"Oscar History: Scorsese, Williams, and Friedkin Make Record-breaking Nominations"
Martin Scorsese and John Williams made Oscars history with record-breaking nominations, as Scorsese became the oldest best director nominee at 81 for "Killers of the Flower Moon," and Williams earned his 49th Oscar nomination for original score. Scorsese's film received 10 nominations, including best picture, while Williams now has more Academy Award nominations than any living person, with a total of 54 career Oscar nominations.