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1976

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Meilleure Actrice

Romy Schneider

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Meilleur Acteur

Philippe Noiret

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Meilleur Acteur dans un Second Rôle

Jean Rochefort

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Meilleur Scénario, Dialogues ou Adaptation

Jean Aurenche, Bertrand Tavernier

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Meilleure Musique

François de Roubaix

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Meilleur Son

Nara Kollery, Luc Perini

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Meilleure Photo

Sven Nykvist

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Meilleur Montage

Geneviève Winding

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Meilleurs Décors

Pierre Guffroy

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Meilleur Réalisateur

Bertrand Tavernier

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Meilleur Film Étranger

Parfum de femme

réalisé par Dino Risi
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Meilleur Film

Le vieux fusil

réalisé par Robert Enrico
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César d'Honneur

Ingrid Bergman, Diana Ross

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César d'Honneur

The first César Ceremony Awards

The first Ceremony of the french Cinema

Created by George Cravenne, the Academy of Cinema Arts and Techniques presents its first trophies, which are not yet in their final form, following the vote of 900 members in 13 categories. Jean Rochefort is the very first winner, for the César for Best Supporting Role. This first Ceremony, hosted by Pierre Tchernia, was directed by Jacques Demy and remains to this day the shortest in history, 1h40.

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April 3, 1976, at the Palais des Congrès.
Directed by Jean-Pierre Spiero.
Broadcast on Antenne 2.

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JEAN GABIN and PIERRE TCHERNIA

President and Host of the Ceremony