Vittorio De Sica

Vittorio De Sica

Director and producer. Born 7 July 1901 in Sora, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy. Died 13 November 1974.

DirectorProducerItalian
5
Titles on Fi1m1 acting · 3 directing · 1 other
87
Average Fi1m scoreas director · 3 titles
1
Oscar1 won · 1 nominated
Born
7 July 1901, Sora, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy
Died
13 November 1974
Active
1948–1970
Frequently works with

Awards

Academy Awards1 won · 1 nominated

  • Nominated1958Best Supporting Actor · A Farewell to Arms
  • Won1948Academy Awards

Golden Globes3 won

  • Won1961Best Non-English Language Film
  • Won1950Golden Globe Awards
  • Won1949Best Non-English Language Film

Cannes Film Festival1 won

  • Won1952Palme d'Or · Miracle in Milan

Berlin International Film Festival1 won

  • Won1971Golden Bear · The Garden of the Finzi-Continis
Other awards29 won
  • Won1976David di Donatello europeo: David di Donatello europeo · A Brief Vacation
  • Won1975David di Donatello europeo: David di Donatello europeo · A Brief Vacation
  • Won1974David di Donatello europeo: David di Donatello europeo · A Brief Vacation
  • Won1971Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards 1972: Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards 1972 · The Garden of the Finzi-Continis
  • Won1965David di Donatello for Best Director: David di Donatello for Best Director · Marriage Italian-Style
  • Won1963David di Donatello for Best Director: David di Donatello for Best Director · The Condemned of Altona
  • Won1961Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Foreign Film: Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Foreign Film · Two Women
  • Won1960San Francisco International Film Festival: San Francisco International Film Festival · General Della Rovere
  • Won1956Bodil Awards: Bodil Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1956David di Donatello for Best Actor: David di Donatello for Best Actor · Pane, amore e...
  • Won1956Jussi Awards: Jussi Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1955Bodil Awards: Bodil Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1955Grolla d'oro for Best Direction: Grolla d'oro for Best Direction · The Gold of Naples
  • Won1955Jussi Awards: Jussi Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1954Grolla d'oro for Best Leading Actor: Grolla d'oro for Best Leading Actor · Bread, Love and Dreams
  • Won1953Bodil Awards: Bodil Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1953Jussi Awards: Jussi Awards · Umberto D.
  • Won1950Bodil Awards: Bodil Awards · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1950Kinema Junpo: Kinema Junpo · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1950Leopard for Best Direction: Leopard for Best Direction · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1950National Board of Review Award for Best Director: National Board of Review Award for Best Director · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949Bodil Awards: Bodil Awards · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949Kinema Junpo: Kinema Junpo · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949Leopard for Best Direction: Leopard for Best Direction · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949Nastro d'Argento for best director: Nastro d'Argento for best director · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949Nastro d'Argento for Best Screenplay: Nastro d'Argento for Best Screenplay · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1949National Board of Review Award for Best Director: National Board of Review Award for Best Director · Bicycle Thieves
  • Won1948Nastro d'Argento for Best Actor: Nastro d'Argento for Best Actor · Heart
  • Won1946Nastro d'Argento for the director of the best film: Nastro d'Argento for the director of the best film · Shoeshine

Awards from Wikidata, which records wins more completely than nominations.