[DOC] [TLE] The Silent World - Wikipedia [PAR] The Silent World was the first of Cousteau's documentary films to win an 
Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature; World Without Sun also won in 
1964. [DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cousteau's legacy lives on - CSMonitor.com [PAR] Jun 11, 2010 ... Sailing around the world on his iconic ship Calypso, Cousteau ... Friday marks 
the 100th birthday of Jacques Cousteau, whose legacy still lives ... Cousteau won 
Oscars for "The Silent World," "The Golden Fish" and "World Without Sun. ... The 
legendary ocean explorer was born Jacques-Yves Cousteau on... [DOC] [TLE] UNDERSEA EXPLORER JACQUES COUSTEAU DIES AT 87 - The ... [PAR] Jun 26, 1997 ... Three of his films received Academy Awards for best documentary and one, "The 
Silent World," also won the ... In 1933, he graduated from the French national 
naval academy, ... His other two Academy Awards for best documentary were for 
"Le Poisson Rouge" (1959) and "World Without Sun" (1965). [DOC] [TLE] 64th San Sebastian Filmfest seafaring farewell with Cousteau film - Efe [PAR] Sep 24, 2016 ... 64th San Sebastian Filmfest seafaring farewell with Cousteau film ... and directed 
by Jrme Salle covering the life of pioneering underwater explorer and ... with 
his son Philippe, Salle explained to EFE that he has woven "a ... "The Silent 
World" won a Oscar in 1956, and "World without Sun" did so in 1964. [DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cousteau facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] Cousteau recorded few memories from his childhood; his earliest ... He later 
wrote in his book The Silent World : "One Sunday morning .... following year, 
the film won an Oscar from the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and 
Sciences. ... The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau premiered in 1968, and 
has since... [DOC] [TLE] Legendary undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau dies | chronicle ... [PAR] Jun 26, 1997 ... PARIS (AP) - He shared his undersea adventures with millions of TV viewers ... "
Jacques-Yves Cousteau has rejoined the Silent World," it said in a statement. His 
... He won three Academy Awards for best documentary: "The Silent World" (1957
), "Le Poisson Rouge" (1959) and "World Without Sun" (1965). [DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cousteau Centennial: What He Did, Why He Matters [PAR] Jun 11, 2010 ... French ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau (file photo) would have celebrated his 
hundredth birthday Friday. French ... Jacques Cousteau's pioneering underwater 
documentariesincluding the Oscar-winning films The Silent World, The Golden 
Fish, and World Without Sun"had a storyline," said Clark Lee... [DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cousteau - NNDB.com [PAR] He joined the French Navy fresh from high school, and served for 27 years. ... His 
earliest films were about deep-sea hunting and fishing, but he made his fame on 
... He won three Oscars for theatrical documentaries, but was best known to ... 
and continuing through and beyond the long-running The Undersea World of... [DOC] [TLE] WildFilmHistory - Jacques-Yves Cousteau [PAR] An underwater explorer and early marine photographer, Jacques-Yves ... he 
developed his passion for diving and made his first underwater films during the ... 
of the underwater world and he won many accolades, including Oscars for The 
Silent World (1957), The Golden Fish (1959) and The World Without Sun (1965). [DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cousteau - NOGI - Academy of Underwater Arts & Sciences [PAR] Also in his early teens, Cousteau became fascinated with films. He saved his 
money and bought a home movie camera. After graduation from boarding school, 
Cousteau entered the Ecole Navale ... His films include The Silent World (1956) 
and World Without Sun (1966). Both won Academy Awards for best documentary. [DOC] [TLE] James Dugan [PAR] He matriculated at Penn State University where he began his writing career in 
campus publications. During ... Dugan would be part of two Oscar-winning films. 
... He wrote Undersea Explorer: Story of Captain Cousteau (

Question: This fr. undersea explorer has won Oscars for his films "The Silent World" & "World Without Sun"
Answer: Jacques Cousteau