1945 Alternate Oscars

Best Picture of 1945

Brief Encounter

Children Of Paradise

I Know Where I'm Going!

✔ The Lost Weekend

Mildred Pierce

Murder, My Sweet

Rome, Open City

They Were Expendable

★ To Have And Have Not

A Tree Grows In Brooklyn

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Best Actor of 1945

Humphrey Bogart (To Have And Have Not)

Trevor Howard (Brief Encounter)

★ ✔ Ray Milland (The Lost Weekend)

Dick Powell (Murder, My Sweet)

Edward G. Robinson (The Woman in the Window and Scarlet Street)

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Best Actress of 1945

Lauren Bacall (To Have And Have Not)

Joan Bennett (The Woman in the Window and Scarlet Street)

★ ✔ Joan Crawford (Mildred Pierce)

Celia Johnson (Brief Encounter)

Gene Tierney (Leave Her To Heaven)

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Best Director of 1945

Marcel Carné (Children Of Paradise)

John Ford (They Were Expendable)

★ Howard Hawks (To Have and Have Not)

David Lean (Brief Encounter)

✔ Billy Wilder (The Lost Weekend)

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Best Supporting Actor of 1945

Jack Carson (Mildred Pierce)

✔ James Dunn (A Tree Grows in Brooklyn)

Dan Duryea (The Woman in the Window and Scarlet Street)

★ Boris Karloff (The Body Snatcher)

S.Z. Sakall (Christmas in Connecticut)

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Best Supporting Actress of 1945

Eve Arden (Mildred Pierce)

Ann Blyth (Mildred Pierce)

María Casares (Children of Paradise)

✔ Anne Revere (National Velvet)

★ Margaret Rutherford (Blithe Spirit)

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Special Award

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello (The Naughty Nineties) (best comedy routine) ("Who's On First?")

Peggy Anne Garner (A Tree Grows In Brooklyn) (juvenile Oscar)

Gene Kelly and Jerry the Mouse (Anchors Aweigh) (best dance sequence)

Jules Furthman and William Faulkner, from the novel by Ernest Hemingway (To Have And Have Not) (best adapted screenplay)

Val Lewton (lifetime achievement)

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My choices are noted with a ★. A tie is indicated with a ✪. Historical Oscar winners are noted with a ✔. Best foreign-language picture winners are noted with an ƒ. A historical winner who won in a different category is noted with a ✱.