-1st Golden Raspberry Awards

The -1st Golden Raspberry Awards were held on March 25, 1979 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to recognize the worst the film industry had to offer in 1978.
The list of nominees follows, with recipients marked in bold.
==Awards and nominations==
Category 	Recipient
Worst Picture 	Sextette
Worst Picture 	Moment by Moment
Worst Picture 	Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Worst Picture 	The Swarm
Worst Picture 	The Wiz
Worst Actor 	Lee Majors in The Norseman
Worst Actor 	Michael Caine in Silver Bears and The Swarm
Worst Actor 	Mark Hamill in Corvette Summer
Worst Actor 	Sylvester Stallone in F.I.S.T. and Paradise Alley
Worst Actor 	John Travolta in Moment by Moment
Worst Actress 	Farrah Fawcett-Majors in Somebody Killed Her Husband (tie) and Mae West in Sextette (tie)
Worst Actress 	Diana Ross in The Wiz
Worst Actress 	Katharine Ross in The Swarm
Worst Actress 	Lily Tomlin in Moment by Moment
Worst Supporting Actor 	Richard Pryor in The Wiz
Worst Supporting Actor 	Dom DeLuise in Sextette
Worst Supporting Actor 	Henry Fonda in The Greatest Battle and The Swarm
Worst Supporting Actor 	Jackie Earle Haley in The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
Worst Supporting Actor 	Ringo Starr in Sextette
Worst Supporting Actress 	Olivia de Havilland in The Swarm
Worst Supporting Actress 	Patty Duke in The Swarm
Worst Supporting Actress 	Sandy Duncan in The Cat from Outer Space
Worst Supporting Actress 	Lena Horne in The Wiz
Worst Supporting Actress 	Donna Summer in Thank God It’s Friday
Worst Director 	Irwin Allen for The Swarm (tie), Ken Hughes for Sextette (tie), and Joan Rivers for Rabbit Test (tie)
Worst Director 	Sidney Lumet for The Wiz
Worst Director 	Sylvester Stallone for Paradise Alley
Worst Screenplay 	Sextette, screenplay by Herbert Baker, based on Sextet by Mae West
Worst Screenplay 	Paradise Alley, written by Sylvester Stallone
Worst Screenplay 	Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, written by Henry Edwards
Worst Screenplay 	The Swarm, screenplay by Stirling Silliphant; based on the novel by Arthur Herzog
Worst Screenplay 	The Wiz, screenplay by Joel Schumacher; based on the play by William F. Brown; inspired from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Worst New Star 	Donna Summer in Thank God It’s Friday
Worst New Star 	The Bee Gees in Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Worst New Star 	Peter Frampton in Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Worst New Star 	Matilda the Kangaroo in Matilda
Worst New Star 	Kim Milford in Corvette Summer and Laserblast
Worst Original Song 	"If I Ever See Your Again" from If I Ever See You Again, written by Joseph Brooks (tie), "Next Next" from Sextette, written by Van McCoy (tie), and "When I'm with You, I'm Feelin' Good" from Matilda, music by Carol Conners, lyrics by Ernie Shleton (tie)
Worst Original Song 	"Can I Go On Not Knowing?" from The Wiz, composed by Quincy Jones, lyrics by Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson
Worst Original Song 	"Too Close to Paradise" from Paradise Alley, music by Bill Conti, lyrics by Carole Bayer Sager and Bruce Roberts
Worst Musical Score 	Sextette, music by Artie Butler
Worst Musical Score 	Moment by Moment, music by Lee Holdridge
Worst Musical Score 	Paradise Alley, music by Bill Conti
Worst Musical Score 	The Swarm, music by Jerry Goldsmith
Worst Musical Score 	The Wiz, music by Charlie Smalls
Worst Career Achievement Award	Eddie Deezen, possessing the voice least likely to take seriously on film in Grease, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, and Laserblast
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