the musical Applause, which won the Best Musical in 1970. Chicago (2002) was adapted from both the original 1975 musical, which was nominated for Best Musical, and the 1996 revival, which won Best Revival. While the musical Titanic (1997) won Best Musical in 1997 and the film Titanic (1997) won Best Picture in 1998, neither production had anything to do with the other, and by coincidence, both opened in the same year.Best Picture winners based on Pulitzer Prize winning sourcesYou Can't Take It With You – play Gone with the Wind – novel All the King's Men – novel Driving Miss Daisy – play Spotlight – public service reporting On the Waterfront was an original screenplay suggested from Pulitzer-winning newspaper articles.Best Picture winners with the highest prize wins from the "Big Three" (Cannes, Venice, and Berlin)The Lost Weekend (1945) – Palme d'Or Hamlet (1948) – Golden Lion Marty (1955) – Palme d'Or Rain Man (1988) – Golden Bear The Shape of Water (2017) – Golden Lion Parasite (2019) – Palme d'Or Nomadland (2020) – Golden LionPalme d'Or winning films to be nominated for Best Picture The Lost Weekend Marty Friendly Persuasion M*A*S*H The Conversation Taxi Driver Apocalypse Now All That Jazz Missing The Mission The Piano Pulp Fiction Secrets & Lies The Pianist The Tree of Life Amour Parasite Triangle of Sadness Golden Lion winning films to be nominated for Best Picture Hamlet Atlantic City Brokeback Mountain The Shape of Water Roma Joker Nomadland Golden Bear winning films to be nominated for Best Picture''' 12 Angry Men Rain Man In the Name of the Father Sense and Sensibility The Thin Red LineActing nominations from a single filmNine films have earned a record 5 acting nominations. Mrs. Miniver All About Eve From Here to Eternity On the Waterfront Peyton Place Tom Jones Bonnie and Clyde The Godfather Part II Network Most nominations for male actors (4) On the Waterfront The Godfather The Godfather Part II Most nominations for actresses (4) All About Eve Acting records Most awards for leading actress Katharine Hepburn with 4 awards (1933, 1967, 1968, 1981) Most awards for leading actor Daniel Day-Lewis with 3 awards (1989, 2007, 2012) Most awards for supporting actor Walter Brennan with 3 awards (1936, 1938, 1940) Most awards for supporting actress Shelley Winters (1959, 1965) and Dianne Wiest (1986, 1994) with 2 awards Most consecutive leading actress nominations Two actresses have been