Who took home all those Oscars

Veteran character actor Ralph Bellamy accepted an Honorary Award Oscar at the 59th Annual Academy Awards Monday, calling it the highlight of his 65-year career. It was his first Academy Award. He was nominated for best supporting actor for ``The Awful Truth'' in 1937. Bellamy has appeared in 103 movies, including ``Stage Door Canteen,'' ``The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell,'' and ``Sunrise at Campobello,'' reprising his stage role as Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Also honored was producer-director Steven Spielberg, whose box-office successes have yet to win him an Oscar. He accepted the special Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award with a call to return to literate cinema.

Here is a list of the winners:

Picture: ``Platoon.''

Actress: Marlee Matlin, ``Children of a Lesser God.''

Actor: Paul Newman, ``The Color of Money.''

Supporting actress: Dianne Wiest, ``Hannah and Her Sisters.''

Supporting actor: Michael Caine, ``Hannah and Her Sisters.''

Director: Oliver Stone, ``Platoon.''

Screenplay: Woody Allen, ``Hannah and Her Sisters.''

Screenplay based on material from another medium: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, ``A Room with a View.''

Foreign film: ``The Assault'' (The Netherlands).

Documentary features: ``Time is All You've Got''; ``Down and Out in America'' (tie).

Documentary short subject: ``Women -- For America, For the World.''

Film editing: ``Platoon.''

Makeup: ``The Fly.''

Original score: Herbie Hancock, ``Round Midnight.''

Original song: ``Take My Breath Away'' (``Top Gun'').

Animated short film: ``A Greek Tragedy.''

Live action short film: ``Precious Images.''

Sound: ``Platoon.''

Sound effects: ``Aliens.''

Visual effects: ``Aliens.''

Art direction: ``A Room with a View.''

Cinematography: ``The Mission.''

Costume: ``A Room with a View.''