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Year:	2001

Country:	USA

Genre(s):	War, History, Drama, Action, Romance


Directed by:	Michael Bay

Producer:	Kenny Bates, Michael Bay, Jerry Bruckheimer, Scott Gardenhour, Bruce Hendricks, K.C. Hodenfield, Jennifer Klein, Chad Oman, Selwyn Roberts, Pat Sandston, Mike Stenson, Barry H. Waldman, Randall Wallace


Screenplay:	-

Cameraman:	-

Composer:	-

Cast:	Ben Affleck (as Capt. Rafe McCawley), Josh Hartnett (as Capt. Danny Walker), Kate Beckinsale (as Nurse Lt. Evelyn Johnson), Cuba Gooding Jr. (as Petty...


Runtime:	183 min

MPAA Rating:	PG-13

In Theaters:	25 May 2001 USA

Distribution:	Buena Vista Pictures, Touchstone Home Video, Walt Disney Home Video, Buena Vista Home Video, Cascade Film, American Broadcasting Company, GoodTimes Home Video

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Movie Awards

- ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards
   2002 Won "ASCAP Award"
      Most Performed Songs from Motion Pictures: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'll Be".
      Top Box Office Films: Hans Zimmer
- Academy Awards, USA
   2002 Won "Oscar"
      Best Sound Editing: Christopher Boyes, George Watters II
   2002 Nominated "Oscar"
      Best Effects, Visual Effects: Eric Brevig, John Frazier, Edward Hirsh, Ben Snow
      Best Music, Original Song: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'll Be".
      Best Sound: Greg P. Russell, Peter J. Devlin, Kevin O'Connell
- American Society of Cinematographers, USA
   2002 Nominated "ASC Award"
      Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases: John Schwartzman
- Bogey Awards, Germany
   2001 Won "Bogey Award in Gold"
- Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards
   2002 Nominated "Critics Choice Award"
      Best Song: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'll Be".
- Cinema Audio Society, USA
   2002 Nominated "C.A.S. Award"
      Outstanding Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures: Kevin O'Connell, Greg P. Russell, Peter J. Devlin
- DVD Exclusive Awards
   2003 Nominated "DVD Premiere Award"
      Best Menu Design: David Prior, For the Director's Cut (Vista Series).
      Best New, Enhanced or Reconstructed Movie Scenes: Michael Bay, For the overall new and extended scenes included in director's cut., For the Director's Cut (Vista Series).
      Best Overall New Extra Features, New Release: Michael Bay (executive producer), Mark Palansky (producer), David Prior (producer), Eric Neal Young (producer), For the director's cut (Vista series).
      Original Retrospective Documentary, New Release: Doug McCallie, For "Journey to the Screen: The Making of Pearl Harbor"., For the Director's Cut (Vista Series)
- Golden Globes, USA
   2002 Nominated "Golden Globe"
      Best Original Score - Motion Picture: Hans Zimmer
      Best Original Song - Motion Picture: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'Ll Be".
- Golden Screen, Germany
   2001 Won "Golden Screen"
- Golden Trailer Awards
   2002 Nominated "Golden Trailer"
      Best Action
- Grammy Awards
   2002 Nominated "Grammy"
      Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'll Be".
- Harry Awards
   2002 Nominated "Harry Award"
- Huabiao Film Awards
   2002 Won "Huabiao Film Award"
      Outstanding Translated Foriegn Film
- MTV Movie Awards
   2002 Won "MTV Movie Award"
      Best Action Sequence: The attack scene.
   2002 Nominated "MTV Movie Award"
      Best Female Performance: Kate Beckinsale
      Best Male Performance: Josh Hartnett
- Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA
   2002 Nominated "Golden Reel Award"
      Best Sound Editing - Dialogue & ADR, Domestic Feature Film: George Watters II (supervising sound editor), Teri E. Dorman (supervising dialogue editor), Christopher T. Welch (supervising adr editor), David A. Arnold (dialogue editor), Marshall Winn (dialogue editor), Ulrika Akander (dialogue editor), Allan Hartz (dialogue editor), Julie Feiner (adr editor), Cindy Marty (adr editor), Michelle Pazer (adr editor)
      Best Sound Editing - Effects & Foley, Domestic Feature Film: George Watters II (supervising sound editor), Christopher Boyes (supervising sound editor), Victoria Martin (supervising foley editor), Beau Borders (sound effects editor), Scott Guitteau (sound effects editor), Suhail Kafity (sound effects editor), Adam Kopald (sound effects editor), F. Hudson Miller (sound effects editor), R.J. Palmer (sound effects editor), Christopher Scarabosio (sound effects editor), Robert L. Sephton (sound effects editor), Matthew Harrison (foley editor), James Likowski (foley editor), Gary Wright (foley editor), Ethan Van der Ryn (sound effects design)
- Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards
   2002 Nominated "PFCS Award"
      Best Visual Effects: Eric Brevig, John Frazier, Edward Hirsh, Ben Snow
- Razzie Awards
   2002 Nominated "Razzie Award"
      Worst Actor: Ben Affleck
      Worst Director: Michael Bay
      Worst Picture
      Worst Remake or Sequel
      Worst Screen Couple: Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale, Josh Hartnett, Ben Affleck and EITHER Kate Beckinsale or Josh Hartnett.
      Worst Screenplay: Randall Wallace
- Satellite Awards
   2002 Nominated "Golden Satellite Award"
      Best Cinematography: John Schwartzman
      Best Original Song: Diane Warren, For the song "There You'll Be".
      Best Visual Effects: Eric Brevig
- Teen Choice Awards
   2001 Won "Teen Choice Award"
      Film - Choice Actor: Ben Affleck
      Film - Choice Drama/Action Adventure
   2001 Nominated "Teen Choice Award"
      Film - Choice Actor: Josh Hartnett
      Film - Choice Chemistry: Kate Beckinsale, Ben Affleck
- World Soundtrack Awards
   2001 Nominated "World Soundtrack Award"
      WSA Soundtrack Composer of the Year: Hans Zimmer, Also for Hannibal (2001), The Pledge (2001) and An Everlasting Piece (2000).
- World Stunt Awards
   2002 Won "Taurus Award"
      Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director: Sequence: Kenny Bates, Andy Gill, Steve Picerni, The attack on Pearl Harbor in films opening sequence.
   2002 Nominated "Taurus Award"
      Best Aerial Work: Steve Hinton, John Storrie, Gary Hudson (deceased), John Maloney, John Hinton, William E. Powers, Alan Preston, James A. Ryan, Gene Armstrong, Will Bonefas, James W. Gavin, Alan D. Purwin (aerial coordinator), Kevin LaRosa, Attacking fighter pilots make their approach on Pearl Harbor in opening battle sequence.
      Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director: Feature Film: Kenny Bates