One 1956 classic didn't get nominated in any category at the Academy Awards, going down as one of the greatest anomalies in Oscars history.

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“Primeval” doesn’t depict or imply any miscegenation, as “The Searchers” does; in that 1956 movie, directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, for a white woman to have sexual ...

The Searchers may be considered John Ford’s greatest film, but it was not treated as such back in the 1950s. In fact, the western starring John Wayne failed to earn a single nomination.