Viewers have been waiting for days for the announcement of the 92nd Oscar Award. Now the Oscars of the year 2020 have been announced. After which all kinds of questions are also being asked about the Oscars. Like when did the award start? What is the actual name of the award? Why is it named Oscar? We have come with the answers to all your questions. In this package, you will tell all the things related to the Oscars.
The trophy for the Oscars was designed in 1928. It was given by Metro Goldwyn Mayor (MGM) Chief Art Director Sw. Designed by Cedric Gibbons. The special thing is that Gibbons, who designed this trophy, also won this award himself. He was nominated for an Oscar 38 times in his career and won the award 11 times. This trophy is 13.5 inches long and weighs around 3.74 kg. Oscar's trophy is made of solid copper, above which a 24-carat gold layer is mounted. According to the official site of the Oscars, more than 3100 Oscars have been awarded in the last nine decades. Every year 50 trophies are produced for the award ceremony. It takes three months to make them.
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The question that arises in the minds of many people is, can anyone even bench the Star Oscar Award? So here is the answer to this question. Technically, Oscar winners do not have the right to sell their trophy for the first time. If they want to do so, they will have to give the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences the first Oscar-winning institution a chance to buy the trophy for one dollar.
The Oscar's original is the 'Academy Award of Merit'. According to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the name Oscar was discussed for the award in 1934, about five years after its inception. The story that is most famous for awarding the award an 'Oscar' is that when Margaret Herrick, the then Academy Librarian, first saw the trophy (statue) of the award, it said that it met her Uncle Oscar. Only then was the Academy Award of Merit given the Oscar nomination. ' Today it is famous by this name. Later Margaret also became the Executive Director of the Academy.
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