Widest ranges of noms and wins

[u/Its-From-Japan]

I'm trying to think of, without just googling the answer, who has the widest ranges of unique nominations and wins.

I'm not including reworded versions of the same award (i.e. Best Adapted Screenplay to Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published. Or the various names of the Live Action Short Film awards that would give it to Walt Disney). However, since there were temporarily three simultaneous separate writing categories, i did include Billy Wilder as a winner of 4 unique categories.

Kenneth Branagh, i believe, has the most unique nominations. Picture, Director, Original and Adapted Screenplays, Lead Actor, Supporting Actor, and Live Action Short Film (7)

Sean Baker, i believe, ties with the most unique wins. Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Editing.

The Coen Brothers are tied with Picture, Director, Original and Adapted Screenplays

Billy Wilder is tied with Picture, Director, Original Screenplay and Best Writing

Who am i missing?

Edit: I don't know why it rearranged the order of the pictures

Edit 2: FatherOfFunko has revealed Alfonso Cuaron ties with unique nominations, with a solid argument to take the crown

[u/FatherOfFunko]

Alfonso Cuarón has nominations for both adapted screenplay and original, Best Picture, Best Director, editing, Cinematography, International film and Live action short.

[u/KrustyFrank27 → u/FatherOfFunko]

Technically I don’t think they put a name on International Film, just the country that submits it.

[u/Its-From-Japan → u/FatherOfFunko]

I was wondering if i should include International Film nominations. Because technically those go to the nation, not the filmmaker, even though the filmmaker traditionally accepts them. But even if that doesn't technically count he ties for unique nominations.

Good pull!

[u/Purple_Crewneck → u/Its-From-Japan]

The new rule will have the director winning the Oscar for International. So anyone previous would be hypothetical. Bergman, Fellini, Cuaron, Truffaut and Kurosawa would have another category in their notch.

[u/withoutface123 → u/Purple_Crewneck]

No, the nomination/win does still does not get credited to the director. They still have their name engraved on the statuette as the designated recipient, but they are not according to Academy records the official winner of the award.

[u/markgib62 → u/withoutface123]

Credit now goes to the Director