Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Mrs. Brown in National Velvet

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The Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Mrs. Brown in National Velvet is the Oscar-winning performance by Anne Revere as the devoted mother in the classic 1944 horse-racing drama "National Velvet."

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instanceOf Academy Award-winning performance
film acting performance
academyAwardCategoryEstablished 1936
academyBranch Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences NERFINISHED
awardCategory Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress NERFINISHED
awardPresentedIn Los Angeles NERFINISHED
awardResult won
awardType competitive Oscar
awardYear 1945
basedOn novel National Velvet by Enid Bagnold NERFINISHED
ceremonyNumber 17th Academy Awards NERFINISHED
characterRelation mother of Velvet Brown
characterTrait supportive parent
countryOfFilm United States NERFINISHED
film National Velvet NERFINISHED
filmDirector Clarence Brown NERFINISHED
filmFormat black-and-white film
filmPeriod 1940s American cinema
filmReleaseYear 1944
filmSetting horse racing
filmStudioDistributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer NERFINISHED
genreOfFilm sports drama film
languageOfFilm English
leadActorInFilm Elizabeth Taylor NERFINISHED
medium feature film
notableAspect portrayal of a devoted mother
performanceType supporting role
portrayedCharacter Velvet Brown's mother
productionCompany Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
role Mrs. Brown NERFINISHED
supportingActorInFilm Mickey Rooney NERFINISHED
winner Anne Revere NERFINISHED

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Mrs. Brown in National Velvet wonAwardForRole Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Mrs. Brown in National Velvet
subject surface form: Anne Revere