Academy Award Oscar trophy

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

The 57th Academy Awards

March 25, 1985  •  Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles  •  Hosted by Jack Lemmon

23
Categories
8
Amadeus wins
8
Amadeus noms
Amadeus 8 wins — swept nearly every category it entered
F. Murray Abraham won Best Actor for his portrayal of Salieri
Sally Field won Best Actress for Places in the Heart — "You like me!"
Best Picture & Directing
Best Picture
Winner
Amadeus
Saul Zaentz, producer — swept eight Oscars including Picture, Director, Actor, Screenplay
The Killing FieldsTrailerWatchRTIMDb
A Passage to IndiaTrailerWatchRTIMDb
Places in the HeartTrailerWatchRTIMDb
A Soldier's StoryTrailerWatchRTIMDb
Best Director
Winner
Milos Forman
Amadeus — his second Best Director Oscar after One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Woody AllenIMDbX— Broadway Danny Rose
Robert BentonIMDbX— Places in the Heart
Roland JofféIMDbX— The Killing Fields
David LeanIMDbX— A Passage to India
Acting
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Winner
F. Murray Abraham
Amadeus — as the jealous composer Antonio Salieri
Jeff BridgesIMDbX— Starman
Albert FinneyIMDbX— Under the Volcano
Tom HulceIMDbX— Amadeus
Sam WaterstonIMDbX— The Killing Fields
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Winner
Sally Field
Places in the Heart — her second Oscar win; memorable "You like me!" speech
Judy DavisIMDbX— A Passage to India
Jessica LangeIMDbX— Country
Vanessa RedgraveIMDbX— The Bostonians
Sissy SpacekIMDbX— The River
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Winner
Haing S. Ngor
The Killing Fields — a real-life survivor of the Cambodian genocide in his first film role
Adolph CaesarIMDbX— A Soldier's Story
John MalkovichIMDbX— Places in the Heart
Ralph RichardsonIMDbX— Greystoke
Pat MoritaIMDbX— The Karate Kid
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Winner
Peggy Ashcroft
A Passage to India — the first British actress to win for an Oscar while absent from the ceremony
Glenn CloseIMDbX— The Natural
Lindsay CrouseIMDbX— Places in the Heart
Christine LahtiIMDbX— Swing Shift
Tess HarperIMDbX— Tender Mercies
Writing
Best Original Screenplay
Winner
Places in the Heart
Robert Benton
Broadway Danny Rose— Woody Allen
El Norte— Gregory Nava, Anna Thomas
Splash— Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel, Bruce Jay Friedman
Best Adapted Screenplay
Winner
Amadeus
Peter Shaffer
The Killing Fields— Bruce Robinson
A Passage to India— David Lean
A Soldier's Story— Charles Fuller
Craft & Technical
Best Foreign Language Film
Winner
Dangerous Moves
Switzerland — directed by RichardDembo
Beyond the Walls— Israel
Camila— Argentina
Double Feature— Spain
Best Documentary Feature
Winner
The Times of Harvey Milk
Robert Epstein, Richard Schmiechen
Streetwise— Cheryl McCall
The Atomic Cafe— Kevin Rafferty
Best Original Score
Winner
A Passage to India
Maurice Jarre
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom— John Williams
The Natural— Randy Newman
Ghostbusters— Elmer Bernstein
Best Original Song
Winner
"I Just Called to Say I Love You"
The Woman in Red — Stevie Wonder
"Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)"— Against All Odds, Phil Collins
"Footloose"— Footloose, Kenny Loggins
Best Cinematography
Winner
The Killing Fields
Chris Menges
Amadeus— Miroslav Ondříček
A Passage to India— Ernest Day
Best Film Editing
Winner
The Killing Fields
Jim Clark
Amadeus— Nena Danevic, Michael Chandler
The Right Stuff— Glenn Farr et al.
Best Art Direction
Winner
Amadeus
Patrizia von Brandenstein; Karel Cerný
The Natural— Angelo Graham, Mel Bourne
2010— Albert Brenner
Best Costume Design
Winner
Amadeus
Theodor Pištěk
2010— Patricia Norris
Places in the Heart— Ann Roth
Best Makeup
Winner
Amadeus
Paul LeBlanc, Dick Smith
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan— Rick Baker, Paul Engelen
2010— Michael Westmore
Best Visual Effects
Winner
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Dennis Muren, Michael McAlister, Lorne Peterson, George Gibbs
Ghostbusters— Richard Edlund et al.
2010— Henry Millar Jr. et al.
Best Sound Mixing
Winner
Amadeus
Mark Berger, Tom Scott, Todd Boekelheide, Chris Newman
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom— Gene Cantamessa et al.
Dune— Bill Varney et al.
Best Sound Editing
Winner
The Right Stuff
Jay Boekelheide
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom— Ben Burtt, Richard Hymns
Dune— Samuel Shaw, Nelson Stoll