
Montebello High School
Child
John F. DeCuir, Jr.
Nickname
Big John
Start of Work Period
1942
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