-6th Golden Raspberry Awards

The -6th Golden Raspberry Awards were held on March 25, 1974 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to recognize the worst the film industry had to offer in 1973.
The list of nominees follows, with recipients marked in bold.
==Awards and nominations==
Category 	Recipient
Worst Picture 	The Harrad Experiment
Worst Picture 	Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Worst Picture 	Lost Horizon
Worst Picture 	The Mackintosh Man
Worst Picture 	Soylent Green
Worst Actor 	Hari Rhodes and Alex Rocco in Detroit 9000
Worst Actor 	Bob Crane in Superdad
Worst Actor 	Peter Finch in Lost Horizon
Worst Actor 	Charlton Heston in Soylent Green
Worst Actor 	James Whitmore in The Harrad Experiment
Worst Actress 	Tippi Hedren in The Harrad Experiment
Worst Actress 	Pam Grier in Black Mama, White Mama and Scream Blacula Scream
Worst Actress 	Elizabeth Hartman in Walking Tall
Worst Actress 	Dominique Sanda in The Mackintosh Man
Worst Actress 	Liv Ullmann in Lost Horizon
Worst Supporting Actor 	John Gielgud in Lost Horizon (tie), Jerry Houser in Class of ‘44 (tie), and Don Johnson in The Harrad Experiment (tie)
Worst Supporting Actor 	Tim Conway in The World's Greatest Athlete
Worst Supporting Actor 	James Mason in The Mackintosh Man
Worst Supporting Actress	Shelley Winters in Cleopatra Jones
Worst Supporting Actress	Sally Kellerman in Lost Horizon
Worst Supporting Actress	Vonetta McGee in Detroit 9000
Worst Supporting Actress	Leigh Taylor-Young in Soylent Green
Worst Supporting Actress	Trish Van Devere in The Day of the Dolphin
Worst Director 	Charles Jorrott for Lost Horizon
Worst Director 	Hall Bartlett for Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Worst Director 	Richard Fleischer for The Don is Dead and Soylent Green
Worst Director 	John Huston for The Mackintosh Man
Worst Director 	Ted Post for The Baby and The Harrad Experiment
Worst Screenplay 	The Harrad Experiment, screenplay by Michael Werner & Ted “Lurch” Cassidy; based on the novel by Robert H. Rimmer (tie) and Lost Horizon, written by Larry Kramer, based on the novel by James Hilton (tie)
Worst Screenplay 	The Day of the Dolphin, written by Buck Henry and Melvyn Bragg; based on the A Sentient Animal by Robert Merle
Worst Screenplay 	Jonathan Livingston Seagull, screenplay by Hall Bartlett; based on the novella by Richard Bach
Worst Screenplay 	Soylent Green, screenplay by Stanley R. Greenberg; based on Make Room! Make Room! by Harry Harrison
Worst New Star 	Don Johnson in The Harrad Experiment (tie) and Margaret Markov in Black Mama, White Mama (tie)
Worst New Star 	Bruno Kirby in The Harrad Experiment and Superdad
Worst New Star 	Dominique Sanda in The Mackintosh Man
Worst New Star 	Laurie Walters in The Harrad Experiment
Worst Original Song 	The entire song score from Lost Horizon, written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
Worst Original Song 	"Brother's Goin' to Work It Out" from The Mack, words and music by Willie Hutch
Worst Original Song 	"It’s Not Over" from The Harrad Experiment, music by Artie Butler, lyrics by Mark Lindsay
Worst Original Song 	"Our Last Night" from The Don is Dead, lyrics by Carol Goldsmith, music by Jerry Goldsmith
Worst Original Song 	"Torment" from Scream Blacula Scream, music by Bill Marx, lyrics by Marilyn Lovell
Worst Musical Score 	Lost Horizon, music by Burt Bacharach
Worst Musical Score 	Black Mama, White Mama, music by Harry Betts
Worst Musical Score 	The Harrad Experiment, music by Artie Butler
Worst Musical Score 	The Mackintosh Man, music by Maurice Jarre
Worst Musical Score 	Soylent Green, music by Fred Myrow
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