National Board of Review Award for Best Director

The National Board of Review Award for Best Director is one of the annual film awards given (since 1945) by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures.[1]

National Board of Review Award for Best Director
Current recipient: Quentin Tarantino
Awarded forBest Director
CountryUnited States
Presented byNational Board of Review
First awardedJean Renoir
The Southerner (1945)
Currently held byQuentin Tarantino
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
Websitenationalboardofreview.org

Winners

1940s
Year Winner Film
1945Jean Renoir ‡The Southerner
1946William Wyler †The Best Years of Our Lives
1947Elia KazanBoomerang! §
Gentleman's Agreement †[2]
1948Roberto Rossellini §Paisan (Paisà)
1949Vittorio De Sica §Bicycle Thieves (Ladri di biciclette)

1950s
Year Winner Film
1950John Huston ‡The Asphalt Jungle
1951Akira Kurosawa §Rashōmon
1952David Lean §The Sound Barrier
1953George Stevens ‡Shane
1954Renato Castellani §Romeo and Juliet
1955William WylerThe Desperate Hours
1956John Huston §Moby Dick
1957David Lean †The Bridge on the River Kwai
1958John Ford §The Last Hurrah
1959Fred Zinnemann ‡The Nun's Story

1960s
Year Winner Film
1960Jack Cardiff ‡Sons and Lovers
1961Jack Clayton §The Innocents
1962David Lean †Lawrence of Arabia
1963Tony Richardson †Tom Jones
1964Desmond Davis §Girl with Green Eyes
1965John Schlesinger ‡Darling
1966Fred Zinnemann †A Man for All Seasons
1967Richard Brooks ‡In Cold Blood
1968Franco Zeffirelli ‡Romeo and Juliet
1969Alfred Hitchcock §Topaz

1970s
Year Winner Film
1970François Truffaut §The Wild Child (L'enfant sauvage)
1971Ken RussellThe Boy Friend §
The Devils §[3]
1972Bob Fosse †Cabaret
1973Ingmar Bergman ‡Cries and Whispers
1974Francis Ford Coppola §The Conversation
1975Robert Altman ‡Nashville
Stanley Kubrick ‡Barry Lyndon
1976Alan J. Pakula ‡All the President's Men
1977Luis Buñuel §That Obscure Object of Desire (Cet obscur objet du désir)
1978Ingmar Bergman §Autumn Sonata
1979John Schlesinger §Yanks

1980s
Year Winner Film
1980Robert Redford †Ordinary People
1981Warren Beatty †Reds
1982Sidney Lumet ‡The Verdict
1983James L. Brooks †Terms of Endearment
1984David Lean ‡A Passage to India
1985Akira Kurosawa ‡Ran
1986Woody Allen ‡Hannah and Her Sisters
1987Steven Spielberg §Empire of the Sun
1988Alan Parker ‡Mississippi Burning
1989Kenneth Branagh ‡Henry V

1990s
Year Winner Film
1990Kevin Costner †Dances with Wolves
1991Jonathan Demme †The Silence of the Lambs
1992James Ivory ‡Howards End
1993Martin Scorsese §The Age of Innocence
1994Quentin Tarantino ‡Pulp Fiction
1995Ang Lee §Sense and Sensibility
1996Joel Coen ‡Fargo
1997Curtis Hanson ‡L.A. Confidential
1998Shekhar Kapur §Elizabeth
1999Anthony Minghella §The Talented Mr. Ripley

2000s
Year Winner Film
2000Steven SoderberghErin Brockovich ‡
Traffic †
2001Todd Field §In the Bedroom
2002Phillip NoyceThe Quiet American §
Rabbit-Proof Fence §[4]
2003Edward Zwick §The Last Samurai
2004Michael Mann §Collateral
2005Ang Lee †Brokeback Mountain
2006Martin Scorsese †The Departed
2007Tim Burton §Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
2008David Fincher ‡The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
2009Clint Eastwood §Invictus

2010s
Year Winner Film
2010David Fincher ‡The Social Network
2011Martin Scorsese ‡Hugo
2012Kathryn Bigelow §Zero Dark Thirty
2013Spike Jonze §Her
2014Clint Eastwood §American Sniper
2015Ridley Scott §The Martian
2016Barry Jenkins ‡Moonlight[5]
2017Greta Gerwig ‡Lady Bird
2018Bradley Cooper §A Star Is Born
2019Quentin Tarantino ‡Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Multiple winners (3 or more)


References
  1. "Best Director Archives – National Board of Review". National Board of Review. Retrieved February 2, 2015.
  2. The Selected Letters of Elia Kazan - Elia Kazan - Google Books (pg.622)
  3. AFI|Catalog - The Devils
  4. Acclaimed Director, Writer, and Producer Phillip Noyce Joins New York Film Academy (NYFA) Faculty as Master Class Instructor
  5. Moonlight's Barry Jenkins Makes History As First Black Director To Win National Board Of Review Directing Award - Essence
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