-7th Golden Raspberry Awards

The -7th Golden Raspberry Awards were held on March 25, 1973 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to recognize the worst the film industry had to offer in 1972.
The list of nominees follows, with recipients marked in bold.
==Awards and nominations==
Category 	Recipient
Worst Picture 	Deep Throat
Worst Picture 	Fuzz
Worst Picture 	Pink Flamingos
Worst Picture 	Skyjacked
Worst Picture 	Treasure Island
Worst Actor 	Harry Reems in Deep Throat
Worst Actor 	Charles Bronson in Chato’s Land
Worst Actor 	Divine in Pink Flamingos
Worst Actor 	Charlton Heston in Anthony and Cleopatra, The Call of the Wild, and Skyjacked
Worst Actor 	Bob Hope in Cancel My Reservation
Worst Actress 	Linda Lovelace in Deep Throat
Worst Actress 	Janet Leigh in Night of the Lepus
Worst Actress 	Yvette Miimieux in Skyjacked
Worst Actress 	Eva Marie Saint in Cancel My Reservation
Worst Actress 	Raquel Welch in Bluebeard, Fuzz, and Kansas City Bomber
Worst Supporting Actor 	James Brolin in Skyjacked (tie), Yul Brynner in Fuzz (tie), and Gerard Damiano (AKA Al Gork) in Deep Throat (tie)
Worst Supporting Actor 	Tom Skerritt in Fuzz
Worst Supporting Actor 	Orson Welles in Get to Know Your Rabbit, Necromancy, and Treasure Island
Worst Supporting Actress 	Carol Connors in Deep Throat
Worst Supporting Actress 	Jeanne Crain in Skyjacked
Worst Supporting Actress 	Edith Massey in Pink Flamingos
Worst Supporting Actress 	Dolly Sharp in Deep Throat
Worst Supporting Actress 	Mink Stole in Pink Flamingos
Worst Director 	Gerard Damiano (AKA Jerry Gerard) for Deep Throat (tie) and John Waters for Pink Flamingos (tie)
Worst Director 	Richard A. Colla for Fuzz
Worst Director 	John Guillermin for Skyjacked
Worst Director 	Charlton Heston for Anthony and Cleopatra
Worst Screenplay 	Deep Throat, written by Gerard Damiano (AKA Jerry Gerard)
Worst Screenplay 	Fuzz, written by Ed McBain (AKA Evan Hunter); based on the novel by Ed McBain
Worst Screenplay 	Pink Flamingos, written by John Waters
Worst Screenplay 	Skyjacked, screenplay by Stanley R. Greenberg; based on the novel Hijacked by David Harper
Worst Screenplay 	Treasure Island, screenplay by Bautista de la Casa, Hubert Frank, Wolf Mankowitz, Anthony Margheretti, Gerard Vergez, and Orson Welles (AKA O.W. Jeeves); based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson
Worst New Star 	The entire cast of Deep Throat
Worst New Star 	Kim Burfield in Treasure Island
Worst New Star 	Blythe Danner in To Kill a Clown
Worst New Star 	Susan Dey in Skyjacked
Worst New Star 	William Marshall in Blacula
Worst Original Song 	"Blowing' Bubbles" from Deep Throat, music and lyrics by unknown
Worst Original Song 	"Deep Throat" from Deep Throat, music and lyrics by unknown
Worst Original Song 	"Masked Marvel" from Deep Throat, music and lyrics by unknown
Worst Original Song 	"Nurse Lovelace" from Deep Throat, music and lyrics by unknown
Worst Original Song 	"What the World Knows" from Blacula, written by Wally Holmes, produced by Wally Holmes and Norman Ratner
Worst Musical Score 	Skyjacked, music by Perry Botkin Jr.
Worst Musical Score 	Anthony and Cleopatra, music by John Scott
Worst Musical Score 	Chato’s Land, music by Jerry Fielding
Worst Musical Score 	Fuzz, music by Dave Grusin
Worst Musical Score 	Treasure Island, music by Natale Massara
Worst Career Achievement Award	Jerry Lewis, making a movie so horrible that it will never see the light of day (The Day the Clown Cried).
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