15 Things You Don’t Know About the Oscars

You may have seen all of this year’s nominees, but how well do you really know the Oscars? Check out these 15 factoids for some tidbits you likely never knew and click HERE for our complete Oscars coverage.

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First Person to Refuse an Oscar The late Dudley Nichols took a stand when he won Oscar gold for his writing for 1935’s “The Informer.” Nichols refused to accept his Best Screenwriter award as part of a boycott over union rights but accepted his Oscar two years later after the dispute was resolved, according to the Los Angeles Times.
First Person to Refuse an Oscar The late Dudley Nichols took a stand when he won Oscar gold for his writing for 1935’s “The Informer.” Nichols refused to accept his Best Screenwriter award as part of a boycott over union rights but accepted his Oscar two years later after the dispute was resolved, according to the Los Angeles Times.