Academy Award for Film Editing

The Academy Award for Film Editing was first given for films issued in 1934.

1940s

• 1940 North West Mounted Police - Anne Bauchens
• The Grapes of Wrath - Robert E. Simpson
• The Letter - Warren Low
• The Long Voyage Home - Sherman Todd
• Rebecca - Hal C. Kern
• 1941 Sergeant York - William Holmes
• Citizen Kane - Robert Wise
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Harold F. Kress
• How Green Was My Valley - James B. Clark
• The Little Foxes - Daniel Mandell
• 1942 The Pride of the Yankees - Daniel Mandell
• Mrs. Miniver - Harold F. Kress
• The Talk of the Town - Otto Meyer
• This Above All - Walter Thompson
• Yankee Doodle Dandy - George Amy
• 1943 Air Force - George Amy
• Casablanca - Owen Marks
• Five Graves to Cairo - Doane Harrison
• For Whom the Bell Tolls - Sherman Todd. John Link
• The Song of Bernadette - Barbara McLean
• 1944 Wilson - Barbara McLean
• Going My Way - Leroy Stone
• Janie - Owen Marks
• None But the Lonely Heart - Roland Gross
• Since You Went Away - Hal C. Kern, James E. Newcom
• 1945 National Velvet - Robert J. Kern
• The Bells of St. Mary's - Harry Marker
• The Lost Weekend - Doane Harrison
• Objective, Burma - George Amy
• A Song to Remember - Charles Nelson
• 1946 The Best Years of Our Lives - Daniel Mandell
• It's a Wonderful Life - William Hornbeck
• The Jolson Story - William A. Lyon
• The Killers - Arthur Hilton
• The Yearling - Harold Kress
• 1947 Body and Soul - Francis Lyon, Robert Parrish
• The Bishop's Wife - Monica Collingwood
• Gentleman's Agreement - Harmon Jones
• Green Dolphin Street - George White
• Odd Man Out - Fergus McDonnell
• 1948 The Naked City - Paul Weatherwax
• Joan of Arc - Frank Sullivan
• Johnny Belinda - David Weisbart
• Red River - Christian Nyby
• The Red Shoes - Reginald Mills
• 1949 Champion - Harry Gerstad
• All the King's Men - Robert Parrish, Al Clark
• Battleground - John Dunning
• Sands of Iwo Jima - Richard L. Van Enger
• The Window - Frederic Knudtson