This Irish Playwright Set An Impossible Oscar Record That Lasted For 77 Years

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In the history of the Oscars, the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw set an impressive record that stood for more than seven decades. The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, are recognized as the most prestigious award that can be won in the movie industry. Since its establishment nearly a century ago, many winners have set different records in Oscars history, including John Ford, who set a directing record that has lasted 72 years, and La La Land, which broke an 86-year-long Oscar record in 2017.
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This Irish Playwright Set An Impossible Oscar Record That Lasted For 77 Years

George Bernard Shaw set an Oscar record in 1938.

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