The document lists the Academy Award winners for Best Picture and acting/directing categories from 1950 to 1959. Some key winners included All About Eve in 1950, From Here to Eternity in 1953, Marty in 1955, and Ben-Hur in 1959, which won a record 11 Oscars including Best Picture. Leading actors like Humphrey Bogart, Marlon Brando, and Charlton Heston took home Best Actor trophies, while Judy Holiday, Audrey Hepburn, and Simone Signoret won for Best Actress.

1. Academy Awards 1950-1959

2. 1950 Best Picture: All About Eve (20th Century Fox- Darryl F. Zanuck) Best Actor: Jose Ferrer- Cyrano de Bergerac Best Actress: Judy Holiday- Born Yesterday Best Supporting Actor: George Sanders- All About Eve Best Supporting Actress: Josephine Hull- Harvey Best Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz- All About Eve

3. 1950 Continued… Best Screenplay- Adaptation: Joseph L. Mankiewicz- All About Eve Best Motion Picture Story: Edna Anhalt & Edward Anhalt- Panic in the Streets Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder& D. M. Marshman, Jr.- Sunset Boulevard Best Foreign Language Film: The Walls of Malapaga (Au-delà des grilles/French & Le mura di Malapaga/Italian)- France & Italy

4. 1951 Best Picture: An American in Paris (Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer- Arthur Freed ) Best Actor: Humphrey Bogart- The African Queen Best Actress: Vivien Leigh- A Streetcar Named Desire Best Supporting Actor: Karl Malden- A Streetcar Named Desire Best Supporting Actress: Kim Hunter- A Streetcar Named Desire

5. 1951 Continued… Best Director: George Stevens- A Place in the Sun Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Michael Wilson & Harry Brown- A Place in the Sun Best Motion Picture Story: Paul Dehn & James Bernard- Seven Days to Noon Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Alan Jay Lerner – An American in Paris Best Foreign Language Film: Rashomon (Rashômon羅生門)- Japan

6. 1952 Best Picture: The Greatest Show On Earth (Paramount- Cecil. B. DeMille) Best Actor: Gary Cooper- High Noon Best Actress: Shirley Booth- Come Back, Little Sheba Best Supporting Actor: Anthony Quinn- Viva Zapata Best Supporting Actress: Gloria Grahame- The Bad and the Beautiful Best Director: John Ford- The Quiet Man

7. 1952 Continued… Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Charles Schnee- The Bad and the Beautiful Best Motion Picture Story: Frederic M. Frank, Theodore St. John, Frank Cavett- The Greatest Show On Earth Best Story & Screenplay-Original: T. E. B. Clarke- The Lavender Hill Mob Best Foreign Language Film: Forbidden Games (Jeux interdits)- France

8. 1953 Best Picture: From Here to Eternity (Columbia- Buddy Adler) Best Actor: William Holden- Stalag 17 Best Actress: Audrey Hepburn- Roman Holiday Best Supporting Actor: Frank Sinatra- From Here to Eternity Best Supporting Actress: Donna Reed- From Here To Eternity Best Director: Fred Zinnemann- From Here to Eternity Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Daniel Taradash – From Here to Eternity Best Motion Picture Story: Dalton Trumbo (Ian McLellan Hunter [alias])- Roman Holiday Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Charles Brackett, Walter Reisch & Richard Breen- Titanic

9. 1954 Best Picture: On the Waterfront (Columbia- Sam Spiegel) Best Actor: Marlon Brando- On the Waterfront Best Actress: Grace Kelly- The Country Girl Best Supporting Actor: Edmond O'Brien- The Barefoot Contessa Best Supporting Actress: Eva Marie Saint- On the Waterfront Best Director: Elia Kazan- On the Waterfront Best Screenplay-Adaptation: George Seaton- The Country Girl Best Motion Picture Story: Philip Yordan- Broken Lance Best Story & Screenplay-Original: Budd Schulberg- On the Waterfront Best Foreign Language Film: Gate of Hell (Jigokumon/地獄門)- Japan

10. 1955 Best Picture: Marty (United Artists- Harold Hecht) Best Actor: Ernest Borgnine- Marty Best Actress: Anna Magnani- The Rose Tattoo Best Supporting Actor: Jack Lemmon- Mister Roberts Best Supporting Actress: Jo Van Fleet- East of Eden Best Director: Delbert Mann- Marty Best Screenplay-Adaptation: Paddy Chayefsky - Marty Best Motion Picture Story: Daniel Fuchs- Love Me or Leave Me Best Story & Screenplay-Original: William Ludwig, Sonya Levien – Interrupted Melody Best Foreign Language Film: Samuri, The Legend of Musashi (Miyamoto Musashi/宮本武蔵)- Japan

11. 1956 Best Picture: Around The World In 80 Days (United Artists- Michael Todd) Best Actor: Yul Brynner- The King and I Best Actress: Ingrid Bergman- Anastasia Best Supporting Actor: Anthony Quinn- Lust for Life Best Supporting Actress: Dorothy Malone- Written on the Wind Best Director: George Stevens- Giant

12. 1956 Continued… Best Screenplay-Adaptation: James Poe, John Farrow & S. J. Perelman- Around The World In 80 Days Best Motion Picture Story: Dalton Trumbo (Robert Rich [alias])- The Brave One Best Original Screenplay: Albert Lamorisse- The Red Balloon Best Foreign Language Film: La Strada- Italy

13. 1957 Best Picture: The Bridge on the River Kwai (Columbia- Sam Spiegel) Best Actor: Alec Guinness- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Actress: Joanne Woodward- The Three Faces of Eve Best Supporting Actor: Red Buttons- Sayonara Best Supporting Actress: Miyoshi Umeki- Sayonara Best Director: David Lean- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Adapted Screenplay: Pierre Boulle, Michael Wilson & Carl Foreman- The Bridge on the River Kwai Best Original Screenplay: George Wells- Designing Woman Best Foreign Language Film: The Nights of Cabiria (Le notti di Cabiria)- Italy

14. 1958 Best Picture: Gigi (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer- Arthur Freed) Best Actor: David Niven- Separate Tables Best Actress: Susan Hayward- I Want to Live! Best Supporting Actor: Burl Ives- The Big Country Best Supporting Actress: Wendy Hiller- Separate Tables Best Director: Vincente Minnelli- Gigi Best Adapted Screenplay: Alan Jay Learner- Gigi Best Original Screenplay: Nedrick Young, Harold Jacob Smith- The Defiant Ones Best Foreign Language Film: My Uncle (Mon oncle)- France

15. 1959 Best Picture: Ben-Hur (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer- Sam Zimbalist) Best Actor: Charlton Heston- Ben-Hur Best Actress: Simone Signoret- Room at the Top Best Supporting Actor: Hugh Griffith- Ben-Hur Best Supporting Actress: Shelley Winters- The Diary of Anne Frank Best Director: William Wyler- Ben-Hur Best Adapted Screenplay: Neil Paterson- Room at the Top Best Original Screenplay: Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene, Stanley Shapiro & Maurice Richlin- Pillow Talk Best Foreign Language Film: Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro)- France