-4th Golden Raspberry Awards

The -4th Golden Raspberry Awards were held on March 25, 1976 at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to recognize the worst the film industry had to offer in 1975.
The list of nominees follows, with recipients marked in bold.
==Awards and nominations==
Category 	Recipient
Worst Picture 	Linda Lovelace for President
Worst Picture 	At Long Last Love
Worst Picture 	The Hindenburg
Worst Picture 	Lucky Lady
Worst Picture 	Mandingo
Worst Actor 	Joe Don Baker in Framed and Mitchell
Worst Actor 	James Mason in Mandingo
Worst Actor 	Burt Reynolds in At Long Last Love, Lucky Lady, and W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings
Worst Actor 	George C. Scott in The Hindenburg
Worst Actor 	John Wayne in Brannigan and Rooster Cogburn
Worst Actress 	Linda Lovelace in Linda Lovelace for President
Worst Actress 	Anne Bancroft in The Hindenburg
Worst Actress 	Susan George in Mandingo
Worst Actress 	Pam Grier in Bucktown, Friday Foster, and Sheba, Baby
Worst Actress 	Liza Minelli in Lucky Lady
Worst Supporting Actor 	Robby Benson in Lucky Lady
Worst Supporting Actor 	Scatman Crothers in Linda Lovelace for President
Worst Supporting Actor 	Micky Dolenz in Linda Lovelace for President
Worst Supporting Actor 	Perry King in Mandingo and The Wild Party
Worst Supporting Actor 	Gig Young in The Hindenburg
Worst Supporting Actress	Robbie Lee in Linda Lovelace for President and Switchblade Sisters
Worst Supporting Actress	Stockard Channing in The Fortune
Worst Supporting Actress	Jill Ireland in Breakheart Pass
Worst Supporting Actress	Madeline Kahn in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother and At Long Last Love
Worst Supporting Actress	Brenda Skyes in Mandingo
Worst Director 	Andrew V. McLaglen for Mitchell (tie) and Robert Wise for The Hindenburg (tie)
Worst Director 	Peter Bogdanovich for At Long Last Love
Worst Director 	Stanley Donen for Lucky Lady
Worst Director 	Richard Fleischer for Mandingo
Worst Screenplay 	At Long Last Love, written by Peter Bogdanovich
Worst Screenplay 	The Hindenburg, screenplay by Nelson Gidding; screen story by William Link and Richard Levinson, based on the novel by Michael M. Mooney
Worst Screenplay 	Linda Lovelace for President, written by Jack S. Margolis
Worst Screenplay 	Lucky Lady, written by Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz
Worst Screenplay 	Mandingo, screenplay by Norman Wexler; based on the novel by Kyle Onstott
Worst New Star 	Anton LaVey in The Devil's Rain (tie) and John Lindsay in Rosebud (tie)
Worst New Star 	Rudy Ray Moore in Dolemite
Worst New Star 	Ken Norton in Mandingo
Worst New Star 	Burt Reynolds' ear-piercing "singing" voice in At Long Last Love and Lucky Lady
Worst Original Song 	"Lucky Lady" from Lucky Lady, written by John Kander and Fred Ebb
Worst Original Song 	"Ain't Misbehavin'" from Lucky Lady, music by Fats Waller and Harry Brooks, lyrics by Andy Razaf
Worst Original Song 	"Let the Sunshine In" from Brannigan, music by Galt MacDermot, lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado
Worst Original Song 	"Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)" from Mahogany, written by Michael Masser and Gerald Goffin
Worst Original Song 	"There's A Lot to be Said for the Fuehrer" from The Hindenburg, music by David Shire, lyrics by Ed Kleban
Worst Musical Score 	Linda Lovelace for President, music by Big Mac & the Truckers
Worst Musical Score 	The Hindenburg, music by David Shire
Worst Musical Score 	Lucky Lady, music by Ralph Burns
Worst Musical Score 	Mandingo, music by Maurice Jarre
Worst Musical Score 	Mitchell, music by Larry Brown and Jerry Styner
==Broadcasting==
United States: NBC
Category:Awards